Welcome back to another episode of Scream at the Screens, “History In action”. This week each panel member has chosen their favorite historical action movie to defend for the title of Most Epic. But first they start with entertainment news, and much like other news channels they cover the split of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt; Just so they don’t feel left out… So long Brangelina. Follow us on @screamatscreens.

Moving on to the much more entertaining movie news, the cast discusses the freshly released trailer for “Passengers” staring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence, which looks to be very promising.

They also discuss the promise of another Mad Max movie titled  “Mad Max: The Wasteland”, that is said to star Furiosa yet again.

The theme of sequels focused on the female leads continues through with Robbie Margot being offered the chance to executive produce a Harley Quinn/Suicide Squad Spin-off.

http://screenrant.com/margot-robbie-harley-quinn-movie-producer/

In TV land the panel shares their love for the Emmy winning giant, “Game of thrones” and their favorite YouTube channel for GoT story breakdowns, Alt Shift X.

Emmy talk continues with the awesome and adorable cast of Stranger Things, something the panel can all agree on. Those kids embody everything the AstroPanda team wishes they can be when they grow up.

For the meat of the show Ricardo, Tiffany and Wade present their movie choices for epic historical action movies.

Tiffany starts out with her movie ‘Hero’, explaining the beauty and complexity of the story. Covering some of the amazing things you can accomplish when you’re an OCD director given a ridiculously high budget in a highly populated country rich in poor and desperate people.

Ricardo Presents his movie Braveheart with a clip of his favorite clip. Meanwhile Wade channels Tasty Tyler and lets us know that *gasp* he’s never seen it.

Last but not least, Wade breaks down his movie choice of “Saving Private Ryan” a movie full of amazing actors in a very depressing but realistically presented War Movie.

Each member gives their rationale on what makes their movie ‘Most Epic’ but it’s up to the listeners to let us know what they think. Vote on our Twitter Poll at @screamatscreens.

The show is finished off with on their thoughts on current TV shows. Starting with the mixed reviews for the premiere of American Horror Story and their ongoing love affair with the South Park season premiere full of PC snuffs and Member Berries.

Wade presents what are currently his favorite HBO shows, “Vice Principles” and “Ballers”

Thus ending the episode on a happy note despite the battle for “Who’s Historical Action Movie with a Sad Ending was Most Epic”

The post History in Action appeared first on AstroPanda.