Based on the memoirs of reporter Jake Adelstein and his time reporting on crime in Japan, Tokyo Vice stars Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe with the legendary Michael Mann directing the first episode of the series and executive producing.

After a surprisingly fun and hilarious debut in 2020, Sonic is back for Sonic the Hedgehog 2, battling the combined forces of Robotnik and Knuckles with help from his new friend Tails to stop the evil doers from gaining control of the supremely powerful Chaos Emerald.

The Batman continued to dominate both domestically and overseas with another big weekend while BTS brought in a massive amount of money for a one-night concert film event on Saturday.

Ryan Reynolds and Shawn Levy re-team after last year’s Free Guy for the solid and thoroughly entertaining new Netflix time travel action movie, The Adam Project, where Reynolds plays a fighter pilot from the year 2050 who travels back in time on a rescue mission but ends up in 2022 and meets his 12 year old self, played by newcomer Walker Scobell.

Going back to his early days as a lounge singer, Joe Pesci recorded the album Vincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings Just for You in 1998, which he performed on in character as Vinny Gambini from My Cousin Vinny and which featured the “rap” song, “Wise Guy”, which got an official music video starring Pesci.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about all things The Batman along with the first trailer for the Obi-Wan Disney+ show, a sequel to I Am Legend, a potential Amazon God of War TV series, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Murderville, classic TMNT games and more.

There’s no huge wide theatrical release this weekend, although there are a few limited theatrical releases, but you can check out The Adam Project on Netflix, Turning Red on Disney+, some new Shudder original movies, and more at home.

After two years, the final season of Better Call Saul finally begins on AMC as Bob Odenkirk’s Jimmy McGill finalizes his transformation in Saul Goodman.

You can watch the cult 80s musical comedy classic Little Shop of Horrors for the latest Everything Action Theater, thanks to YouTube.

Nicolas Cage plays himself (or a slightly exaggerated version of himself) in the upcoming action/comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, which hits theaters in April.