Off The Break Podcast

A frustrated Codi and Kyle discuss how the success of PVOD movies is good for theaters, but also detrimental. They also bound wag their finger at theaters that are not paying back studios on time. And they discuss how F9 made bank on its opening weekend but if its success will...

Netflix signed a massive deal with Steven Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment but does buying their names really benefit the service? The group discusses that and its implications to movie theaters and the movie industry as a whole.

After seeing the box office results for In The Heights, will studios finally realize that day-and-date releasing is not the way to go? And there seems to be better news in regards to the SVOG grant as compared to last week's results.

Wall Street points out that AMC's plans of buying more theaters may open a discussion about lowering the number of screens. There also seems to be a significant hiccup with the Shuttered Venues Grant. And In The Heights makes Kyle want to sing and dance.

Does the screenwriter of Skyfall and Spectre make a good point in regards to how Amazon acquiring James Bond could be disastrous for the property? We give our thoughts on the topic, plus a giant trailer roundup and a funny discussion about how movies should be rated. And of course, we...

The Boss Baby 2 changes its release type and Peter Rabbit 2 changes its release date (for the billionth time), but these changes are becoming unhelpful for theaters. There is also a breakdown of the implications of Amazon officially acquiring MGM studios.

Last year, drive-ins saw a boom in their businesses, but now they may need to start relying on newer movies over repertory titles. There is also some hope to have for Warner Bros. now that Discovery has merged with WarnerMedia. But the same may not apply if Amazon buys MGM Studios?...

In a surprising turn of events, Disney has confirmed a 45-day exclusive theatrical window for Shang-Chi and Free Guy. But does this really mean that Disney wants to do it for all of their future titles? Plus, we introduce a new segment with a hilarious story from a theater owner that...

Cinemark makes a deal with all the major studios that could jeopardize the newest theatrical window solution, and all of us (especially Codi) are not happy about it. We also discuss how more movies are being sold to streaming.

While being hesitant at first, Codi, Kyle, and Ken come to terms that it's okay to celebrate a month filled with high-quality movies. They also discuss how things are going when it comes to the SVOG portal. Kyle gives his thoughts on the upcoming movie Here Today, starring Billy Crystal and...