Loann and Art discuss two recent summer movies and then enter a discussion of the current trend towards movie remakes, reboots and sequels.

Featured discussion:

• Ant Man

• Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation

• True Detective

• Sens8

Other things discussed:

• George R.R. Martin's feelings on Marvel Villians
• The Trinity Syndrome
• Daredevil
• Cedar Rapids 
• Going Clear (The Scientology Documentary)
• The Hunt
• Hannibal

It's the halfway point of the summer movie season and Loann and Art have seen some of the big movies that have been released so far. 

Summer movies discussed this episode:

• Avengers: Age of Ultron
  
• Jurassic World
• Mad Max: Fury Road
  
• Minions
• Love and Mercy
  

Other things discussed:

A Million Ways to Die in the West

Ted & Ted 2

Seth Mcfarlane sings Cyndi Lauper's hits as Stewie and Peter Griffin.

It Follows

Supercut video of cell phones not working in movies.

This week Loann and Art talk about the aftermath of the attack on the satirical French publication Charlie Hebdo, and the discussion ranges into the types of satire and how it is received by those in power and those out of power. 

Also, we talk about what we've consuming culturally. 

Loann has finished David Mitchell's new novel The Bone Clocks and Art was really taken with the movie Frank, starring Michael Fassbender in a mask for the entire movie.