EIP is back this week with another big review episode!
But before that, Matt helps break down the big Microsft acquisition of Activision Blizzard. What does it mean for the gaming industry moving forward and how will Sony answer back?
Then the team reviews the latest MCU series, Hawkeye. What makes it possibly the best MCU series to date, and why does it work as a better tribute to Natasha than Endgame? Did Kate Bishop's MCU debut hit the mark?
Finally, Julian, Brittany, and Matt review Scream, the next entry that is trying to reboot the horror/slasher franchise. What do audiences see in this movie, and why does the team have a hard time finding anything nice to say about it?
All that and more on this week's edition of Everything is Permitted.
Segments:
7:40 - The Permitted Minute
11:35 - Microsoft Buys Activision Blizzard
31:39 - Marvel's Hawkeye Review
57:35 - Scream Review
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