Aliens, Terminator 2, And Many More: Rated R You Sure We Should Be Seeing This? (07/27/2020)

Live Breathe Film

English - July 30, 2020 13:00 - 2 hours - 95.1 MB
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“Restricted – Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.” No words could spark more interest in a young film fan when looking at posters at a movie theater or roaming Blockbuster Video back in the ‘90s. This week we discuss the films we probably shouldn’t have been watching as children, but did anyway, whether with or without adult supervision.

Other topics this week include another round of films being delayed due to the Coronavirus, some studios shifting their strategy for releasing films during this unprecedented time, and a look back at some memorable films from 1982. This is Live Breathe Film.

Cold Open: Back to the Future Trilogy - With the announcement of the new 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray box set of the iconic time travel trilogy having just been announced the guys talk double dipping from one video format to another over the years. (00:00)

Opening Credits: This week on Live Breathe Film with Corey, Doug, JP, and Murph… (9:40)

News: Topics include Tenet’s newly announced international rollout strategy, the upcoming season of The Umbrella Academy, and a recap of Comic-Con@Home. (10:11)

What We Watched: Highlights from the past week include Indian Matchmaking (Season 1), High Fidelity, The Vast of Night, and The Front Runner. Corey and Doug also caught up on the two Happy Death Day films leading to a follow-up conversation on their merits in both the slasher and time loop genres. (56:15)

Feature Presentation: The R-Rated Films of Our Youth - We turn back the clock to childhood and discuss the adult films that made a lasting impression. This includes films that were both parent approved and those that absolutely weren’t. (01:22:00)

Yearly Film Series: Our 1982 film selections include The Thing, Rocky III, The Secret of NIMH, and E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial. (01:48:50)

End Credits: Make sure to Like, Subscribe, and/or Follow Live Breathe Film! (02:14:25)

Post-Credits: A special treat for all those who make it to the very end of our longest installment yet! (02:16:42)