In case you haven’t checked out the last month’s video about Dave’s experience about TooManyGames 2017, here’s a quick video about Dave’s favorite memories and pick ups.

Spider-Man: Homecoming had a gigantic opening weekend, with the 2nd best opening for a Spider-Man movie and the seventh best opening for the MCU at $117 million.

Coming from the forgotten action/comedy Gotcha! in 1985, British singer Thereza Bazar sang the movie’s theme song, also called Gotcha!, which played up the movie’s espionage themes in it’s official music video.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe discuss the final two Death Wish movies, True Detective, Cannon Films, the new Power Rangers, Comcast’s terrible On Demand editing and much more.

After his fantastic debut in Civil War, Tom Holland is back and starring as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Homecoming, which finds the friendly neighborhood wallcrawler trying to prove himself to Tony Stark while balancing high school and tracking down a crew of arms dealers led by the vicious Adrian Toomes aka The Vulture.

Werewolf crime fighter Lou Garou is back to stop an evil businessman from destroying his hometown when he’s not chugging beers and stuffing his face with donuts in the sequel to 2014’s WolfCop, Another WolfCop.

July kicks off with the return of Spider-Man to the MCU with the critically acclaimed Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Gerard Butler stars in this insane looking disaster movie as scientist Jake Lawson, who along with his brother Max (Jim Sturgess) back on Earth, has to figure out a way to stop a network of weather controlling satellites, as they are malfunctioning and causing extreme weather to destroy the planet.

The King of the Monsters stars in his first ever anime film where kaiju have taken over the Earth in the year 2048 but a small group of humans are determined to take it back.

Finding out the twin brother he didn’t know existed was killed in his hometown, French police officer Alain Moreau sets out to find out who his brother was and who killed him.