Mr. Sunday Movies

Captain America is back! And this time he's a bird. Well he was a bird last time we saw him in Falcon & the Winter Soldier but now he's even more bird with special bird wings. Here's our review of the latest MCU entry that also acts as a sequel to The Eternals (there's an adamantium guy sticking out of the ocean) and The Incredible Hulk from 2008 with the inclusion of The Leader, Liv Tyler and General Ross as played by Harrison Ford. Oh and there's a big Red Hulk! Oh and a second bird man! This review is taking from our podcast The Weekly Planet which you can find all sorts of places. Thanks for listening

The Russo Brothers, directors of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame haven't had a lot of luck since. There latest movie The Electric State, a 320 million Netflix funded blockbuster, Christ Pratt joins Millie Bobby Brown in a 1990's robot distopia where everybody is doing a Ready Player One. IT'S NOT GREAT. Thanks for checking out our review which you could have listened to early through our podcast The Weekly Planet but you didn't Check out BigSandwich.co for early videos and bonus podcasts

Live action Marvel universes didn't begin with Iron Man and the MCU in 2008, they extend back as far as the 1970's. Here we rank all (or as many) universes as we can squeeze into 20 minutes and 43 seconds including the X-Men, Fantastic Four, various Spider-Man worlds including Tobey Maguire, Sam Raimi and Kraven/Morbius/Madame Webb, various The Punisher's, Hulks, Daredevil/Elektra, Ghost Rider, Legion, Blade and a whole lot more! Thanks for watching

For over ten years A Minecraft Movie has been in development with five credited screenwriters credited on it's 2025 release. Starring Jack Black, Jason Momoa and some other people it's breaking records across the globe in what has easily become the biggest movie of the year. And sure, it's not great if you're not a fan of the video game but people seem to be enjoying it. Anyways, here's a review from our podcast The Weekly Planet that comes out every Monday. Thanks for the support

Ryan Coogler's latest Sinners, starring Michael B Jordan and Michael B Jordan is apparently upsetting the studio system with the deal Warner Brothers made with it's director. On the tail end of this review we get right into that and what it might mean for the future of cinema. This comes directly from out podcast The Weekly Planet which comes out every Monday on it's own YouTube channel, spotify, apple etc etc. Thanks for listening

With the release of Thunderbolts* in cinemas the world over it people are universally agreeing that this one is actually a good one and way better than Captain America: Brave New Bird. In this clip from our podcast The Weekly Planet we review this 36th film in the MCU which not only introducing us to a new superhero team and The Sentry but also pushes the overall narrative forward with hints towards The New Avengers, The Fantastic Four and Avengers: Doomsday. Thanks for watching!

Welcome but to the soon to be Golden Globe winning podcast The Weekly Planet. This week we catch up on some 2025 action movies we missed out on with the likes of Novocaine, The Accountant 2 and Havoc plus the news of the week. Stuff like Thunderbolts* being rebranded as The New Avengers, Bob Iger and Kevin Feige’s thoughts on the MCU, a Hawkeye Season 2 update, Donald Trump’s movie tariffs and what it means for cinema, trailers for The Long Walk, Godzilla X Kong: Supernova and Peacemaker Season 2, what’s going on with the DCU’s Clayface movie and more!

After twenty four episodes over two seasons leading directly up to the events of 2016's Rogue One, Andor is over. Thanks to Tony Gilroy and his team we got what many consider the best Star Wars we've ever, or will ever seen etc etc here's our review good show and so on. Thanks for watching

Tom Cruise is once again running about and doing big stunts in a Mission Impossible movie but was there anything actually final at all in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning? In this clip from The Weekly Planet podcast, James & Maso go rogue and review a movie starring Hayley Atwell, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Pom Klementieff, Tramell Tillman, Angela Bassett, Henry Czerny, Shea Whigham and Thomas Cruise Mapother IV. Thanks for listening.

We have a brand new Superman in 2025 with David Corenswet taking over the roll from Tyler Hoechlin and Henry Cavill, who took it over from Brandon Routh, who took it over from Dean Cain who took it over from Christopher Reeve. Also there were a bunch of others in the mix. Here we rank them all, from the starting in the 1950's right up to the modern day. Thanks for watching

It's fourth times a charm for Marvel's premiere superhero family The Fantastic Four. This time within the MCU's earth 828 where Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Mr Fantastic, The Invisible Woman, Johnny Storm and The Thing. And like in 2007 Galactus and The Silver Surfer are back but this time not as a big cloud and a man but a big man and woman. Marvel is hoping to reinvigorate the MCU with a lead in to Avengers: Doomsday and Robert Downey Jr's return. But does it succeed? Check out our review courtesy of The Weekly Planet or make up your own mind. Those are your only two options. Thanks for watching!

The Fantastic Four: First Steps makes a number of significant changes to the MCU. Here we talk about four of them. Also there's only four. Thanks for watching

16 Big Scenes has returned with John Stratman's incredible recreation of the final battle between Anakin and Obi-Wan from Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. Thanks also to Kenny Mac for putting together the incredible score