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Off the Shelf 2025 in Review · Off The Shelf With Phil and Dave- A Movie Review Podcast

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Hello and welcome to Off the Shelf with Phil and Dave, the
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movie talk Show. Each week, one of us takes the
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movie off our show, presented to the other and discusses it at
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length. Except one day a year, we block
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out a little bit of time and we go over the previous year's
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movies and something we call the shelfies.
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I don't think we've ever called that.
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It's starting now. We thought Six Season deserves a
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rebranding. That's I love it.
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Yeah. So here we are.
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David. Welcome back to the.
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Couch, thank you. To the country, appreciate it,
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did a little traveling. I made it back.
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Did you happen to find any love in your travels?
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You're referring to our episode of Love Actually.
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You did anticipate. You're going to check on it.
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You're right. I did forget for the first
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couple of airports, but. One of them Heathrow, because
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that was. No, was not in Heathrow, thank
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God. Luckily, I had many
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opportunities. Total of eight trips.
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Sure, let me lay it out for you. Please let me lay it.
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It's been waiting three weeks for.
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This I'm sure it went from Ottawa to Vancouver.
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Beautiful from YVR. Let me see your fingers.
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Come on. Oh, yeah.
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Here we go. YVR.
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Yeah, yeah. Vancouver to Auckland, New
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Zealand. Very good, Phillip.
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You know your geography. Auckland to Sydney.
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OK, there we go, Nova Scotia. There is there is a Sydney there
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isn't there? Then Sydney to Melbourne.
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Gotcha. OK, Melbourne to Auckland.
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Back to New Zealand. Very good.
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But you're, you're sharp today. And then Auckland to Vancouver.
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OK, back to YVR. Yeah.
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Yes, he worked at the airport. He wants everyone to know.
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And. Lived in, believe that and then
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of course Vancouver and Ottawa. Yeah, alright, that's 7.
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Yeah, yes. So I had 7 opportunities and I
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looked around. I hunted.
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You sought looking for enough. Not for myself.
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I was with my lovely wife. Yeah, it has been love there for
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a long time. It's just chemicals, right?
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And confide. It there was no love, no love.
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Airport very limited Christmas time.
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There was 1 moment. I'll get to it at the end.
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OK this is what I did see. There was a lot of Asians.
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OK. A lot of people on their cell
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phones. Hmm, OK, that's another thing.
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And then there's always that one person that you think is going
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to bring down the plane. I don't know, just the way he
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looks, it's the colour of the backpack.
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Colour of their skin maybe? No, no.
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Philip ironically allowed the murder, same as me.
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OK. The ones who had the neck
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pillow, though. Yeah, you're fine.
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It's safe and sound. If you're gonna have a nap on
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the plane, I don't think you're gonna bring it down.
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OK? You gotta run a real tight
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schedule, but there's always somebody's like, yeah, it's him,
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this is the guy, that guy, sure all going down because of him
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and that's it. Very limited love.
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And then when I was actually on, I think the second last.
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Flight the long one this is now. The big hall, Auckland to
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Vancouver, correct And there is this one guy who did the turn
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around and was talking to the row behind him You know what you
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know what I'm talking about here and he's got the arms on top of
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the seat and he's. He's having a great.
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Time. He's having a great time.
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He's constantly smiling and laughing.
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I fucking hated it. Really, really get on my nerves.
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Gonna be hard to find love with. That's your approach to people.
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The look on his face of joy and happiness just really irked me.
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Yeah, OK. And at first I thought the guy
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that was right in front of him, that who's behind him, wasn't
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with him. I'm like, dude, you're in my
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space, but where are you in this equation?
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I'm about 3 rows. He's in your space, 3 rows back.
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Yeah, well, he's not my space. He's just too much.
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But it turns out the person who is closest to him, who looked
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completely disengaged, so I thought he wasn't part of the
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party, but he was part of the party.
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OK, But if I'd been that person, like, dude.
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Oh yeah, they come. On you think you would be doing
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that though, if he didn't know the person behind well, that's I
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mean. Really.
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Yeah, once I realized that it was less of an Erk, but I know
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this is that grin. On his face, too much happening,
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too much happiness. This is this is bleeds a lot
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into your soul. And I think anyone that's
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listening to the last three or 4 episodes, we've released your
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disdain for Christmas, your disdain for love, It's a lot of
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disdain. All this guy was doing was
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talking to his friend and smiling about it and you're
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enraged? Is I'm just trying to mind my
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own business and watch Bosch. You brought Bosch, I brought
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Bosh, Bosh, Bosh on the floor. You have to bring a comfort
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show. Yeah, OK for such a long
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journey. You obviously have been on many
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flights. Many, many, many.
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Flights, I noticed they finally got rid of the cigarette lights.
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They got tired of replacing the bulb and they said, you know,
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we're just get rid of it and just let you know not to do.
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It interesting, yeah, I haven't seen any new new configuration
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like that, yeah. It's just the seat belt one now,
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OK. And the screens on Air Canada
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are a lot smaller than Air New Zealand.
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Hmm, the IFE right Inflight entertainment.
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Correct. And another comfort show of mine
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is Big Bang Theory. OK, I only watch it on the plane
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now. OK, last time I went they had
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season 4 or season 8, I forget. This one was season 3 from
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Ottawa to Vancouver. Gotcha.
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And then season 11 for the long haul.
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Interesting. So I went through it all,
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obviously and then I dipped into Bosch.
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That was my backup. Sure, this is all preloaded.
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They didn't. Bring your I preloaded the boss
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on my phone. Sorry, I can't trust them to
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have. Bosh on there, No Big Bang?
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Yes. Yeah, that I knew from my last
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trip on the way back. It was the same seasons.
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Then the flight from Vancouver to Ottawa was literally the same
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plane. I guess they do that.
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Yeah. Yeah, you know.
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Yeah, sure, sometimes they'll do it back and.
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Forth and my dad told me this because he's tracking it.
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He's a tracker. Yeah, he's got his tail numbers.
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He's all wrapped up. And like, well, that sucks
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because on that plane is season 11 of Big Bang and I've gone
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through season 11. So they really need to give you
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more seasons on the plane. That's fair.
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Long story short. Strangely, they put these things
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and it is often just some random yeah, season of a show and not
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even the whole series. Sometimes they don't do the
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whole season. Yeah, I flew once and it had
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West Wing and I was like, oh, that's exciting.
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And there were three episodes of Season 2.
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Yeah, what am I gonna do? With What are you gonna do?
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My second flight was 14. Hours.
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That's why you come with the tablet all loaded up.
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Movies perhaps would have been a good idea to watch.
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I fired up the tablet actually 2 days ago after I got home.
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Like I have a tablet. Let me fire that thing up, yeah.
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Yeah, realize they're recording a podcast today.
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Yeah. The comfort shows, though.
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Yeah, for me, being up in the air, I need that.
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Yeah, you're pretty uncomfortable up there.
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Yeah, I need to lock in. So Bosh.
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I'm like, let's redo it. Got through two seasons.
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Easy peasy. Lovely.
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He appreciates that the BT, Bosch and the BBC all appreciate
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you. My wife doesn't.
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The things I do for that woman goes unnoticed.
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Kidding, of course. All that is to say there is no
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love in the airports as Love Actually displayed.
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It showed a lot of things incorrectly and misleads a lot
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of. People, I have to tell you, I
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think we're getting deeper into it.
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It's a you. Problem.
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It is a me problem. You can't even handle the guy
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being nice. Are you going to find love when?
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That's your triggering. I'm not looking.
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For it, for one, literally, I'm not.
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I'm really not. No, no, no love lost here.
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Here's something I do love, David, and I have to tell you, I
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have in the last three days gone to see 3 movies.
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I'm averaging a movie a day for 2026.
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You're on a tear and I have to ask.
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You. Oh shit.
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If you recall, we've had a number of conversations over the
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years, but specifically a year ago you committed to movie
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theatre going in 2025. I did go to the theatre to apply
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for a job. I'm unemployed.
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I'm a bum, to be honest with you.
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I haven't worked since June. Alright, so I went there for a
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job application and you know what he said to me?
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He said. You don't have enough experience
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in the movie theatre and we can't offer you.
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This position. And I said Moana 2, is that not
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enough? What else do I need to?
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Do I can't remember if I saw Moana 2 at the very end of 2024
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OK or the very beginning of 2025?
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It released November 27th. OK, could go either way.
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We'll say January just to ensure I've ticked the box and I'm off
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the hook legally. Legally I'm fine.
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Morally and ethically I'm not fine.
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I should go much more. Absolutely.
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My wife went to see housemaid recently because we were talking
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about popcorn before the show. Yes, that's where it came from.
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I didn't go, she's with another friend.
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I wasn't even invited. Sydney Sweeney Yeah, yeah.
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Can't get excited about that. I don't know who that is.
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She a new up and Comer. I guess so, yeah.
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I don't like that old school buddy.
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Yeah, and we discussed going to see a movie and a conda.
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Wow. And we just got back from the
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trip. Of course, it's a 22 hour
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flight, like for sure. So we're hitting some pretty jet
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lag and we were just pretty. Wiped.
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That movie is not going to do much to, I think, keep you.
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Yeah, but the conversation was had.
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OK, that's a start. It's a start.
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Coincidentally, I've thought about working in a movie theatre
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on the weekends. Yeah, yeah, just to get just
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the. Ticket back to the movies?
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Yeah, More often. More frequently.
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Yep, There you go. You make money and then you save
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money by not having to pay for the tickets.
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Correct. I love going to movies.
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You do. And I saw Marty Supreme.
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Fantastic. Yeah, OK, Very, very good.
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Went to see Alien Aliens playing at the Mayfair.
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Fantastic. Not a new alien.
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No, no, no the. Original never know these SQL
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for sure. And then I ended up going with
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the family to go see the SpongeBob movie, which.
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Was. Absolute disaster.
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How old is your family? 55 is the youngest.
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OK, it sucks. It sucks.
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I don't. Understand.
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I couldn't even tell you it sucks.
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It doesn't make any sense. I don't understand.
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It, yeah, you're not part of that.
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World screaming and yelling and butts and I just was like what
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is happening? But I did go to see a movie
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every day. This year, good for you,
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Phillip. I'm hold up my end of the
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bargain around. Here, it looks like you're
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covering me too. Between the two of us, we can
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say that we go to the movie every other.
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Day. Yeah, there we.
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Go yeah, we don't need to get into specifics.
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You need. That's too deep.
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But here's my new commitment for 2026.
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Twice. 2 times. Minimum.
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Minimum. Minimum.
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OK. I wanna live more.
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Wanna get out there. Get out there.
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Put yourself out there. If I could go to New Zealand and
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Australia, you're telling me I can't go down the street to the
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theatre? It's ridiculous.
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Which I would probably enjoy more.
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Yeah, Just getting. Had a great time.
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Great time. Enjoy more than the.
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Yeah. You could have watched 11
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movies. I could have Comfort, buddy.
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Comfort shows. Comfort shows.
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What brings me comfort, David, of course, are the shelfies.
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Don't like that? The selfies?
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Yeah, we can. We now have discussed.
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This before the show. You changed the logo, I'm
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changing the title of the awards.
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Yeah, and I can't edit it out. You said it twice.
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It's gonna be all disjointed, so you gotta leave it in now it's
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there. It's gonna be with us for all
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posterity. OK?
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We're gonna kick it off as we did last year.
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Yes, with our most and least listened episodes.
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Yeah, these. These are easy because it's just
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numbers exactly. It's numbers don't lie.
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Yeah, and as you may or may not know, I paid 0 attention to the
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numbers yet. Really.
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Involved in the podcast at all I just.
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Do this part you just. Yeah, you just do the talking.
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And I do the watching, you do the.
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Watching, you're very good at that.
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Everyday I log. In so David, this is your turn.
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Your what is the most listened to episode of season 5 and
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subsequently are at least listen to episodes Did you wanna guess?
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No. OK, couldn't even begin.
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I assume they're from my shelf because historically we'll say
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they've not ever been on my show the least.
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Listened to is on your show. Yeah, there.
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You go I. Think it's not Murder in Space
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because we did that last last year.
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Yeah. The least listened to is Friday
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the 13th, the final chapter. Wow.
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Arguably that's the best fun. Wow.
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But no one wants to listen to. I guess not.
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Just want to watch it. They're just too busy watching
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you watching it. Exactly.
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Joe Zito. Joint and there you are, yeah.
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And the most listened to, which obviously is off of my shelf and
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obviously is a Bruce Willis movie.
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Six cents. Well, that makes.
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Some sense that's got a large following, yeah, maybe that's.
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Why? I'm just happy that it's Bruce.
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Willis movie, It might be the first time.
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Last year it was striking distance.
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Oh, it was tied with Ace Ventura.
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So there are Bruce fans that are there out there.
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I think it's you. Yeah.
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I feel like it's you loading up the podcast.
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Just got it on repeat. I have a lot of different IP's
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at home, right? Yeah, 74 different emails
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you're. Mining instead of crypto.
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You're you're mining, yeah. Listen, I spend a lot of money
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every month on Spotify subscriptions.
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I have 14 iPhones at home. Whatever it takes to take Bruce
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to #1 the legend lives on. It surprises me still, but not
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as much as these next category, which is of course the biggest
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surprises you are on. Fire with Segways today.
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You're just killing it, buddy. Crushing.
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Good for you, kicking it off with a bang.
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Yeah, you're coming. Strong in the year and by the
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end of the year you're just Peters out.
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Yeah. What is it Have a?
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Husk of a man, you gotta. Keep a little gas in the tank
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for, you know, November. Energy high.
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So, yeah, biggest surprise, you said, right, That's it.
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Biggest surprise, good or bad, doesn't matter.
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Just a surprise. Just a surprise.
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Yeah. To start things off, Phil, the
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biggest surprise off of your shelf.
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There are many. I like that about you.
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Always full of surprises. Keep me on my toes.
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Yeah, which is good if I was trying to be a ballet dancer,
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which I am not. Not with those ankles.
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I got perfectly fine ankles. I got a lot of other problems
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though. The surprise was how interested
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I was to watch Friday the 13th Part 2.
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I'm still in shock. Yeah, that.
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Watching the first one gave me that feeling like let's fire it
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up, let's get it in the old DVD. Player Well, what's funny about
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this, and I want to be clear to the audience, we do not go over
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the answers to these questions. Evanston These categories, of
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course not. The biggest surprise I have
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coming off of my shelf was that your excitement to watch Part 4
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of Friday the 13th was the biggest surprise we audibled.
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I took away one of my You did. You were.
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Like, let's just keep going back to the well.
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And I was really impressed by that fact, so.
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Anybody who's been around for these five wonderful seasons
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we've had together, Phillip is quite aware of my aversion.
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Would that be a word to to horror movies?
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You're good with words. You got a better one.
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Yeah. Aberration hatred.
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Yeah, that's too strong. It is pretty.
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That is strong. So that checks out.
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But yeah, I forgot about that one.
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Actually. I'm pleased that both of our
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biggest surprises as it were Friday the 13th related.
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But yeah, you really dug in. You were less excited about
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taking five off the shelf at that point, though.
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Yes, that is true. You did top out.
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That's. Enough.
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Enough till October. Yeah, and moving.
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On to my show, Phil at the biggest surprise.
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My hat was the quality dip from Jurassic Park to Jurassic Park 2
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this time. Yeah, because if you recall, in
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the episode came in. Excited for it.
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There was a point in my. Life where I think Lost World is
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better than the original because I had just, it was fresh, it was
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new. But watching them back-to-back?
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No, not even close. Not even, not even close.
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Not even close. Miserable.
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Last year, it was a similar thing for me, where you like a
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movie and you realize, oh, wait. I was surprised that that wasn't
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as good as I remembered it being.
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Yeah. But this year, off of your
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shelf, what surprised me most was that you brought Monk off
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the shelf despite it not having any real movie quality
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qualification qualifications. So that was a surprise that we
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managed to talk about Monk on the movie podcast.
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That was a happy surprise. I think that's labeled as.
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So the biggest surprise was that we did a TV show.
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I have a couple of honorable mentions, though.
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OK. Speaking of quality dip, if you
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recall way back we did Fury Rd. And I.
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Like that? It's more than I.
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Remember, you know, I saw in the theatre and I was like this is
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OK, but watching it I was really elevated that gap between
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Furiosa. Yes, yes, when that came out, I
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hated that movie. I thought it was terrible in
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every didn't have. The adrenaline, Nothing.
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Good. Nothing was quality.
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And so that dip I thought was really a big surprise.
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You talked with a little anticipation if you recall last
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year. Oh, that's.
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Right. Yes, yes, that you were, you
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know. Hoping that might have been the
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one that was going to get you to the theatre.
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That's how you. That's correct.
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Yes. That's how you phrased it last
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year. Didn't quite make it, but we did
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cover it. We did cover it.
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And yeah, that was a gap where I thought, wow, that's that was a
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shock. I remember you.
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You felt it was the CGI was rushed.
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Yeah. Looked bad, sloppy, great.
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It didn't have the. The fuel, you know what I mean?
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Like of the first one, it was longer which is fine, it can be.
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But it's, yeah, wasted. Yeah, I thought another mention
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is patched, Dale. How did I not have that one?
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I was a big. Surprise, I would not
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anticipate. Like I don't, I think I didn't
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bring it up because I'm still in shock.
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Gobsmacked that you love that movie so much.
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And there you go. You know, that's what this show
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brings, a little surprise here. It does.
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Absolutely. It also brings a lot of designs,
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right? You know?
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Yeah. Yeah, got her design on other
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things, designing women I knew. You were going to bring up
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designing women, and I respect the hell out of it.
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Jean Smart. Yeah.
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Annie Potts? Shaq Taylor.
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Joe Mcraney's wife, I believe, is the Delta Burke.
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Delta Burke? Yes.
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What already? Saw in her.
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I'm not saying she's a bad woman, I'm just wondering what
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drew Gerald Delta. I don't.
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Know it was boobs. It's always boobs.
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It's always poops. Stupid question, Gerald.
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A man's man's Is he still around?
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I believe. He is not OK.
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That sucks. Couldn't tell you though.
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I officially. Don't trust social media, by the
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way. OK, Final straw.
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It came up Mr. T's birthday, which could be true, who knows.
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He's 98. He's not.
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Yeah, exactly. I think, shit, he's 98.
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So I want to see what a 98 year old Mr. T looks like.
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So I wanted it right in No, no I.
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I did my own search. I did my own Google search
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images. Mr. T's like, Oh well, I guess
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he is in seclusion. Nothing's coming up that has him
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looking like he's 98. He looks around 70 in this
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picture. I look it up and he's 73.
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That's it. I'm done with social media as my
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new source. Finally, that's it.
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Mr. T put you over the. Edge fool me once, but yes, best
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design, Phillip, best design. I am going to introduce that
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category and I want to hear what you felt about that on my.
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Shelf Well, David, I've got coming off your shelf what I
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really enjoyed It was one of the only things that stuck with me
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when the only. Movie when we.
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Talked about this movie. There was a memory I had of the
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toy set and the play set and the action figures and I was really
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enjoying Robin Hood, the Prince of Thieves movie, The castles or
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so, the forest, the section of OHHHHH.
19:59
Yeah, right. Like.
20:00
All the huts, the living experiences and the trees and
20:03
whatnot. Yeah, the whole.
20:04
Blueprint for yeah. I really enjoyed that.
20:05
I thought that was a lovely yeah design.
20:08
Yeah, just like a really good set construction.
20:11
It looked real look lived in and certainly has a 12 or 13 year
20:14
old kid. I was like, yeah, you could just
20:16
play in that for us all day long.
20:17
So I really enjoyed that. Thank you.
20:19
OK, full credit for that forest. Well done.
20:21
I used to live near the forest, if you recall.
20:23
Yeah, absolutely. I came up a.
20:25
Few times last year, totally. Yeah, you know.
20:27
How I like a good LUT. You are a lot guy I.
20:30
Love a good lut. Yeah, I'm a lover so I jot it
20:34
down. American made ohhhhh.
20:36
Yeah, yeah, just all. Loud all the time.
20:38
Yeah. It's just the overall look of
20:40
the movie. Sure.
20:41
It pops. Sure.
20:42
And I think they did a real good job of recreating the 1980s
20:46
eighties. Yeah.
20:47
So I really appreciated that. And it's the only way that I was
20:51
going to get American made on this.
20:53
Yes, for sure. At this time of year, you know,
20:55
drug running, yeah. It's been a theme, a bit of a
20:58
theme. In Central America, peaking
21:00
right now as we speak as. For yourself, and this is a bit
21:03
of a surprise because you're. Not the biggest.
21:06
Surprise. No, No, clearly not for
21:08
category, because sometimes Burton sneaks in here.
21:11
Yeah, I'm done with him. Or maybe had it somewhere else.
21:14
So I slotted in Mr. Magorium's Magic Emporium Wonder.
21:20
I did that for you, but I think you know.
21:21
The answers to these Yeah, so. Yeah, yeah, very creative.
21:26
Well, that's. Great, David, because off of my
21:29
shelf I have listed Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium.
21:32
Yeah, it's beautiful. I love the set.
21:34
Obviously the toy store and magic taking.
21:36
It's all the things I love. Beautiful.
21:38
Honorable mention Tim Burtons Batman.
21:42
I figured because I have. To say I was like, well, Tim
21:44
usually wins. This one certainly did last
21:46
year. Off of your shelf anyway.
21:48
Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice.
21:50
Almost said it twice. Ohm back that up, but.
21:53
Yeah, I thought Magorium's the design of that just lovely
21:56
aesthetic. Inarguable.
21:57
Sure. Totally inarguable.
21:58
Don't even try. Absolutely I won't.
22:00
Good. What is an arguable David, is
22:02
that we're moving on to the best soundtrack section category.
22:07
Segues are getting weak little. Weaker, you know, I've peaked as
22:10
you mentioned pretty early on. We're not going off the shelf.
22:14
It's just unilaterally I got. Something for both, buddy.
22:18
OK, well, I've done. Half the job?
22:20
Yeah, that sounds about right, slacker.
22:22
I did pick 2 movies, but they're coincidentally both off my shelf
22:26
of course. So.
22:27
Best soundtrack? My initial thought was Little
22:30
Shop of Horrors. Reasonable.
22:32
Yeah, of course. Yeah, they get.
22:33
The edge but I. Thought it was a bit of a cop
22:35
out. It is a cause of the musical
22:37
nature of it. And so my choice then is Wonder
22:40
Boys, which is a soundtrack that I.
22:43
Could. Not get enough of when you did?
22:45
Mention it, John. Lennon's watching the wheels on
22:47
a couple of Bob Dylan songs, Buckets of rain that we won the
22:50
Oscar for. Things have changed.
22:52
It's all great, great, great music and I love it a lot.
22:56
So that was my pick for best soundtrack.
22:57
What have you got, David? What do I have?
22:59
Indeed. Now I really just have the one
23:02
off of my shelf. I had one for your shelf, but I
23:05
would be lying. OK, I did write down Little Shop
23:08
of Horrors as because like, this is a soundtrack and if I have to
23:12
pick one off your shelf, sure. You will.
23:13
Might as well go to Skid Row. Might.
23:15
As well. But you did another musical this
23:17
year, La Bamba, and I recall not liking it.
23:20
The music of it, yeah. There's not a lot of music in
23:22
that cause he was such a young guy, but.
23:24
Alabama had 4 words in the whole song.
23:26
Sure, you need more than that. Yeah.
23:27
But overall, best soundtrack of our selections last year?
23:32
Varsity Blues. Wow.
23:34
Come on, there goes my hero, a collective.
23:37
Soul. Yeah, that's good song, partly
23:40
because. I actually did own the
23:41
soundtrack. Sure.
23:41
It's like I feel with Wonder Boys.
23:43
It's just like I owned it. I listened to it all the time.
23:45
It's a big thing. Came out a year later than The
23:47
Varsity Blues. If you're a soundtrack and you
23:48
can get on to my Spotify somehow, yeah, there's something
23:52
to be said that is a. Pretty good soundtrack.
23:53
I think the two kind of highlight songs like you
23:55
mentioned ones and then the others were a little
23:58
forgettable, but that's a good pick if I had done all the work.
24:01
Would. Have been on the list.
24:04
Let me see if you did this work. Best score?
24:06
Let's even. The score, if you will.
24:08
And maybe we'll watch the movie Tune starring Al Pacino.
24:11
No, no, Robert and the other one for this many years still
24:16
getting mixed up because we broke it down this year to three
24:19
different sound categories. I really put it on effort in
24:21
this year I'm. Happy, I want to get there Good
24:23
and what I. Had off of your shelf for best
24:26
score is Batman Returns Great score.
24:30
Of course it's a great score. Why would I?
24:32
Choose it. Otherwise it's an alpha man.
24:34
It's an Elfman. Yeah.
24:35
You can't go wrong with Danny. 100%.
24:37
He's great. It's not my pick.
24:39
I have like, a variety. Another off of your shelf.
24:43
I have Jurassic Park. It's not.
24:46
I mean, of course. Off of my shelf, though, I
24:48
decided to go a little bit off the beaten path because, you
24:50
know, Jurassic Parks got the credibility.
24:52
But I picked The Usual Suspects, which is another score I
24:56
listened to a lot. John Ottman couldn't tell you.
24:59
It's so good. There's a couple of trigger
25:01
points in particular, the way the score at the end, as verbal
25:05
is discovered, as it were, and the moment that the montage is
25:09
playing, the audio, the foot and all of the score playing
25:12
underneath that. I gotta chill when I watch it.
25:14
There's a lot of really great music.
25:16
I think if you go back, even if you don't watch the movie, just
25:19
a couple of those cues I thought were very good.
25:21
So I believe. You.
25:22
I don't think you'd lie about it.
25:23
That's I know you. Really like that movie and maybe
25:25
you could fit in anywhere else so you could sneak it and yeah,
25:30
it's. Fair.
25:30
But I'm happy to put it there, OK?
25:32
I had Josh, Jurassic Park for my pick.
25:34
Again. I own that CD, of course, and
25:37
it's the only CD soundtrack I think I owned that had no words.
25:41
No words, Right. Like at Armageddon.
25:44
But we have Aerosmith, right? And such.
25:46
This is just pure instrumental when that helicopter is coming
25:49
down, like, come on. Yeah, it's that was my easiest
25:52
Peck. I think it's.
25:53
Just incredible. And it's really tough to argue
25:55
it. And technically it could
25:57
probably win about three of these awards if we really
25:59
thought about it. But we're not into thinking
26:02
about it. No, Speaking of not thinking
26:04
about it, I didn't have an answer to the sound design
26:08
category this year, I felt. Bad last year, not putting a lot
26:11
of thought like what is sound design?
26:12
What's Phil even talking about? Yeah, I say that a lot, but I
26:16
did this year, so I'm, I think. If I was, this is a category
26:18
that could very well go to Jurassic Park.
26:21
Yeah, right. Yeah, I guess a little with.
26:23
And so that's maybe why I was like, I don't want to top heavy
26:25
on the Jurassic Park. But what do you have?
26:27
Tell me about maybe you could spark a couple of shorts in my
26:30
mind. I have a couple.
26:31
I did one of off of each shelf, OK, as instructed.
26:36
And the one I have off your shelf is Glengarry Glen Ross
26:40
recreating the sounds of the office.
26:43
Yeah. Isn't.
26:44
Easy, you got a lot of phone ringing now.
26:47
I actually looked up the top 100 sound design movies on IMDb.
26:53
IMDb. IMDb I think.
26:55
I've been saying you have forever, but.
26:57
I stopped correcting you decades ago for the best, Alf.
27:03
And it came in at #87. Glengarry did, yeah.
27:06
But it was the only one that we did last year that was on that
27:09
100 Jurassic wouldn't even be on.
27:11
Yeah, I guess they really take the design like they really get
27:13
specific on, yes. But to me, I mean here in the
27:16
doors clatter and the things that none of those things are
27:18
lies designed. And the one I picked off of my
27:21
shelf was Diehard 5. Again.
27:24
That phone rang in the back speaker, and that's why I really
27:28
harped on you for not having your surround sound, because
27:30
you're not getting that. You're not getting that sound.
27:33
And now, buddy, yeah, you are now good.
27:35
I'm proud of you. By the way, good work finally
27:37
getting those speakers up, at least to the five .1 What's?
27:40
Really funny is the joke answer. I would have had had it come
27:44
back to me. Was Glengarry Glen Ross.
27:46
Yeah. Well, I mean.
27:47
Hey, and the coffee cups and the phone ringing and it's on the
27:50
list. So I would have never.
27:53
Guessed. I would have never guessed that
27:54
would have been the one. That's fantastic.
27:56
Well, I guess. We can get a little more
27:57
serious, though. Yeah, There's anything this
27:58
podcast is about as serious, absolutely down to business in
28:03
the business of doing special effects.
28:05
It's a lot of work. Totally a lot of.
28:07
Work and people put a lot of effort into it and this was a
28:11
challenge. I think we had a lot of movies
28:14
which had effects, and a lot of them were pretty special.
28:18
And what I had for your shelf, Phillip, and I think you're
28:22
gonna appreciate this, please. Friday.
28:24
The 13th, the final chapter, fantastic.
28:28
I was really impressed, especially with more or less the
28:32
final scene where he's putting the knife through the.
28:35
Head. Yeah.
28:35
Forward. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
28:37
What? Year was that 88484 and I
28:40
thought well I write it down before it before I changed my
28:44
mind. And that's what I put.
28:46
That's my pick too. Oh, OK.
28:48
It's genius. I thought the same thing.
28:50
For a guy that grew up loving gore and makeup effects and
28:54
practicals, it's so good. And I honorable mention to
28:58
Jurassic Park, just because obviously it's the evolution of
29:00
that. It's a combination of your, you
29:02
know, your standard CGI, but also practical but also visual,
29:06
like a lot of different pieces. But fundamentally, the hands-on
29:10
nature of Tom Savini's work in Friday 13th, particularly in
29:12
part four, I was like, this is the hands down winner for my
29:15
taste. So I'm glad that it's also your
29:16
taste. Yeah.
29:17
And of course I did this properly and off my shelf.
29:21
Yes, is Jurassic Park. So we're In Sync.
29:24
We're simpatico on this one because those are my picks.
29:26
There we go. Love it.
29:27
Who'd have thought? You know, it's almost funny.
29:30
Is it? That's about as funny as our
29:32
next category check, please. Jesus Murphy best comedy.
29:39
Best. Comedy.
29:40
Here it is. And this was a bit of a
29:42
struggle, let me tell you. Yeah, we didn't do a ton of
29:44
comedies this year, but we did. We did Well, let's say you did.
29:49
Yeah, I did well. So off of the quality not
29:53
quantity season, Yeah. I did go one off of each shelf.
29:57
I picked Field of Dreams off of mine across.
30:02
It's really funny to me. Yeah, but only in certain
30:06
pockets. Yeah.
30:06
I mean. It's not a comedy, no, but you
30:08
literally did not do a movie that is labeled comedy.
30:11
I don't think so. You didn't double check.
30:13
I mean, Love Actually was, I suppose, the only.
30:15
ROM com part but it was very low on the com No way.
30:19
I'm writing that on. I didn't.
30:20
Think so. So I struggled a little bit to
30:22
find the comedy. I I went with children, which is
30:24
funny, so it's not like a cheat. But it's definitely not a.
30:27
Comedy movie itself. Yeah, I know, I know.
30:29
You know that. Yeah.
30:30
And it did cross my mind as I went through your list.
30:32
I'm like what the fuck do I pick here?
30:35
Did not pick that, no. You picked monk I assume, off
30:38
yours. No, but that is funny.
30:40
That is funny. Well.
30:41
That's not what I picked off your shelf either.
30:43
I didn't think it was. Funny at pretty sure I know what
30:47
you picked off my shelf. It's.
30:48
Maybe the only true blue laugh out loud hearty comedy that is
30:53
leaps and bounds funnier than the remake that came out this
30:56
year. We've got 1988, The Naked Gun,
30:59
of course, the files of Police Squad.
31:02
I could not get over how much I enjoyed that.
31:04
It's so funny. It was such a refreshing.
31:06
Refreshing. That's a good word to use.
31:08
We were serious a lot of the time with a lot of things we do
31:11
here, maybe not us. Typically the movies.
31:13
We do movies. Certainly, but it was a nice.
31:15
Breath of fresh air, for sure. Yeah.
31:16
So that. That's my pick off your shelf,
31:18
David, what's your pick, I mean. Just there it is.
31:21
Any chance to watch OJ in action?
31:24
Well, stopping when he's up to Yeah, obviously I had Naked Gun.
31:29
I think I had one other to choose from.
31:31
I don't even remember what it was.
31:32
So obviously I didn't even wasn't even worth noting.
31:34
Even general mention off your shelf, however, was quite a
31:38
challenge and I ended up going with Friday the 13th Part 3
31:42
because it was such a joke of a movie.
31:44
Yeah, it was so funny how bad that movie was.
31:48
It really was. Bad and the characters.
31:49
We're just over the top and, like, my God, what not?
31:52
And he's a jokester. Yeah.
31:54
Let's give Shelly some credit here.
31:55
Yeah. And put him in that gets an
31:56
award. Yeah.
31:58
Like that Larry Zerner. I think it is.
32:00
Yeah. So that's what I settled on.
32:02
Yeah. That's fair.
32:03
And I appreciate the Love Friday 13th episode.
32:07
Happy about this. And I I don't like gore just no.
32:09
The only gore like is Al and Frank.
32:13
Alright, running back for the Colts, if you remember in San
32:16
Francisco. And then, of course, if I
32:17
remember, I don't know you're I don't know.
32:21
You're not a football guy. No.
32:23
You almost won this year. You made it to the semifinals.
32:25
I took it all, buddy. Did you?
32:27
I took it all, Yeah, different time zone and I stole 12.
32:31
Weeks of like serious underperforming, yeah.
32:34
And that's the ball game right there.
32:36
It is. I had the best team on the
32:37
field. I know he did.
32:38
Was projected and then everybody just under delivered.
32:41
I was. Projected to lose by about 20
32:43
points and I needed some players to step up and thankfully they
32:47
did they. Stepped down.
32:48
That's the way the. Game rolls, buddy.
32:49
That's how it. Goes.
32:50
I mean, I'm a two time champion. I understand you are I.
32:53
Can't count how many times I've won, but I'm in a lot of
32:55
leagues. I won two leagues this year.
32:56
Oh. Wow.
32:57
Yeah, I'll see you can't count. Next category here is, is it
33:11
worth a second look? And I did watch this movie
33:14
twice, but I watch every movie twice.
33:16
The question is, would I go back to it again?
33:18
Not needing to write note correct, just on your own, pure
33:22
enjoyment for whatever reason, which the reasons will be
33:25
discussed. We can't just say it in the
33:26
movie without backing it up, right?
33:29
OK. And coming off of your shelf,
33:32
one that Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest, that one OK Jack
33:37
Nicholson's performance in that on its own, sure, with the
33:40
second look and trigger Fletcher.
33:42
Fletcher. She's worth watching in Murder,
33:45
She Wrote, of course. OK, absolutely.
33:47
So yeah, I give that one another go.
33:49
Yeah, Cuckoo's Nest is great. I have one off of your shelf as
33:53
well. I hope so.
33:55
I chose was it? Easier this year it was a little
33:57
bit. And it's actually a little bit
33:59
of recency bias that. Always slips into the earth, and
34:02
it's. The one movie this year that I
34:05
felt, I think I mentioned this in the episode, I should have
34:09
liked more than I did, and that's Looper.
34:11
Oh, OK. I thought this has got things
34:14
going for it that I think I should be enjoying more than I
34:17
did, and I didn't really love that movie.
34:19
Were you having? A bad day I don't.
34:21
Know I don't know what it was. I watched it twice yeah.
34:24
And it just never got its hooks in me.
34:27
And I thought if you strip away the well that, but strip away
34:31
the the show, you know, the requirement as it were, and just
34:34
go in just as a pure experiential experience,
34:38
redundant. And I wondered with the little
34:42
distance, I could appreciate a little bit more because I think
34:45
there's elements in there that I would like.
34:46
I just couldn't get into it. It could be like a.
34:48
Subconscious thing or unconscious thing yeah they're
34:50
different that the fact that Bruce Willis is in it.
34:53
You might have that bit of taste in your mouth and you might be
34:56
bringing that JGL doing a Bruce impression as well.
34:58
A little bit might have all been so now you have all that sunk in
35:02
and you got the 5.1 as well. You might appreciate it more
35:05
right. I like that pic good for you and
35:07
off of my shelf. I thought that just in.
35:11
General because I love going back to it.
35:12
Things to do in Denver when you're dead, OK?
35:14
It's a movie that I watched and it kind of flows over me and
35:17
then I forget about it while and then I pick it up again.
35:19
I'm like, God, I really like this movie, I considered.
35:21
That one OK, but I had a real problem with it, if you recall.
35:25
I don't think I'm ready. No, I don't think I'm over.
35:28
Is ready. I don't think I'm over.
35:29
I don't know if I'll get over it.
35:31
What I had on mine with this movie has come up a couple times
35:34
is Jurassic Park. Yeah, it was so great just for.
35:38
Funsies right? Like it's not even like a second
35:40
look like I didn't know if no, this is like I know it's a
35:42
master let me do it again want to.
35:43
Watch it again. That score, there's no pressure.
35:45
Yeah, this shows a lot of pressure on me.
35:48
You know it's it's showing. Stressed.
35:52
And I thought that's just fun to watch.
35:53
And I don't think I watched it with my wife and just watch it.
35:57
It's a good to watch together with somebody too.
35:59
Just yeah. Sometimes you want to share that
36:01
particularly in love with the movie.
36:03
I was just having this the other day.
36:04
I was talking to someone about Aliens, the movie, and I was
36:07
explaining a scene and in the explanation of the scene, I got
36:11
goosebumps. Like I was so jacked up to watch
36:14
it again. So when I watched it, I could
36:16
feel myself almost just actually getting jacked up as the scenes
36:20
about to happen I just described like an hour prior.
36:23
So when you can't really share that, it's sometimes it's like
36:26
the worst. Yeah.
36:27
Feeling not unlike the worst film of the year, which is our
36:29
next category. Very good.
36:31
And this is where we make a few jabs at each other.
36:34
Yes, absolutely. Lots to choose from from your
36:36
shelf every other week, right 20.
36:39
Six prime candidates, yeah, and a couple off myself.
36:44
What I did? For yours was like, look like a
36:46
playoff bracket. Ohe yeah.
36:47
OK. Yeah, that's the best.
36:49
Sure. Yeah.
36:50
This and it took some time, about 6 hours, OK, to really
36:54
decide on which movie of yours was the worst.
36:57
OK, OK. Yeah, Worst overall pick or like
37:00
just third round? I will say, Phillip, you brought
37:04
out some bangers, like you brought out some Oscar winning
37:07
movies. I don't like them, sure, but
37:10
they're generally received well, yes.
37:12
Yes, yes. History has been kind, yeah.
37:14
Yeah, so you didn't bring a lot of low tier movies in, so thank
37:18
you for that pleasure. But Friday the 13th Part 3, like
37:22
it's just bad. Similar to a couple years ago, I
37:25
picked Halloween 3. You have a problem with threes?
37:29
I do. Because you can't.
37:30
Count that high, Maybe that's the problem.
37:32
I'm out. So done.
37:35
But I think you're not gonna fully disagree.
37:37
At the very least, no. It's my pick off the shelf
37:41
after. Shelf.
37:41
Yeah, that makes sense. I have an honorable.
37:43
Mention to Jaws 2. Oh yeah, Would you?
37:45
Like more than I did I. Don't know about that.
37:48
I think I was in a good mood that day because sometimes I
37:51
just feel bad for you. Like I know he loves the Jaws
37:53
franchise. I'm just a little easy on you.
37:55
That's fair. If you copy and paste one of the
37:57
best movies from the 70s, how bad can it possibly be?
38:01
It's just not new. But I.
38:02
Mean to be fair Part 3 is a bit of a copy paste so.
38:05
And it it fails. Yeah, miserably.
38:07
Yeah, it's just, I think similar to Jaws too, it's the cast.
38:10
Yeah, right. Like we had nobody to connect to
38:12
in Jaws 2 outside of. Roy.
38:14
Who's Roy? Yeah, yeah.
38:15
Who phoned it? In didn't even want to be there.
38:17
Had nothing. To no interest whatsoever, for
38:19
sure. Yeah.
38:20
Yeah. Real let down.
38:21
No surprise, though. Like those are movies that I
38:23
knew were a little weak. Although, as you remember, I
38:25
loved Friday 13 Part 3 when I was younger, of course.
38:27
When I first saw. It for some reason I just loved
38:29
it and then every time I watched it since I just thought like
38:32
this sucks off yourself. Do you have anything?
38:35
Did you manage to find any bad? Movies.
38:37
No, I left the big black varsity Blues.
38:41
Yeah. Shitty fucking movie.
38:42
Bad movie. I don't know if it's me just
38:45
expecting more out of a teenage football movie.
38:49
MTV movie? I believe so 19. 99 too, I'll
38:52
take. Some responsibility for that,
38:54
just having higher expectations and but I just, I don't know, I
38:59
just was not in the mood for that.
39:01
I did not. Like it Totally reasonable.
39:03
I didn't like it either. I didn't put it in the worst
39:05
category. However, you have to work with
39:08
myself too. What I chose for for worst
39:11
movie, I think in part works with what you were talking about
39:15
expectation. So your expectations for Friday,
39:19
one or two even and kind of getting excited for four and so
39:22
forth and then being let down by three.
39:26
I felt that way about Quantum of Solace and Casino Royale.
39:31
I had never seen a Bond movie, as you know.
39:34
Yeah, and and and enjoyed Casino Royale.
39:37
Not loved it right, But I thought I was happy.
39:39
To bring it to you. Good.
39:40
Entertainment. I thought it was pretty good.
39:42
You are. Good.
39:42
You earned it, and I was. Excited to watch Quantum of
39:45
Solace as a result. About everything that Casino
39:48
Royale did well, Quantum failed at, so I that's the worst pick
39:52
the the honorable mention, if you can call it that.
39:55
I'm just glad it wasn't plural. Well, I mean, I have three
39:58
listed here. I was trying to be polite.
40:00
Monk, which we already know is a disaster of a film.
40:02
Fuck you film. I can't.
40:04
It's a good bit of my word out thing to watch.
40:06
This is called the Thing an. Absolute disaster, but good day
40:10
to die hard. Another one where, for whatever
40:12
reason, by the time this series is puttering to its demise, I
40:16
found so little of interest in that.
40:19
So those are my three worst David picks, I suppose.
40:23
Worst. So all wrong answers.
40:27
On the short list of my surprise category was how much I enjoyed
40:31
the first 15 minutes of Die Hard Five.
40:33
You recall? Yes.
40:34
Yes, I was. I was in it.
40:35
Locked in. Absolutely locked.
40:37
Yeah. Never been locked in like that.
40:39
I don't. Understand it, but there it is.
40:40
You got a pension, you got to think it's a sickness, really.
40:45
I am glad you brought up Monk. Hmm, because it does fall in to
40:51
the next category. Which is best movie to listen to
40:55
if you're new to the show? Yes.
40:57
Yeah, that's episode great. Place to start?
41:00
Yeah, yeah, I wrote. Down Mr. Monk not his first case
41:04
but his last case the drama yeah I have La bamba as a honorary
41:10
mention interesting but I think despite you not enjoying that
41:14
movie it did provide us with an interesting conversation so I
41:19
think it's a fun listen so check it out if you're new to the.
41:22
Show or you've got friends that may want to listen this.
41:24
That's a good one. Wasn't my pick, but if you're a
41:26
fan of the. Show the actual TV show?
41:28
Yeah, there's none. Of those, no.
41:29
It's a no doubter 8.0 and IMDb. So there's people like the show.
41:35
Yeah, yeah. And this brings it all together.
41:37
People. They don't really.
41:37
This brings it all together. Uh, it was far more fun to talk
41:42
about than what than it was to watch.
41:45
So that is definitely I think that.
41:46
Comes through I think. So I think so another episode
41:49
you alluded to earlier that I think is worth the relisten.
41:52
So my pick was it's actually a bit of a combo.
41:54
It's a bit of a cheat, but it is things to do in Denver When
41:57
You're dead and Hollywood Homicide were pretty close
42:02
together and it was a pretty fiery couple of episodes that
42:09
writer in around Monk as well. I think there was like a good
42:11
three or four weeks there where I wasn't sure we were going to
42:14
make it to Season 6, I thought. Hollywood would have been your
42:17
least favorite. Actually it is in.
42:18
The short list of. My worst favorite, but because I
42:21
was going to mention it here, yeah, I thought I would save it,
42:24
but I fucking hate that movie. It's terrible.
42:27
Funny story. Last year, if you remember, the
42:30
episode that I chose for this category was Reindeer Games.
42:33
That's true. I did a bit of a re edit of it
42:37
and I decided to launch that as a filler for this Christmas
42:41
season. Right, For our vacation.
42:42
Exactly. You did Elf Yes.
42:44
And I did Reindeer Games because I thought it was such a good
42:48
episode. Right?
42:49
It wasn't an award. I was listening to it.
42:53
I didn't want to be there. I don't interest in talking to
42:59
you about Reindeer Games. Wow.
43:02
And you did not like it either? No, it was terrible.
43:04
And you just went on how shitty it is.
43:06
And I'm like, yeah, it's shitty. I did my best to edit it into
43:11
some palatable. Yeah, something you could taste.
43:14
It is in the library just a few weeks ago.
43:17
If you want to check it out, see if I was able to salvage it.
43:20
You can listen to the original, which is back a few.
43:24
But please watch Mr. Monk's last case.
43:26
Trust me on this. That's.
43:27
Good. Yeah, that's the starting point
43:29
to stand up to time the pow wow safe indeed.
43:33
Yeah. Anyways, one thing that Ranger
43:36
games that did stand up for me, if you recall Charlize Theron
43:39
and while she may not have been the best aspect of that movie,
43:44
she was the best e-mail in that movie.
43:46
She was That brings us to our next category, of course, which
43:49
is the best female performance. Absolutely.
43:51
And once again, I have to apologize to our female
43:53
listeners because in going over the list, I don't know that we
43:57
really. We don't ever do it enough.
43:59
We don't do. Justice.
44:00
And I don't know if it's a Hollywood problem or it's an US
44:02
problem. It's probably a combination of
44:03
both. Yeah, I think so, but.
44:05
I recognize that this category is usually harder than it needs
44:09
to be than it should be. I.
44:11
Appreciate you taking ownership of that.
44:13
I think it's mostly your fault, as you'll see from, you know,
44:17
the top one is obviously on my shelf, obviously, obviously.
44:22
So I ended up picking Jodie Foster in the Silence of the
44:26
Lambs. Solid pick.
44:27
Solid pick with a bit of an honorary mention to Frances
44:29
Mcdormand in Wonder Boys. Now, she isn't in Wonder Boys a
44:32
lot. Yeah.
44:33
But I really like her performance.
44:34
I really feel that she is that woman in that situation.
44:39
Sure. Yeah.
44:40
So I like that. Obviously, Jody is a bit of a
44:42
cop out because she won the Oscar that year for Silence of
44:45
the Lambs. Hey, you can't argue it.
44:47
I will. And when your competition is,
44:50
yeah, you know, some maybe less than stellar performances.
44:53
The other honor mentioned that I was going to go with before
44:56
having to kind of go that way. Is Amy Madigan in Field of
45:00
Dreams OHS his wife? She's I Really, really.
45:04
She's one. That was an Uncle Buck.
45:05
That's right. Yeah.
45:06
And I loved her. And she's in weapons this year.
45:08
She hopefully will get an Oscar nomination for that good.
45:10
But I thought she's really good in that role.
45:13
It's a small role. It's the doting wife thing.
45:15
But when she's allowed to be energetic and spunky and have a
45:19
position like the scene obviously in the gymnasium at
45:22
the PTA. Great.
45:24
Better than the gym scene in Four Brothers.
45:26
And four. Oh my God, yeah, Jesus.
45:29
Fucking terrible. But yeah, so she's in there in
45:32
the mix. Jody just carries the whole
45:34
movie obviously, whereas she's in it.
45:37
Not that much, but worthy of mention, I thought.
45:39
Everything you said makes sense to me, oddly enough.
45:42
But you. Didn't go with any of those, no.
45:44
And that's good. I think that's a good thing
45:45
because it gives us a chance to talk about some more.
45:47
I did pick Jodie Foster, I think last year for Contact.
45:51
So there's no doubt she's a good actress.
45:53
She have 100% who else has the chops?
45:56
And this wasn't a huge role either.
45:59
Laura Linney. Fuck no.
46:02
Worst, actually. Her performance is fine.
46:05
Sure, she was asked to do things I didn't want anyone to have to
46:07
do. Yes, yes.
46:08
And of course, the winner is coming off of my shelf.
46:11
No surprise there. I love the ladies is Toni
46:16
Collette ohe? Six cents.
46:18
Yeah, she's good. She nails it man really good.
46:20
Like she can get to levels of emotion that I could only get 2
46:25
under the influence of a lot of whiskey over here.
46:27
She just beautiful performance I think.
46:30
You're right, I if I been not all blinded by that movie, just
46:36
generally the Bruce of it the night, although I liked it more
46:38
when I watched it this time, giving it the thought.
46:40
She totally is in the running right.
46:42
Obviously didn't pick her, but she's excellent.
46:43
To them she was. Able to portray so many
46:45
different emotions towards her son in one scene, it's hard to
46:50
do. Yeah, she's really good.
46:51
And that sort of really breakout performance for her too.
46:53
So good call. I do have.
46:55
An honorable mention. I didn't want to leave yourself
46:56
out of it. I appreciate that.
46:58
Emma Thompson. Yeah.
47:00
Nancy Bias, I try to stay away from that, you know, but she's
47:03
phenomenal. Yeah, it needs.
47:04
To be said, Yeah. Yeah, and we said it a lot in
47:06
that episode. So yeah, because we just
47:09
recently recorded it was trying to.
47:11
Go deeper into the archives. But heck yeah, she's so good and
47:14
she's amazing. She's really the highlight of
47:15
that movie. She is the only highlight of
47:19
that movie. And moving on, of course, to the
47:22
dude side of things to choose from, of course.
47:27
And I wasn't able to pick one off of each shelf, but I first
47:29
want to hear if A, you were able to find one on each shelf or B,
47:34
did you just go with one guy? I went with one guy, One guy
47:37
last year. We went with one guy that's
47:39
challenging. Roy.
47:40
Scheider and all that Jazz was my last year's pick, of course,
47:43
and. Sadly.
47:44
Didn't repeat. We almost movies every year.
47:47
Surprises really good. I like him a lot.
47:50
We got something coming up this year too.
47:51
Wonderful. So it's a bit of a toss up.
47:55
And I leaned heavily on Jack Lemmon in Glengarry Glen Ross.
47:59
Now we've picked him before in previous years for Days of Wine
48:03
and Roses in particular. He's just so good.
48:05
And to see such a young performance and Juan Roses.
48:08
And then obviously it's a mature older man, of course.
48:11
Yeah, in this. And he plays that really well.
48:13
Really. Exceptionally well, Yeah.
48:15
And my honorary mention was Russell Crowe in The Insider.
48:19
Sure. Yeah, in rewatching it, just
48:21
like this guy a year or two out of playing Bud Fox in LA
48:25
Confidential. A completely.
48:27
Different environment. Schlubby bureaucrat white collar
48:31
guy versus hard nosed police guy.
48:33
He has a range, yeah. Because he's done a lot of
48:36
schlock in more recent times. It was nice to touch on, like,
48:40
yeah, this guy used to be someone really, really
48:43
beautiful. Mind like he did a lot of and
48:45
working. With Christopher Plummer was
48:46
another great actor I would have put in that category offer.
48:48
You know, like that whole movie full of great performances.
48:51
Good pick. Those are my picks.
48:52
Would have what's coming off your shelf well.
48:54
Coming in with the win, the big dub.
48:58
Now, I didn't think of that when I just picked one off of each
49:02
shelf, but if I have to pick one of them, I'm going to give it to
49:05
your shelf. OK Yeah.
49:07
Jack Nicholson in cuckoo. Of course, the cuckoo.
49:11
Cuckoo. It's my real first experience
49:15
outside of A few good men, which we did.
49:17
But it was just a small part of that.
49:19
And obviously he has that big line.
49:21
This was a real good chance for me to sink my teeth in to an
49:25
older performance of his before Hollywood.
49:28
And you know, it's like. Peak Nicholson.
49:31
Yeah, I have to be good because I need to make a living sort of
49:34
thing. And it was a great experience.
49:37
I didn't love every aspect of the movie, but when it came to
49:41
Jack Nicholson, I couldn't take my eyes off him.
49:44
Electric. Yeah, 100%.
49:45
Yeah. That's what you want in a
49:46
performance. And I think you're right.
49:47
Absolutely. Definitely.
49:48
So hopefully there's more in the pipeline.
49:50
The things that make Jack Jack are evident in that movie.
49:52
I think so you're right. And an honorary mention because
49:55
I get my shelf in there. The little love, of course, was
49:58
Al Pacino in The Recruit. Oh, yeah.
50:01
So sort of on the other spectrum of things, we have a guy who's
50:04
been around. He did that one with the bank
50:08
after one of the bank and the gun.
50:11
And then again, that's him in his early days.
50:13
I have to be good. I had this is my job to this
50:17
which is 2000s. It is just a job at this point,
50:20
yeah. But I think he was still able to
50:22
really bring a really good character.
50:26
And great performance to that. Yeah.
50:27
I thought it was good. I mean, to be fair, he was a
50:29
scary judge of talent, right? We know that.
50:31
It's on the think. Yeah.
50:33
But what I thought was interesting is that we managed
50:35
to book end this year with The Recruit being the first movie of
50:38
the season. Oh, yeah.
50:40
And four brothers ripping off the ending, more or less.
50:43
Or least that sequence, sort of, Yeah.
50:45
In ways all the way 1552 weeks later.
50:48
So I thought it was kind of interesting.
50:50
That's what I did for you. There you have it.
50:53
Well, Dave? This is for nobody.
50:54
We've got the Francis candidate. Francis, winner of the year, you
51:00
have. To explain it for the 6th time
51:02
we have to review. We choose the Francis based of
51:05
course on the Francis character in Swiss Family Robinson, which
51:09
we did early on and was so distasteful.
51:13
Good movie. Though I liked it enough, but
51:16
but he was really a big problem. And so since then, we've decided
51:19
that when warranted, a particular actor or actors may
51:24
be winning the Francis Awards the whole daylight.
51:28
That's right, it's Comcast. Last year, the entire cast of
51:31
Halloween 80 that. Was my pick right?
51:33
Was picked. Yeah, so there's definitely a
51:35
history there. Now, David, what have you got
51:37
this year coming off of your winning the Francis Shelfie?
51:40
I have a. Couple and I hate to say I feel
51:43
they're both off your shelf. Yikes.
51:45
I know I I tried to dig deep on my shelf but no one really got
51:49
under my skin. Wow, what?
51:51
Look a little harder. What did get underneath my skin
51:54
though was Audrey one. OK, not Audrey 2.
51:58
Audrey two, you like you were great.
52:00
Performance by Audrey 2. Absolutely.
52:02
Ellen Green. Yeah, that voice outside of her
52:05
singing, singing voice was tolerable.
52:07
Yeah. But Oh my God.
52:09
Yeah. Brutal.
52:11
And an honorary mention, Brad Dourif, No Larry Zerner, OK.
52:18
Shelly yeah, yeah, that they called it during.
52:20
That's an easy one. Yeah.
52:21
The reason I mentioned Brad Dourif is because during One
52:24
Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Yeah, I.
52:26
Brought it up today. I brought up a lot.
52:27
Well, I said he was nominated. Yes.
52:29
No. You're not wrong, Shall.
52:30
No, I'm not. Wrong Ohm, my God.
52:32
And it didn't go your way. And I have two nominees I stayed
52:36
away from the entire cast of which would have been something
52:41
like Varsity Blues. No, I was thinking it could have
52:44
been. I was thinking like a Friday 33,
52:45
like Shelly, you know, because everybody in that is kind of
52:48
crappy. Except, of course, Tracy Savage.
52:50
Well of. Course goes without saying.
52:51
I'm glad you said it. But so the two picks are calling
52:55
from love. Actually, I don't wanna even
52:57
look up his name. I would hate that character and
53:00
I hate that guy. No, probably about it.
53:02
I know you were OK with the story was.
53:03
Garbage, but he was fine. I hate everything.
53:05
About it, I think he's terrible. He realized the.
53:07
Situation. He takes me.
53:08
Out of the movie, not a character.
53:10
Francis. Situation.
53:12
I hate him OK. However, I ended up going for a
53:17
repeat performance. It's.
53:19
Olga Korea from Quantum of salt cave scene.
53:23
Isn't it this? Girl sucks.
53:25
Yeah, she sucked in Oblivion, which was my pick last year.
53:28
I've done 3 movies with her and she.
53:30
Sucked in Quantum of Solace. She's good, Max.
53:32
Payne, though. I have barely any record she's.
53:35
Decorating. Yeah, she's dead pretty early,
53:36
thank God. I think she's a terrible actor
53:38
and now 2 movies she's the worst.
53:41
So now. She's bad, but she annoys you.
53:43
She takes. Me out of a movie.
53:44
Wow. And Colin, the only reason he
53:46
didn't win was there were other things in the movie that I don't
53:50
mind. I like a little bit more so he's
53:52
isolated. But she actively makes that
53:54
movie bad is. Your least favorite movie of the
53:57
year and it's. My least favorite.
53:58
So there you go, those two things in conjunction.
54:01
She was bad in a bad movie, which makes it even worse.
54:05
She was part of why I hated that movie more than I did.
54:08
No. I can't argue the science behind
54:10
terrible SO. I'm hopeful that next year you
54:12
don't, I think. That's all I have left.
54:14
I don't think I have anything she doesn't.
54:15
Work a lot I guess. Maybe I'll.
54:17
Find one. Oh my gosh.
54:18
So she's the worst. OK, alright.
54:20
Well, thank you for that. And that brings us from somebody
54:24
we hate, somebody that we love, yes.
54:26
Sir. We have a special category that
54:29
we've done almost every year. We may have altered it a little
54:33
bit, you might adjustments. It's always been about Bruce,
54:38
but I need to include you because we're all about this
54:41
inclusive stuff now. And I think it started out as
54:44
Ben, but you weren't doing a lot of bends.
54:47
No, because. It's a narrow window for my
54:49
love. Yes, that's.
54:50
True. And you're equivalent to Bruce
54:52
is Sylvester Stallone. Yeah.
54:53
So that is the category which is best Ben slash best slide slash
54:57
best Bruce. Correct.
54:58
You can just pick one. If you want a couple honorary
55:01
mentions, you can pick one of each.
55:03
If I'll let you do what you want with this category, but please
55:07
involve Bruce somehow, would you?
55:10
The three actors and movies and performances, yadda yadda.
55:14
I have Sly and Rocky Balboa. Yeah.
55:17
Love Rocky Six. Yeah.
55:19
I think he's excellent in it. He shows a maturity and
55:23
willingness to be a little bit more frumpy and so forth, but
55:27
really take the character to a new place.
55:30
And he directed it with a different style than previous
55:33
movies. We watched Part 5 this year as
55:35
well. Took the elements that maybe
55:37
weren't so working with that and made it better.
55:39
So from the fact that he wrote it, directed and starred in it,
55:42
and I thought he brought something really good to the
55:45
table. I like Paul Gross.
55:47
My fault. Gross.
55:49
Well. Who was fine but he's not the
55:52
things that I like about that movie aren't necessarily his
55:53
performance or whatever shouldn't be but I thought sly
55:56
not just because I have a soft spot for him but a little like
55:59
daylight. I think he's actually doing good
56:01
work here even if the movie is overshadowed and I think this
56:04
one the movie actually doesn't over shadow.
56:05
I think it actually all works really really well.
56:07
I. Like that pick Phillip and if I
56:09
had to pick like a Bruce slowly in a band that would be my pick
56:14
100%. But you gotta.
56:15
Go. You gotta go.
56:17
I have to. Go exactly.
56:18
I have to go with Bruce Willis. Now what I like to do for this
56:21
category, if you'll indulge me. Best Bruce performance and best.
56:26
Bruce movie makes sense which you did last year as well.
56:29
I did do last year, tracking distance was performance and die
56:33
hard 4 was the best move that. Bridge scene and striking
56:36
distance. Wow.
56:37
While he was able to cry. Well, this one I chose one that
56:41
he did not have to cry, thankfully.
56:43
But performance wise, I chose Looper.
56:46
OK, he's pretty. You really liked him?
56:48
In that. Yeah, yeah.
56:49
But the better movie was $0.06. In my opinion, no.
56:52
I think that's fair. But.
56:53
A lot of whispering, so much. Whispering performance on that
56:57
movie is any good, so if anything the movie is much
57:00
better than his performance. And then the only Ben we did
57:05
just as a reference was the accountant and which we both
57:08
like no listen to again, I don't think.
57:11
I like that you. Liked it more than I did.
57:13
I had some issues. That's really how this pacing
57:16
goes. Really.
57:16
Yeah, yeah, yeah. No pacing issues.
57:18
Wasn't his performance, though. No, he was fine in it.
57:21
Yeah. I haven't seen the account 2
57:23
yet. Garbage.
57:23
I hated it. There you go.
57:24
It's such a let down in the theatre.
57:28
The craziest theatrical experience I've ever had.
57:30
I took 2 phone calls. Yeah, this in the middle of the.
57:33
Theatre made made a call out and took a phone call in.
57:35
Wow. Who do you think is acceptable?
57:37
Yeah, unacceptable. What is acceptable is you
57:40
introducing our next category, David.
57:42
We've come to the end of the road it.
57:44
Is already oh, we just voice to. Men got started.
57:50
We're going with the best movie of the year per shelf to give
57:53
proper due. Where?
57:55
Credit where it's this is for legal reasons, that's right.
57:57
It's obligated, it's in the contract.
57:59
Otherwise we wouldn't do it at all.
58:02
We have the best movie coming off of shelves now.
58:05
David, I have to ask you again, legally mandated right there in
58:09
the contract, what are your best movies of the year's best movie?
58:12
You want me to do both? I'll do both.
58:14
Do. Both.
58:14
Do both. I'll do my show first.
58:16
OK? Jurassic Park.
58:19
Lovely. It's an arguable, even though it
58:21
wasn't received that well by critics.
58:24
Critics hate Steven Spielberg movies for some reason.
58:27
I never win the Oscars either. Like, he's won two, obviously,
58:29
but generally, yeah, he's done at least four or five movies.
58:32
I've loved The Post, loved, loved West Side Story, loved,
58:35
loved, loved the fable Means. And every review comes out and
58:38
it's sort of like, oh, it's another Spielberg movie and I'm
58:41
like, he said. Tom Brady of Yeah, like he just
58:43
kind of. Turned on him a little bit like,
58:45
Oh yeah, here he is doing his thing again, except his does his
58:47
thing better than anybody ever, you know?
58:50
I think you'd be hard pressed to find someone who do not like
58:52
Jurassic Park. And what I love about the most
58:55
is that we can watch it 32 years later and say, oh, my gosh, this
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is still an amazing movie. Yeah, and that says something
59:01
about the director of that movie, and it's just absolutely
59:05
fantastic. And it was the one I wanna go
59:06
back and watch again. So watchable.
59:08
The effects still hold up. Exactly.
59:10
Everything is really great. It's so exciting.
59:12
It's gripping. It's really, really, very cool.
59:14
Let me get Dotson. And you've got Dotson.
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'S best movie off of your shelf. This wasn't easy.
59:21
Too many to choose from? Well, a glutton of riches.
59:23
I wouldn't go that far, but you did bring a lot of Oscar winning
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movies. You kind of clump them together
59:29
and those were fantastic. Shit, did I just say that?
59:33
Slip in the tongues of the tongue?
59:35
I got hacked. But the one that stood out for
59:37
me the most was Glengarry Glen Ross.
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Nice work, good call, I said. It before I'll say it again,
59:45
just an action movie of dialogue, amazing performances
59:48
by everybody and just a lot of fun to watch and for a movie
59:52
that doesn't have a lot of different scenes like when it
59:56
comes to like sets. Two sets is like the office and
59:58
then the Chinese to be. Able to make it that good.
1:00:02
With that, I thought this is a really good movie.
1:00:05
It's not alone. I agree.
1:00:06
Incredible performances, incredible writing, the vibe of
1:00:10
it, it's endlessly watchable. Such unlikable people.
1:00:13
Hmm. Yet somehow you're engaged and
1:00:15
you know. Me, I usually like to have that
1:00:16
hero. Yeah, that's.
1:00:17
The ability of that movie, I think, is to really tell that
1:00:21
story with these people who are bad people generally all around
1:00:24
me because. I'm in sales.
1:00:26
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I think Jack Lemmon's the
1:00:28
closest guy to kind of latching on to is your hero.
1:00:32
But he is not that. He's not that, no.
1:00:34
Nobody really is, ultimately. I mean, Aaron now is like the
1:00:36
real sad guy. That's fantastic.
1:00:40
Great pick. Yeah, great picks.
1:00:41
Actually, both. Thank you.
1:00:42
Thank you. And I would hope so because it's
1:00:44
the, you know, Yeah. That's movies.
1:00:45
The movies, yeah. Sometimes we don't agree though,
1:00:48
and I will say I don't good well in that I pick different movies,
1:00:52
but I can't argue your picks. You're right on point.
1:00:55
All I can hope for. I just went out slightly
1:00:57
different. Let's see if I.
1:00:58
Can argue yours. What do you got?
1:01:00
Bring it. Off of your shelf I took away.
1:01:02
Let's just preface this. I purposefully took away Silence
1:01:07
of the Lambs 1 foot of the Cuckoo's Nest, particularly the
1:01:09
ones that had already won. Those are the big 5.
1:01:11
That was the sort of they got their.
1:01:12
Yeah, award like. Everybody knows those movies are
1:01:15
phenomenal. It around correct?
1:01:17
Yeah. So I took them off the board and
1:01:19
when I thought about it, left off your shelf what I thought
1:01:23
was way better than I thought it was and really good filmmaking,
1:01:28
good performances, all the things you would want.
1:01:30
I went with No way Out. Yeah, I just clicked it.
1:01:33
I clicked right at the end there.
1:01:34
It's. Not a perfect movie by any
1:01:36
stretch. Heavens, no.
1:01:37
But I think it does what it wants to do exceptionally well.
1:01:39
I thought performance is really solid.
1:01:41
I was taken aback by the twist. I didn't really anticipate.
1:01:43
I thought it really well. Woven.
1:01:45
Not easy for you because you got that brain, that pickled.
1:01:48
Pull out your pickled. Yeah, which is good.
1:01:50
For your digestive system, that's right.
1:01:52
So there you go. Anyway, I was really impressed
1:01:54
by it. I really, really liked it.
1:01:55
When I thought about looking at your shelf, I just thought
1:01:58
they're better movies. Maybe.
1:01:59
Yeah. And better appreciated in the
1:02:01
world, you know, whatever quality.
1:02:03
Well, let's. Take some big.
1:02:05
This is back when I thought Sanzo on your shelf, but you
1:02:10
know, but for whatever reason, that movie really stuck out to
1:02:12
me is being really great. So that's my pick.
1:02:14
I want to. Say something on that and I'm
1:02:15
glad you brought it up. I was listening to an old
1:02:18
episode. Was it a Donaldson film?
1:02:20
Roger Johnson, yeah, directed that one we had.
1:02:22
Done. The Recruit.
1:02:24
Yes, it was The Recruit and you were listing movies that you had
1:02:28
seen and you've claimed to have watched.
1:02:31
Misunderstanding and No way Out. Misunderstanding.
1:02:34
Happens misunderstanding. Pretty certain in the episode
1:02:38
and then we did no way out. Like oh I heard about it but I
1:02:41
haven't seen it I think. What I discovered when I watched
1:02:44
it was that I hadn't watched it. I hadn't seen it, OK, but I had
1:02:46
heard about it enough, I suppose, that I would have
1:02:49
thought that I had. I have no explanation.
1:02:51
You're lucky. It's really cold outside because
1:02:53
you were on thin ice. Like in reindeer games, Yeah.
1:02:59
That movie gets way too much, too much attention.
1:03:01
It's terrible. And then off of my shelf, we
1:03:05
already alluded to both of these movies, but I just love them so
1:03:08
much. I think at the end of the day,
1:03:10
it'll probably be Wonder Boys. Oh, I just love that movie.
1:03:14
I know it didn't really connect with you in the moment.
1:03:17
It's just got a hold on me. It's just, it hits all the
1:03:20
things I just love about movies. It's the dead.
1:03:23
Dog, isn't it? I love dead dogs.
1:03:25
I. Love watching them bleed shot.
1:03:28
I just think like it's a movie about art.
1:03:30
It's a movie about people growing, coming to terms, forks
1:03:34
in the road, making choices, decisions.
1:03:36
They're all the and in the winter, you like that, you like
1:03:38
those. Those are all elements that I
1:03:40
really gravitate towards and all pieces of art.
1:03:43
I love the book, I love the soundtrack, I love the
1:03:45
performances. Put it all together and
1:03:47
altogether I just thought this is the best movie of the year.
1:03:49
It's fair. The other one was The Insider,
1:03:51
which I think is again probably on a grand scheme, a better
1:03:55
movie, let's say more. Impactful.
1:03:57
A little more impactful. With larger themes and this and
1:03:59
that, this is not dealing with great performances.
1:04:02
But yeah, the smallness to opposite of Wonder Boys felt
1:04:06
like that's what pushed over the top.
1:04:07
So I'm not gonna. Take away from you I appreciate.
1:04:09
That your understanding and you're not.
1:04:11
Allowed, actually, yeah. Read the rules.
1:04:13
Read the rules. Rules.
1:04:16
So that's it, David. It's 2025 in the books.
1:04:19
Yeah, we are about to embark on 2026.
1:04:22
Yeah. Season 6 right around the
1:04:24
corner, buddy gonna hit a. Theatre gonna hit some quality
1:04:27
I've got I've got a short list for you my man we are going to
1:04:30
be having a good time in 2026 well I.
1:04:33
Mean I did some traveling, so there will be some themed ones
1:04:36
coming in 2026 that I don't know how you're going to feel about
1:04:40
them, but well. We'll deal with that later, but
1:04:43
we'll let the audience follow us, of course, on our Facebook
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1:04:49
I was going to mention, bring that up, buddy.
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1:04:58
And we'll talk to you next week. Yeah, next year, next year.
1:05:01
Oh my gosh, 2026 coming at you. Bye.
1:05:04
Bye.