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This week's episode of Inside the Bucket is online! Revel in the digital mastery! On this hippity-hoppity edition of Inside the Bucket, Matt is rejoined by Sandwich John and Brandon to give you all this week's movie and television news and reviews from our website SANDWICHJOHNFILMS.COM . Already dripping with SJF ballsy grease, the boys endeavor to discuss several items of supposed importance. This week, they turn their attention to mostly movie news, as they discuss the first image from the solo Wonder Woman movie, as well as news of Harrison Ford returning to the Indiana Jones universe. Then it's on to this week's box office report, as Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice blasts into theaters, while Alleigant takes a stunning fall from grace. The boys also discuss movies and television shows hitting Blu-ray this week. After a short break to discuss Brandon's plantar fasciitis, it's on to Rants and Raves, where the boys bitch and gripe about al

Click below to see what titles you should add to your April Netflix queue! Story by @ErikaAshley Granted April is a slow month in theaters as the silver screen warms up for the summer blockbuster season Netflix continues to grow with new arrivals all throughout the coming month. In April Netflix will be adding 60 new television and film titles to its vast archive and purging 50 older films. Below is a list of titles and their arrival dates. Available April 1: And Now … Ladies and Gentlemen…(2002) Bandolero (2000) Barnyard (2006) The Beautician and the Beast (1997) Bound (1996) Buffalo Soldiers (2001) The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course (2002) Down to Earth (2001) Leprechaun 3 (1995) Leprechaun 4: In Space (1997) Leprechaun 6: Back 2 tha Hood (2003) Suicide Kings (1997) Sunset Strip (2000) Underworld (2003) Whiteboyz (1999) Wrong Turn at Tahoe (2009) Available April 2: Life Partners (2014) Sinbad: The Fifth Voyage (2014) Avail

Does its release on Netflix change anything for Sony Pictures? Story by Matt Cummings Perhaps the most significant entertainment story of 2014 was one of its last: the decision by Sony Pictures to cancel the release of the comedy The Interview . This sparked a wave of controversy that hit social media like a 50' wave of guffaws and stunned reactions from people like Director Michael Moore to Actor Patton Oswalt. And although the film eventually saw theatrical release and did well in the VOD market, no one expected to see it on Netflix for at least a couple of months. That changed today when Variety and other outlets today reported that Netflix had agreed to stream the film with Seth Rogen and James Franco beginning January 24th. Sure, it's already made about $6m (at the time of this posting) from 581 theatrical locations, but its VOD went off the scale to the tune of $40m. The Netflix news answers one question: would Sony seek a Netflix release, just to squeeze