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Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (2026) · Scenes From The Screen

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Sean: Hello, and welcome to Scenes from the Screen, the film-focused show for all ages where we cover movies that flicker to life on screens both big and small.
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Sean: Stick around and you might discover a new gem or be reintroduced to an old forgotten favorite.
0:34
Sean: My name is Sean, and I'll be your host.
0:38
Sean: All right.
0:38
Sean: Well, today we're here with Jason.
0:40
Sean: Jason, go ahead and tell us a little bit about yourself or your love of movies, whatever you want to fill everyone in on.
0:45
Jason: So I do love movies.
0:46
Jason: Conveniently, I'm wearing a shirt that I speak fluent movie quotes.
0:50
Sean: I have the same, well, yeah, it's not the same shirt, but you know, not like we trade off or anything.
0:54
Jason: In fact, I was waiting for you to make a comment when I walked in.
0:56
Sean: Yeah, I know.
0:56
Sean: I went, I forgot about it, but yeah, yeah.
0:58
Jason: Yeah, I'm a movie junkie.
0:59
Jason: And like Sean, we talk to each other almost in a separate language of oh, that reminds me.
1:04
Jason: And you just will fire off a quote, and of course, the other person's automatically gonna know it.
1:08
Sean: Yeah.
1:08
Sean: Well, I mean, you hope so.
1:09
Sean: Most people don't.
1:10
Sean: Most people kind of stare at you like...
1:12
Jason: An d if the person doesn't, what are you...
1:13
Sean: Yeah.
1:13
Jason: ...look at you like you're you're you have three heads.
1:16
Sean: Well, right, right.
1:16
Sean: But like the first time I think you know we got started talking was a line from A Fish Called Wanda.
1:20
Sean: So that's you know, and that's a line I use that nobody has ever gotten.
1:24
Sean: So that was really impressive.
1:25
Sean: But today we're gonna do a more modern film.
1:27
Sean: So we're gonna do something from this year.
1:28
Sean: It is Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice.
1:31
Sean: And Jason, I'm gonna read something to you because you tell me if this kind of sums up the movie overall for you.
1:37
Sean: This is the IMDB description of the film: "Two friends navigate the dangerous world of organized crime, testing their loyalty and survival skills as they get deeper into the criminal underworld.
1:48
Sean: Is that really an accurate description?
1:50
Sean: Because...
1:51
Jason: ...for like half the movie.
1:52
Sean: Right.
1:52
Jason: There's another part of the movie they are completely glossing over.
1:56
Sean: Exactly.
1:56
Sean: And it's really the selling point of the film, which is time travel.
1:59
Sean: I mean, it's not gonna be it's a it's not really a spoiler alert.
2:01
Sean: That happens early on in the film, right?
2:02
Sean: That's what the whole film is based on.
2:05
Sean: So I don't understand why they I mean I when I when I saw that I actually kind of laughed.
2:09
Sean: I'm like, well, I've got to run this by you because I thought it was very weird.
2:13
Sean: But...
2:13
Jason: Not to mention the title when I heard that sounds like some weird love triangle, like it's gonna be some boring dramedy.
2:20
Jason: I'm like, I don't know if I wanna watch this.
2:22
Jason: It sounds like a modern take on this dude loves this girl and this dude also loves this other dude.
2:28
Sean: Right.
2:28
Jason: There's a truth going on here.
2:29
Jason: I don't want to watch that.
2:30
Sean: Yeah, there was a 70s movie, I think I think it was 70s, Bob and Carol, Ted and Alice, which is that kind of thing.
2:34
Sean: That's like swapping.
2:35
Sean: I mean, I've never seen it, but that's one probably on the list.
2:38
Sean: But yeah, I mean, but I I only knew about it because I saw Vince Vaughn on um Good Morning America, and they're like, Oh, he has a new movie coming.
2:45
Sean: I'm like, Okay, cool, that's that's awesome.
2:46
Sean: And I probably forgot about it.
2:48
Sean: I mean, I I saw some highlights, didn't really know too much what it was about.
2:50
Sean: They said, Yeah, I mean, he comes back as himself, and I'm like, okay, cool.
2:54
Sean: Until my wife mentioned it, and then she said that uh, oh, there's a movie on Hulu with Vince Vaughn.
2:59
Sean: I'm like, Yeah, oh yeah, I forgot, yeah, let's watch it.
3:01
Sean: So, yeah, it's uh Mike and Nick and Nick and Alice, and it is from this year, it's strictly streaming on Hulu.
3:06
Sean: So if you have Hulu, you'll see it on there.
3:09
Sean: So one of the first things that really impressed me about the first person you see is I love Ben Schwartz...
3:14
Jason: Yes.
3:14
Sean: ...in Parks and Rec, and almost anything he does, he's he's fantastic.
3:17
Sean: Another person I saw on there, I really like Keith David.
3:20
Jason: Oh, yes.
3:21
Sean: You put Keith David in the movie, you're selling me already.
3:23
Sean: Man, Keith David can do no wrong in any film.
3:25
Sean: I mean, and The Thing and There's Something About Mary, just anything.
3:28
Sean: They Live.
3:29
Sean: He's just been fantastic.
3:30
Jason: Men at Work, an underrated movie.
3:32
Sean: What's that?
3:33
Jason: Men at Work.
3:34
Sean: Which I've never seen.
3:35
Sean: I know.
3:35
Sean: I again we were hitting on something that I've again, I I don't know why.
3:39
Sean: It was something missed back in in those days, but yeah, that's one I know you mentioned several times, but uh yeah, I'll have to I'll definitely add that to my list of what thousands I haven't seen?
3:48
Sean: So, you know, it it I'm a sucker for a time travel movie.
3:53
Sean: So you give me a time travel movie, and man, I I'm a happy guy.
3:57
Sean: This one is okay.
4:00
Sean: I don't know how you felt about it.
4:02
Jason: I time travel, pardon the pun, but there's almost limitless limitless possibilities there...
4:08
Sean: Right.
4:09
Jason: ...o f what you can do with it.
4:10
Jason: So on the surface, it's it's fun, it's entertaining.
4:14
Jason: But if you spend any amount of time thinking about is this possible?
4:18
Jason: Is this possible?
4:19
Sean: Logistics.
4:20
Jason: Y eah, you quickly go down a hole, and then it's gonna ruin every movie you've ever heard of or seen involving time travel, because at least to me, I don't really think it's possible.
4:30
Jason: And some of the the liberties they take with things that happen, and I don't want to get too far into this movie yet about that.
4:35
Jason: I'm like, come on.
4:36
Jason: So I try not to get wrapped around.
4:38
Sean: Right.
4:39
Sean: Right.
4:39
Sean: Yeah, and it's uh you know, like I said, it was you know, I mean, basically it's a simple plot.
4:43
Sean: He you know, he steps into a time travel machine that uh Ben Schwartz's character has created.
4:50
Sean: She was a friend, he was, I'm sorry, he is a friend of Alice's, and Alice is actually played by Elsa Gonzalez, I believe.
4:59
Jason: Eiza.
4:59
Jason: Eiza?
5:00
Jason: It might be Eiza Gonzalez.
5:01
Jason: I can't read my eyes are bad.
5:02
Jason: I think it is Eiza Gonzalez.
5:04
Jason: I apologize, Eiza, if you happen to be listening to this.
5:06
Jason: She's great in it.
5:07
Jason: I mean, here's one thing that really I almost didn't like.
5:10
Jason: Uh I'm not a big James Marsden fan.
5:13
Jason: I like him when he does comedy.
5:17
Sean: An d that's a selling point for me because he was fantastic in this.
5:19
Sean: Yes, I mean, he was.
5:21
Sean: I I was I really enjoyed it.
5:23
Sean: Like I said, I've seen him in Westworld and you know, X-Men.
5:26
Sean: Yeah, he was all right, as Cyclops but you know, this movie, I really think he's his gift is comedy, which I don't think they give him enough.
5:32
Sean: It's almost like Alec Baldwin, way back when, because you're a good looking guy, they don't think you know, oh, he can't, he's got just got to do straightforward dramas or action film.
5:40
Sean: Man, and Alec Baldwin's fantastic in comedies, and James Marsden, I think, is too.
5:44
Sean: So give him other chances, Hollywood.
5:46
Jason: I think the movie Death at a Funeral, I think, was the movie he was in.
5:51
Jason: It was uh a funeral African-American family, and he was dating one of the daughters, and he got on drugs or something.
6:01
Jason: He was hilarious in that movie.
6:02
Jason: He was like naked up on a roof.
6:04
Jason: At this point...
6:05
Sean: I think I've seen short pieces of that too, but I never wanted to stick around because I had I didn't want to see from the I mean I had to say from the beginning, so...
6:10
Jason: Hilarious.
6:11
Sean: Yeah, and this that's a I believe a remake.
6:12
Sean: Is that Peter Dinklage?
6:13
Sean: Yes, too.
6:14
Sean: Okay, yeah, yeah.
6:15
Sean: But so, and I love Vince Vaughn too, but I have to admit, in this movie, he looked he looked tired.
6:22
Jason: Yes.
6:22
Sean: Lik e he looked, and it wasn't his character's thing.
6:24
Sean: I mean, maybe like the future him.
6:26
Jason: Right.
6:26
Sean: But even when he comes back to like the current day, you know, I mean, the whole premise is he so he steps in a time machine in the future, he comes back to basically kind of save himself from doing something, which would result in James Marsden's death.
6:40
Sean: So, again, not really spoiler alert because that's again the beginning of the film.
6:45
Jason: Right.
6:45
Sean: So the whole thing is him kind of kidnapping himself from the past to you know to save it, you know, whatever.
6:51
Sean: No, actually, the present because he's from the future.
6:53
Sean: So he comes back, that's his past.
6:55
Jason: Yeah, the way the movie started out, and then Marsden going to the door, having been sent by Vince Vaughn, goes to the door, and Vince Vaughn greets him the door.
7:03
Jason: I was like, Oh, this just took a turn.
7:06
Sean: Right. Yeah, and it was it was hilarious.
7:07
Sean: And then one there's one line that James Marsden did and I had to rewind it.
7:11
Sean: I was laughing so hard.
7:12
Sean: Where you know he's talking to the future Vince Vaughn character and Nick.
7:18
Sean: Nick, yeah, but he's talking to Nick, and he said that he's like, Well, I don't remember you telling me this.
7:23
Sean: He's like, Yeah, you told me, and he just goes into that, he does his words exactly.
7:26
Sean: And the way he delivered those was hysterical.
7:29
Sean: I'm like, God, this guy's great, he's great at that.
7:31
Sean: I mean, maybe I misjudged you know again, James Marsden.
7:34
Sean: But yeah, Vaughn just looked like he was going through the motions in this, which is...
7:38
Jason: Yeah, I I agree with you.
7:41
Jason: I don't know.
7:41
Jason: I mean, because it was such a meaty role for him.
7:44
Jason: He's basically playing himself with two different variations of it, so he could have had fun with the other one, like the future self.
7:50
Sean: Right?
7:51
Jason: Maybe even toying with the the former self.
7:54
Sean: Yeah.
7:54
Jason: And yeah, I just didn't see a whole lot of range there.
7:58
Sean: No, no, and I was I was I was really disappointed in that because I guess I love Vince Vaughn and everything, so maybe that's just that movie.
8:04
Sean: You know, maybe the director didn't coax it out of him.
8:07
Sean: The movie kind of reminded me in a way, and without the time travel, of a watered down Lucky Number Slevin for some reason, which I love.
8:13
Sean: I haven't seen that in since it came out, but right, it's never anywhere, yes.
8:18
Sean: But yeah, Lucky Number Sleven is fantastic, and it's you know basically about the navigating of the whole crime world thing, which that that appeal applies to that movie wholly.
8:24
Sean: But yeah, like I said, it was the thing I like about it.
8:28
Sean: I know you and I have discussed about this, which is why I don't really see movies at the theater too much anymore, is because they're too long.
8:33
Jason: Yep.
8:34
Sean: But this was under two hours.
8:35
Jason: Yes.
8:35
Sean: This is doable.
8:36
Sean: Now, would I go to the theater to see this?
8:38
Sean: No.
8:38
Jason: Right.
8:39
Sean: Because it's not...
8:41
Sean: back in the day, I probably would have...but now it's you know, it's...
8:45
Jason: Certainly not if the trailers that they put out ahead of time were like that synopsis for IMDB.
8:50
Sean: Right.
8:50
Jason: No, that's not interesting.
8:51
Sean: You know, the average film that comes out, which I mean it basically is anyway, but it's still, you know.
8:55
Sean: I mean, like I said, you have some great performances.
8:57
Sean: You know, I mean, Keith David is the is like the mob boss.
9:00
Sean: Again, Marsden, Eiza Gonzalez.
9:03
Sean: Jimmy Tatro's great as Jimmy Boy.
9:05
Jason: He was awesome.
9:06
Sean: His and he's got that distinct voice, you know, that he was I think he was in Modern Family for a couple episodes.
9:12
Jason: Oh, yes, he was.
9:12
Jason: Yeah.
9:12
Sean: Yeah, he was one of the uh Haley's boyfriends, but yeah, yeah.
9:15
Sean: I mean, the cast is great.
9:16
Sean: Steven Root isn't, you know, I mean, Dolph Lungren, there's just tons of people in this movie.
9:20
Sean: And again, it's not like it that's not like it totally fails, but yeah, there's nothing that special about it, you know?
9:29
Jason: And then I started getting because I I wasn't engaged at all times, I started like when he was testing the theory and he stabbed himself.
9:40
Sean: Right.
9:40
Jason: And then the future self suddenly has a scar, instantly scar, I'm like, there's no way that happens.
9:45
Jason: No, no, no, no, no, stop it.
9:47
Sean: Yeah, I mean that's one theory of time travel.
9:49
Sean: You know, I mean you gotta you do the Back to the Future, you do this, you do that.
9:51
Sean: So there's a lot of different theories about it, and it's it's always interesting to see what what they come up with, but yeah, there's so I don't know.
9:58
Sean: Here's a couple things that bother me about the movie, too.
10:00
Sean: There's one is, and I thought it was maybe something.
10:03
Sean: Well, first I thought, okay, he's just using this to effect was a slow motion effect.
10:08
Jason: Oh,
10:08
Sean: And then it happened again, and then it happened again, and then it happened like six or seven times.
10:13
Sean: I'm like, is this something wrong with the TV?
10:16
Sean: Because why is he he there was even one of a cat wagging its tail that was slow motion.
10:21
Sean: Why?
10:21
Sean: Is it padding that you didn't have enough?
10:23
Sean: Maybe that's it, but I don't know if that bothered you as much as it did me.
10:27
Sean: I was, I mean, it really irritated me.
10:29
Jason: I can't say it stuck out, but now that you're bringing it up, yeah.
10:32
Jason: I I didn't question like what's the scheme of things with this?
10:35
Jason: Why are why are we drawing so much attention?
10:37
Jason: We're slowing it down, like pay attention to this.
10:38
Jason: Like you said, cat wagging the tail, I'm like...
10:41
Sean: But there's no pay off for it.
10:42
Sean: Yeah, I mean, if there was a payoff, that's a different story.
10:44
Sean: Oh, yeah, great.
10:46
Sean: But another one, man, this film really took a big leap that you have vast knowledge of the Gilmore girls in one particular scene.
10:54
Jason: Right.
10:54
Sean: I've never seen the show, I'm familiar with it, but I mean it's a passing familiarity.
10:57
Sean: But I mean, it really hinges on like this whole you know, story of you know, like, I don't know enough about the Gilmore.
11:04
Sean: ..why do I care?
11:05
Jason: It was almost like an inside joke to the cast or the director, somebody that every main character had this intimate knowledge that was their favorite show.
11:12
Jason: They all knew the characters, the backstories, and everything.
11:14
Jason: I'm like, what is happening here?
11:16
Sean: Yeah, I mean, it was just an odd choice to make, you know.
11:19
Sean: I don't know if I would have gone that way, you know, but you know, apparently then I thought, well, maybe somebody has a connection, maybe the director no, it's like it just seems oddly out of place.
11:29
Jason: Or or maybe that there's a following of that show that's far bigger than I ever possibly imagined, and I'm just not in on it.
11:36
Sean: I mean, I think there is a decent following of it, but I just again I don't it wasn't my type, it wasn't something I'd watch, you know.
11:42
Sean: Again, I'm very selective with what I watch TV wise too, because that really takes a chunk of your time.
11:47
Sean: But yeah, again, we're just wasn't it.
11:48
Sean: It's not I don't know if it's a good or bad show.
11:50
Sean: I just I just didn't care.
11:52
Sean: And one of the my last thing, which is the unnecessary sequel alert at the very end.
11:59
Sean: Do I really want to because the there is there's a possibility, and do I really want to see a sequel this?
12:05
Sean: I do not.
12:06
Jason: That left a really bad taste in my mouth...
12:08
Sean: Yeah.
12:09
Jason: ...the way that ended.
12:09
Jason: I'm like, this was a pretty good movie, and then you screwed it up in the last two minutes with this bullshit.
12:15
Sean: Yep, yeah, because you have kind of like a kind of in a way a heartfelt ending.
12:19
Jason: Right.
12:19
Sean: And a well-deserved ending, and now you may cheat on it.
12:22
Sean: And and again, it's like you know, it's almost like well, it's out of the blue.
12:27
Jason: Right.
12:28
Sean: Because there was, you know, hey, there's one time machine.
12:30
Sean: Well, maybe there's something else that can, yeah.
12:32
Sean: Oh yeah, come on.
12:33
Sean: I think they're vastly overrating again, overreaching on the fact that we want another, see another.
12:38
Sean: I mean, what would it be called?
12:39
Sean: Would it be called Mike and Mike and Nick and Nick and Alice?
12:42
Sean: I mean, I don't know, you know, because you already have a long title as it is, which is people aren't gonna remember that.
12:47
Jason: Yeah.
12:47
Sean: You know, what do you call it for short?
12:48
Sean: You know, you can't call it Mike for short.
12:50
Sean: Well, I mean, I've just seen Mike.
12:51
Sean: Who's Mike?
12:52
Sean: Yeah, that's leading a conversation down other roads that I, you know, really don't think.
12:57
Sean: But I don't know, is there anything else you thought about that you want to touch on?
13:01
Jason: Well, the the the way that ended with bunk, the only movie that actually had a worse ending, in my opinion.
13:06
Jason: Like, come on, was Lake Placid.
13:08
Jason: Great movie, very underrated movie.
13:12
Jason: And then at the very end, they finally killed a huge rogue alligator, and then suddenly out of the water comes a second one.
13:19
Jason: Immediately they blow it up, and boom, you spend an entire movie worrying about this one alligator, and then a second one, and you killed it in 10 seconds.
13:27
Sean: But did they have the means?
13:28
Sean: Did they not have the means before?
13:29
Sean: Is that you know I mean...
13:30
Jason: Like I was like, but still you're just cheap en this movie so badly.
13:33
Jason: So that's what this kind of felt like.
13:35
Jason: It was just hook at the end of a sequel...
13:39
Sean: Right.
13:40
Jason: ...with no explanation for like, oh, there's a second machine.
13:45
Jason: Why is there a second one?
13:46
Jason: And why did she know about it?
13:48
Jason: Like, right, oh yeah, I should have told you, like, right, yeah.
13:51
Sean: Well, yeah, if you would have told us at the beginning, it wouldn't be this movie, you know what I mean?
13:54
Sean: Like, so yeah, that's that's laziness on the part of writing, and I that's what I can't stand.
13:58
Sean: Like, you know, one of my friends that I started seeing movies with when I was in Cleveland, he said, I never thought as much about writing and plot and everything until I met you because you started pointing stuff out, not in a bad way, you know.
14:09
Sean: Sometimes it's like, oh, this is cool because this happened, or this, you know, this led to this.
14:14
Sean: But if it makes no sense, what's the point in keeping it in?
14:17
Sean: You know, it's just yeah, oh, we'll just have an action movie.
14:20
Sean: Okay, well, you know, you want it to be successful.
14:23
Jason: Right.
14:23
Sean: You know, and if you are gonna push the sci-fi aspect of it, which again, this is highly based on science fiction in a way, because it all hinges on that.
14:31
Sean: You know, you're it's actually throwing it in.
14:33
Sean: Yeah, it reminds me almost of, and this was done successfully, Happy Death Day, and Happy Death Day 2U.
14:39
Jason: Yep.
14:39
Jason: Where it was the time travel aspect was done very well, and you know, it was it was entertaining and it seemed realistic, whereas this one just is a gimmick, you know.
14:48
Jason: And yeah, it's a gimmick to the first one, but it it meant something, so it had repercussions.
14:52
Jason: This one, yeah, we'll just fix it, maybe again in a sequel, you know.
14:56
Jason: I yeah, I like I said, it's a you can watch it if there's nothing else to do, but...
15:00
Jason: Yeah. I I mean for me, I love Marsden doing comedy.
15:03
Jason: I thought he was the gem of the movie.
15:06
Sean: Right.
15:06
Sean: Absolutely.
15:06
Jason: Uh not to say Vince Vaughn mailed it in because he still does his patented rapid fire dialogue.
15:14
Sean: Right.
15:14
Jason: And he's good.
15:14
Jason: And plus he and Ben Affleck are are the two people of follicle journey you want to watch in Hollywood.
15:19
Jason: Like, what's his hair looking like in this movie now?
15:21
Sean: Right, right.
15:22
Jason: And Gonzalez...
15:24
Sean: Follicle journey.
15:26
Jason: I would watch her read an instruction manual in prison.
15:29
Jason: I she's just stunning.
15:30
Sean: She's great, yeah.
15:31
Jason: And I I haven't seen her be bad in any movie yet.
15:33
Jason: So the three of them together, uh, there was chemistry there.
15:36
Jason: I enjoyed them, and as you mentioned, Keith David, Stephen Root, like great ancillary characters as well.
15:41
Sean: I mean, yeah, just a great cast.
15:42
Sean: Like they assembled it, the pieces were there, it's just uh sum just didn't really work in overall.
15:47
Sean: Yeah, like I said, it's you know, I've seen worse misfires.
15:50
Sean: That at least this had a lot of positives going for it.
15:53
Sean: Like rewatchability, is it something you would rewatch if it came on TV?
15:56
Sean: Just if it just came on.
15:58
Jason: Yeah.
15:58
Jason: Uh I might, but I probably would feel that the the pull during a slow scene.
16:05
Jason: Like, is there anything else on?
16:06
Sean: Yeah.
16:07
Jason: One of those things.
16:07
Sean: Right, yeah.
16:08
Sean: Like there are movies that you just suck you in.
16:10
Jason: Yes.
16:10
Sean: Like you know, we we just saw on TV, Sneakers was on.
16:13
Sean: That will suck me in.
16:14
Jason: Yep.
16:14
Sean: Yeah, but this, yeah, this gets really low rewatchability, but like I wouldn't go seek it out again.
16:18
Jason: Right, yeah.
16:19
Sean: And again, it will probably come on at some point.
16:22
Sean: I don't care.
16:22
Sean: I would I would skip over it, you know.
16:24
Jason: There are far worse ways to spend two hours.
16:27
Sean: There are, yeah, yeah. So...
16:28
Jason: Which is not a glowing recommendation, but yeah, right.
16:31
Jason: Yeah, so I would say, gun to my head, I would recommend watching it because I I think it's it's worth seeing at least once.
16:39
Sean: Right, yeah.
16:39
Sean: As long as you have if you have Hulu, watch it.
16:41
Sean: You know, like I said, it's a it's a good if you don't care really about paying attention too much, yeah.
16:45
Sean: Because you don't really have to, you don't have to think too much about this movie, it's kind of a shoot 'em up, and you know, it's got they try to jam everything into it.
16:52
Sean: And like I said, it works on some level...
16:55
Jason: Yeah.
16:55
Sean: ...but it's not yeah, I've seen better films...
16:58
Jason: Right. Agreed.
16:58
Sean: So but I've seen a lot worse too.
17:01
Jason: Oh yeah.
17:01
Sean: So all right.
17:02
Sean: Well, is there anything else you want to talk about about this movie anyway?
17:06
Speaker: Yeah, no, I I I certainly appreciate the opportunity to be here, Sean.
17:10
Speaker 1: Well, I want you back because we talk about movies all the time.
17:13
Jason: I'd be happy to come back.
17:13
Sean: And at some point, we're gonna do maybe some special things, like you know, there will be bonus material, you know, maybe start like a little we were talking about drunken movies.
17:22
Jason: Oh yeah.
17:23
Sean: So you know, where we start imbibing while we start watching a movie, and you know, just you know, the movie won't be moving playing, we'll be watching, but we'll just be commenting on it as we do it.
17:31
Sean: So those will be obviously a little bit longer.
17:32
Sean: We're not gonna pick you know a three-hour movie.
17:35
Sean: Yeah, we are gonna pick you know some things that are smaller.
17:38
Sean: So all right.
17:39
Sean: Well, thank you again, everyone, for your time.
17:40
Sean: Thank you, Jason, for being here.
17:42
Jason: My pleasure.
17:43
Sean: And we'll have you on again soon.
17:45
Jason: Thank you.
17:46
Sean: That's all I have for today.
17:47
Sean: So, as always, thank you for listening.
17:50
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17:57
Sean: For Scenes From the Screen, I'm Sean.
17:59
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