Kuhlman and Corey Movie Show

Directed by Mike Judge

Directed by Sam Mendes

Directed by Guy Ritchie

Directed by David Fincher

Directed by Bong Joon-ho. Academy Award winner for Best Picture 2020

Written and Directed by Andrew Dominik.We spent the first 35 minutes of this episode recapping why we both really liked this movie starring Brad Pitt, Ray Liotta, Scoot McNairy, Ben Mendelsohn, and James Gandolfini. It starts off spoiler free, but as we get into the show, we did get into minor spoilers. Let us know if you liked the movie and if you enjoyed the show. Thanks for watching! Leave a comment and tell us what our next movie review should be!

Written and Directed by Rian Johnson. This episode went off the rails pretty quickly. Looper's a phenomenal neo noir with tight editing, good dialogue, great characters, and an awesome story. We talked about Looper for a few minutes, but the conversation veered off into our backgrounds. We had fun, and let us know in a comment if you listened to it and liked it.

Directed by Chad Stahelski.We are sorry about the audio issues in this episode. We do audio/video tests before each episode and got it to a point where the audio sounded good before going live. Content still turned out great, and we hope you enjoy the show regardless.

Contagion was directed by Steven Soderbergh. Knives Out was directed by Rian Johnson. Most of the information about the discussion at 47:59 comes from this article in the Atlantic: https://www.theatlantic.com/entertain... It goes into detail about how Hollywood business practices may change to benefit movie consumers. Thank you for watching, we hope you enjoy this kind of content. Reach out and let us know what you liked or hated about this episode. Go wash your hands.

Directed by James Gray. We mentioned we watched Knives Out in this episode, but we decided to save that for a later episode. Enjoy this one, leave us feedback about anything you hated and Corey will get back to you during his office hours

Directed by Richard Kelly, not R Kelly. We wanna thank Stephen Andreu for being our guest on this episode. He's great, and you should check out his dead ass channel and stay tuned for his Indie Gaming Blog coming out soon. https://www.youtube.com/user/TeamDarkArmedMonarch

Written and Directed by Alex Garland. Spoilers throughout.We apologize about the audio issues throughout the episode. This was our first time recording with two microphones. Should be fixed for the next episode.

No specific movie for this one. We talked about a board game called Scythe and I watched a modern day vampire flick called Only Lovers Left Alive. Also Doctor Sleep, and Room 237.

Directed by George Miller

Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu

Directed by Quentin Tarantino.Intro music is sampled from: Danger Around The Corner by Darren-Curtis | https://soundcloud.com/desperate-meas... Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

Directed by Zack Synder

Written and Directed by Christopher Nolan. The soundtrack was scored by Hans Zimmer.

Directed by Oren Uziel. Shimmer Lake is a crime mystery told in non-linear segments with interesting dialogue and characters. This is a hidden gem on Netflix, go watch it.

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00:20 We talk about consumer behavior around movie spoilers 2:25 We quickly rate all the star wars movies 7:23 Corey thinks Star Wars is based off a book lol 9:30 There was no hype for the movie 18:44 Jar Jar Binks is racist and we're offended 20:45 Corey loves force healing 23:46 Kuhlman mansplains 25:02 we looked into it all three movies had separate stories and no plans to connect them, Corey is just a dummy 27:10 Whoa Leia was CGI? 29:00 Corporatizing something that was awesome 31:50 Star Wars may not stand the test of time, and Corey disagrees 34:07 Corey makes a bold prediction 34:42 What year will they make lightsabers for real? 36:44 Map Size and Ethical Microtransactions in new release games 41:11 Short term vs long term thinking in the gaming industry 42:00 Winning the lottery is NOT lucky 47:31 They didn't even burn Leia wtf...disrespect

Dir. by Rupert Sanders. Ghost in the Shell is a live action cyberpunk mystery film based on a Japanese anime. This movie was great despite our initial low expectations. It has great art concept design and interesting philosophical implications. Btw if you are wondering about ep 6...we watched Gladiator (2000) but barely spoke about it and the episode audio file has been lost to cyberspace.

No specific movie for this one, just hanging out on the mic. FYI episode 6 has been lost and won't be uploaded. In that, we watched Gladiator (2000) but barely talked about it

Directed by Ari Aster who also made Hereditary (2018). Midsommar is a slow burn horror about college friends who visit the Swedish countryside during the height of summer and do psychedelics.

In this episode, we talk about the 2005 movie Constantine, directed by Francis Lawrence. We had a great time talking about this movie, and we plan more to come soon.

In this episode we covered: Magic the Gathering and our local store, Magic Arena and cannibalization of paper card market + MTGO, Charlie Sheen, our opinion of parties, Corey's Tinder experiences, We live by a bunch of sex offenders, Marketing and underwear, 90's action movies + Marvel saturation, Predictions on how long Marvel movies will last, Kuhlman's favorite movie trailer, What percent of people get laid on Tinder? The Good and Bad of American Culture: Farmer's markets, entitlement and more, how YouTube snuck longer ads in recently, and finally we explain to a lay person what we like about Magic the Gathering.

In this pilot episode, we introduce each other and start the podcast. At this point, we didn't know it would become a movie podcast, but I hope you enjoy it for what it was.