In the lull before F9 arrives this coming weekend, this past weekend saw The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard take the top spot at the box office with a decent, by pandemic standards, opening while further down the charts In The Heights suffered a massive drop-off and fell out of the top 5 in its second week.

One of the things that separate the character of Dominic Toretto from the real-life Vin Diesel is that Dom probably wouldn’t have created and performed an electronic/dance song but that’s exactly what Vin did last year when he put out “Feel Like I Do”.

Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge is getting a sequel, Manifest and Clarice are canceled, John Wick 4 gets another awesome cast member, the Gaston prequel series is greenlit on Disney+, Near Dark may be getting a 4K restoration and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris dive into E3 news including Metroid: Dread, Elden Ring and the new Guardians of the Galaxy game, Nicolas Cage in Pig, Wrath of Man, The Vault, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, and more.

The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard arrives in theaters this weekend while Kevin Hart stars in Fatherhood on Netflix and the latest from Pixar, Luca, hits Disney+.

When his beloved pet pig is kidnapped from his home in the Oregon wilderness, truffle farmer Rob, played by Nicolas Cage, must head to Portland to find who has his pig and to confront the past he left behind.

Coming out a few years after Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Mel Brooks took aim at that movie, and prior Robin Hood adaptations, for his 90s spoof Robin Hood: Men in Tights, starring Cary Elwes as the bow-wielding Robin of Loxley.

Returning home for the Crusades, nobleman Robin of Locksley finds his father murdered and the land ruled by the psychotically evil Sheriff of Nottingham. On the run, he joins with a group of rebels living in Sherwood Forest and fights to take back the kingdom.

After a year off, E3 came back to showcase the next generation of games, hardware, and creators to check out. With over 30 companies and special presentations, it was 20+ hours of content for gamers to stream. With big game devs waiting all year to unleash huge announcements, it was an exciting event to guess would be revealed. However, not every game presentation sparked huge excitement. We rounded up the best announcements and trailers we think were great. And maybe one or two that are just plain goofy to watch again.

Godzilla vs Kong smashes onto 4K, Blu-Ray, and DVD this week along with In The Line of Fire on 4K, the complete series of Parks and Rec on Blu-Ray, the Shudder original Anything for Jackson, the first season of The Walking Dead: World Beyond and more.