Josh Hartnett's Fight Or Flight is in theaters now. If you have not yet seen it, I highly recommend checking it out on the big screen as it is a LOT of fun! With the way that it ends, however, it sure seems they are setting up for a sequel. We don't know for sure, but I cannot imagine that it ended that abruptly for nothing. I have my fingers crossed that news of a follow up will be coming soon!

The first few months of the year were pretty rough for new movie releases, but after Sinners I'm excited to get back in theaters for some big movies. In of blockbusters, it's mostly going to come down to Superman and Brad Pitt's F1 movie for me, but I think I'll be making at least a dozen movie theater trips during the summer. Fantastic Four looks great, and I'm also very excited for the A24 movie Eddington, which I'm counting as a blockbuster due to the ensemble cast.

The idea of having another Infinity War situation could be appealing, especially after Thunderbolts* teased a new sort of civil war between two teams of Avengers. While I think this is an appealing concept due to the desire for a darker ending, I think the Avengers should end up defeating Doom before unleashing an even more dangerous threat. I don't want Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom to be a prolonged character; he'd work better as a one-off.

Sydney Sweeney is starring in Americana alongside Paul Walter Ho and Halsey. The official trailer was released by Lionsgate today and this film looks absolutely crazy. Essentially there are a whole lot of people fighting each other to take possession of an artifact that they want to sell on the black market. No one is holding back, with everyone clearly winning to kill for the prize. This is going to be a bloodbath of fun, and I cannot wait to see it on the big screen.

If you are a major fan of The Weeknd and his music, I have a feeling you will really enjoy Hurry Up Tomorrow. If you are coming to this movie for Jenna Ortega and/or Barry Keoghan, but do not really know Abel's music, it might not be for you. This movie is essentially a long music video, with multiple songs, limited dialogue, and trippy visuals. It is quite confusing and takes a lot of thinking to even understand a little bit. That said, if The Weeknd is one of your favorite artists, seeing this in theaters is a must.

Throughout Grey's Anatomy's impressivley long run, there have been some major character exits that the series has become known for. From doctors to patients to love interests, the Grey's exits that hit the hardest tend to be the ones that were more unexpected than planned. The Grey's exit that's hit me the hardest over the years is still George O'Malley's gut-wrenching death, followed closely by Mark Sloan and Lexi Grey's.