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A.I. EP. 226: “It Was A Run-By Fruiting!” - Mrs Doubtfire · The Avid Indoorsmen

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  The sun is shining out a clot in the sky. We wouldn't know because
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  we're so happy inside. Some people on some skis, but we would rather
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  sit on down and talk some movies. We're the avid Indoorsmen. Come listen
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  to our show. We're the evid indoorsmen at home, are on the go.
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  We're the avid Indoorsmen. We hope you love it, so come on
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  in and stay. We'll do our best to excuse my indors man. What
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  is happening? I'm robl blood Christ, I'm big, and we are the
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  Avid Indoorsman. Hello everyone, Hello, how are you? Oh? I'm
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  so good, buddy, how are you? I'm doing great, I'm very
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  I'm very excited for this one. I'm always excited, but this this one's
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  gonna be fun. I could. I can feel it my plums they're ready
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  for market. That whole thing cracks me up. Will Ferrell, I can
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  feel it my plumps. Go look it up right now. If you don't
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  know what we're talking about. There is a shirt that says I can feel
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  it in my plums. It was from It's Just Bloopers from Eastbounding Down.
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  He has a very small role in that funny, and it's just man,
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  it's Danny McBride and Craig Robinson staring at each other and Will Ferrell's in the
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  middle, and you can just see these two guys trying not to break and
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  it is so difficult. It's so worth. The like two minute clip of
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  all the blur checking out is at one point he breaks a little bit and
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  then he keeps. Everybody breaks at one It's great anyway, you and I'm
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  good. My plums are great. We were down in Nashville. We got
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  to do the CMA Awards. That was really neat. That looked really fun.
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  It was very cool. We had a stylist named Josh Owen, who's
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  amazing. Go to this place that did really cool stitching. Yeah, that
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  was super cool. Dixon and Jack they were called they still are called that,
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  and yeah they they We all had our own suits that were like stitched
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  up. I was wondering how you got like sort of the red flower motif
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  on everyone that was it. That's smart. I love that. That's super
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  cool. I mean I was kind of the only Tim and I were the
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  only flowery ones. Rup did like a D and D sort of thing,
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  swords chants did like they were anchors and like rope and I only have you
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  because I just saw you too. And it really spawned off of Austin's He
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  has a jacket just like a jean jacket that has these red stars on the
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  sides. Uh, and it's for his Georgia bulldogs and so he wanted that
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  in a suit and then our guy was just kind of kind of went,
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  that was pretty cool, though, that's really fun. It was cool.
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  It's a nice way to like have it be cohesive but still individual, and
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  they were all pretty different and like that. We got a lot of We
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  got a lot of praise for it. I was like, give it up
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  for Joshing and had nothing to do with this, zero things to do with
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  it. But I told Kelsey what I was wearing and she went and got
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  a dress that nobody's surprised that. She looked great. I mean great,
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  it was just cool it Uh, it just matched and it looked neat.
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  Yeah, it was like we planned it. Did you get something. We
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  had a lot of fun. We were in the third row, which is
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  crazy. We were like in front of all of the huge stars, which
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  was weird. Someone made a mistake, right, seriously, We got to
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  move like a song or something. Pen rose behind me, like directly behind
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  me in the same like seat, you know, just back could see Nate
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  BARGETSI right there. Oh wild that was And I just kept looking back.
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  Oh, I bet do you think this is neat? What does Nate think
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  about? You want to switch seats, buddy. Yeah. But the coolest
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  part of the night was we were walking after the red carpet. We were
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  going to a different spot where we would go and get like our pictures taken.
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  Yeah, as we were doing that, Cynthia Revo walks by Love and
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  she is staring at Sammy, a recurring guest on the pod, and she
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  says, you are beautiful. Oh my god. And Sammy saw Cynthia Rivo
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  like immediately and She's already like squeezing Chance's hand like what was coming. She
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  said that we all were just like, it's Cynthia rek So me and Kelsey
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  and Sammy were pretty much the only people who like fre yeah, and so
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  we were like, hey, we love you amazing home did Sammy you like?
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  I can't imagine. She was handled it so great. She handled it
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  great, but she was very excited, like you are an idiot. You're
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  so beautiful. I don't look. Stop it stop. But that was kind
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  of the highlight of the night, aside from all the amazing Right, what's
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  this? Did Peyton Manning like help host it or something? It was him
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  and Luke Bryant. Luke Bryant crazy. Is he just a tall drink of
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  water? He's gotta be he is, yeah, strapping man. Good for
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  him. Yep, it was really fun. It was good. And then
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  we did Christmas rehearsals that week and now I'm home and getting ready for Thanksgiving
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  and all that good stuff. How have you been good? Good? I
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  went home and saw the folks went, yeah, yeah, it was fun.
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  It was We got snow up there, so that was always. I
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  always like that. I think it's fun. Crazy. They didn't it very
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  much. It was just a light dusting, just a dusting dusting. But
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  yeah, we just hung out, did the thing and it's fun. I
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  don't know, pretty quiet. Did you get a chance to watch any movies
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  or anything out there? You know? I watched a few, and this
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  one actually makes sense because, as I said, there was snow involved.
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  I finally saw the movie from twenty eleven called The Gray rob didn't you ever
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  watch The Gray. The Gray bummed me out. Now, I know a
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  lot of people love The Gray. It's not a habit. It's one of
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  those movies where it just keeps getting worse and worse and worse. Not my
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  favorite, very stressful as well. Yeah right, like yeah, not a
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  lot of happy, happy moments, but a pretty fun film. I don't
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  I guess I don't really know why I never saw it. It seems like
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  it's right up my alley, you know, action adventure drama, ye kind
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  of thing. For those of you that don't know, there's a plane crash
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  in Alaska. It's Liam Neeson. Chaos ensues from there. Basically fresh I
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  feel like taken and he's now an action star. Yeah, but yeah,
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  it's a It wasn't a happy movie, but I did. I did think
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  it was pretty good and it had more depth to it than I thought,
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  Like, I sort of thought it was going to be just like a regular
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  action film, and it was. It was like slightly different than that.
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  So I had a nice time. Well that was pretty fun. But I'm
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  with you, I'm like, I didn't. I don't want to watch it
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  again or you know. So my story with this is it was when Kelsey
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  and I were still dating, but we were living together at that apartment and
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  it was like a Friday night or something, and we were like, okay,
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  it's between the gray and then she wanted something light and funny and we
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  did I don't know what we did, like you know, rock papers or
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  whatever like that. I won. She was so mad, well, yeah,
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  that's not really new. And I was just like, oh, it
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  looks like a fun action movie. There's like Wolves, It'll be silly,
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  dumb and fun. And I was like, I am so sorry. It
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  was much more somber. Yes, oh dude, yeah, it was a
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  lot. She's like, I was thinking what to expect when expecting Do you
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  think those were the same kind of movie? Yeah, hysterical. Well that's
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  a fun memory though, But yeah, I thought the movie was pretty good
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  though. To be honest, I was surprised. I sort of thought it
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  would be like that. Did you ever see his Snowplow movie. I can't
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  remember what the hell that one's called, but the Ice Road movie? Yes,
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  yes, And that was like, it was fine. I had a
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  good time, but it was just like a dumb action film, you know,
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  right, And I was sort of expecting more that than this, but
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  it was cool. I liked it. How about you? Did you see
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  any movies I did? While I was in Nashville. I went to the
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  theater and saw the newest film from Marvel, The Marvels. Oh I should
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  have talked about that. I saw it too, Okay, cool, Well
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  you can comment on what you thought after I talk about it. But I
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  thought it was okay. Oh, all right, Okay, I'm not sure
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  if we're going to do a pot on it or not. We haven't really
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  talked about it. Most kind of didn't bring it up, and not dogging
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  you for that. I was just like, oh, I guess I don't
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  remember what we said. Yeah, so we'll have to talk about that after
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  this. But bullet points. I love that the run time was like one
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  hundred minutes. Miss Marvel was the best thing about the movie. And I'm
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  bummed that I didn't watch the TV show. I should go back and watch
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  that. It's worth I think that would have helped me. It's worth watching.
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  I don't know how much it would have helped. Yeah, maybe it
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  would have. It doesn't matter. I think fifteen years ago I would have
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  thought this movie was amazing. I do think I'm getting a little superhero fatigue.
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  Sure, And there were some parts that I just straight up did not
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  like at all. Really, oh yeah, I want to know, Okay,
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  love it, but my hot take is that it's okay, okay,
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  okay. Well, I guess I'll use that as my streaming even though it's
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  not streaming. Uh. I really really liked it. I thought it was
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  really great. Ah And admittedly maybe because I didn't see it until a little
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  bit later and people were just crapping on it before that, I haven't really
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  heard. I haven't heard anything either way. Actually it's it's it's weird.
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  The the little bit I heard was people crapping on it, but it mostly
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  seemed like those this like kind of brigady thing that happens on some of these
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  movies now, where they were like why do they have to try and make
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  it a girl film and blah blah blah, And I was just like,
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  that is not why. I know, that's not why you did. But
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  no, there was like a ton of other people that were and I was
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  like that. I was like, shut up, like you guys are dumb.
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  Yeah, I don't like that. And also, Marvel has had so
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  many movies that have been just okay lately that have had plenty of dudes in
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  them, So even if that is what's happening. But all that to say,
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  I get why people aren't super into it. It's just super hard to
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  come back from doing this super big story that they did. But the parts
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  I really liked about it. I'm with you, I liked the short run
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  time. I liked it. They kept it like with some exceptions that we
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  could talk about later. They kept it pretty insular, so like it was
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  just them and their story, which was cool. It felt like through Liney
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  and I just felt like they the camaraderie between the three Gallas was so good.
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  I just liked it. I thought it was fun, I thought it
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  was loose, and I'm with you. Mis Marvel is the best part.
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  By far Emon is fantastic. They're so so good. I love her so
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  much, and I loved the show too. But yeah, I get it,
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  like it's not it's certainly not Infinity War or you know whatever, right
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  like, but I just kind of think nothing else can be again that was
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  like a since endgame and stuff. But yeah, for the most part,
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  it's been downhill for me anyway. Yeah, I hear you. I'm also
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  reading a book about the MCU right now, so maybe I was just like
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  firmly like ready for this. I don't know. Yeah, yeah, but
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  but yeah, I really I thought was really fun cool, and I also
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  understand and never would I accuse you of being one of those brigader guys.
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  Okay, good, No, know, that's not what I meant at all.
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  I just meant it. It's got like I think it's at like fifty
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  or sixty percent on Rotten Tomatoes. It's not doing well either, uh no.
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  And part of it is is those dudes that seem like they come out
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  in their look they torpedo it. Yeah, they had to make it a
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  women's film, and you know, blah blah blah go away. Yeah,
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  but I guess, well, the audiences are doing better. It's eighty four.
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  Oh that's actually really critics are sixty two, but audience likes it.
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  Yeah, I thought it was fun. I mean I also generally like those
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  more than you two, so that makes sense, you know what I mean.
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  That's true. But that mid credit scene though, huh, I was
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  into that. Mamma, that's pretty cool. That's my malama, That's what
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  I But yeah, I guess I'll use that one. You use streaming though,
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  buddy, Well we'll stay in this realm. I went more Marvel Superhero
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  and finally finished up Loki season two. Now, I haven't watched a lick
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  of it for some reason, and I know you watched the first season though,
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  right of course, yes, yeah, yeah, of course. So
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  I love the first season. Thought I thought that it followed it up nicely.
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  Yes, okay, that's good. I really enjoyed it. I really
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  wish they would have made these Lokis like movies, because I mean, I
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  mean, you do get more. You get like, you know, six
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  episodes, that's the hard parts, like six hours. Nice, Yeah,
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  I get, yeah, yeah, it's it's probably my favorite of the Marvel
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  shows. Nice. I love it. Yeahs in it are so good.
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  They're so good. And I was starting to get a little confused, at
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  least towards the beginning, when you're doing all the branching of the timelines and
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  having to explain all the science and all that, and that just kind of
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  bogs me down a little bit. Sometimes I just wanted to be like it
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  works, shut up, just this is just yeah, But I get,
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  dude. The last couple of episodes of the season two are amazing. Really,
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  I absolutely loved what they did with some of the characters and especially Loki
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  himself. I'm a big, big, big fan. The reason I haven't
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  watched it is not because I'm not excited, that's for sure. So I'm
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  definitely going to watch that soon. Yeah, it's sure. I really enjoyed
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  it. They had the Speaking of Marvel, they had the first trailer for
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  what if Season two you came out today? Fun? Those are fun.
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  Yeah, they were fun, and they're doing it kind of a cool way
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  they're doing they're releasing them right around Christmas, and they're doing one a day
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  for the nine days leading up to Christmas or something, which is I think
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  that's kind of a neat, a neat thing. They said it, like
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  you can unwrap one a day or whatever, and I was like, Oh,
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  that's a fun little piece of you know, marketing. That's cool.
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  Yeah. And those were short too. Those I mean you could do that
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  consecutively. Absolutely, that'd be fun. Yeah, So I'm excited to see
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  that because that shows wild too. So yeah, but yeah, well,
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  very cool, buddy, very cool. Should we do if you plug Aron
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  Neats? I think we should that would be great NICs. You guys can
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  great time over on Patreon. We love our patrons, so we throw him
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  a bunch of perks. One of those is getting a shout out here.
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  Let's give it up for Marsha Graziak, Maret Fox, Nanette Walkley, Ruth
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  Kude, Yeah, I'm Brostead, Jackie Houston, Debra Oak, and No
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  Floras. That was nice. I liked the accent. You sounded like.
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  Yeah, that guy sounded like him a little bit. I don't know what
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  I was doing, but we like to give our patrons more perks. We
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  give him an extended version of every episode we put out. We call it
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  our podcast and Chill version, and there we'll do a top five draft that
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  pertains to the movie we're talking about and for this one. Mukes came up
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  with this our top five favorite movie set in San Francisco. You said Bukes
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  came up with it, and I was like, I don't remember what we
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  did? What is it? Where am i San Francisco. It's gonna be
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  fun. There's a lot. Yeah, there's some good ones. It turns
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  out some nice ones, so it'll be great. Promise coming in tractions.
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  We're gonna do The Wolf of Wall Street next Gang Yeah, and or maybe
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  we'll do the Marvels. Who knows or that I don't actually know. Stay
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  tuned. It's one of those. We're gonna do the Wolf Wall Street eventually,
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  we're definitely doing. It's gonna be fun. It's it's tenth anniversary.
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  I'm excited. I can't believe ten. That's crazy. Yeah, you know
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  what's crazier than that? What's that? Thirty years? Thirty years, a
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  thirty year anniversary. What we are here to discuss today is you've a Denia
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  doubt fair, dear nice missus, doubtfire. I can't wait to talk about
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  this. It's gonna be excited. It's going to be something else, rob
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  an interesting movie if nothing else. And we had to bring just our our
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  favorite dude who has worn many costumes, uh in you know, in the
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  hopes of espionage. I don't know what you guys want from me. Uh.
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  He's just a fun friend that we want to hang out with and we
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  just want to chat with him about it. To my knowledge, I don't
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  think he wears women's clothing often, he know, not often, certainly,
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  not often, certainly me as far as I know for sure, because I
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  sure know you love it. It's a nice brazier every once in a while,
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  is the bro. Yeah. It holds everything where it needs to be.
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  Absolutely. I wish I hadn't started this rift. I feel weird about
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  it, but let's uh, let's welcome back meal. Gosh, what's up
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  Neil? Hello, Hi Bud, Good to see you, buddy. How's
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  it going get to see you guys? Hello, We've been doing that so
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  funny to get cuts out a little bit every time and doesn't Oh darn,
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  just on here. It'll be fine on the real Yeah. Yeah, I
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  think it adds to the realism of it, you know, because I'm screaming
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  it. He's screaming his children are away now. My throat is bleeding,
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  but it's okay. That's what he does for his art. Neil, We're
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  so happy to have you back, pal. Welcome, damn man, it's
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  great to be here. Yeah. Was, But I don't I don't know
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  either. I don't have a good mental clock these days. So it could
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  have been recent, could have been years ago, who knows, who knows,
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  who knows? Yeah, but he does want to support speaking of not
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  having a great mental clock, the Newfound series that's out. Everyone, go
• 19:38
  check out Boy Meets World right now. You guys, we just talked about
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  Boy Meets World for like twenty minutes and it was right. It's like,
• 19:45
  you guys know way too much about this show. It's extensive. Yeah,
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  again discovering we had the same childhood, so it's really true, it's really
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  true. We are kindred spirits for sure. Absolutely, while I can't wait
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  to talk about our childhood in respect to this movie, yes, I have
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  a feeling there will also be crossover rop will you could have started with just
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  a rough synopsias. I would love to trouble that he has little access to
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  his children. Divorce, Daniel Hillard hatches an elaborate plan with help from his
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  creative brother Frank. He dresses as an older British woman and convinces his ex
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  wife Miranda to hire him as a nanny. Missus Doubtfire wins over the children
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  and helps Daniel become a better parent, But when both Daniel and his nanny
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  persona must meet different parties at the same restaurant, his secrets may be exposed.
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  Don dun, dun, exactly the same time. I love that,
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  great Reid. Let's go to rotten tomatoes. Critics have this coming in and
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  a pretty solid seventy lower than I was expecting me. He's the same,
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  but that does feel pretty much right. It's like it's a silly comedy.
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  They don't always like those, but there's so much heart. I can say
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  it's being like an eighty for the times. You know for sure an eighty
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  that's ten percent higher. I give it. One hundred feels pretty low,
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  but so whatever I get. Your audience members are closer though, seventy seven.
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  There you go. Yeah, the kind of expected that to be hired
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  to wait, what are we doing here? What is happening? Comedies?
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  Comedies have a hard time cracking the nineties, I feel, yes, But
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  then there's some just like slap sticky ones that are like ninety five. You're
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  like, what what are we doing? Yeah, yeah, that's true,
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  that's whatever fair. I know. Well, let's let's find out what we
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  think of this. It's time for our hot take. Hot take. That's
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  a hot take. That's a hot take, allergic flash pepper, first day
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  as a woman, I'm already having got fleshes. That is fantastic. Uh,
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  Rob, I would like you to go first today because I'm gonna steal.
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  We talked about like just a snippet of our hot take, and I
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  loved her so much that I feel like I would just be stealing it.
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  So why don't you go first? Oh maybe I'm going to say the thing.
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  I don't even know what the hot take is. Now give me yours.
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  If you don't say it, I'll say it. And I'm excited to
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  hear about it because I was having a hard time picking a hot take.
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  But I love, love, love missus doutfire. I learned today that it
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  won one Oscar for best Makeup, which makes a lot of sense. It's
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  really really great makeup. Yeah. Chris Columbus directed, and before this he
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  had home Alone and Adventures in babysitting, and he went on, of course
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  to do the first couple Harry Potter films. So yeah, great director,
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  and this was a very big movie in the Lundquist household. We watched this
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  one many, many times times. I found it to be a great combination
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  of funny and heartbreaking and heartwarming. I loved how it took a very sad
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  real life situation for families, divorce and was able to take a deeper look
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  into it. It can, of course be sad, but you can also
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  see that these two people were better people when they weren't together. They were
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  happier, and they wanted to better themselves, and they were ultimately better parents
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  because of it. And I hadn't really seen many movies that focused on divorce
• 23:33
  like that. I thought it was really really well done. I could go
• 23:38
  on and on and on about Robin Williams. Yeah, I'm sure we will.
• 23:42
  He was just the best, the best. Had some very strong performances
• 23:48
  from some kid actors. I thought they were great. I just love this
• 23:52
  movie. My hot take, I had one weird hot take. Oh okay,
• 23:56
  I'm ready. I don't think I was going not because I had this
• 24:00
  thought when I watched it. Did anybody else get a little choked up that
• 24:07
  this old horny bus driver thought that missus doubtfire was beautiful because I felt like
• 24:14
  this was a really great guy. But he, I mean, deep down
• 24:18
  he just wants to get it on with Robin Williams in an old lady suit.
• 24:22
  It's kind of a That was an interesting, like little two sided coin
• 24:25
  too, because like, on the one side, you're like man like he
• 24:27
  doesn't care that she has Harry legs. He's like he's all about it.
• 24:33
  On the other hand, like Robin Williams as a man is getting to experience
• 24:37
  what like women go through with being like when they don't want to be in
• 24:40
  public spaces. It's kind of like both of those things I think total they
• 24:44
  were going for. But the other side is also kind of presents. But
• 24:47
  I found myself being like this sweet old guy like he just he just thinks
• 24:52
  she's beautiful, but also it's really messed up. I don't know. I
• 24:56
  had conflicting feelings during that. If we took Betts before that hot take just
• 25:03
  a blind study, there's no way people would think it was you that said
• 25:07
  that and not me. There's zero percent chance that was a rare and unexpected
• 25:11
  rob bou who moment I just buy myself in like, oh, sweet,
• 25:18
  sweet, I love that so much. God bless you. Oh that's lovely,
• 25:22
  that's great. But I'm interested to hear what you were thinking, because
• 25:27
  I know I didn't. Yeah, so I just wanted to piggyback. Also,
• 25:33
  first of all, just to co sign everything you said. This movie's
• 25:36
  fantastic. It was a huge deal in my household as well. We watched
• 25:40
  a ton I thought the thing that was really interesting because I had talked to
• 25:45
  you before I watched it again. Yeah, and I was like, God,
• 25:48
  he's right, there's a ton more like heartfelt stuff than comedy stuff even
• 25:52
  necessarily in this movie. Yeah, and I didn't super remember that from watching
• 25:59
  it as a kid, like way more than I remembered same. And I
• 26:02
  know we'll we'll like get to all that later, but I just thought it's
• 26:07
  so much sadder of a story at points than I remembered. And I thought
• 26:11
  that was really like pretty cool and interesting that even as a kid, I
• 26:17
  still really liked it and it but I remember the other parts, right,
• 26:21
  I just think that's super interest. But yeah, so it's not my hotest
• 26:26
  take, but I the kids are adorable, Like they're just so darn cute
• 26:30
  in this and really good. I thought it was. I seem to remember
• 26:37
  that he hadn't had a job for a very long time, and I like
• 26:40
  forgot that first scene. I guess because I was Yeah, I kept thinking,
• 26:45
  like I kept being like, well, he just had a job,
• 26:48
  Like give him a freaking break, get another gig. I'm sure. Yeah,
• 26:53
  I think it was more like just kind of in total, you know,
• 26:57
  just like the life of an actor too. Yeah, I guess that's
• 27:00
  probably true. That's probably true. I kind of forgot that opening scene too,
• 27:06
  and had so much fun with it seeing him so fun though, Yeah
• 27:11
  huh. And there's not a ton of like tunes in this movie, but
• 27:15
  the ones they have are just freaking bangers, Like they're so so dude,
• 27:21
  it looks like a lad and it worked, but it absolutely works, like
• 27:27
  I love it so most perfect song choice for sure. And I know,
• 27:33
  like it's a questionable movie, like he's lying to his family, which is
• 27:37
  not great. But I'm also just like it's to have like a silly,
• 27:41
  fun movie. It's not. I don't think there's anything serious in it.
• 27:45
  And to be honest, in the light of twenty twenty three, I thought
• 27:49
  we would get more like kind of bad comments about him, you know,
• 27:55
  dressing like another gender. But that didn't really happen A ton There's some but
• 28:00
  not nothing too wild and crazy. I didn't think so that was kind of
• 28:03
  nice. But I guess my hottest, hottest take is can we stop using
• 28:10
  allergic reactions as plot devices? Because it's very truthing for me. I don't
• 28:14
  love it. You've said this before, and I know I d I did.
• 28:19
  I did write my notes though, Rob, you should write this down.
• 28:22
  This would be a fun theme for a game. Oh yeah, like
• 28:27
  I'm choking up or something, and these are movies with allergic reaction or something.
• 28:33
  I like that Jeopardy. Yes, but I just thought that would be
• 28:37
  funny. And you know it's not an allergic reaction. If this guy just
• 28:42
  tries to swallow a shrimp hoole, like, what is he to me?
• 28:47
  This more on? Yeah he chooses so weird he does? He does.
• 28:55
  But yeah, I don't really have a hot take. I just I really
• 28:57
  do love this movie and it can used to be just an absolute gem as
• 29:02
  far as I'm concerned. Hot take for sure, you know what you got?
• 29:07
  What's your take? Absolutely? I mean this is like I think this
• 29:11
  actually might have been the first Robin Williams movie I saw. I was trying
• 29:12
  to think, like this is pretty early on. If it wasn't, this
• 29:15
  one was right around right, Okay, So yeah, I mean Aladdin,
• 29:22
  that's that's an animated movie. Animated, but yeah, I think live action.
• 29:25
  This probably was the first one call, And honestly, like a whole
• 29:30
  range, Like the amount of range that he can show off in this movie
• 29:33
  is ridiculous, As you guys pointed out, like there's so many like very
• 29:36
  heavy hitting moments that I think I feel them more now and I'm not even
• 29:41
  like a father. I'm sure like Rob, you feel this way more and
• 29:42
  now that you have ye, like the courtroom scenes and the idea of being
• 29:48
  like a super loving father and your partner recognizes that in you, and even
• 29:53
  the court recognized that in you, but like the circumstances still don't allow like
• 29:56
  for him to have more access to them whatever. Like the whole premise of
• 30:00
  it is very heartbreaking, like before you even get going with like the fun
• 30:03
  stuff or whatever. So I think that hits much differently at thirty five than
• 30:07
  it does it. You know, when you're a kid watching this and like
• 30:11
  you're it for the gags, but like now it's like, man, it's
• 30:15
  it's almost like justifiable actions, like you do what you need to do to
• 30:18
  try to see your kids. You know, obviously, like this is bordering
• 30:22
  on sociopathic, but like it in a fun way for everybody. It's funny
• 30:32
  you say that, because as soon as I watched this movie, I went
• 30:36
  to Kelsey was like, you can't ever divorce me, and I'm sorry about
• 30:38
  it. At least wait until the kids are out of high school. I
• 30:45
  can't do it. But you gotta wait for for a little while. Then
• 30:48
  go hang out with Pierce Brosmen if you want to. That's fine, that's
• 30:51
  fine. Actually Peers as well. Right, yeah, it's it was also,
• 30:59
  I mean, it was probably one of the first movies I saw here
• 31:00
  as brazen and though I most distinctly remember him of course from GoldenEye. But
• 31:04
  of course it was the first time I heard the term LiPo suction. Remember
• 31:10
  that, Yeah, that's probably true. Probably. Yeah, anyway, it's
• 31:15
  just a great time. I really enjoyed rewatching it, especially all the scenes
• 31:18
  where anytime they give Robin Williams like opportunity to flex his impressions, where he
• 31:22
  gets to do a bunch of different character voices which they give him like three
• 31:26
  or four different times in this movie where you can do that, It's just
• 31:29
  so funny every single time. I Mean, he was an absolute genius.
• 31:32
  Rest in peace. So this was a This was a fun one to rewatch
• 31:36
  for sure. Hot take Buddy, scorch and hot. Good movies are good
• 31:41
  scorch and hot hot. Well, we kind of got into talking about his
• 31:48
  performance. Yeah, I feel like we should go to the dude. The
• 31:52
  dude. I'm the dude, so that's what you call me, you know
• 31:57
  that, or his dudeens or duder or you know, el dud reno if
• 32:04
  you're not into the whole brevity thing, like this is a pretty easy one.
• 32:07
  But Neil, who do you think was the best performance? I think
• 32:09
  probably guess yeah. This one. This, this to me is a is
• 32:14
  a one horse race, like he carries the film. He plays two fully
• 32:17
  different characters, but he also gets displiced in like twenty other characters. And
• 32:22
  he has the range an actor to rip your heart apart and also make you
• 32:25
  like bust up laughing. So easy pick gotta be Robin Williams. Love easy
• 32:31
  pick. Very few people could have pulled this movie off as well as he
• 32:36
  did when he has to get emotional and tender. I just always thought he
• 32:42
  pulled that off so easily. Yeah, I agreed. He was like a
• 32:45
  pretty brilliant actor. Like I know, he's so funny and such an amazing
• 32:50
  comedian, but he does some of the best dramatic acting from any comedian ever,
• 32:57
  and I feel like a lot of times we don't get that with comedian.
• 33:00
  Are you see the comedian really trying to act? You know what I
• 33:04
  mean? I feel like it comes out very, very easy for him.
• 33:07
  He was hilarious and broke my heart at the same time. I thought it
• 33:09
  was brilliant, brilliant. Yeah, yeah, this dude looks like a lady.
• 33:16
  It is looks like a dude. Yeah, pretty much pretty much.
• 33:22
  We share the same birthday, which I think is important for everyone to know.
• 33:25
  I didn't realize that he's a July twenty one er as well. Oh
• 33:30
  my gosh, not the same year, of course, but you know,
• 33:32
  no close. Yeah, he's just he's perfect. I don't really have a
• 33:38
  whole heck of a lot more to add. He's one of the few guys
• 33:43
  that I feel like Obviously, his comedy stuff is like to a fourteen you
• 33:46
  know, but it feels like I don't feel like it's an act almost Like
• 33:52
  I feel like he probably was like that a lot totally for sure, Like
• 33:55
  he just is that kind of dude and just was like, you know,
• 34:00
  going crazy out there and stuff. But yeah, he's one of my favorite
• 34:05
  comedic actors and comedians of all time. Like his Live on Broadway is one
• 34:08
  of my favorite stand ups. Dude, it's so yeah, so so good.
• 34:15
  Uh, And yeah, he's just like everything you guys said, he's
• 34:19
  perfect. He's definitely. I'd be really curious to know how many of his
• 34:22
  like little under the breath one liners in this are just like ad libbed things
• 34:27
  most of them. Yeah, he's just like, he's such a clever dude.
• 34:30
  Every single interaction that he has appears prising where he just makes like little
• 34:32
  backhanded comments like yeah in the middle of it. It's just it's brilliant.
• 34:37
  All the different all the different terms for sex. I'm sure he just came
• 34:40
  up with all of those. Yes, so good. He also has a
• 34:45
  bunch of different nicknames for the kids that he like, will slip in that
• 34:50
  was pretty there, some pretty funny ones. It's just that stuff. Seems
• 34:52
  like it's just off the cuff, but it's so clever. Yeah, he's
• 34:58
  the best. Well, why don't we talk about some of these supporting characters
• 35:01
  and let's move on to the Tucciochi. Have you guys ever had Stanley Tuccio
• 35:09
  Never? I'd love to, you know, oh man, that would be
• 35:14
  incredible. We can start sending a messages now. I never know it so
• 35:19
  nervous, I don't know how. I wouldn't I would. I would be
• 35:22
  scary, it would be crazy. I would imagine Stanley Tucci presenting the Tucci
• 35:25
  Award though. It would be the coolest thing award after you, Stanley.
• 35:30
  We could just have him in his kitchen do it, making some sort of
• 35:34
  pasta and talking about exactly right now, you beautiful bastard. I love this.
• 35:42
  Be phenomenal. That's the capstone right there, can't go anywhere from there,
• 35:45
  totally. I love that. Well, who was who is your favorite
• 35:50
  supporting role? Neil I had Sally Fields mine. I really liked her prefer
• 35:55
  throughout this I thought she also got a chance to kind of be not a
• 36:00
  one dimensional character, like there's times that you're frustrated with her from the perspective
• 36:02
  of Robin Williams. Those other times you feel really bad for her and what
• 36:07
  she's going through in their marriage, and like you see that she's trying to
• 36:10
  be a good mom and a good wife and all that kind of stuff and
• 36:13
  trying to make the best of the situation, even though she was sort of
• 36:16
  the the reason that this, you know, the domino that caused all of
• 36:19
  these things to happen. So that was pretty cool. And then the the
• 36:23
  whole time, the whole time, the whole time, that line is like
• 36:30
  to say the same two words three times in a row, and it conveyed
• 36:32
  those meant that many different like levels of stuff. Is brilliant. So that
• 36:37
  gets quoted a lot over here a lot. Yeah, as well, it
• 36:42
  should. That's great, that's a really good point. I I also picked
• 36:45
  her and for those same those same reasons. I feel like a lot of
• 36:51
  times that role can be really one notdy like agreed, I'm the nagging wife
• 36:58
  who you know, can't deal with it anymore, and she was so much
• 37:01
  more than that. And it was a really brilliant performance. Yeah, to
• 37:07
  say, someone else, uh. Mara Wilson Marra Wilson as Natalie Hillard,
• 37:15
  the youngest her lisp was the cutest thing in the world, like this.
• 37:22
  There was one line in particular that we said growing up a million times,
• 37:30
  which will definitely come up in quotes. But she also just ripped my heart
• 37:34
  out in a couple scenes. She was just so sweet. So I was
• 37:37
  really impressed with her totally. She kind of stole the show with the kids
• 37:42
  big time. Of the thrythm yeah, I felt bad for the other two
• 37:45
  because I mean, how do you compete with that? She was just the
• 37:47
  cutest, you know what's fun. Some of these kid actors can look kind
• 37:51
  of weird when they get older. She's beautiful and doesn't I would have never
• 37:54
  guessed this is her based on her IMDb photo. Has she been in things
• 37:59
  recently? I remember her mostly from her childhood roles, right, wasn't she
• 38:05
  Matilda? Yeah? Oh, some of these herself. She was in Broad
• 38:15
  City for an episode. She's done a few episodes of things, okay,
• 38:21
  A couple of movies, Yeah, a Miracle on thirty fourth Street, I
• 38:23
  remember, Yeah, so good. She's so cute, she was, Yeah,
• 38:30
  and she was so good. Yeah. Yeah, I love that.
• 38:32
  That's great, amazing, great pick. I picked both of the people.
• 38:40
  You guys upset, so that's fun. I will also pick Harvey Fierstein.
• 38:49
  I think it is just a delight. I love him. I don't know
• 38:52
  why I've loved him so fit. I love his voice, and I really
• 38:58
  buy them as brothers too, Like it really makes sense. Maybe because they're
• 39:02
  both just like kind of hairy and ha. I don't know, but I
• 39:07
  loved him so much, and he was probably the first like gay character I
• 39:13
  ever, you know, saw in like you know, media or whatever,
• 39:16
  and I was just remember being like, they're fun. I like them,
• 39:20
  they're a good time. They didn't like draw negative attention to that, which
• 39:23
  I that was kind of which is cool or whatever makeup artists. But like,
• 39:28
  other than that, there's not really any bad stereotyping. He's just he's
• 39:30
  just his brother and he turns them in to a woman and it's great.
• 39:34
  Yeah, yeah, be careful, she's an old lady. Oh honey.
• 39:39
  I'm so happy. It's also great to see him again because we just did
• 39:45
  Independence Day not too long ago, so nice to see him up here once
• 39:52
  again. It's speaking of talking about other actors, this is the third Robert
• 40:01
  Prosky film we've talked about this year. Seriously, he was in The Great
• 40:07
  Outdoors, which we did this year, and he was in Rudy and and
• 40:12
  This which is so great, and he was perfect in all of them.
• 40:15
  He was he was him as mister Lundy is. Yeah, there were a
• 40:22
  couple of line readings that I loved from him, really good. For sure.
• 40:28
  Pierce Brosnan was great just from like a he wasn't. I really liked
• 40:32
  the character and I like the way he played it because we could have hated
• 40:36
  him really easily and we never really had a reason to like. He just
• 40:40
  seemed like a genuinely pretty decent dude. What I think was kind of funny
• 40:45
  is that he was just kind of the eye candy like he and what women
• 40:52
  get stuck with a lot of times in the movies. Total he was.
• 40:55
  That's which I really enjoyed. That's portray rich good looking guy inserted the scene.
• 41:01
  Ye yeah, to me, was probably the most replaceable if I had
• 41:07
  to pick one, Like I see any number of actors feeling in that role
• 41:10
  and not feeling like it missed anything. But yeah, he was fine the
• 41:16
  literally I wrote down, he was fine. He was. He was.
• 41:24
  Yeah. I mean maybe kind of started to because there's like the scene where
• 41:29
  there at the pool and he's like talking to his friend at the bar or
• 41:31
  whatever when he calls Daniel a loser. Like that was maybe the one moment
• 41:36
  where they were kind of trying to like turn the viewers against him a little
• 41:38
  bit, like insinuating that he like wasn't ready to settle down, and he
• 41:42
  was kind of like this rich playboy and he's like kind of a jerk to
• 41:45
  Daniel, having never met him, of course. But but then they kind
• 41:50
  of like flip the script a little bit with him, you know, throughout,
• 41:52
  like they give him a little bit more more depth, and he seems
• 41:54
  pretty genuine. Yeah. Love that. One other person I wrote down was
• 42:00
  Anne Haney as missus Selner, and I think that she has to be an
• 42:07
  amazing actress because she also had to not crack up with Jim Carrey's secretary and
• 42:15
  which is a pretty similar film actually, like you know, the same kind
• 42:19
  of like funny losing his kid kind of sort of thing, but two just
• 42:24
  amazing improv actors that she has to keep a straight face in front of.
• 42:30
  I can't fathom that apartment visit scene. I can't fathom hearing what was going
• 42:36
  on in the other room and not laughing. No. Also, I understand
• 42:39
  that it's California, so like maybe their social services are more robust. But
• 42:45
  I can't imagine we're doing as a general divorce, Like I don't think that's
• 42:52
  really happening. That's a good point. That's pretty wild. It was a
• 42:55
  different time resources to go around. We were in a boom economy, you
• 43:00
  know, I suppose, I don't know. Also, shout out to the
• 43:06
  other two kids, Matthew Lawrence super fun also from Boy Meets World This World
• 43:12
  Yeah, and then another Independence Day Yeah, said Jacoba as Lydia. And
• 43:20
  she was really great too. I thought she had a crush on her about
• 43:22
  the day, big time, bro, big time, and I thought she
• 43:27
  did. Like on on the rewatch, I was like, oh, she
• 43:30
  had to kind of bridge the gap between being a kid and an adult,
• 43:34
  and she did a good job. Like she had a pretty great scene when
• 43:37
  she has to go and like she apologizes to missus statfire because she's not super
• 43:42
  nice. Yeah, it was a pretty great scene. She did really well.
• 43:45
  I love so. It was right before the weird kneecap scene with the
• 43:50
  bus driver. Care for so deeply. Matthew Lawrence being the middle child is
• 43:55
  ironic because he's also the middle child in her life, and he is equally
• 44:00
  forgotten as a middle child in real life as he is in this film.
• 44:04
  Agreed, WHOA, that's great. Do anybody else have anybody else I wanted
• 44:12
  to mention? No, everyone else was good. I don't know. Ye,
• 44:17
  Well, then let's talk about some of these scenes. Let's go and
• 44:20
  talk about the dingus. So is quite simple, really dingus ingus? I
• 44:27
  could talk about my dingus all night long. What do you got her favorite
• 44:30
  single? Berries? I mean, I think I don't know, Maybe this
• 44:36
  is maybe I'm way off here, but I think we probably all are thinking
• 44:38
  of the same scene as being the dingas scene. Okay, am? I
• 44:43
  can we telepathically commune and are we on the same page about it? You
• 44:45
  think, see there's two there's two scenes for me? Okay, okay,
• 44:51
  so maybe I think there is one. I think there is one distinct one.
• 44:57
  So to me, I have this as my number one, though I
• 45:00
  have several scenes that I really enjoy. But it's the sort of crux of
• 45:04
  the film, climax of the film in the restaurant where he's having to switch
• 45:07
  back and forth. That's that's, you know, that's that's that's the Yeah,
• 45:13
  that's where that yes exactly, Like I am literally like sweat and like,
• 45:21
  oh my god, I know how this plays out. I still have
• 45:22
  Like all you have to do is say Missus Doubtfire has like the flu that's
• 45:28
  right, says I can't come. Like how you can ever think that the
• 45:34
  best solution was to try to pull off both of these at the same time
• 45:36
  in the same restaurant. I will never understand. But like the Missus doubt
• 45:43
  Fires outburst about the smoking section to like try to get the table separate from
• 45:46
  each other, and every single time through that whole thing that it's just it's
• 45:51
  so stressful to watch because you're just waiting for But there's multiple scenes in this
• 45:53
  movie that are like that, Like the Missus Sellner's apartment visit is the same
• 45:59
  thing. Those are the the other one. Yeah, that was like where
• 46:01
  he's like having to do the costume switch. He's trying to like make the
• 46:05
  tea like everything's going wrong. He knocks the mask out the window, you
• 46:08
  know. Call of the likes that he's saying as he's changing pretty much talking
• 46:15
  about breasts. It is so funny really changing. I have two opportunities developments.
• 46:25
  That's right, right, I wanted to keep you abreast of the situation.
• 46:30
  Yeah. Yeah, that one's a good one, so good. A
• 46:34
  couple of the others that I had was the when he first goes to the
• 46:37
  employment office and talks to her and she asked if he has any skills,
• 46:39
  and he's like, I do voices, and she's like what, it's like,
• 46:43
  I do voices, and then he reels off like it just quick cuts
• 46:45
  like twenty different impressions. So her line and his line back to her in
• 46:51
  that scene. I'm gonna say it later, so for sure. Yeah.
• 46:53
  So that's a really good one. So aparting visits and voices, restaurant scene
• 47:00
  figuring out the makeup when he's with his brother and they're like trying to get
• 47:02
  trying to get the look right make the first place. Yes, so good.
• 47:09
  It was really fun. He's like also again gets to do a bunch
• 47:13
  of different impressions and defend does like the Cuban kind of thing for a while
• 47:17
  and like the like the a line cut and all that stuff. M hilarious.
• 47:24
  Yeah, that's fun. Yeah right. The only only one I had
• 47:31
  in on here was when he's trying to cook dinner the first time before he
• 47:35
  orders it in and everything's going wrong. He like spills the time on the
• 47:38
  chicken and then like burns the thing and catches on fire. The hot flashes
• 47:43
  scene. Yeah, that's again very stressful. Everything's going wrong. Yeah,
• 47:47
  just kind of like waiting for the other shoe to drop and the disaster to
• 47:50
  like come out, and then it finally eventually does. But yeah, that's
• 47:53
  what I had to do. My favorite scenes. I love that, and
• 47:58
  I agree with you. I think it is the rest on scene. That's
• 48:00
  what I would vote, And my my runner up would be the meeting with
• 48:05
  miss Selner. Again, two very stressful scenes. Him having to change in
• 48:09
  and out of costume more than once. Uh yeah, pretty just waiting for
• 48:15
  something to screw up. And of course you get the whole putting his head
• 48:19
  in the cake bit, which was so amazing. It's like the only thing
• 48:24
  that I remember from the preview of this, like when it was raring,
• 48:28
  was just him popping over the fridge. Yeah, so great. The only
• 48:32
  other one that you did not mention is the end monologue him talking about divorce
• 48:38
  as missus Dougfire. It was really a beautiful, beautiful scene and it's so
• 48:45
  fun that he has found success in this character has his own show and it's
• 48:52
  like a good show and it's helping kids out. And yeah, I just
• 48:57
  I loved all of that. Yeh, Yeah, it was really neat those
• 49:00
  a great like bow to tie on to the movie. It was super fun.
• 49:05
  Yeah, you guys said all of the ones I had. I think
• 49:09
  I'm slightly leaning toward the apartment visit over the restaurant scene, but those are
• 49:15
  still the two with like the runner up dark Horse being the makeover scene because
• 49:22
  that just cracks me up every time. Yeah, it's good, Honey.
• 49:27
  I don't know if I have the strength that's so good, but yeah,
• 49:34
  maybe we just do a duel Dingis because I love those two scenes. They're
• 49:37
  so funs man. They're very similar scenes to be fair, but they're both
• 49:44
  great. They both really like it's the peak of what Robin Williams did with
• 49:47
  this character. Was like those stressful moments where he's trying to juggle both both
• 49:52
  personas I did. Also, the apartment scene, it's not even a one
• 49:54
  bedroom, it's like a studio. Like he goes back into the bedroom,
• 49:57
  the door is just open, like there's no door there. Yeah, so
• 50:00
  she could just like walk in and those two kids, those two Asian twins
• 50:07
  that were across the street and cute, they were so great. I did
• 50:13
  like, and I don't remember this from when I was kod I probably didn't
• 50:15
  notice, but I remember thinking like, how does he before I watched it,
• 50:21
  like how does he end up at the table with Lundy in the wrong
• 50:23
  outfit? And I was like, Oh, it's because he's getting lit.
• 50:27
  He's wasted doing a scotch every time another scotch. I was like, Oh,
• 50:35
  that's really that's fun. Actually, I like that. That's the reason,
• 50:37
  you know, he's having wine on scotch and running around and probably hasn't
• 50:43
  eaten anything yet. Man, I thought that was pretty great. But yeah,
• 50:47
  yeah, those two scenes I'm in I love it all right. Well
• 50:51
  then, yeah, we had a few of these quotes. I think we
• 50:54
  should go to show me the money, show me the money, show me.
• 51:04
  Let me just get the one out of the way. That was said
• 51:07
  roughly three thousand times when I was a kid. That's the most refaulting thing
• 51:14
  I've ever seen. Said that a million times. Imagine saying that's the most
• 51:23
  thing I've ever seen foreshadowing There was of her mouth in the early part of
• 51:30
  the movie, because she said that's when she's they're watching the thing on TV
• 51:34
  with like the face putty, right, and like before that, when he
• 51:37
  like changes the phone numbers so that uh, Miranda doesn't get the phone calls,
• 51:43
  and then he's calling as all the different people, there's one where he
• 51:45
  like says like, oh, I don't do boys because I used to be
• 51:49
  one or something I don't and she like freaks out and hangs up, and
• 51:55
  I was like, that's a funny little foreshadowing as well. Totally Yeah,
• 52:00
  good times. Yeah, I list them off, man mine, did you
• 52:06
  want to go through? Yeah? Yeah, I just wanted to say that
• 52:07
  one just to gotcha way. So the one that I always remember from from
• 52:14
  my childhood watching of this was the carpet Dentum seized the Teeth And how great
• 52:19
  is that since he was so famous for doing, uh, Seize the Day
• 52:24
  with dead poets? So fun for sure. Yeah, so I don't think
• 52:29
  I make that connection, but yeah, she's like when they're going for in
• 52:35
  the glass, it's like, oh, we do a little pins and movie.
• 52:38
  Yeah. Yeah, there's there's like a hundred very small lines that I
• 52:44
  didn't even write down because there's just too many and they happened so quick in
• 52:46
  the backgrounds of conversations. But I really liked the when she's talking about missus
• 52:52
  daftfire's talking about her ex husband or her deceased husband, and she's like,
• 52:58
  he was quite fond of the drink. It was the drink that killed him.
• 53:00
  Oh he was an alcoholic. No, he was hit hit by a
• 53:04
  Guinness truck. So it was quite literally the drink that killed Yes. Love
• 53:07
  that. That was a good one. After someone saying that to you in
• 53:12
  real life, like earnestly, it would be so awkward. It was very
• 53:15
  h like the hangover World War two. Oh he was a soldier and no,
• 53:20
  he just died during World War two. The it was a run by
• 53:28
  fruiting through the lime. I love that. So believable, and you know
• 53:34
  he came up with that. Yeah, that whole that whole thing was a
• 53:40
  really good with a lime in the back of the head. Yeah, that
• 53:44
  is great. The when they're having their like girl's heart to heart and he's
• 53:47
  asking about he's like, if you don't mind me being a tad rude,
• 53:51
  how was he you know, on a scale of one to ten, and
• 53:52
  She's like, well that part was always okay. It's like just okay,
• 53:57
  Well he was probably a casanova compared to poor old Winston. What was the
• 54:00
  matter with Winston? Oh, dear Winston's idea for play was Effie, brace
• 54:06
  yourself. So good, dude, that was I definitely didn't get that as
• 54:15
  a kid. No. After the in the apartment scene when he bumps the
• 54:21
  mask out and falls on the street and gets run over by the truck,
• 54:23
  Missus Summer asks if he needs a hand and he's like, I don't need
• 54:28
  a hand, I need a face. Face. And then the pool at
• 54:35
  the pool when Pierce Brosnan is like, miss dout fire anything on the day
• 54:37
  is on me and he like kind of touches her on the arm, and
• 54:42
  Robin Williams kind of like moves away from him, and then as he's walking
• 54:44
  away, he goes, touch me again, I'll drown you. That's a
• 54:50
  pretty good one too. So that's what I had. But there's there's so
• 54:53
  many. There's still so many. Yeah, there's so so so many.
• 54:58
  I had a lot of those. Help is on the wady. I've said
• 55:02
  that so many times. Yeah, that one, for sure, we've we
• 55:07
  said it earlier, but the whole time, the whole time. Yeah,
• 55:10
  for sure, I forgot to write that one down, but absolutely that one
• 55:13
  too. That's maybe one of the quotes of the movie. I don't fit
• 55:19
  the mans because I used to be one. Definitely put that down or the
• 55:22
  I am job. The position has been filled. I am job. I
• 55:32
  love that I do a great impression of a hot dog, which our patrons
• 55:44
  we'll be able to see what we then did after that. Uh yeah,
• 55:49
  and she's just like, mister Hillar, do you consider your self humorous?
• 55:51
  I used to. There was a time when I found myself funny, but
• 55:54
  today you have proven me wrong. Thank you. Yeah, that was a
• 55:59
  really good one. I once referenced that during a cappella show where they were
• 56:07
  just not thinking I was funny, and I stopped afterwards and went, that
• 56:10
  was hilarious. And this is on you guys, because I was like,
• 56:15
  that was a good reference. Get out of here, Get out of here.
• 56:20
  When he's wearing the cake face and dropping into the end of the d
• 56:25
  a little cappetino, what do you got? So many speaking of the little
• 56:42
  girl kids too, kids say the durn things. Oh ye, old Daniel,
• 56:51
  and you're right Also it's after the I don't work with the males,
• 56:58
  it's during that like thing. But he's like I was in a van sphere
• 57:01
  tire damage. Are you children well behaved? Do they need a good smacking
• 57:07
  every now? And it's just like I also loved in the makeover scene.
• 57:15
  I should never buy gribbiness from a oil. It's so chewy. It's so
• 57:19
  chewy. And when I learned what a moil was, that joke cracked me
• 57:24
  up. Yes it is, but I love it. Uh, help us
• 57:32
  on the way here. We already said, oh, it's so funny.
• 57:37
  Oh, you've a Jenia date fan. Dear uh Daniel, Hi, could
• 57:44
  you make me a woman? Oh honey, I'm so happy I know where
• 57:47
  to see it. But it's so good. I knew you'd understand. Uh.
• 57:53
  And then later older? You mean like Shelley Winter's older, Shirley McLain
• 57:59
  older, what's the differ? It's some scotch tape and red hair dye?
• 58:01
  What about Joan Collins? Oh, I don't think I have the strength,
• 58:05
  but I do have some plasta. Yes, I just love that so much.
• 58:14
  I'm his sister, his much older sister. Oh you have his eyes
• 58:17
  only if he fills out a donor card. That was a good line,
• 58:23
  so funny. Did you write down any of the like sweet ones because I
• 58:28
  did not, and he had. I mean, there's some really you know
• 58:32
  sweet and that's sad. That entire last monologue that I mentioned as one of
• 58:37
  my favorite scenes is beautiful. It really is. And look it up if
• 58:44
  you want to look. I just means if you want to, just we're
• 58:50
  just going for the funny stuff here. But there's some really beautiful lines in
• 58:52
  this there really is. And like, like we said that line that his
• 58:57
  oldest daughter says when she's like it's the happiest I've seen her in a long
• 59:01
  time or whatever, it's like, oh geez, you know, like and
• 59:06
  not to mention Sally Field, like you said, Neil, when she the
• 59:10
  part that I love about her character is she's like, I'm not saying you
• 59:15
  are the problem, but me when I'm with you is the problem. And
• 59:19
  I don't want to be anymore. Yeah, Like and I and I just
• 59:23
  thought that was so honest and so beautiful because she was like, I don't
• 59:27
  even blame you, like it's me, but I can't live like this any
• 59:31
  you know, Like I used to be fun and I wanted, you know,
• 59:36
  and I was just like, damn, that's some real stuff. That
• 59:39
  screenwriter was going through it at one point in life, you know, like
• 59:45
  I just love that. But yes, no, I did not write down
• 59:49
  any of it. There's so much funny. Yeah, there's there's no shortage
• 59:53
  of great one liners. I wish, honestly, I wish I'd written down
• 59:58
  more because there's so many that are like not part of a main dialogue.
• 1:00:01
  It's just like a little background throwaway line. But they're so good. There's
• 1:00:05
  so many like that. Well, speaking of shortage, when they're at the
• 1:00:08
  pool and Pierce gets out of the pool after like excellent by they look at
• 1:00:13
  you that water is so cold. Yeah, yeah, excellent segment. That
• 1:00:20
  was That was art. And then she's like what he like goes to like
• 1:00:23
  give her a smooch or something, and missus doubtfire repeats us at the end
• 1:00:28
  with the monkey, which I think is so funny. But she's like,
• 1:00:30
  oh, you wicked wicked man. Yes, wicked monkeys. Yes, I
• 1:00:36
  love that so much. It's so funny. Wicked wicked man. She makes
• 1:00:40
  a comment to about like the when she rips the Mercedes like emblem off the
• 1:00:45
  hood right, she goes inside, He's like, oh, yes, that's
• 1:00:50
  from my Car's like, oh, that big expensive car is yours. Well,
• 1:00:53
  you know what they say about Manuel drive the expensive cars. Do you
• 1:00:58
  suddenly lacking in some other departments about that? Yeah, says you know what
• 1:01:04
  is genitalia exactly? Yeah, usually making up for small genitals. Yeah,
• 1:01:10
  so funny. Yeah. Also, I don't remember the context. Maybe you
• 1:01:14
  guys do, but at one point I think it's the brother telling the littlest
• 1:01:19
  girl. She's like, then you get diarrhea forever, and she's like,
• 1:01:23
  diarrhea forever. And it's so funny. And I don't remember anything about it
• 1:01:30
  other than that. There's also the there's a line with with mar Wilson at
• 1:01:35
  the beginning, like when he first is leaving and she's like, I don't
• 1:01:38
  like Grandma. She doesn't do the voices, and she smells funny because that's
• 1:01:43
  the formaldehyde, sweetie. That's why Grandma is so well preserved, so good.
• 1:01:50
  Also, where was Grandma? She couldn't take the kids after school?
• 1:01:53
  After that, that was the only time Grandma. We never saw her again.
• 1:02:00
  Yeah, too much for Aldahad, I guess, yeah, that'll happened.
• 1:02:06
  That's all I have. Well, that was fun. I think now
• 1:02:10
  this is going to be a lengthy section. We have bugs, boohoo moments.
• 1:02:15
  Why strong men also cry? Strong men also cry? Now I wrote
• 1:02:24
  down nine, maybe ten, but I was kind of in my feels when
• 1:02:30
  I watched this, so maybe not, maybe not that many. I'm gonna
• 1:02:32
  go through them. I was neil, I was gonna say north of that.
• 1:02:35
  I didn't write down pacifics, but I would just guess north of that.
• 1:02:37
  Okay, Well, when I name these, you can let me know
• 1:02:42
  if you thought there were anymore. The very first one pretty much right out
• 1:02:45
  the gate. Uh, but we love each other, don't we? I
• 1:02:52
  want a divorce. It's brutal, tough, tough, super brutal. Saying
• 1:02:58
  goodbye to the kids for the first time after that, Yeah, very difficult,
• 1:03:05
  him actually saying there my goddamn kids too. Yeah. And also in
• 1:03:10
  that I think it's that same scene. Why would you want mommy to die?
• 1:03:15
  Right? It's like I don't want her to die, right? Why
• 1:03:17
  would you say that? Would why would you say it that? When his
• 1:03:25
  oldest daughter apologizes to Miss stat Fire being so hard on her, loved it.
• 1:03:30
  Yes, when the kids say they're proud of him when he makes them
• 1:03:35
  dinner and the apartment doesn't look horrible. Yes, the looks on his family's
• 1:03:43
  face when his mask comes off after he gives Pierce the the Heimlich. Yeah.
• 1:03:49
  Yeah, the speech before the sentencing talking about how his kids are like
• 1:03:55
  his air. Yeah, that was crazy. That was really good. I
• 1:04:00
  thought. Yeah, when Miranda comes up and tells him the kids need him,
• 1:04:11
  when they opened the door to meet the new nanny and it's him,
• 1:04:14
  of course, of course, of course. And then this is kind of
• 1:04:17
  This is why I said maybe ten, because I figured that nine was probably
• 1:04:21
  the last one you would count, because then it immediately goes into that monologue
• 1:04:27
  that I brought up a couple of times as missus doubtfire at the end.
• 1:04:30
  So that was the maybe ten. Yeah, I counted those two as one
• 1:04:34
  as one for sure makes sense because right on top of each other. I
• 1:04:39
  mean, but it is beautiful, and had they been separated, I would
• 1:04:43
  have cried again for sure. Yeah, you know, one of those for
• 1:04:45
  sure. So that that was all that I picked, unless maybe there's I
• 1:04:51
  don't know, a scene on a bus when you see his leg hair and
• 1:04:57
  the driver accepts him for who he is. I love it's kind of a
• 1:05:00
  Mediterranean look or whatever, just like God made you. Yeah, I mean,
• 1:05:09
  also, these aren't those are the harriest legs in the US. Was
• 1:05:13
  the farious man alive? Yeah? He said in one at one time he's
• 1:05:17
  like, oh I like him short, very and funny or whatever. Its
• 1:05:21
  definitely referring to himself talk about himself. Okay, gotcha. Well I don't
• 1:05:28
  want to make you reach for anymore because Rob, you nailed it. Well,
• 1:05:31
  yes, all right, nice, nicely, good work, thank you.
• 1:05:36
  I was like, this is too many. There's no way, dude.
• 1:05:40
  I was honestly, I was there. I was there for all of
• 1:05:45
  those. I was pretty embarrassed by. And it is you know, every
• 1:05:47
  once in a while I'm like, I know, but it happened. This
• 1:05:51
  was one where I was like, you know what, at what point does
• 1:05:56
  one booho stop and another begin? You know, the internal what is?
• 1:06:00
  What is? If not? Who is persisting? Exactly? Yes, exactly.
• 1:06:13
  Let's do a little movie trivia, shall we. There was a lot,
• 1:06:17
  so I got a few here. According to one biography, Robin Williams
• 1:06:21
  decided to test out the believability of his misdoubt fire character during filming. By
• 1:06:27
  going as Missus Doubtfire into an adult bookstore and making a purchase. He was
• 1:06:31
  able to do so without being recognized. There was also rumors of him buying
• 1:06:38
  a large sex toy at one point or another. Why would that be the
• 1:06:43
  thing where you're going to test it out? Like I have to go to
• 1:06:45
  these totally believe that he's a goof ball. I don't know, I mean,
• 1:06:49
  I get it. It's funny. We could just go to the because
• 1:06:53
  he wants to make them uncomfortable. Oh man, Oh yeah, I just
• 1:07:00
  sold the giant dildo to the the guy. I just thought that was their
• 1:07:06
  thing. During the scene when Missus Selner comes in to inspect Daniel's apartment and
• 1:07:14
  we have the tea with the icing melting off the face, this wasn't intentional.
• 1:07:18
  The heat from the set lights melted the icing on his face, and
• 1:07:23
  Robin Williams improvised the bulk of that scene, which makes so much sense.
• 1:07:27
  Wow, that's so funny. Christopher Columbus was amazed at how far Robin Williams
• 1:07:38
  took his performance. First, he played each scene as scripted two or three
• 1:07:41
  times, and then was allowed to improvise or playing as Williams called it.
• 1:07:45
  Columbus allowed Williams a lot of improvisation because that's where the film's funniest material came
• 1:07:53
  from, and he later called it magical, which makes sense. Totally believe
• 1:07:59
  that also, like other directors take note of that. That's the move,
• 1:08:02
  so you get away when you get an actor who's like maybe one of the
• 1:08:05
  most brilliant improv comedy people of all time, like just let him, let
• 1:08:11
  you know, let them get out there, get what you need, and
• 1:08:13
  then let them let them hang out for a while. And it even went
• 1:08:16
  to the point where they they would do they would have like extra coverage on
• 1:08:20
  all the scenes that Robin was in because they just never knew what he would
• 1:08:25
  do and they wanted to make sure they could use it right. If it
• 1:08:27
  was something amazing, they would actually set up more cameras. Yeah, yeah,
• 1:08:31
  like I think for each one or something. They said, that's awesome,
• 1:08:34
  which is crazy. And apparently he improved so much stuff and such a
• 1:08:40
  wide ranging amount of things that there was a PG PG thirteen and R edit
• 1:08:45
  of the film that were made. It was always to be PG thirteen,
• 1:08:50
  I guess, yeah, R for sure, for sure, give us the
• 1:08:56
  R version of You Cowards. I think that's great. I thought this was
• 1:09:00
  fun. The prosthetic mask that is used by Robin Williams in the film was
• 1:09:05
  actually a prop. The real makeup was eight separate pieces that they had to
• 1:09:10
  put on, so that's pretty wild to think about. I guess they won
• 1:09:13
  an Oscar for that, right, so so it was inventive. It took
• 1:09:18
  about four and a half hours every day to get the makeup and the prostises
• 1:09:24
  on, which is wild wild. Wow. He first did Missus Doubtfire at
• 1:09:31
  an Andy Kaufman show at Carnegie Hall, which makes a ton of sense.
• 1:09:36
  And he was pretending to be Kaufman's grandmother, which I think is adorable and
• 1:09:42
  really fun. Run By fruiting was improvised, of course, which is so
• 1:09:47
  funny. It had to be Sally Field the bit where she gets the cappuccino
• 1:09:57
  mustache that actually happened on set, and then they were like, we have
• 1:10:00
  to put that in the movie. It's too cute. I was like,
• 1:10:02
  it is cute. It is cute. When Mara Wilson says like, are
• 1:10:10
  you gonna treat Mammy like a prince Feth That line was ad libbed as well,
• 1:10:15
  which is the kids were getting in it. The kids were in it.
• 1:10:20
  I thought this was hilarious. The producers fired the original screenwriter because of
• 1:10:26
  the unhappy ending where the parents do not get back together. After several rewrites
• 1:10:31
  with a different happy ending, they realized that the original ending was in fact
• 1:10:36
  better because they didn't want to create the illusion that divorced parents will eventually get
• 1:10:41
  back together, so they rehired the original writer and went back to the original
• 1:10:45
  ending. Funny, wow, which is pretty That's cool that I just would
• 1:10:48
  have assumed they would have just went back to the other one and not rehired
• 1:10:51
  the person. That was actually all I wrote down. There were so many
• 1:10:59
  I didn't want to Yeah, you guys. One other thing that was funny
• 1:11:02
  was that Missus Doubtfire says the word dear one hundred and one times. Is
• 1:11:08
  cute. As far as people up for other roles, I saw that Blake
• 1:11:15
  Lively was considered for Natalie, which went to Mara Wilson. Oh okay,
• 1:11:20
  and it was between it was between Blake Lively and Mara Wilson. She came
• 1:11:25
  wild. And the only other one that I saw was that Tim Allen was
• 1:11:30
  offered the roles of both missus, doubtfire, Daniel Hillard and also Stu Denmyer,
• 1:11:36
  but he were interesting, interesting. I can't picture him doing either of
• 1:11:42
  those, to be honest, I can't picture him doing just the eye candy
• 1:11:45
  one. Yeah, I mean he's not He's not an ugly man, but
• 1:11:51
  he's not Pierce Brosnan. But also, I mean, you saw his work
• 1:11:57
  in the Santa Claus. You know that he can. He can do that
• 1:11:59
  kind of physical, funny stuff. But I just, I mean, he's
• 1:12:02
  never going to be better ra never, especially like he doesn't do voices really
• 1:12:09
  like it doesn't do like character voices. No, well, he did as
• 1:12:14
  far as solid reverence. Did you not hear his buzz light Year? It
• 1:12:20
  was so different. It's just so unrecognizable on that Chris Pratt impression train,
• 1:12:30
  no doubt, no doubt. Why does Garfield sound like Mario? Don't worry
• 1:12:35
  about it that. That was all I had, though, Neil, did
• 1:12:39
  you find any I did not. I was curious, though, who else
• 1:12:43
  might have been considered for for the main role, because, like you said,
• 1:12:45
  there's not very many. I mean, Jim Carrey maybe could have probably
• 1:12:48
  pulled it off, but yeah, I can't think of very many people that
• 1:12:51
  could have done it. I mean that's it's obviously harder when you have a
• 1:12:56
  picture in your mind of like how it turned out, but like what was
• 1:13:00
  needed as far as like voices, physical acting, like serious dramatic acting.
• 1:13:04
  It's it's a very demanding role, honestly, and I can't easily think of
• 1:13:09
  very many people that could have successfully pulled it off. So think they knocked
• 1:13:12
  it out of the park with Robin agreed, well, judgment day. Will
• 1:13:17
  there be a sequel? God? I hope. So I had some trivia?
• 1:13:23
  Did you have the trivia? I did? But you can go ahead,
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  go for it. You got it, okay? It's long. Talk
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  of a sequel began in two thousand and three, with a script being written
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  by Bonnie Hunt which I thought we love. Robin Williams was set to return
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  in disguise as an old nanny like in the first movie. Due to problems
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  with the script, rewriting began in two thousand and six, as Williams was
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  allegedly unhappy with the plot. The film was expected to be released in late
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  two thousand and seven, but following further script problems, it was delayed and
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  scrapped or declared scrapped in two thousand and six. The sequell story was originally
• 1:14:00
  said to involve Williams as Missus Doubtfire, moving close to his daughter's college so
• 1:14:04
  he could keep an eye on her. Serious discussions regarding the sequel reignited in
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  twenty fourteen with an announcement that Williams and Christopher Columbus were or Chris Columbus.
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  Does he go by Christopher or Chris? Yeah, Chris was when I said
• 1:14:24
  that he was the guy, but that they would be teaming up to produce
• 1:14:29
  the sequel. But then William's sudden death just four months later ultimately sealed the
• 1:14:33
  project's fate once and for all, and they basically said they're never making it
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  without him, which means, yeah, you can probably like remake it,
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  but don't let it be Missus dumb Fire. Although at some point, I
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  mean, judging off of these the union contracts they've signed, they'll try it
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  with AI and just try to put Robert in there. I'm sure, I'm
• 1:14:55
  sure they'll try, right, they'll definitely try. I will say that in
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  twoenty thirteen, it looks like there was a Greek TV movie of Miss Doubtfire.
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  Yes, and the runtime was two hours and fifty six minutes. Okay,
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  that's too long, guys, what are we doing? We do it
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  here so full fifty minutes longer than the actual movie. It's a full Greek
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  tragedy. I guess they just would call it a tragedy. Yeah, perhaps
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  perhaps when you look up missus doubtfire that is the other that's the other verse.
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  Oh man, that's been awesome to say. I want to see it,
• 1:15:34
  to see a sequel before he died, that would have been really cool.
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  Yeah, it would have been fun. What a role to reprise if
• 1:15:41
  he had been able to come back for it. Yeah, I mean,
• 1:15:45
  honestly, I'm saying this though, but there's another actor out here there who
• 1:15:49
  basically did the same thing. I mean, Robin Williams walked so that Martin
• 1:15:55
  Lawrence could run with Big Mama's House with I mean, come on, that's
• 1:16:00
  a good call. He could do it, yeah, true. Or Tyler
• 1:16:02
  Perry Yeah rightdah. Yeah, man, I do respect though that, Like,
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  if he wasn't happy with the script, maybe it's probably it wasn't great,
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  right, Yeah, it probably wasn't great In the script. The script
• 1:16:19
  people were like, well, dude, you're going to improvise half of it
• 1:16:23
  anyway, what's the point. But yeah, you know, like we spent
• 1:16:27
  so much time talking about how like actually well written the story was, and
• 1:16:30
  like how there's depths these characters and the way that it ends is not the
• 1:16:34
  resolution you expect necessarily, Like I think that those are part of the things
• 1:16:39
  that give this movie so much staying power. So we've seen a lot of
• 1:16:42
  these, like twenty years later sequels that are just total flops. So maybe
• 1:16:44
  it's the best that we leave this one enshrined as it is and enjoy it.
• 1:16:47
  Usually is better just to leave it alone, usually, especially when that
• 1:16:53
  much time passes, unless they do go to college college Sally Field dressing as
• 1:17:00
  a man. She's a man man. Yeah, okay, all right with
• 1:17:12
  that. Would you guys like to play a game? Yes? I did
• 1:17:16
  another starting five? Oh, like always, there's a theme going with all
• 1:17:21
  ten of these films. If you know what it is, ring in at
• 1:17:25
  any time to answer that, And if you know what it is, you
• 1:17:30
  ring in with your name. There's going to be five actors' names, ones
• 1:17:33
  that I picked. If there are remaining names, you can answer them for
• 1:17:39
  more points. Let's go number one. The first name is Candice Bergen.
• 1:17:49
  The second name is William Shatner. Bukes Bugs, drop Dead gorgeous. It
• 1:18:00
  is not that? Is that not the right movie? I mean that is
• 1:18:04
  a that is a movie, and it's also a very similar movie. So
• 1:18:10
  Neil Bukes can't answer. But so far it's Kandicsburg and William Shattner. Then
• 1:18:16
  it's Benjamin Bratts. Then the fourth name is Michael Kite. I am Michael
• 1:18:27
  Kite. Damn, I've definitely not seen this film, but I'm curious about
• 1:18:31
  it now that you maybe the fifth and final name might help you. It's
• 1:18:36
  Sandra Bullock. Oh, Neil, is it miss congeniality? It absolutely is.
• 1:18:44
  Neil's on the board. Nice way to go, buddy. It's been
• 1:18:47
  a long time since I seen that movie. It was a fun one.
• 1:18:53
  Nice. I should have got that funny because it's the same. It's the
• 1:18:59
  same idea with the pageants. But what about what were you saying? No,
• 1:19:04
  he would neither of them were in drop deeg. Yeah, all right,
• 1:19:11
  let's go number two. The first name is Adam Brody. The second
• 1:19:16
  name is Carrie Washington. The third name is Vince Vaughn. Number four is
• 1:19:28
  Brad Pitt. And the fifth and final name is Angelina Jolie Neil Neil,
• 1:19:39
  damn it, mister missus Smith. That's correct. Neil is on a roll?
• 1:19:45
  Can I guess the thing? Yes? You can? Neil? Is
• 1:19:47
  it movies with miss or missus in the title, or mister yes or mister
• 1:19:53
  ye. Neil has three points. It's I'm coming for yous going great.
• 1:20:01
  That's gonna make these next ones easier. I will say it gets harder as
• 1:20:06
  it goes. Okay, Uh, the third one, let's go for the
• 1:20:13
  first name. The first name is Terrence Howard. The second name is Glenn
• 1:20:19
  Headley. The third name is Alicia Witt. Number four is William H.
• 1:20:30
  Macy, and the fifth and final name is Richard Dreyfus Bukes Bukes, mister
• 1:20:40
  Holland's opus. That's correct. Yeah, good call, way to go.
• 1:20:45
  This is extra embarrassing because that was filmed at a high school in Portland.
• 1:20:48
  Oh wow, man, I love a story. I've heard one hundred thousand
• 1:20:54
  times from my friends. Lived here and went to high school. Yeah to
• 1:21:00
  that movie. All right, let's go number four. The first name Tony
• 1:21:04
  Collette. Number two, Paul Dano, Oh, number three, Steve Carrell
• 1:21:19
  Bukes, Bwkes, little miss Sunshine. It absolutely is. He got two
• 1:21:25
  names remaining, buse Oh crap, uh Arkin four? What's his first name?
• 1:21:35
  That's not fair. You can't ask me that I can and will Alan
• 1:21:41
  Arkin? You got it? Yes? Because his brother also acts Adam it
• 1:21:45
  is? Yeah, yeah, but he's he's that's not the other name I
• 1:21:48
  wanted. But it's his brother. Is it kid? No, it's his
• 1:21:51
  brother. Maybe was his kid. He is much younger. It is probably
• 1:21:59
  his kid. Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry anyway, So Alan Arkin and
• 1:22:04
  then one other name. Oh what is her name? Bredres first name?
• 1:22:15
  Bukes? Help me out? Why do you keep doing this to me?
• 1:22:17
  Miss miss preslym. I don't remember. Why did I know Breslan? But
• 1:22:25
  I don't know the first name. Yeah, the first name is much easier,
• 1:22:29
  Okay, Neil, Neil, do you know what it is? Abil?
• 1:22:32
  Okay? So Bukes, I'm giving you little miss Sunshine, Alan Arkin
• 1:22:35
  and a half for Breslin and a half. That's giving Neil a half for
• 1:22:43
  Abigail half Abigail points. There you go, we both have three and a
• 1:22:47
  half. All right, that's fun. Going into number five, the first
• 1:22:53
  name Steve Buscemi, the second name, Daniels. Oh nicely that I was
• 1:23:04
  gonna guess. Let's go. You have four names remaining. Okay, so
• 1:23:12
  we got Adam Sandler boom, John Toturo boom. Who is the Is it
• 1:23:25
  the Stranger Things? Mom? Yes it is. I can't remember her name,
• 1:23:29
  though, I was gonna say it's Stranger Things Mom? What are you
• 1:23:32
  no? I should know this? Three? Uh, it's also beetlejuice.
• 1:23:39
  Yes, okay, you have one more naming four? Three. Trying to
• 1:23:45
  think of who else is in it. It's been a long time seen that
• 1:23:47
  movie. Well, okay, you got Adam Sandler and John Toturo. There
• 1:23:53
  are still two names remaining, Dukes, oh tos already in there. Yep,
• 1:23:58
  I don't remember her. Monona Ryder, Okay, that's it. I
• 1:24:04
  don't know who the last one would be. Probably the foil of some type.
• 1:24:09
  That's exactly right. Yeah, I don't know who that was. I
• 1:24:12
  don't remember. His name is Peter Gallagher. He's got the big eyebrows.
• 1:24:19
  He was the real estate guy in American Oh no, you didn't see American
• 1:24:23
  Beauty. He was in while you were sleeping. He was the guy that
• 1:24:28
  was in a coma. Oh yeah, Yeah, Yeah, he's been in
• 1:24:31
  a lot of stuff. Okay, totally. So Bukes got one, Neil
• 1:24:36
  got three. Let's go to number six. That's not equitable. The first
• 1:24:42
  name is Kate Blanchette Academy Award winning actress. He's going to number two,
• 1:24:49
  the Philip Seymour, Hoffmans, Bukes, the talented mister Ripley. It absolutely
• 1:24:58
  is. And you have three names remaining, Med Damon, Maya, Ed
• 1:25:04
  Norton incorrect one name remaining? Are you sure? Rob? Are you sure?
• 1:25:14
  One name remaining? Who did you say? Three? Cape un Chett,
• 1:25:19
  Phillip, Symour, Hoffman, and you guess Matt Damon and An incorrect
• 1:25:23
  ed Norton. Who's the guy that he is friends with? Three? Two
• 1:25:30
  one? Matt the pee pee peep Neil. Do you know two other names
• 1:25:33
  from the town to mister Ripley. I probably do not. I knew Matt
• 1:25:39
  Damon, Jamon, Yes, you would have gotten that. Yeah. And
• 1:25:44
  the guy that you're thinking of was Jude law N. What's he up to
• 1:25:49
  these days? Anything funny? You ask? So a guy who Yeah,
• 1:25:56
  that's a guy who opened up for us in Uh. He's from Australia.
• 1:26:02
  His name is Casey Barnes. He went and checked out the Paul McCartney show,
• 1:26:06
  and behind him he took a video of Jude Law singing so Loud to
• 1:26:14
  Hate Jude, which that's amazing video. Yeah, that's phenomenal. He gets
• 1:26:20
  to do that like that seems right? Yeah, case good people, Yes,
• 1:26:27
  so great, nice big fan. What were the points? I'm so
• 1:26:31
  so yes, you got the towns of mister Ripley and Matt Damon. You've
• 1:26:35
  got two points? It did. Yeah. I actually don't know if I've
• 1:26:42
  ever seen that movie. I was gonna I was gonna ring in and guess
• 1:26:45
  it. But it is compelling gone through the cast because I don't feel I
• 1:26:47
  don't think i've ever seen it. I haven't seen the whole thing. I've
• 1:26:51
  only seen bits and pieces of it like on HBO. I've never heard watched
• 1:26:56
  it. It's pretty good, I remember, nice man. This is where
• 1:27:00
  it gets harder, you guys. Let's go to number seven. The first
• 1:27:02
  name is Esther Roll. The second name, though, is Patty LuPone.
• 1:27:09
  Oh, the third name dan Aykroyd. Not that then, the fourth name
• 1:27:17
  Jessica Tandy, and the fifth and final name is Morgan Freeman. Five four
• 1:27:30
  three two one. This movie came up during our role Models episode because at
• 1:27:42
  one point he says, I think, f you, Miss Daisy, and
• 1:27:46
  this was driving Miss Daisy, driving Miss Daisy. Yes, yes, let's
• 1:27:55
  go to number eight. It's so good, all right, This one's tough.
• 1:28:06
  Number eight. The first name is Owen Wilson. Wow. Oh wow
• 1:28:12
  wow. The second name is Jason Schwartzman. Wow. The third name is
• 1:28:19
  Bill Murray. Number four Meryl Streep, Ever heard of her? And the
• 1:28:31
  fifth and final name is George Clooney. The reason that you're having a hard
• 1:28:40
  time figuring this out is because you don't ever see their faces. Oh anime,
• 1:28:46
  Neil, Neil, fantastic, mister Fox n got good call, nice
• 1:28:51
  one. Yeah, those are so tough when you don't know picture like a
• 1:28:59
  movie poster, people, curse words. I remember that's the one where they're
• 1:29:05
  like, are you exploitiving with me or something? And it's real. Yeah,
• 1:29:11
  that's funny. I loved that book as a kid, Like I've read
• 1:29:13
  that book a hundred times, but I never saw the movie. Oh the
• 1:29:15
  movies. Yeah, I never read him doing I don't know, like claymation,
• 1:29:20
  which is really yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's cool. I got
• 1:29:24
  that like Isle of Dogs aesthetic. Oh, I loved the Isle of Dogs.
• 1:29:29
  That movie was great. It was fun. Okay, let's go to
• 1:29:31
  number nine. Where are we going into number nine? Neil has seven and
• 1:29:35
  a half. I have six and a half. Oh my gosh, I'm
• 1:29:40
  nervous. All right, let's go to number nine. The first name Vivica
• 1:29:45
  A. Fox. Fantastic Vivik Fox. Let's go to number two. Michael
• 1:29:54
  McKeon. The third name is Jeffrey Tamboor. The fourth name is Helen mirren
• 1:30:06
  On. The fifth and final name is Katie Holmes five four boy two Miss
• 1:30:16
  America. Nope, this is a movie I've never seen. It was back
• 1:30:20
  in the day called Teaching missus Tingle nevern't heard of it. Okay, my
• 1:30:26
  goodness, cool, going through the change life. Uh. The last one,
• 1:30:34
  the first name, you like that, he liked it. You got
• 1:30:39
  him. I'll let him compose himself. I see your tactics. That's all
• 1:30:45
  I have from all right. The last one, number ten. The first
• 1:30:50
  name is really great actor Dane Cook. Oh. Uh, Neil, Neil,
• 1:31:02
  mister Wright. That is incorrect. Damn it, that's not quite right.
• 1:31:09
  That's that right. The second name is Marge Helgenberger, who you might
• 1:31:17
  not know her name, but you definitely know her face. She's been a
• 1:31:21
  lot of things. Uh. The third name Demi Moore. Well, now
• 1:31:28
  I'm all messed up. I don't know. The fourth name is William Hurt.
• 1:31:35
  The fifth and final name is Kevin Costner. Five, mister wrong,
• 1:31:45
  that is incorrect, Neil, You're our winner, Buddy, way to go.
• 1:31:50
  So that was a movie called Mister Brooks actually kind of awesome. I
• 1:32:00
  never saw it. I was super into it. It was way under the
• 1:32:03
  radar. Kevin Costner's awesome, William Hurt's great, It's really fun. It's
• 1:32:12
  a fun movie. There was. There was a lot of other ones,
• 1:32:16
  just like it was tough because there weren't like a lot of well known actors
• 1:32:20
  and a lot of them likely know, like the one like you couldn't do
• 1:32:25
  mister Smith goes to Washington or something exactly right. I mean you'd get it
• 1:32:29
  at Jimmy Stewart. But there was a Dan Cook movie where he was like,
• 1:32:34
  yeah, good luck was the one. I was like, hooks up
• 1:32:39
  with people right before they find their like soulmate exactly. So then yeah,
• 1:32:45
  yeah, that's what I was thinking of. Penguins right. Yeah, my
• 1:32:53
  bonus was mister mom. If you guys ever saw that that was a regular
• 1:32:56
  in my household, only saw that like one time. That was when I
• 1:32:59
  missed. It's come up before for sure, because you're yeah, like you
• 1:33:02
  said, you watched it all, had it on VHS. Yeah, folks
• 1:33:05
  had like taped. But Neil, you get to tell us how we do
• 1:33:10
  our top five movie set in San Francisco Draft. But that's just for our
• 1:33:13
  patrons, just for pre right. It only took ten tries for me to
• 1:33:16
  beat in one of these games. Wait to go, buddy. I'm proud
• 1:33:18
  of you. I'm batting one hundred in these things, so they're doing great.
• 1:33:23
  You're doing great. If you want to hear the upcoming Draft, I
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• 1:33:35
  This was so fun to have you, buddy. Thanks for coming on.
• 1:33:39
  This was a fun one for sure, a delight. Stay tuned as
• 1:33:44
  we'll have another great movie coming up and I don't know which one it is,
• 1:33:46
  so just be cool, okay, cool, be cool. I ask
• 1:33:49
  we have some flexibility with our schedule. But that I think that does it
• 1:33:55
  today. Guys for a missus doubtfire. I'm robin Quist. I'm thank you
• 1:34:00
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