Lyles Movie Files

We're breaking down all of the happenings from Wrestlemania 36 - Club Quarantine edition. Jovon and I discuss what worked out pretty well given the circumstances, which matches probably didn't need to happen and what was so crazy that it was entertaining. Listen in to get our thoughts on the Bone Yard and Firefly Fun House matches, the tag team title triple threat match and the world title matches.

We're still home on Quarantine Watch Month 2, but we haven't exhausted finding things to talk about for the LMF podcast. Jayce joins me on this show to talk about changing movie schedules, what we've been watching while staying in place at home and revisiting Marvel Studios Phase 1 films. COVID-19 has screwed over a lot of movie schedules including Marvel Studios' Phase 4 plans. We break down how we think this will impact films from Black Widow to the MCU version of the X-Men. Jayce and I break down the highs and lows of Phase 1 from Iron Man to Marvel's The Avengers.

While we're all or should all be stuck at home besides essential personnel, we've come up with a list of some of our recommended shows that you can watch now on demand, Netflix and other streaming services. We're taking recommendations too so if your picks aren't on the list let us know so we can check them out. Also, we consider if Warner Bros. make the right call in delaying Wonder Woman for an August theatrical release instead of releasing it on digital? And as always we've got the Dummies of the Week. Stay safe and listen in.

What would happen if you swapped out one actor in a classic movie for a far worse casting choice? We do our best to come up with the worst possible swap to make a great movie awful. Check out our choices now. Also, we debate if movie studios need to abandon hoping theaters open anytime soon and just release their films directly to on demand and other streaming services. How much would we pay to see new films in home. And we've got some inspired Dummies of the Week thanks to people losing their mind.

It's that special time of year again as we get set for another round of March Bashness. For this year's big event we've got 60 teams and Jayce and I break down the squads and who we think will advance in the first round. Don't forget to vote on lylesmoviefiles.com.

There's some movies that are good but could be even better if one actor or actress was swapped out. We debate about films like Attack of the Clones, Swordfish and The World is Not Enough to consider that one choice that would greatly improve it. Also, Jovon has an inspired idea to pose to us which films would be  better if we added "vs. Predator" to it. We came up with some movies you might be interested in watching with this unusual crossover.

Though we've tried our best to move on, the Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker proves to be the film that just keeps on giving. This week the pending release of the novel has sparked a new wave of issues that we dive into. Also with co-publisher Dan Didio fired from the post he's had for years, we explore what's in store for DC Comics and the rumored 5G relaunch. Is it even necessary at this point? From there we consider who's actually a star in Hollywood and if that matters more than having a movie that actually looks cool in 2020. And we've got some real winners for Dummies of the Week.

I'm breaking down Saturday's outstanding AEW Revolution show headlined by Jon Moxley vs. Chris Jericho for the AEW. This episode features a full run down on the show including my pick for Match of the Night, what AEW is doing better than anyone and why the Young Bucks are smartly approaching the build of AEW's tag team division. Tune in and let me know your thoughts on the show.

We're taking a look at blockbuster films that have survived the test of time and remain just as strong today as they did when they were first released. Also, which films fail to hold up whether due to lousy CGI, horribly outdated tech or just premises that would immediately fail under today's standards. Tune in to see if any of your hits make the cut.

Who are some of the most underrated actors in Hollywood of their generation? There's the big stars like Leo, Pitt, Theron and Johansson, but who are those gems that always deliver despite not getting the acclaim of some of their peers? We break down our choices on that front as well as discuss the latest news with Disney+ and Sony's latest plan for a spin-off villain film. Plus, we break down some truly epic Dummies of the Week.

Toy Fair 2020 has come and gone and now there's nothing left but to talk about all the upcoming and revealed figures. I'm breaking down a slew of reveals including: Hasbro's two Ghostbusters lines Hasbro's Marvel Legends including one long awaited X-Men fan favorite The 6" debut of GI Joe Mattel reviving the WWE Legends Line Jazwares All Elite Wrestling Unrivaled

Time to look back at the latest NXT Takeover as Portland welcomes the black and gold brand. This was an unusual show as all of the matches delivered, but I had a few issues with the match results and finishes. Tune in as I break down: Keith Lee vs. Dominik Dijakovic Dakota Kai vs. Tegan Nox Finn Balor vs. Johnny Gargano Rhea Ripley vs. Bianca Belair The Broserweights vs. Undisputed Era Adam Cole vs. Tommaso Ciampa

We're in a Spiderverse state of mind discussing the possibilities of Morbius being set in another Spider-Man world instead of the MCU version. Also, we come up with our choices to play Spider-Woman in a live action movie. Plus, Patty Jenkins has some ideas about a third potential Wonder Woman film and its setting. We consider what makes the most sense for this third adventure. Disney+ might be considering spinning off Solo with a Lando show, but will that prove too risky after the disappointment with the Sequel Trilogy? Check out all this and more as well as the Dummy of the Week.

With Birds of Prey opening this weekend, we break down our level of interest in the latest DC film from Warner Bros. Chief gets frustrated with the news of Sam Raimi possibly replacing Scott Derrickson in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Chris Rock is heading up the continuation of the SAW saga with Spiral, but what do the fellas think about this upcoming horror film. Sonic the Hedgehog is coming soon, but has the upgrades gotten us more interested in checking it out leading to a discussion on the failure of video game films in general. How insane was that F9 trailer? We talk about our excitement for the upcoming blockbuster and our complete and total lack of interest for watching this year's Oscars.

We held back on this episode as we wanted to get our reaction in on the Kobe Bryant tragedy. Now we're finally delivering on our review of Tyler Perry's latest crime against cinema -- A Fall from Grace. From bad wigs, terrible lightning and a nonsensical plot, we break down all the ways he got this one wrong. Maybe it's time to expand the writing staff? Additionally, we're proposing the worst possible directors to remake some classic films. We've got some wild ones you will be thrilled Hollywood hasn't decide to run with for their next round of remakes.

It didn't make sense to try and condense the entire Kobe Bryant tragedy into one episode and I'm back with the guys to discuss his impact and their thoughts on his death. From there we also break down the ridiculous media coverage and those would-be social shamers intent on making the deaths about themselves. That's not all this episode as we discuss the social media explosion after David Schwimmer suggested Friends could be remade with an all-black or all-Asian cast, which did not sit well on Black Twitter.

It's Super Bowl week. My Niners are in the big game, but today is a rough day as I try to reflect on my favorite Lakers player, Kobe Bryant, the day after his tragic death. This was a rough one for me as I couldn't quite figure out how to write about this crazy tragedy so I figured I'd try talking about it for a podcast. I break down my fun ride as a Niners and Lakers fan and the journey following two of the most iconic sports franchises of all-time.

The Oscar nominations have been revealed and we're channeling our inner Issa Rae with these nominees. We consider some of the more controversial categories and come up with our own choices of who should have been swapped out instead of more of the comfortable, familiar old guard. That's not all though as we break down some of our choices for our custom awards filled with some surprises and original categories. Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to like, comment and subscribe to the show.

For our first episode of 2020, we break down the Golden Globes and the over/under on how many nominated films the guys actually saw during award season. With so few nominated, we try to figure out what's wrong with network TV and why so few shows get acclaimed. From there we try and cover some of the first quarter films of 2020 and determine if anything catches our interest. Finally we wind things down with our first Dummies of the Week. Who makes the cut?

Happy New Year's Eve! For our final show of 2019 we're breaking down our final thoughts on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. We break down some of our major issues with the final installment of the Sequel Trilogy from the return of The Emperor to Rey's wacky Force Powers. Additionally, we're talking about The Mandalorian and why it proved to be a better version of Star Wars than the Sequel Trilogy. Finally, we wrap up with some 2020 Resolutions we'd like to suggest for a few groups and people. Hope you enjoy and as always please subscribe, comment and share and most importantly have an epic 2020.