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One Battle After Another with The Movie Guy · Brainwaves

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  Welcome to another exciting episode of Two Shot Tuesday.
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  Not just any episode. We've got the movie guy, Rob
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  Pete's back with us, and as always, Barry T Nixon.
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  How are you doing, gentlemen? Groovy.
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  I mean groovy man. Did you say Groovy as well
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  Barry, or something from a different timeline?
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  I did not say groovy. Rad radical from the 90s?
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  Sure. Yeah, banging.
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  It's banging. Everything banging.
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  We're banging, That's what we're doing.
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  We're banging, and the reason we're banging is because you are
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  both here. Whenever we see the movie guy,
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  we know something important and exciting is about to happen.
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  We're going to get a movie review.
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  Barry, why don't you kick us off by telling us what we're going
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  to be talking about in this episode?
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  All right, Jay, well, we are going to be discussing PT
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  Anderson's latest movie, 1 Battle After Another.
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  But before we do that, we're going to shoehorn in two quick
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  concert reviews. Just super quick 30 seconds, but
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  let's have our first shot get settled in and then we're going
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  to we're going to launch into this super quick couple of
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  concerts. Just a movie.
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  Yeah. Really, it's perfect.
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  Just. So quick, yeah, yeah, we're
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  going to do this so. Quick, however you like to do
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  it, let's start us off. Rob, we're going to start with
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  you this time. What are you doing as shot #1?
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  Well, you know what, I usually go nuts and go crazy with
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  something insane. I'm just, I'm just drinking a
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  can of sparkling water today. It's it's PC brand ginger ale
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  flavored water. It's great.
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  Ginger ale flavored. Water.
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  It just tastes. It tastes like the essence of
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  ginger ale. That's all you need.
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  No sugar. No sugar.
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  Wow, just water. All right, Barry, what have you
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  got? Nothing but sugar over here.
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  It's more of the Bushmills 12 year.
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  Oh my God, Jay, I can't wait for you to try it.
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  I can't wait to try it either. For right now, I'm going to make
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  do with one of my favorites. It's the Jameson Black Barrel.
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  Beautiful. Cheers gentlemen.
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  Cheers, Chin. Chin.
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  Let's shoehorn in a couple of concert reviews, starting with
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  Last week. Rob and I went and saw the band
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  Pulp. You may be familiar with them.
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  They were popular. They kind of hit their apex of
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  popularity in the 90s. They're back with a new album
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  after 12:00-ish years. Great new album.
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  Very good. And Rob, this was the first time
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  you had seen them. We went to Bud stage basically a
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  week ago from the time of this recording, yeah.
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  What was your thoughts? Wait, wait, wait.
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  I want to hear reluctantly, bud. Stage.
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  That's that's the first. I hate bud stage.
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  It's just an echo Chamber of metal.
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  It's just metal. It's just all metal and
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  concrete. So everything bounces around.
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  However, if there's a good band there, I, I, I've let it go and
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  I've just gone and, and I've seen it and I've allowed the
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  echo to, to permeate my existence.
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  I'm not sure you've let. It go, I'm sorry because you
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  brought it up yet again. Every single time you and I talk
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  about Bud stage, you have to get that in.
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  There. I hate it.
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  I hate it. I hate it.
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  Barry told me they're renovating the place so that.
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  That's good news, I guess. Yeah.
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  No more metal, Rob. Really.
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  But anyway, this is all wood. It's going to be all, yeah, all
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  wood and. And good feelings, I guess.
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  I don't know. But what?
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  Gets you wood. I will say yes, that's right.
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  Well, we are banging so. Banging.
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  Speaking of banging that that show was was banging.
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  It was great. It was amazing.
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  It was it was great to see them and they they delivered a an
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  awesome show. Barry, I guess you feel the same
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  way, obviously. I feel the same way.
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  We would be remiss to not mention the opener he won.
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  Hamilton, Leith Hauser, fantastic artist Rob.
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  I mean, you said he sounded like Charlie Kelly from Always Sunny
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  in Philadelphia up there. And maybe some of that could
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  have been true. He does hit some rather high and
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  sometimes awkward notes, but. Scratchy.
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  Yeah, Yeah. He was great though, fantastic.
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  The whole, the whole experience was amazing.
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  Now let's skip ahead to last night at the time.
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  I'll get into, I'll get into this, so I'm going to do this.
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  So this was. Your brainchild.
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  This is my deal. So I came out this is very
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  quick. I found a a band on BB CS
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  YouTube channel. I always watch the Glastonbury
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  stuff every year to see kind of what new stuff is bubbling up in
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  the rock world. And I came across a band called
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  Fat Dog and I got into them around June, July, somewhere in
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  there. I really got into them.
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  I, I think they're great. They only have one album.
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  They're like a COVID band. They're, you know, a bunch of
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  young folks that kind of came out of COVID with a new band.
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  It's great stuff. And they were coming to Toronto.
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  So I'm like, I got to go see that.
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  I bought myself a ticket. I don't know anyone else that
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  knows this band, but I reached out to Barry and asked him and
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  he was like, I don't think so. It's a, it's a workout night.
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  I'm not sure if I can do that, but I I let him know again and
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  he was like, you know what, fuck it, let's go.
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  That sounds like Barry. That right there sounds like
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  Barry. The first one did not sound like
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  Barry. That sounded more like me.
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  But the second one was definitely Barry, I like to say.
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  Yes to things. The only hitch was the Monday
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  training, but that's OK. You know what?
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  I went to a concert and I didn't drink alcohol for the first time
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  in probably my entire life. So thanks for that new
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  experience, Rob. That was fun.
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  Yeah, it. Was fun, it was fun.
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  So this is how the Garrison at at Ossington and and and Dundas.
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  How's the metal to band ratio? Was there a lot of metal?
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  There was. There no good.
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  Enough wood there to keep you. It's a it's a small venue.
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  My, my, my band's actually played there plastic a couple
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  times. So it was interesting to see an
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  up and coming band like these are.
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  These guys are pretty popular in in London, right, in England and
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  in bits of Europe as well. So it was kind of cool to see
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  them playing a small venue in a place where I've played before.
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  So that was kind of cool. And their name again.
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  Fat dog and they they're kind of no, just a fat dog.
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  Yeah, spelt as as you would imagine D with a kind of a mix
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  of fat dog. Yeah, yeah, they they're kind of
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  a mix of sort of post punk and techno and and just all over the
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  play. They're just an interesting mix
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  of stuff. And I think Barry liked it, but
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  I'm not sure if it was necessarily Barry's kind of
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  thing. But I really appreciate him
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  coming along. And yeah, what do you think?
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  In the end? I think he was maybe won over
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  slightly by them so. Totally.
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  I was. The energy was insane.
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  I had not seen a more raucous club show than when I saw
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  Fiddler at the Horseshoe. This was before they became a
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  famous band. I mean, the kids were going
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  insane. Insane.
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  And it was great to see it was, yeah, it was really, really a
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  lot. Of people a lot of people
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  singing singing along this is a new band they just released an
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  album late last year so everyone seemed to know the lyrics it was
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  it was amazing I. Have to ask this question before
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  we leave it for Barry on either of the two shows, merch or no
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  merch. Both were no merch Jay.
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  Really. Yeah.
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  OK, Broad. Yeah.
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  I would typically be a merch guy.
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  I might have bought a pulp shirt.
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  I definitely would have bought a fat dog shirt, but they were
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  didn't really need a pulp shirt and I would have more likely
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  bought a fat dog shirt. But they were 50 bucks for a
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  small band. Yeah, it just if it was 30 bucks
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  I probably would have bit you know what I mean.
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  But it was 50 was a little high for a a club band basically.
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  OK, All right. Well, that's that's pretty
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  exciting. So check it out.
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  Pulp. We've all heard of fat dog.
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  Maybe I'm going to I'm going to put a little fat dog on my
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  Spotify. And yeah.
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  They're on there. You guys were.
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  Listening to. That's the album's called Woof
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  BOOF. Yeah, they're.
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  Sticking with it, it's a. Theme I.
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  See what's going on? OK, we're going to do shot #2
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  and that's going to help launch us into the movie segment, which
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  because we've got the movie guy here.
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  You've never been the concert guy, but it's exciting that
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  you're also the concert guy tonight.
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  Yeah. That's a guy movie.
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  Guy What? Have you got for shot #2 Rob?
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  You just did it same. Stuff.
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  I just had some yeah, I'm so thirsty right now.
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  I could drink 6 gallons of this stuff so I'm going to just keep.
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  Drinking it nice, Barry. I'd say the same thing, 6
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  gallons if I had it of the 12 year Bushmills.
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  He's got to bear with you. Got to make up for last night,
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  you know what I mean? Big time.
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  Yeah, yeah. Cheers.
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  Cheers, Chin. Chin peppery.
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  OK, gentlemen, take us into PT Anderson's latest offering and
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  his first since when? I would like you to help me with
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  that. I.
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  Think the last one he did was called licorice pizza and I
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  believe that came in like 20 or 21.
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  I missed that, yeah. Around COVID.
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  Yeah, I think so, which I did not see.
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  That's the one of his 10 movies that I've not seen.
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  But let let's start first of all with The performances in this
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  movie are insane. Extremely believable.
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  The movie is 1 battle after another, yes OK.
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  Yeah. Thank you.
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  We did. Mention that one battle after
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  another two hours and 50 minutes, which, Jay, I know that
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  makes you a little gun shy. Rob, how did you feel about the
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  runtime? Because I felt like it kind of
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  flew by. Yeah, it was one of those movies
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  when you reach the two plus hour mark is I'm always afraid of
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  having to go take a whiz right around the time where you need
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  to watch the movie, right. So.
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  And that actually did happen. So I just had to hold it.
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  And it's one of those things where, well, I, I think it just
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  always is what it is, you know, but that that always kind of
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  bugs me with those movies. But this one was was it was
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  evenly paced. It was beautifully put together.
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  It was a fairly action filled funny romp mixed with some
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  serious drama. But it was, it was a bit of a
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  comedy as well, had some funny moments and that.
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  Surprised me actually, Rob. Like there was quite a lot of
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  humor. Way more than what the trailer
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  would have you believe. The trailer makes it look like
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  it's one battle after another, just like a slog of battles and
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  then another one. And that does happen.
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  But interspersed with all that craziness, there's actually some
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  pretty funny moments. And Rob, you said it in the
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  theater and this was spot on. Leonardo Dicaprio's character is
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  kind of like the Dude from The Big Lebowski a little.
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  He kind of. He kind of becomes that he
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  starts out as a, you know, the the movie is basically the plot
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  is basically like this, this group of vigilante type folks
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  kind of taken from what I would say the late 60s, maybe late 70s
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  kind of era of people. But it's kind of transported
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  into the 90s or something younger folks that are kind of
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  fighting the system and they're they're kind of doing crazy
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  things. I think it's based on on a
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  pension book kind of loosely based on that, which kind of
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  told this a similar story, I guess.
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  And, and I think this is that was based on an actual group of
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  people that actually did blow up a building that that it just and
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  it was just a complete failure. Everything was a failure, right?
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  So this is kind of what happens here.
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  This small group of of folks in the beginning kind of do these
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  things that are kind of releasing border crosser
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  crossing people and, and people that are stuck in camps on the
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  on the border, you know, robbing banks for the greater cause or
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  just things like that. And it just kind of all goes to
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  shit. And then the rest of the movie
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  is is 15 years later. And and so it's Leonardo
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  DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro, Regina Hall.
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  Or was it Regina Hall? I think and I don't know the
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  other names of the other actors and some newer actors.
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  Is the thrust of it the search for his daughter?
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  That's what I picked up. That's right.
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  Yeah, on the trailer, the. Is that the thrust of it in the
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  movie? Is that the the through lines of
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  the movie? Basically Sean Penn, I think
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  what it is is PTA had this idea. Paul Thomas Anderson had this
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  idea of there would be this bounty hunter that would be kind
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  of searching for this guy years down the road kind of thing.
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  And I think that kind of more he he apparently been writing this
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  movie for for 20 plus years. Like this is something that he's
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  been wanting to do for a long time.
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  And it started with a bounty hunter, but now it ends up being
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  sort of a Sean Penn character is more of like a general guy.
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  That's right. Who gets it, who was involved
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  from the beginning with some of those, some of the early years
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  of that that group. And he kind of obsesses over it
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  for reasons which I won't get into, which become more apparent
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  near the end. And his character is hilarious,
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  like he he's a complete disaster.
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  This guy just a obsessive, fucked up, mentally disturbed
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  individual that's got power, right.
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  So it's it's interesting to, and he's a, he's a great actor, so
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  he's fun to watch doing that. And he's not just some like
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  rogue soldier like this guy's a general.
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  Like he is with real. Power in the in the US Army.
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  And so he just he uses that obviously in the most
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  inappropriate ways. And Sean Penn, like you said,
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  amazing performance. I mean, I'd be very surprised if
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  he's doesn't get at least a like a best supporting actor.
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  And there's a part at the end where he suffers A grotesque
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  injury and the makeup involved in the aftermath is incredible.
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  He does look like this man has had part of his face blown off.
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  It's just like the makeup of today is incredible.
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  It really does make you think that that happened to him.
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  Yeah, it was, it was all around. Well, then I, I the one thing I
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  would like to draw like attention to is at the ending,
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  there's a, I'm not going to give anything away and why this is
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  happening, but I will say there's a bit of a chase that's
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  going on with two cars that ends up being three cars.
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  And they're fairly even. They're they're fairly widely
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  spaced. So it's, it's a high speed
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  chase, but it's not one of those, you know, back-to-back
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  cars that are just zipping down a highway kind of thing.
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  Yeah, and it's in the desert, so it's not a, it's not a city
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  chase. It's like out in like, you know,
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  the Joshua Tree area of California.
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  And basically the the one car, the the car in the front is
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  being chased by the car behind it, but it's actually quite a
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  quite far back. And then the one behind that
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  joins in and it's also pretty far back, but they're speeding
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  quickly. And the camera work here is
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  like, and I mentioned this to Barry while we were watching.
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  He's like, I don't think I've ever seen this before where
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  they've they've they're using actual film stock and it's all
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  the whole thing is IMAX. By the way, the whole thing is
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  full screen IMAX. There is never like shrinking,
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  and it was growing. 70mm is that?
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  What does that mean when they were I?
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  Think it I think it was like I think it was a movie some other
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  some classic film stock. I'm, I'm actually looking at it
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  right now and I can't, can't think of what it's called, but
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  they use some sort of classic film stock to do this.
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  But the, the cameras like zoomed in on the action and it puts you
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  on the front of like one of the cars.
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  So if there's, if there's hills that are fairly gradual when
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  you're when you're in this position and, and the way it's
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  zoomed in, it looks, everything looks mashed together and very
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  two-dimensional. So it the, the hills become
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  almost like roller coaster hills instead of like soft hills and
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  it makes you feel nauseous. It makes it made me feel a
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  little bit like nauseated watching it because it was so.
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  Which is exactly how the character, especially in the
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  front car and maybe how the character in the back, how some
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  of these characters are actually feeling, right?
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  How are you holding up during that part?
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  I was perfectly fine. I enjoyed it.
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  I know what I know what Rob was was saying.
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  You do get a little bit of that feeling in your gut when you're
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  going down on a roller coaster. That little bit of a drop in
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  your stomach. You do get that.
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  I didn't feel nauseated or like I was going to be sick or
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  anything, but I no. I wasn't, it wasn't like that.
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  It was it's just that I think that I did definitely have like,
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  well, that is this is hard, kind of hard to watch.
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  It's a little, it's a little jarring on the eyes because it
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  is so yeah, like nauseating feeling and.
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  That's the mark of a great director, right?
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  He picked this scene. It could have just been a three
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  car chase, but you add that element in and you get this
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  visceral feeling from from your audience, which is.
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  Yeah. Exactly.
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  Yeah, No, it was it was a it was a great movie, it.
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  Was great. And Benicio Del Toro adds a
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  really nice support role as like a sensei.
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  He was like teaching a one of the characters karate and he has
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  a very strict code of conduct. It's really great.
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  And he's kind of involved in trying to help some of these
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  migrants who have crossed the border illegally.
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  He's he's sheltering them and trying to give them a path
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  forward. And it's he's great as always.
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  He's I mean, he's just one of the best.
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  Well, he's hilarious. And there's a.
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  Crazy scene in the Dojo where like Leonardo Dicaprio's
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  character is simply trying to charge his flip phone and he
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  can't. He's so manic and nuts.
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  He's falling all over the place. Like he's hitting the deck.
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  Anytime a car goes by the outside of the window, it's I
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  remember Rob, you were laughing your ass off.
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  It was just like that. This character is just so out
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  there. He is just like total tinfoil
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  hat. Everyone's out to get me.
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  But in this case, he's not. And.
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  They are. They actually are.
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  Yeah, they actually are. To get him, he was actually
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  pretty sharp 15 years before that, but he's now had 15 years
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  behind him and and a lot of drugs and booze and all that
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  stuff. Yeah, and he can't.
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  Remember certain passwords to get back in touch with the
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  original gang that he was with these group of revolutionaries
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  that he's trying to reconnect with to find out potentially
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  where he he could hook up with his daughter.
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  Again, not going to say anything more than that, but it is like
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  basically it's, you know, this is the mission.
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  He's trying to get back to his daughter.
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  All right, I'm going to. Ask you for your star rating and
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  then one other question I have for you.
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  But before I do you mention flip phone Berry.
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  So is this set present day or is there like 90s?
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  Kind of. No, it's definitely.
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  Set in present day. But this guy, this character is
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  someone who wants to be off the grid.
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  It's actually. The entire group, so the entire
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  group has kind of put these pieces of equipment together
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  that are old school equipment that have remained old school
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  equipment for the last 15 years. So they're harder to trace and,
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  and, and all that stuff. Right, All right, he can't.
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  He can't be. On he can't be on a regular
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  iPhone or anything. He'll get traced right away.
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  Now, I know you're both Paul Thomas Anderson fan, so I'm
• 16:51
  going to ask you individually for your star rating.
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  And then where does this rank in your Paul Thomas Anderson movie
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  collection of the ones you've seen?
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  So why don't we start with you, Rob, star rating?
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  And where does this rank in your PTA?
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  Yeah, I would give it, you know, out of out of five, I'd I'd give
• 17:10
  it a solid. It's a four.
• 17:11
  It's a great, it's a great movie.
• 17:13
  It's probably, probably it is. You know, I think I'd prefer
• 17:17
  I'll never not love Magnolia. To me, that's one of his best
• 17:19
  films. And There Will Be Blood is just
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  such an epic thing. It's just difficult to compare
• 17:24
  that to anything probably the third or fourth down.
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  I mean, the book is great as well.
• 17:29
  Yeah. Where would you put it?
• 17:30
  Maybe, maybe in a similar place. It's just the Boogie Nights was
• 17:32
  such a, an original thing that came at a time that other things
• 17:36
  were happening. It's kind of hard to put that
• 17:39
  anywhere below the current movie, you know what I mean?
• 17:43
  Because it's such a classic. So I, I would say it's probably
• 17:46
  the 4th, my fourth favorite at this point, so.
• 17:48
  Four out of five stars, fourth favorite Berry.
• 17:50
  Where does it fall on your star rating?
• 17:52
  12 out of five and yeah range. No, I.
• 17:54
  Mean I I did enjoy it, it was fantastic.
• 17:57
  But I think I'm with Rob on this one.
• 17:58
  I think it's a four. Maybe it's going to lose a
• 18:00
  little bit. I'm not even going to complain
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  about the runtime because I didn't feel the runtime, but I
• 18:05
  suspect I would feel it the second time through.
• 18:08
  You know what I mean? Like the first time you're it's
• 18:10
  all like new and woo, but the second time you might feel that
• 18:13
  runtime. So 4 out of five performances
• 18:15
  are amazing. Where does it sit for me?
• 18:18
  There Will Be Blood is my favorite of the PT Anderson
• 18:21
  films. And then Boogie Nights would be
• 18:22
  #2 I would probably slide this one.
• 18:26
  It's probably tied with Magnolia.
• 18:27
  I agree, Magnolia is fantastic. It's probably, it's a two way
• 18:30
  tie for third for me. OK, nice.
• 18:33
  Well, Barry, if I can make a recommendation the second time
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  through, I recommend it. Be in the comfort of your own
• 18:39
  home, Watch it my way with many breaks in between, possibly
• 18:42
  spread over a couple of days to see that is.
• 18:45
  The move, Yeah, that's the Jason Riley preferred.
• 18:47
  Hey. We are at TIME and I want to
• 18:50
  thank you, Rob the Movie Guy for joining us again for another
• 18:54
  exciting breakdown of this movie.
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  I haven't seen it yet. Unlike the last few, this one I
• 18:59
  have not seen. So will I go to the theater?
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  Probably not, but I will check it out.
• 19:04
  Yeah, I definitely like Paul Thomas Anderson, so I'll check
• 19:07
  it out as soon as it's on demand.
• 19:08
  And yes. So again, thank you for being
• 19:10
  here as always. Oh and I did want to mention
• 19:12
  thank you for being the concert guy as well.
• 19:15
  Pulp fat dog, you're going to want to check that out.
• 19:18
  Check out watch the amount of physical metal at any of the
• 19:21
  places that you go see a concert.
• 19:23
  It can be a deterrent. Wood is better than metal.
• 19:26
  That's right. I.
• 19:27
  Think we'll stay with? That very perfectly.
• 19:28
  Said we'll. See you next week.
• 19:31
  We'll be. There and we will have our movie
• 19:32
  guy back for Tron Aries in an upcoming episode.
• 19:36
  So we got Tron Aries coming in. A couple of weeks, yeah, very
• 19:39
  good. We'll.
• 19:39
  See. Yeah.
• 19:40
  All right, see you later. See you next week.
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