Mike and Mackenzie break down all the movie news stories that caught our attention this week, including Bill Murray as a saint, Ridley Scott’s Ancient Egypt, and streaming HBO FOR FREE, LEGALLY!. Subscribe: http://goo.gl/9AGRm
Alas, we couldn’t get everyone together for a roundtable this week, because it’s Independence Day, and it would be UNPATRIOTIC. Also, everyone from the office skipped town early for the long weekend, so no dice. But here’s some stuff we still thought was worth mentioning:

Bill Murray Acts paternal in St Vincent: http://goo.gl/EF3g5O

Ridley Scott is taking us to Ancient Egypt in Exodus: Gods and Kings, and we’ve got the first photos to prove it: http://goo.gl/jakX7d

Kristen Wiig And Bill Hader get serious in the Skeleton Twins: http://goo.gl/NtswlV

Yahoo Screen is showing the full pilot of HBO’s The Leftovers for a limited time, for free: http://goo.gl/n0KMvg

And Once Upon A Time has cast Anna and Kristoff (from Frozen, you guys): http://goo.gl/AUpEV1

Let us know what you think of all this news in the comments! What trailers are you most excited about? Do you watch Once Upon A Time? Do you think we need another 10 Commandments/Sword and Sandal epic?

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Majel Barrett (Christine Chapel from “Star Trek,” Lwaxana Troi from “The Next Generation”) hosts this short interview segment for Entertainment Tonight. Barrett’s on-set segments were filmed at Universal Studios Hollywood’s “Star Trek Adventure.”

We’re coming up on the 4th of July, and so we thought we’d celebrate with the best movie of the bicentennial year: Rocky (the first one, from 1976). Watch Rocky before you die, and you’ll be inspired to make your own training montage. Subscribe – http://goo.gl/9AGRm

There’s more to this move than just the training montage. We’ve got the debuts of both Syvester Stallone and Steadicam, and some great film techniques, all on top of a classic underdog story. Hey, there’s a reason there were a bunch of sequels!

Find out more about Rocky here: http://goo.gl/dJHw93

Have you seen Rocky? Did it inspire you to drink a bunch of raw eggs and beat the tar out of some raw meat? What’s your favorite Stallone movie outside the Rocky franchise? What other movies would you like to see Mackenzie talk about on the show?

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