Tons of TV is out this week along with two of the best movies of the year so far, John Wick Chapter 2 and, our Pick of the Week, The Lego Batman Movie.

A remake of Joel Schumacher’s 1990 film, the new Flatliners stars Ellen Page, Diego Luna, Nina Dobrev, James Norton and Kiersey Clemons as the new group of young doctors trying to find out what happens when you die by killing and then reviving each other.

With the Switch out and not a disaster like the Wii U, Nintendo pulled no punches for this year’s E3 Nintendo Direct, revealing more of Super Mario Odyssey and revealing new Kirby, Yoshi and Metroid games are coming to the console.

Just like the last few years, we’re looking back and ranking the past season’s superhero TV shows and while some hit new heights, others fell to terrible new lows.

Sony featured an almost non-stop hour of trailers for their big E3 showcase, including gameplay for Insomniac’s Spider-Man game, God of War, Detroit Become Human, Days Gone, a complete remake of Shadow of the Colossus and more.

Ubisoft brought some new trailers for known quantities like Far Cry 5, South Park: The Fractured But Whole and Assassin’s Creed Origins but also dropped some surprises like the X-Comesque Mario + Rabbids, a mobile South Park RPG, confirmation that Beyond Good and Evil 2 is still real and more.

Antonio Banderas plays a former spec ops soldier turned mall security guard who must keep his co-workers and a young girl alive when a gang of ruthless criminals arrive to keep the girl from testifying as a key witness in the upcoming action movie, Security.

Wonder Woman remained on the top of the charts while The Mummy failed in the US but seems like a hit everywhere else, giving Tom Cruise his biggest ever worldwide opening.

The first movie of Universal’s “Dark Universe” has arrived with The Mummy and Joe has his take on whether or not it gets the new Universal Monsters world off on the right foot.

The soundtracks for Cars and Cars 2 both featured cover songs as their main singles, with Rascal Flatts covering “Life is a Highway” and Weezer covering The Cars’ “You Might Think”.