Top 20 Stories Of The Week: Indiana Jones 5, X-Men: Apocalypse, Sausage Party & More

The Top 20 Stories of the Week are the stories we think you should check out on /Film from the previous week.

This week we have updates on some TV shows getting renewed or canceled, trailers for the new seasons of Silicon Valley and The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, divisive discussion on the hopeful new VOD service The Screening Room, an update on casting young Han Solo for a future Star Wars spin-off, confirmation of Indiana Jones 5, a new trailer for X-Men: Apocalypse and much more.

Check out all of the Top 20 Stories of the Week after the jump.

Good news for Better Call Saul and Gotham fans came this week with each series being renewed for a third season. However, bad news for any Person of Interest fans as CBS has confirmed that the upcoming fifth season will be its last.

Ariana Grande turned out to be a surprisingly good host, delivering some fantastic impressions of Jennifer Lawrence, Shakira and more. We run through the best and worst sketches right here.

The show returns to HBO on April 24th.

The comedy series returns to Netflix on April 15th.

That's right, one man saw Star Wars: The Force Awakens 20 times in theaters. Our own David Chen talked to this guy about his relationship with Star Wars and what he's learned from each viewing of the sequel. Read the full interview right here.

The remake hits theaters on August 12th.

Michael Mann is working on a prequel to his hit thriller Heat, but not for the big screen. Instead the story will be told in a book as part of a new literary venture from the filmmaker. Get details on the Heat prequel right here.

10 Cloverfield Lane director tells the story behind the fictional movie Cannibal Airlines from the sci-fi thriller and also talks about the possibility of a sequel to his movie.

The fantasy adaptation hits theaters on September 30th.

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Our own Jacob Hall has been seeing plenty of movies from the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas, so you should be keeping up with all his reviews and interviews from down South. Check out all of our SXSW coverage, including reviews of Everybody Wants Some, Hardcore Henry, Midnight Special and more, right here.

The animated adult comedy arrives on August 12th.

Napster founder Sean Parker has been pitching Hollywood on a new VOD service that would bring theatrically released movies into your home the same day they hit the big screen. It's creating a divide among filmmakers who support or denounce the service with Steven Spielberg and J.J. Abrams investing in the service while filmmakers like James Cameron and Christopher Nolan are wholly against it. Get all the details right here.

The heist sequel debuts on June 10th.

The shortlist for actors in the running to play young Han Solo in a future Star Wars spin-off is down to just three names. Find out who they are in our full story right here.

The first teaser for the new Marvel series at Netflix has arrived, but you'll need a Netflix account to watch it. so if you're in the clear there, you can watch the teaser right here.

Robert Downey Jr. doesn't think that Iron Man 4 is in the cards. Plus, Captain America: Civil War co-director Joe Russo imagines what might happen to Iron Man when Robert Downey Jr. leaves the role behind.

The sequel arrives on May 27th, and you can check out our breakdown of the footage right here.

Indiana Jones 5 has been confirmed for a release in the summer of 2019 with Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford returning, but not George Lucas. Our own Peter Sciretta talks about why he's hopeful for the sequel, which has been confirmed to be written by Kingdom of the Crystal Skull scribe David Koepp.