Today's Track of The Day comes from a one time top tier artist in the game; Cassidy at one time you could argue was one of the most feared artist in the game; now he's fallen into what ever happen to category; however his impact has not been forgotten. Enjoy
| Rank | Title | Weekend | Total |
| 1. | Ant-Man and the Wasp | $76,030,000 | $76,030,000 |
| 2. | Incredibles 2 | $29,021,000 | $504,382,414 |
| 3. | Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom | $28,585,000 | $333,342,665 |
| 4. | The First Purge | $17,150,000 | $31,053,945 |
Check out the Top 10 estimates below, and click here for a deeper dive into the box office performance of every Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
Romans promo was long dull and pointless;however Dolph was surprisingly good and Drew Is a star on the rise for sure
While a lot of this was just wrestling booking 101 or WWE booking; unfortunately when your trying to build sympathy on Roman it’s just not going to work
So you have buy far the hottest angle in quite some time for Baylee & Sasha last week and the follow up is some lame over the top fake counseling skit; I would be more upset if this wasn’t so predictable
So the former “Lone Wolf” has now been reduced to Stephanie McMahon’s messenger every week and has lost any edge his character had. Well Done
So Team Hell No is Back and I must admit it is quite a bit of fun to see their awkwardly bad jokes back at the forefront; however I must admit I’m not sure this is doing anything to progress anyone involved. Kane mostly a Nostalgic act who makes rare appearances throughout the year and who’s character never has an ounce of consistency. Then you have Daniel Bryan who’s 3 years off has afforded him a bit of never ending grace period as were barely anyone will boo anything he’s involved with. Finally you have The Bludgeon Brothers WWE attempt at some type of Game of Throne Characters likeness who just come across to inauthentic for anyone over the age 8 to take serious. However with all those caveats this is just fun and sometimes wrestling can just be that.
Good match; on a side note always nice to see the referee act like an actual person would and not look like an complete dope.
As I’ve said countless times Becky may be your best babyface on the entire roster male or female and the complete lack of use of her in the past is Damn near criminal. So I’m definitely happy with recent strings of tv victories for her but as I said last week; just feels like a classic build up just to be brought back down. Hope I’m wrong.
So this was a bit shocking as Sanity just debut a few weeks ago against The Usos but I guess after that loss week it only makes sense they just move on; just an interesting tactic their taking with this new act. However this was the program I always would start with considering both being 3 men factions and being complete opposite of one another. It would be a bit of nice story telling if WWE could hold off the actual match until SummerSlam if you can trust them to do that.
A once interesting match continues to loose it’s appeal as WWE once again fight against the tide with Rusev; SD does tons well but one big glaring issues is The complete flip flop with Rusev character some weeks he’s portrayed as heel then face back to heel; it’s severely killed a lot of his momentum and it’s just made his title match with Styles confusing along less compelling.
First we begin with a later season edition and by this point many would argue this particular episode climax would disqualify it from any sane person list; as it was a huge middle finger to the fans. However this is my list so deal with it The Last Day On Earth has an aura about it that most WD episodes don't ;a true element of fear. From the opening scene to the last your glued to your seat wondering if this it for your hero's as they are met with numerous obstacles along the way.
After re watching this one several times there was one thing that was clear to me; this was all about the humbling of Rick Grimes a character who at this point we have seen come through everything in the sun. He killed his best friend over his family, he's escaped from an army of cannibals, he ripped a man's throat out for Christ sakes. So it's stand to reason that at this juncture in the shows history that we would expect to see him prevail in the end and I love how the showed played on that expectation and has the episodes drags along you began to fell a certain dread and feel significantly less and less confident in the hero's.
The B plot of the episode is less compelling but not buy much while the content of this arc became very draining as it was a repeated beat throughout the season however Melissa McBride and Lennie James performances blows through all that shady writing and gives those scenes a sense of gravitas that very few can in my opinion.
Now if it isn't obvious by now I'm intentionally not giving away plot lines; even though I've given this show a bit of deserved crap; I do believe the ten episodes I will pick out over upcoming weeks are actually good television for anyone who has not given the show a try to take a 2nd look. If one thing I will be is honest; this isn't Mad Men, Breaking Bad or anything close to that level of quality even with that said it's a show that does touch on so many of the good qualities of humanity and how those are tested in mist of an apocalypse.
