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Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph...News: Topics include Anthony Mackie and Emma Stone signing deals to reprise their roles as Captain America and Cruella, Idris Elba joining the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, 14(!) more South Park movies on their way, our first look at Clint Eastwood's Cry Macho, and another release date push for Venom: Let There Be Carnage.What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include What If…? (Season 1: Episodes 1-2), Ted Lasso (Season 2: Episodes 3-4), Don't Breathe 2, and The Suicide Squad.End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film!

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph...News: Topics include Scarlett Johansson suing Disney over Black Widow's simultaneous Disney+ release, some shakeups in our Summer Box Office Pool, and our thoughts on the latest trailers for Dune, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife.What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Rick and Morty (Season 5: Episodes 1-6), Ted Lasso (Season 2: Episodes 1-2), Old, Jungle Cruise, and The Suicide Squad.Feature Presentation: The Best Characters in the DCEU - It's time we stack up the DCEU's heroes and villains on screen so far and pick the best possible Injustice League.End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film!Bonus Segment: Yearly Film Series (2018)

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Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph...News: Topics include the casting of Batgirl, Vin Diesel and The Rock refusing to squash the beef, Clerks III beginning production, Black Widow's disastrous second weekend, and our first looks at Jackass Forever, The Last Duel, and Malignant.What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Fear Street Part 3: 1666 and Space Jam: A New Legacy. Feature Presentation: Making a Memorable Exit - This week we're taking some of our favorite or most memorable deaths in movies and television, along with who we think is not making it out of James Gunn's The Suicide Squad in one piece. End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film!

In this episode, Rachel and Kate chat about a few hospitality industry stories that have been trending lately. These stories include the challenges restaurants have been facing since reopening their doors, like dealing with rude customers and food shortages. The ladies also discuss an interesting story about how a lot of new restaurants have, in fact, started to open in the past few months in New York City. They also discuss about one Tripleseat customer made the decision to close in-house dining for the time being in order to focus solely on events. Take a listen for yourself to stay up to date on what is happening in the hospitality and events industry!

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph... (00:00)News: Topics include the 2021 Emmy Nominations, Deadpool finally hanging out with characters from the MCU, a first look at Pixar's latest original film, and thoughts on Black Widow's controversial opening weekend box office. (01:03)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include The Tomorrow War, The Forever Purge, Fear Street Part Two: 1978, Black Widow, and Loki (Episode 6). (16:50)Feature Presentation: Music to Our Ears - Discussing the film scores and soundtracks that left a major impression, including the works of John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Trey Parker & Matt Stone, and Prince. (01:46:41)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:16:10)

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph... (00:00)News: Topics include the opening weekend box office of F9, Warner Bros. shaking up its release schedule this fall, and new looks at films such as Halloween Kills, Don't Breathe 2, The Suicide Squad, and Shang-Chi. (01:06)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Luca, F9, Fear Street Part One: 1994, and Loki (Episodes 3-5). (17:54)Feature Presentation: Analyzing Bottle Rocket - For our first Live Breathe Film Club discussion we are looking at Wes Anderson's debut film starring Owen and Luke Wilson. (01:26:45)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:54:55)

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph... (00:00)News: Topics include a look at Snake Eyes: G.I. Joes Origins, some shake ups to the Summer Movie Calendar as multiple movies flock to the Fall, and an updated look at where our Summer Box Office Pool is at. (03:45)What We Watched: Our highlight from the past week is Episode Two of Loki. (22:17)INTERMISSIONFeature Presentation: Picking Our Fast Family - Each of us our drafting the characters from the Fast and Furious franchise that we'd want to see spotlight our own feature film. Requirements include an OG Family Member, an Additional Main Family Member, Two Supporting Family Members, Two Primary Villains, a Supporting Villain, and a Cop for Backup. (48:07)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:49:33)

It's that time again! We're back with another quarterly wrap-up of all the most essential health & wellness news and research that came out in the past three months. As always, there were a TON of new studies, policy changes, rulings, reviews, and more to comb through, but we distilled it all down to bring you the most essential topics for your health. Listen to learn the latest information on Covid (including long-haul symptoms, natural immunity, vaccine risks, and more), a huge controversy around a new Alzheimer's drug, some surprising findings on why HIIT might not actually be that great for you (plus several more eye-opening exercise-related studies), the health impacts of the all the extra alcohol people drank in 2020, plus much more. Join the conversation at the written version of this article here: https://getwellbe.com/health-research-wellness-news-april-may-june-2021/

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph... (00:00)News: Topics include a Toxic Avenger reboot, Netflix's Fear Street Trilogy, and In the Heights' shocking opening weekend box office numbers. (01:01)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Murder Mystery, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, and In the Heights. (25:20)Feature Presentation: Movie Trivia Tournament - Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph take each other on in two rounds of 20 questions each to determine who will select a ‘90s comedy for the first edition of Live Breathe Film's new Film Club. (53:22)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:55:53)

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph... (00:00)News: Topics include Rob Zombie taking on The Munsters, how our Summer Box Office Pool is shaping up, and our thoughts on Old and Reminiscence's latest trailers. (01:15)Feature Presentation: 2021 Summer Kick-Off Content Reviews - This week we look back at the large amount of content that was dropped at our feet over the past couple of weeks including A Quiet Place: Part II, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, Cruella, Raya and the Last Dragon, Bo Burnham: Inside, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers (Season Finale), and Loki (Series Premiere). (26:39)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:56:01)

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (00:00)News: Topics include Amazon’s purchase of MGM Studios and some Trailer Talk about Eternals, Last Night in Soho, and The Tomorrow War. (00:52)What We Watched: This week we’re breaking down Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead. (26:07)Feature Presentation: 2021 Summer Box Office Fantasy Draft - Four teams. Six rounds. Whose six films are going to gross the most domestically this summer? Stay tuned all summer long. (45:08)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:31:43)

After the 2020 Summer Movie Season that never was, movie theaters are finally hitting their stride in time for Summer 2021 and mega blockbusters from Marvel, DC, and The Fast Saga are finally being released! We look at those and more in our 2021 Summer Movie Preview.Other topics this week include a mega-roundup of films and TV we’ve watched over the past three weeks, along with our thoughts on some huge first looks including Venom: Let There Be Carnage.Coming Attractions: Before we get to the Summer Movie Preview, let’s look back at summer’s past and the films we wish we could have seen when they were originally released. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (11:56)News: Topics include the cast of Knives Out 2 being revealed, WarnerMedia merging with Discovery, some updates on Marvel’s Phase 4, and the dreaded How I Met Your Father spin-off. (12:33)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Mythic Quest: Season 2 (Episodes 1-3), Invincible (Season 1), Jupiter’s Legacy (Season 1), The Week Of, The Woman in the Window, Spiral: From the Book of Saw, Nobody, Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse, Those Who Wish Me Dead, and The Mitchells vs. The Machines. (54:16)Feature Presentation: 2021 Summer Movie Preview - Without further ado, here are the films we recommend you get back into a movie theater to see this summer. (01:52:15)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:22:54)

Well, this year’s Oscars were a shit show and we’re here to talk about it with you all. We’re also going to provide our own picks for who we believe should have won Best Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, and Supporting Actress out of the films released from January 2020 through February 2021. It includes some of the actual winners (Daniel Kayluua) and nominees (Maria Bakalova), along with some snubs (Delroy Lindo) and others never in serious consideration (Ben Affleck).Other topics this week include our thoughts on a slew of new trailers, including the latest from Pixar and Steven Spielberg, the wild concept of Christopher Nolan working with Netflix, and whether The Falcon and the Winter Solider was worth the investment in time or not.Coming Attractions: Before we kick things off, here’s a quick preview of what exactly we’ll be discussing during this week’s Academy Awards themed Feature Presentation. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (01:45)News: Topics include Leo remaking Mads Mikkelsen’s Another Round, Mads Mikkelsen joining Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones 5, and our first looks at The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, West Side Story, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. (02:14)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Why Him?, Shadow and Bone (Season 1), Sandy Wexler, Nobody, Mortal Kombat (2021), and The Falcon and the Winter Solider (Episodes 5-6). (42:13)Feature Presentation: In a Shitty Year, Our Oscars Go To - We’re recapping this year’s disastrous Academy Awards ceremony, our very competitive Oscar Pool, and who we would have voted for in all four acting categories if we were part of the voting body. (01:43:56)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:31:23)

We’re not professional casting directors, but sometimes it's clear that the performers chosen to play a particular role were just not the right picks. We’re here to discuss a bunch of those roles and who we’d have swapped in to elevate the character and the film. Other topics this week include a big budget Gundam adaptation for Netflix, more delays to major Tom Cruise vehicles, and the insanity of the Fast and Furious franchise as we inch closer to F9.Coming Attractions: Before we get to our Feature Presentation, where we recast famous film roles to improve the performance and the film overall, we’re going to go in-depth on a famous case of recasting that sparked this idea: Michael J. Fox stepping in as Marty McFly. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (07:09)News: Topics include Paramount's latest release date shuffle, some exciting announcements for Indiana Jones 5, and the latest trailers for Army of the Dead and F9. (07:55)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Sons of Anarchy (Series), Solar Opposites (Seasons 1-2), The Do-Over, New Girl (Season 1), Unhinged, and The Falcon and the Winter Solider (Episode 4). (48:05)Feature Presentation: We’re the Casting Director Now - Performances that we’re recasting include Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, Harley Quinn, Peter Parker in Sami Raimi’s Spider-Man Trilogy, Hal Jordan in Green Lantern, Bruce Wayne in the Burton/Schumacher Batman films, and Jack Traven in Speed. (01:29:27)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:59:56)

The MonsterVerse matchup we’ve all been waiting for is finally here and we’re ready to share our opinion on how Godzilla vs. Kong stacked up. We’re also going to talk about some matchups that have yet to happen on film that we hope to see one day.Other topics this week include our thoughts on Ghostbusters: Afterlife’s Mini-Pufts, not one, but two sequels to Knives Out coming to Netflix, and the merits of Captain America: Civil War.Coming Attractions: Before we tackle Godzilla vs. Kong, we’re talking about our favorite cinematic matchups from prior to 2021. What looked to be a win for Freddy vs. Jason, unexpectedly turns into a blowout for a more recent matchup without vs. in the title. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (05:51)News: Topics include the fallout of Disney shaking up the summer movie calendar by delaying Black Widow, our first Rated-R look at James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad, and LeBron James’s acting prowess in Space Jam: A New Legacy. (06:30)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Godzilla (2014), Kong: Skull Island, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, The Ridiculous 6, Cherry, The Midnight Sky, Let Him Go, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers (Series Premiere), and The Falcon and the Winter Solider (Episodes 2-3). (01:03:04)Feature Presentation: Let Them Fight: In addition to our thoughts on Godzilla vs. Kong, we’re ready to talk about some other dream matchups we hope to one day see including The Avengers vs. X-Men, DC vs. Marvel, Annabelle vs. Chucky, and Godzilla and Kong vs. Pacific Rim. (01:40:48)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:10:00)

Sometimes films get poor reviews and mixed reactions from viewers, but we just don’t get it. Today we’re going to run through several films that meet that criteria as we legitimately think they are strong, misunderstood movies.Other topics this week include our thoughts on a follow up to the John Grisham adaptation, A Time to Kill, the bizarre trend of actors from Alien passing away lately, and the release of The Snyder Cut.Coming Attractions: Before we get to the show, we wanted to discuss the eerie circumstances of actor Yaphet Kotto’s death in relation to his classic film, Alien. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (07:29)News: Topics include Matthew McConaghy’s return to HBO and a few release date updates, including Venom: Let There Be Carnage moving to September. (08:06)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Schitt’s Creek (Season 1), Nomadland, The Last Blockbuster, Sound of Metal, The Falcon and the Winter Solider (Episode 1), and Zack Snyder’s Justice League. (16:38)Feature Presentation: Find Us Guilty - The following may be considered guilty pleasures, but we’re not feeling guilty about them. They are genuinely good films! Titles include Thor: The Dark World, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, Commando, The New Guy, Trojan War, Dude, Where’s My Car?, The Hot Chick, The Room, and most films starring Adam Sandler. (01:23:43)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:07:02)

In honor of Zack Snyder’s Justice League finally being released on HBO Max, we’re going to look at some other films that didn’t get released with their director’s true vision. Whether they used a different director for reshoots, split the film due to its length, or the studio demanded edits, they have different, or could have different, cuts that should see the light of day.Other topics this week include our thoughts on some interesting Oscar nomination snubs and surprises, Avatar topping Avengers: Endgame, and yet another time loop movie, Boss Level.Coming Attractions: Before we get to the Feature Presentation, let’s talk about a director/extended cut that lived up to its lofty expectations: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (08:10)News: Topics include our thoughts on the 93rd Academy Award nominations, Avatar once again becoming the biggest film of all time, and the trailer for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights. (08:58)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, I Care a Lot, Flora & Ulysses, Boss Level, and Coming 2 America. (44:40)Feature Presentation: We’d Like The Original Vision, Please - Director Cuts we’re still waiting to see include Kill Bill, Suicide Squad, Rogue One, Fantastic Four (2015), Alien 3, and Batman Forever. (01:19:17)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:46:32)

While most sequels tend to come out between 1-4 years, as of late we’re starting to get a lot more sequels to films from decades earlier, including this past week’s Coming 2 America. In honor of that film, let’s look at some unannounced sequels that we’d like to see 10+ years after the original.Other topics this week include our thoughts on the trailers to Army of the Dead and Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse, J.J. Abrams rebooting Superman, Neill Blomkamp developing a sequel to District 9, Michael B. Jordan taking the reins of Creed III, The Simpsons being renewed for two (!!!) more seasons, and the final two episodes of WandaVision.Coming Attractions: Before we get to some long-awaited sequels that have yet to happen, let’s discuss one that panned out well: Blade Runner 2049. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (06:54)News: Topics include major film and television announcements including a new season of Party Down, some release date updates including A Quiet Place Part II moving up from September to Memorial Day Weekend, and our thoughts on some new trailers including Pixar’s Luca. (07:23)What We Watched: Highlights from the past two weeks include Ratatouille, Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet (Season 1), Extras (Seasons 1-2), The O.C. (Seasons 3-4), Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry, Coming 2 America, and WandaVision (Episodes 8-9). (41:25)Feature Presentation: Where’s Our Sequel? - Sequels we’ve yet to get but still want include Kill Bill, The Social Network, Forrest Gump, Boyhood, BeetleJuice, Speed, and Pineapple Express. (01:26:54)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:55:57)

Film critics and award voters tend to have a particular taste when it comes to the films they like and don’t like. Each year we get a clear vision of what they really are passionate about and sometimes those picks just don’t connect with us. We’re here to discuss those films.Other topics this week include Paramount+’s rollout, upcoming Star Wars and Marvel shows, and our thoughts on some upcoming collaborations between Ari Aster & Joaquin Phoenix and David Fincher & Michael Fassbender.Coming Attractions: Before we get into the award-winning/nominated movies we don’t like, let’s discuss one winner that insiders have seemed to turn on but we still love anyway. That film is Gladiator. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (06:16)News: Topics include new release dates and announcements for films hitting theaters and streaming, some major announcements for new films from heavyweight directors such as Edgar Wright and Martin Scorsese, and discussing the first trailers for Mortal Kombat and Cruella. (06:40)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Shangri-LA (Docuseries), Servant (Season 1), Can’t Hardly Wait, Superbad, The Irishman, and WandaVision (Episode 7). (43:21)Feature Presentation: We’d Like a Recount - Award-winning/nominated films that we didn’t connect with include Dunkirk, Gravity, Bohemian Rhapsody, Manchester by the Sea, The Social Network, Mulholland Drive, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Artist, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. (01:17:15)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:55:40)

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The television industry can be brutal. Great shows are cancelled before they get to develop a following and others stick around far longer than they should leaving a sour taste in fan’s mouths. We’re here to discuss six shows that we believe deserve one last shot at glory with a follow up film to end the series on one last high note.Other topics this week include our thoughts on Gina Carano and Joss Whedon getting cancelled and our review of Judas and the Black Messiah starring Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield.Coming Attractions: The Best Movie to Come From a TV Show - Before we get to the shows we’re hoping we’ll get one day, let’s discuss one theatrical follow-up that got things very right. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (07:28)News: Topics include Disney shuttering Blue Sky Studios, Gina Carano’s termination from Lucasfilm, the leads of the upcoming The Last of Us and Mr. and Mrs. Smith television series being cast, and our thoughts on the latest trailer for Zack Snyder’s Justice League. (07:50)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Fuck, That’s Delicious (Seasons 1-4), Freaky, Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (Miniseries), El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Judas and the Black Messiah, and WandaVision (Episode 6). (34:30)Feature Presentation: Big Screen TV Sequels - The TV shows that have ended which we hope to one day see return on the big screen for a proper ending include Community, Friday Night Lights, Freaks and Geeks, Party Down, Hannibal, and Daredevil. (01:20:10)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:51:36)

We’ve all been burned before from marketing, but sometimes the sting leaves a lasting mark. In the case of the films discussed during this week’s episode, we had once anticipated their releases greatly, after seeing some exceptional trailers, only to be let down hard.Other topics this week include our thoughts on the new trailer for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and our first look at M. Night Shyamalan's new film Old, plus our review of The Little Things starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto.Coming Attractions: Godzilla (1998) - Before we discuss all the trailers for films that wound up disappointing, we’ve got one announcement trailer to discuss that absolutely blew away the final product. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (08:05)News: Topics include our thoughts on all the new TV spots that debuted on Super Bowl Sunday, along with some positive release date updates including Zack Snyder’s Justice League. (08:27)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include The Amityville Horror (2005), Ted Lasso (Season 1), Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer (Miniseries), The O.C. (Seasons 1-2), The Little Things, and WandaVision (Episodes 4-5). (37:09)Feature Presentation: Good Trailer, Bad Movie - Films whose trailers greatly misled us include The Little Things, Wonder Woman 1984, Suicide Squad, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Godzilla (2014), Prometheus, and Terminator Salvation. (01:33:39)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:03:39)

Last month we talked about our favorite comic book hero portrayals on film so it only makes sense that this month we’re talking villains. From the obvious (Heath Ledger as The Joker) to the oddball (Jason Schwartzman as Gideon Graves) they’re all included!Other topics this week include the onslaught of delays to major 2020 films such as No Time to Die, The King’s Man, A Quiet Place Part II, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Uncharted, Morbius, and Last Night in Soho, plus spoiler filled thoughts on Promising Young Woman and WandaVision (Episode 3: Now in Color). Coming Attractions: As we prepare to talk about our favorite comic book villains portrayed on film, we kick things off with an underappreciated runner-up from Sam Rami’s Spider-Man trilogy. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (08:53)News: Topics include the massive impact of No Time to Die postponing it’s global release once again to October and our thoughts on the first trailer for Godzilla vs. Kong. (09:17)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Dead Silence, Cobra Kai (Season 2), What Happened to Monday, Crawl, Promising Young Woman, and WandaVision (Episode 3). (40:09)Feature Presentation: You Either Die a Hero, or You Live Long Enough to See Yourself Become the Villain - Part two of our favorite comic book portrayals on film focuses strictly on the bad guys. (01:33:24)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:29:29)

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From Hannibal Lector and Scream to Adam Sandler and Jim Carrey we’re going in-depth on the decade of film that cemented our love for film. As ‘90s kids, there’s no greater group to discuss films made for children (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/3 Ninjas), teens (American Pie/Tommy Boy) and adults (Pulp Fiction/Seven/Boogie Nights). We’re diving deep into these classics, some misses, and more.Other topics this week include updates to some of Marvel Studios upcoming films and television shows, release date updates for The Sopranos’ prequel and Chris Pratt’s latest sci-fi adventure, and thoughts on Tom Hanks’ News of the World and the first two episodes of WandaVision!Coming Attractions: We’re kicking off our 1990’s Decade in Film Review with Titanic! Stay tuned for the full discussion in our Feature Presentation and don’t forget to let us know what ‘90s films are your favorites. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (12:17)News: Topics include Godzilla vs. Kong’s release being accelerated, the all star cast assembled for David O. Russell’s latest film, and a few updates in the MCU, including Chris Evans potentially returning as Captain America! (12:38)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include American Horror Story (Season 1), Cobra Kai (Season 1), The Devil Next Door (Miniseries), News of the World, and WandaVision (Episodes 1-2). (38:32)Feature Presentation: Decade in Film Review (1990s) - Extending our conversation on films from the ‘90s during our Yearly Film Series, we’re covering some of the major franchises, comedies, and other memorable films from the perspective of ‘90s kids. (01:16:49)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:42:48)

This week we’ve pooled together the films we’re most looking forward to in 2021 and have come to a consensus Top 10. It’s got a little bit of everything including franchise sequels such as Spider-Man and Candyman, films from our favorite directors such as Edgar Wright, and a Netflix Original starring Leonardo DiCapro and Jennifer Lawrence.Other topics this week include the delay of Jared Leto’s Morbius, a run through of some of Christopher Guest’s best mockumentaries, and more talk on the latest season of Cobra Kai!Coming Attractions: We’re talking about the films we’re looking most forward to this year and kicking things off with some runners-up including The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, The Kings Man, and The Many Saints of Newark. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (06:59)News: Topics include a deal between Warner Bros. and Legendary for releasing Godzilla vs. Kong on HBO Max, news on the latest film from Damien Chazelle starring Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, and the dominos starting to fall on spring releases being delayed. (07:23)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Relic, Killing Eve (Season 1), Twin Peaks (Season 1), This Is Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman, Mascots, and Cobra Kai (Season 3). (17:30)Feature Presentation: Give Us What We Want In 2021! - Pandemic delays be damned, here are the 10 films we’re most looking forward to seeing in 2021. (49:10)End Credits: Please make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (01:50:40)

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As we close out 2020, we’re using this valuable time to take down some of the films that our hosts love. Whether they are cult classics, fan favorites, or divisive entries in major franchises, they are going to get skewered. This is our airing of grievances.Other topics this week include Eddie Murphy’s return to America, Denzel teaming up with Rami Malek to take down Jared Leto, and our reviews of the two major Christmas Day releases, Wonder Woman 1984 and Soul.Cold Open: Trailer Talk - We’ve got thoughts on our first look at two films debuting on streaming platforms this winter: Coming 2 America and The Little Things. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (09:24)News: Topics include Wonder Woman 1984’s robust (during a pandemic) domestic opening weekend, some upcoming films theatrically dated from Warner Bros., and MGM Studios putting out feelers for selling its entire enterprise. (10:01)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include American Crime Story (Seasons 1-2), Love and Monsters, The Night Before, Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, Tenet, Soul, and Wonder Woman 1984. (50:21)Feature Presentation: The 2020 Airing of Grievances - Beloved films on the defense include Avatar, the SnyderVerse, the Harry Potter series, and Empire Records. (02:15:18)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:49:40)

Best TV Shows Of 2020 Including The Mandalorian, Better Call Saul, The Boys, And More! (12/21/2020)Most of the world made it through 2020 watching television so it’s time we look back at the television shows that graced our living room TVs and determine the best of the best. Dramas, sitcoms, and limited series are all represented in what was another damn good year during Peak TV.Other topics this week include a discussion about The Mandalorian season finale that took the Internet by storm, the announcement of another Star Wars bounty hunter spin-off show, and a review of Chadwick Boseman’s final film performance.Finally, we close things out with some of the most memorable films of 1999!Cold Open: The Mandalorian Season 2 Finale - We discuss “Chapter 16 - The Rescue”, along with season 2 as a whole, in a spoiler filled recap. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (23:49)News: Topics include the newly announced Star Wars spinoff show, The Book of Boba Fett, and Wonder Woman 1984’s opening weekend box office numbers. (24:17)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include The Santa Clause Series, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Big Mouth (Seasons 1-4), and Cobra Kai (Season 2). (46:33)Feature Presentation: The Best Television During the Worst Year Ever - We each break down our top 3 TV shows, along with our favorite individual episodes, that aired during 2020. (01:22:46)Yearly Film Series: Our 1999 film selections include Audition, The Matrix, Galaxy Quest, and 10 Things I Hate About You. (02:29:44)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:49:25)

There have been tons of critically acclaimed superhero portrayals going back to Christopher Reeve as Superman in the ‘70s all the way to current performers such as Tom Holland as Spider-Man and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. This week we’ll go through some of the performances that blew us away over the years before flipping the coin in January and going over our favorite villainous performances. Other topics this week include our thoughts on 17 films intended for the silver screen now debuting simultaneously on HBO Max in 2021, including The Suicide Squad, Dune, and The Matrix 4, our first reactions to David Fincher’s latest film, Mank, and a discussion on the two biggest episodes of The Mandalorian thus far.Finally, we close things out as usual with some of the most memorable films of 1997!Cold Open: Metal Gear Solid Adaptation - Oscar Isaac has been cast as Solid Snake and the potential prospects of this video game adaptation are discussed. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (07:16)News: Topics include the bombshell HBO Max news regarding Warner Bros. 2021 slate of films, predictions for how Disney will respond at its big investor meeting, and the casting announcements MCU fans have been waiting for with its upcoming Hawkeye series on Disney+. (07:50)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include the Ocean’s Eleven Trilogy, The New Mutants, Twin Peaks (Season 1), Run, Happiest Season, Freaky, Mank, and The Mandalorian (Season 2: Episodes 5-6). (39:00)Feature Presentation: It’s Not Who We Are Underneath, But What We Do That Defines Us - Part one of our two part series focuses on the actors portraying the “good guys” from comic books that have either lived up to or blew past our expectations. (01:33:07)Yearly Film Series: Our 1997 film selections include Perfect Blue, Hercules, Vegas Vacation, and Con Air. (01:58:28)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:11:06)

It’s a very special episode as the boys get together for the holidays! This week we cover some of the pop culture touchstones in our lives that we’re most grateful for. Other topics this week include a slew of superhero news including the return of Deadpool, Wonder Woman debuting on streaming, and the Asgardians of the Galaxy starring in Thor: Love and Thunder. Finally, we close things out as usual with some of the most memorable films of 1996!Cold Open: Baby Yoda Debate- Is The Child moving towards the dark side or is the Internet up in arms over nothing? (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (05:13)News: Topics include Wonder Woman 1984 simultaneously opening in theaters and HBO Max, Mads Mikkelsen being cast as Grindelwald in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts films, Chris Pratt joining the cast of Thor: Love and Thunder, and Deadpool 3 moving forward with new writers. (05:57)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include 13 Assassins, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Moneyball, Harley Quinn (Seasons 1-2), Cobra Kai (Season 1), The Queen’s Gambit (Miniseries), The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reunion, and The Mandalorian (Season 2: Episodes 3-4). (36:38)Feature Presentation: Pop Culture We’re Thankful For - Movies and TV Shows that we can always go back to like home during the holidays include Twin Peaks, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Friday Night Lights, and Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle. (01:35:29)Yearly Film Series: Our 1996 film selections include The Crucible, Primal Fear, Twister, and Mission: Impossible. (02:07:02)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:25:14)

It feels like only yesterday that we were introduced to Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the toys in Andy’s room, but somehow it’s already been 25 years. Pixar's debut feature length film Toy Story set off a historic run of critical and financial success that delighted people of all ages. Other topics this week include Johnny Depp being forced to resign from JK Rowling’s Harry Potter spin-off series and the unfortunate loss of Jeopardy’s king, Alex Trebek. Finally, we close things out as usual with some of the most memorable films of 1995!Cold Open: RIP Alex Trebek - We raise a glass to another legend, who graced television screens nightly since before we were all born. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (05:28)News: Topics include Disney pushing their remaining 2020 releases to 2021 and Warner Bros. terminating Johnny Depp from their Fantastic Beasts franchise. (05:59)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Unhinged, The Queen’s Gambit (Miniseries), Saving Mr. Banks, Succession (Seasons 1-2), Scream, and The Mandalorian (Season 2: Episode 2). (23:53)Feature Presentation: 25 Years of Pixar - Pixar introduced Toy Story to the masses in 1995 and have never looked back. Now it’s time to discuss our favorite films from the studio over the years, along with their few missteps and how they’ve stacked up against the competition. (01:07:39)Yearly Film Series: Our 1995 film selections include Congo, Jumanji, Billy Madison, and The Brady Bunch Movie. (01:54:14)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:19:07)

There is no secret agent more famous than Bond..James Bond. We take a look back this week at the men who played the part, the films that we hold most dear, and the video game that took basements and dorm rooms by storm in the late ‘90s. Other topics this week include the season two premiere of The Mandalorian, Michael Bay’s insane decision to release a COVID-23 film during COVID-19, and some more thoughts on The Witches, Bill & Ted Face the Music, and Tenet. Plus we discuss our favorite films of 1994, which include Jim Carrey’s three breakout films, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber.Cold Open: RIP Sean Connery - Another legend leaves us in 2020 as the OG James Bond passes away at 90. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (14:25)News: Topics include the newly announced Assassin's Creed television show, the reveal of Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg’s new looks for Uncharted, and our thoughts on the trailer for Songbird. (14:57)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre, Dark (Seasons 2-3), The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Bill & Ted Face the Music, Last Flag Flying, The Witches, Tenet, and The Mandalorian (Season 2: Episode 1). (32:52)Feature Presentation: Bond Forever - Due to the untimely passing of Sean Connery and the recent delay of Daniel Craig’s James Bond swan song, No Time to Die, we take a look back at our first memories of 007, our favorite adventures with the spy thus far, and who we’d like to see step into his shoes next. (01:42:28)Yearly Film Series: Our 1994 film selections include Serial Mom, The Shawshank Redemption, The Usual Suspects, Clerks, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber. (02:22:16)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:40:40)

Hollywood has quite the sordid history and with that a number of urban legends over the years. With All Hallows’ Eve right around the corner we wanted to run through some of the more spooky ones that got people’s attention. Other topics this week include our thoughts on everyone’s least favorite Joker returning for more controversial acting choices in Justice League and our review of Sacha Baron Cohen’s return as Borat. Finally, we discuss some of the most memorable films of 1993, including Jurassic Park!Cold Open: Pop Culture Halloween Costumes - As Halloween approaches we run through some of our favorite costumes over the years related to film, TV, and more. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (18:41)News: Topics include Jared Leto returning as The Joker in Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the news that two more Fast & Furious films will be following F9, and the rumor that Bond could be going to a streaming platform as the theatrical release calendar continues to get pushed back. (19:10)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Evil Dead, The Conjuring, Happy Death Day/Happy Death Day 2U, The Witches, The Babysitter: Killer Queen, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, and Lovecraft Country (Season 1: Episode 10). (43:30)Feature Presentation: Hollywood’s Urban Legends & Curses - The Wizard of Oz and The Blair Witch Project are among the films that have had some dark rumors spread about them over the years. We look at them and more to determine fact or fiction. (01:31:12)Yearly Film Series: Our 1993 film selections include Jurassic Park, Only the Strong, Rookie of the Year, Falling Down, and Mrs. Doubtfire. (01:52:45)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:25:21)

During a contentious election year, what better time than now is there to look at some of film and television’s greatest presidents and determine who we’d like to see run the United States of America. We may not know where they stand on policy, but we know how they handle high stakes situations such as alien invasions, terrorists hijacking Air Force One, and asteroids descending upon Earth. Other topics this week include our thoughts on Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 and Charlize Theron being replaced by Anya Taylor-Joy as Furiosa in the upcoming prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road. Lastly, we discuss some of the most memorable films of 1992!Cold Open: Dexter Returns - Everyone’s favorite serial killer with a code is coming back to Showtime as a limited series. After originally botching the ending, do we even care? (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (10:32)News: Topics include Coming 2 America moving to Prime Video, George Miller returning to the world of Mad Max, and the reveal of Adam McKay’s all star cast for his upcoming comedy, Don’t Look Up. (11:02)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Aliens, The Haunting of Bly Manor (Miniseries), Unsolved Mysteries (Season 15: Part 2), Cobra Kai (Seasons 1-2), Hunt for the Wilderpeople, The Trial of the Chicago 7, and Lovecraft Country (Season 1: Episode 9). (32:43)Feature Presentation: 2020 Presidential Election (Film and TV Edition) - We’ve had some great presidents in film and television over the years including those played by the likes of Harrison Ford, Morgan Freeman, and Lisa Simpson. But if we could cast a vote for just one, who would it be? (01:19:24)Yearly Film Series: Our 1992 film selections include Encino Man, 3 Ninjas, Army of Darkness, and The Mighty Ducks. (01:51:12)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:11:42)

Spooky Season is upon us so it’s only appropriate that we recommend our favorite horror films during this time of year. Other topics this week include a lively discussion on Adam Sandler’s Hubie Halloween and overall thoughts on season two of The Boys. Plus we discuss our favorite films of 1991, which includes a heated debate on the merits of Hook!Cold Open: First Reactions (Tenet) - After months of taking about this film, Murph finally made the trek to the multiplex mid-pandemic to see Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (11:14)News: Topics include some major release date announcements to streaming and theaters including Mank, Soul, and Jurassic World: Dominion, plus the announcements that Doctor Strange will be joining Spider-Man on his next adventure and that Disney is taking film audiences to Space Mountain. (12:15)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include The Haunting of Bly Manor (Miniseries), The Way Back, The Founder, Suspiria, Hubie Halloween, Lovecraft Country (Season 1: Episode 8), and The Boys (Season 2: Episode 8). (37:15)Feature Presentation: Halloween Horrors - The films of Wes Craven, John Carpenter, James Wan, and Jason Blum are just some covered in our look at scary movies perfect for Halloween. (01:36:06)Yearly Film Series: Our 1991 film selections include Samurai Cop, Hook, Ernest Scared Stupid, and The Rocketeer. (02:23:43)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:54:48)

For a franchise that has been as utterly successful as the MCU the concept of failure seems impossible, but when looking back at everything that is continuing to go wrong with Kevin Feige’s baby before it officially kicks off Phase 4, you have to wonder if the shine is ready to come off. Other topics this week include the fallout of Black Widow delaying its release again, which lead to multiple breaking news updates while recording, and our thoughts on Barry Jenkins directing The Lion King 2. Plus we enter the ‘90s during our Yearly Film Series as we discuss our favorite films of 1990!Cold Open: Electro Returns - It’s been revealed that Jamie Foxx is reprising his role as Electro from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 in the upcoming MCU Spider-Man trilogy capper. We’re just as confused as you are. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (05:28)News: Topics include another major reshuffling of the theatrical calendar for 2020-2022, official news and thoughts on Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, and the newly announced sequel to Disney’s live-action Lion King. (06:22)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include The Devil All the Time, Raised By Wolves (Season 1), The Vow (Miniseries), Fargo (Season 4), The Babysitter, Lovecraft Country (Season 1: Episodes 6-7), and The Boys (Season 2: Episodes 6-7). (30:20)Feature Presentation: Is Marvel’s Luck Running Out? - The MCU has had an unprecedented level of success over its first three phases, but with the various delays of its features/tv shows (both COVID and non-COVID related), the retirements of its biggest stars, the firings/re-hiring of major behind the scenes talent, the ugly public negotiations with Sony, and the death of Chadwick Boseman, one has to wonder if Marvel’s best days are behind them. (01:14:53)Yearly Film Series: Our 1990 film selections include Jacob’s Ladder, Gremlins 2, Kindergarten Cop, GoodFellas, and Home Alone, along with some BREAKING NEWS regarding The Batman’s release date. (01:55:36)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:14:29)

If you’ve been tuning in for the past 10 weeks you’re very familiar with our favorite films throughout the 1980s via our Weekly Film Series. However, since only covering four films per year left out a ton of classics, we’re taking one last big picture look at the comedies, franchises, and offbeat films of the ‘80s. Other topics this week include a breakdown of the 2020 Emmy Awards and a heated discussion on the comedic merits of FX’s What We Do in the Shadows.Cold Open: Marvel+ Status Update - The long awaited debut of MCU content on Disney+ is getting closer as the trailer for WandaVision finally debuts and Tatiana Maslany is cast as She-Hulk. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (16:47)News: Topics include Jim Carrey joining SNL this fall, Bad Boys for Life finally being topped at the 2020 worldwide box office, and our thoughts on this year’s Emmy winners (Schitt’s Creek) and losers (The Breaking Bad Universe). (17:23)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Insidious: Chapter 2, The Vow (Season 1: Episodes 1-4), Palm Springs, What We Do in the Shadows (Seasons 1-2), and The Boys (Season 2: Episode 5). (40:43)Feature Presentation: Decade in Film Review (1980s) - Our Yearly Film Series is on pause this week as we take one last look at the decade when greed was good. (01:21:28)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:22:46)

Football is miraculously back so what better time to talk football on film than right now. This week we look back at some of the greatest football teams, players, and coaches to grace the silver screen such as the Little Giants, Bobby Boucher, and Coach Boone. Other topics this week include another round of release date shuffle and a lot of talk about Adam Sandler’s latest Netflix vehicle, Hubie Halloween. Finally, we close out the ‘80s in our Yearly Film Series with a look back at our favorite films of 1989!Cold Open: Trailer Talk - It was a major week for trailers and we’re here to talk The Mandalorian (Season 2), Freaky, The Trial of the Chicago 7, and Hubie Halloween. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (26:12)News: Topics include the impact of Tenet and Mulan’s tepid box office results thus far, the announcement that CBS All Access is rebranding to Paramount+, and casting for Ant-Man 3. (26:46)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Jojo Rabbit (again), Dark (Season 1), Sleepy Hollow, The Talented Mr. Ripley, Lovecraft Country (Season 1: Episode 5), and The Boys (Season 2: Episode 4). (01:01:32)Feature Presentation: Cinematic Football Hall of Fame - Titans of the industry such as Keanu Reeves, Jamie Foxx, Chris Evans, Ryan Gosling, Adam Sandler, and Paul Walker have all laced up their cleats to fictionally play on the gridiron. Let’s take a look at which football films, teams, and players have made it to our version of Canton. (01:40:09)Yearly Film Series: Our 1989 film selections include The Wizard, Weekend at Bernie’s, Little Monsters, and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. (02:18:54)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:35:27)

Live action remakes of animated properties are nothing new, but the frequency is increasing and it’s time we debate the quality and necessity of these films. Other topics this week include the return of Borat and our thoughts on a deluge of new releases such as The New Mutants, Mulan, and Season Two of The Boys. Plus we look back at our favorite films of 1988!Cold Open: Trailer Talk - This past week we got our first look at Dune and our final look (again) at No Time to Die. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (11:54)News: Topics include the highly secretive filming of Borat 2, COVID problems for The Batman, and box office updates on Tenet and Mulan as theaters reopen around the world. (12:27)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Poltergeist (1982), Nightcrawler, Mulan (1998 and 2020), A.P. Bio (Season 3), The New Mutants, Lovecraft Country (Season 1: Episodes 3-4), and The Boys (Season 2: Episodes 1-3). (38:12)Feature Presentation: "Fuck It, We'll Do It Live" aka When Animation Goes Live Action - Many animated properties have gone the live action route in the years since. We look at a few different genres (Disney, Saturday Morning Cartoons, and Anime), who these live action remakes are made for, and how successful they’ve been. (01:47:08)Yearly Film Series: Our 1988 film selections include My Neighbor Totoro, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Beetlejuice, and Big. (02:35:03)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:56:07)

Some weeks frankly suck more than others. This was one of those weeks as we lost one of film’s most promising figures of the past decade: Chadwick Boseman. This was a story no one was expecting or wanting to hear, yet one filled with more grace, dignity, and strength than King T’Challa possesses. Rest in Power, Mr. Boseman. Other topics this week include our thoughts on two new films: Bill & Ted Face the Music and HBO Max’s Class Action Park. Finally, we look back at our favorite films of 1987!Cold Open: Chadwick Boseman Forever - A remembrance of the man who brought Black Panther to life and made an indelible mark on film and culture in all too brief a period. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (18:09)News: Topics include Christopher Nolan’s perplexing US release of Tenet, another delay for The King’s Man, and a reminder that The Boys (Season 2) drops this week! (18:52)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Metallica: Some Kind of Monster, The OA (Seasons 1-2), The Pirates of the Caribbean Trilogy, Killing Eve (Season 1), Bill & Ted Face the Music, and Class Action Park. (39:31)Feature Presentation: Gone But Not Forgotten - With Chadwick Boseman’s untimely passing we remember some other titans of film that left us far too soon including Heath Ledger, Paul Walker, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. (01:35:43)Yearly Film Series: Our 1987 film selections include The Monster Squad, Robocop, The Princess Bride, and Spaceballs. (02:39:35)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (03:00:52)

The Internet can officially put their fears to rest because Robert Pattinson is Vengeance (more commonly known as Batman) and the results so far are glorious. After consuming the first trailer for Matt Reeves’ The Batman an unhealthy amount of times over the past few days we sure do have a lot to say about all things Caped Crusader. Other topics this week in a superhero heavy episode is a complete breakdown of DC FanDome’s major announcements and two new Marvel films on deck at Sony Pictures from Olivia Wilde and J.C. Chandor. Also, we continue our Yearly Film Series and discuss our favorite films of 1986!Cold Open: Weekly Episodes vs. Binging Seasons - As Millenials who grew up watching their television weekly, how do we now feel about that way of consumption now versus binging entire seasons in a matter of days, which has become the new normal. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (11:39)News: Topics include a rundown of every film panel at DC FanDome (minus The Batman) and a couple new film announcements from the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters. (12:28)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include The Rental, 6 Underground, and Generation Kill (Miniseries). Also, we talk some more talk about The Old Guard, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and Lovecraft Country (Season 1: Episode 2). (01:21:35)Feature Presentation: We Are Vengeance - Since we’ve officially had our first look at Robert Pattinson in action as The Batman what better time than now is there to discuss our thoughts on this latest reboot, our individual relationships with the Dark Knight, and what we believe previous iterations of the character got right and wrong. (02:05:07)Yearly Film Series: Our 1986 film selections include Big Trouble in Little China, Highlander, Labyrinth, and Aliens. (03:15:00)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (03:37:27)

It’s a bold move whenever a film takes place far off into an unknown future because once the future becomes the present that film is once again ripe for analysis and in many cases a takedown. We’re here today to talk about some films that we think have done a strong job in predicting future technology, a mixed job in predicting future (now-past) cultural events, and a flat out bad job (so far) in predicting our dystopian future. Other topics this week include our thoughts on DC Comics’ upcoming FanDome virtual event and our favorite films of 1985, a year in which time travel ruled the box office!Cold Open: 2020 NFL Regular Season - The biggest show on television is almost back and it’s going to be a very interesting season due to COVID-19. Let’s hear some non-existent pre-season thoughts from Team LBF. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (12:42)News: Topics include a preview of DC’s FanDome event on 8/22 and the upcoming Planes, Trains and Automobiles remake. (13:21 )What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Mindhunter (Seasons 1-2), Project Power, The Old Guard, Magic Camp, and the series premiere of Lovecraft Country. (40:47)Feature Presentation: The Future is Now - Predicting the future isn’t easy as directors as varied as Steven Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis, and James Cameron can attest over the course of their careers. Enjoy this semi-serious look back at what some of our finest (and most dubious) films got right and very wrong over the years in regards to what’s now mostly our past. (01:19:37)Yearly Film Series: Our 1985 film selections include The Goonies, Teen Wolf, Clue, Commando, and Back to the Future. (01:57:09)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:12:40)Post-Credits: If you’ve made it all the way to the end, please enjoy Murph once again screwing up the intro to the show! (02:13:52)

It was a twenty year period filled with ups and downs, but you can’t say Fox’s X-Men films weren’t at least memorable. After kicking off the superhero boom of the new millennium, it would eventually become an also-ran to the MCU and DCEU. Now as 20th Century Fox is no more and The New Mutants is finally set to be released this month, we look back at the film franchise that made comic book fans both giddy and furious in equal measure. Other topics this week include our thoughts on PVOD and how much money is too much money to see a mega blockbuster at home, plus highlights on some of the most memorable films of 1984. Cold Open: The Boys (Season 1) - Now that Live Breath Film’s boys have all caught up on Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys, Season 1 can be discussed in detail as we prepare for the Season 2 premiere on September 4th. (00:00)Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (18:22)News: Topics include the surprising release strategy for Disney’s Mulan, along with our thoughts on the various ways studios are finally starting to release their big 2020 blockbusters. Plus, Lionsgate has announced that John Wick Chapters 4 and 5 will be shot back to back! (19:09)What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Jaws, The Hunt, Fantastic Four (2015), and Norsemen (Seasons 1-3). (40:47)Feature Presentation: 20 Years of X-Men - A retrospective of the 12 films that 20th Century Fox released since July 2000 as this interaction of the franchise comes to a close with The New Mutants. (01:05:43)Yearly Film Series: Our 1984 film selections include The Karate Kid, Gremlins, Ghostbusters, and A Nightmare on Elm Street. (01:51:13)End Credits: Make sure to Like, Follow, and/or Subscribe to Live Breathe Film! (02:16:12)Post-Credits: Perry Mason (Season 1: Episode 8) - A spoiler filled discussion about the finale and the season as a whole. (02:17:05)

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