This week on Triple Take, we dive into the biggest entertainment news and trailers shaking up the movie world:

• Legend of Zelda finds its leads in Bo Bragason and Benjamin Evan Ashworth.
• Superman looks to hold strong with a projected $60M second weekend.
• Lilo & Stitch joins the billion-dollar club.
• Netflix greenlights a live-action Assassin’s Creed series, and a new Judge Dredd film is on the way—this time with Taika Waititi at the helm.

We break down Trailer #2 for Tron: Ares, praising its grounded military sci-fi twist, slick wing-suit action, and ethereal score—despite Jared Leto. Plus, Mortal Kombat 2 drops its first look, reintroducing classic fighters and debuting live-action versions of Kitana, Jade, and more.

Also: a quick look at the Stranger Things Season 5 teaser and what we’re watching this week—from Ozark to Dune: Prophecy to Batman: The Animated Series.

For our Discussion of the Week, we’re ranking:

1. The three latest Supermen: Superman Returns, Man of Steel, and Superman (2025)
2. The best universe-launching blockbusters: Iron Man, Harry Potter, Transformers, Godzilla, and Superman 2025
3. And the ultimate “Pick ’Em” showdown between those five giants.

Just listen, we deleted the notes accidentally.

This week on Triple Take, the gang dives headfirst into a tidal wave of trailers, dinosaurs, and hot takes.

We kick things off with a breakdown of the buzzy new trailer for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey — a cerebral, large-scale reimagining of Homer’s epic starring Matt Damon and Tom Holland. Then we preview a wild new slate of upcoming films: Edgar Wright’s globe-trotting death game The Running Man, the sci-fi survival thriller Project Hail Mary with Ryan Gosling, and the gritty father-daughter crime drama She Rides Shotgun.

Our Movie of the Week is Jurassic World: Rebirth, and hoo boy... it’s a mess. Jacob, Zach, and Lance dissect its wild swings — from Neo-Jurassic chaos and cool dino-weapons to baffling dialogue, nonsensical character arcs, and a villain who apparently changes size on command. It’s dumb fun with a few decent set pieces, but ultimately gets swallowed by its own ambition (and maybe a Spinosaurus or two).

Plus:

• The return of Wacha Watchin?
• Is the Office reboot already doomed?
• Should Scorsese have called it after Wolf of Wall Street?

Grab your Zyn, dodge some dino claws, and join us for another chaotic episode of Triple Take.