Darren Aronofsky is looking to deliver an epic movie experience next Spring with Noah, as Russell Crowe stars as the biblical figure who is given a vision of an impending apocalypse and sets out to build an ark to save his family and gather two of every animal to repopulate the Earth.

A veteran of TV and movies, Chi McBride usually plays some sort of authority figure from a SWAT commander on Hawaii Five-0 all the way up to Nick Fury on the Marvel cartoons.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about what they want from the Marvel/Netflix shows, dig some juicy bits out of the Man of Steel Q/A, Jason Statham playing Daniel Craig, Charles Bronson’s ineffective sleuthing, Thor vs Thor: The Dark World and much more.

We performed our first online drinking game hangout while watching Charles Bronson punch-solve a Mormon murder conspiracy.

A couple of storylines come to action packed ends this week as blackouts hit Gotham City and Mega City One and a new superhero team is formed to take on the rogue man out time, Aric of Dacia, in the Valiant universe, plus much more in this week’s Pull List

The Hunger Games has spawned many imitators but the one that seems to have caught on the most is Divergent, about a future where people are divided into five factions based on their personality. The movie version stars Shailene Woodley and is out next year.

Angelina Jolie becomes one of the most iconic villains in Disney history, Maleficent for the upcoming movie that will tell her “untold story”.

The God of Thunder joins the ranks of Action Hero of the Week this week, fresh from saving the world from the evil dark elf Malekith in Thor: The Dark World.

Superman arrives on Blu-Ray and DVD this week along with a bunch of cult classics and the final season and full series of Dexter.

Thor: The Dark World dominated the box office this weekend with $86.1 million, the best non-Iron Man debut for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.