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I'm still torn as who did a better job breathing...

Posted by musetap on June 26, 2016 at 11:55:53:
Matt Damon or Leonardo D. in The Revenant.

Also, did either of them have stand-in breathers, was most of the breathing
done post production, did they have breathing coaches OR did they share the
same breathing coach?

In either film, the breathing was an imperative aspect of the film.

Much like getting through any day.

I enjoyed The Martian.

Anyone looking for more than enjoyment from such a film will be disappointed.