In the air, the Brown's fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the 5. He dips outside left. He's going in touchdown. What a run. Nick Chubb. Hi, guys. Welcome to your Friday edition of the OBR Film Breakdown podcast. Coming at you a little late recording this here about noon on Friday. Unfortunately, life got a little chaotic for me. Didn't get anything recorded last night. That's what happens when you have two kids. As our guest today would know, he's now run his lottery ticket up to three kids. He understands better than anybody. So we don't get to chat with John often, but I'm excited to get a chance to yuck it up with him a little bit. John Colosimo's here to join us.

John, what's up, man?

How are you surviving, I think, is the way to frame the question right now.

I don't know, man, one day at a time a little bit, you know, like the three kids are, it's rough.

I always made this joke that, you you know when we're going from two to

three and i'm like what more can they take there was more so uh so i'm in the throes of that the good

news is that i'm uh i'm not at odds with the wife over it we're all struggling together so that

you know that's that's probably the most together. So that, you know, that's, that's probably the most

important thing is that, you know, not fighting everybody in the house. But yeah, it's a struggle.

It's a struggle. I mean, we're at the two game and we're trying to navigate the two game. You're

at three. You know, people talk about, you know, when you go from two to three, it's no different, right? That's like a popular catchphrase of one to two is a big jump, which I agree with. But then people will be like, yeah, two to three is nothing. And I'm like, man, I don't really know how you can just add a kid and call it nothing. Like, I don't understand that angle. But anyway, John and I have carved out a few

minutes of each other's time to make this happen. We always, when we get together, try to start

with what we've been watching lately lately. And I think for me, there's not much I've been watching

lately new. Well, I did see Babylon, which our good friend Stephen Thomas was in, and it was really

jarring to see Margot Robbie in the same scene as a guy I ate dinner with at, you know,

a spot up in Delaware, not too long. It's just so cool to see Steve in that movie. I would suggest

if you're a film person, you enjoy the history of filmmaking, the eras of it,

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