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A.I. EP. 209: “Don’t Call Me Stupid” - A Fish Called Wanda 35th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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Dead and Biden the sun is shining, not a cloud in the sky.
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What is happening? I'm Rob Lundquist and I'm Beauties and we are the
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abod Indoorsman. Oh, Bobby, Hello, Hello, how are you?
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You know? I'm doing well. It's a little toasty up here in the
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north Woods, but we're we're making it along and it's a it's a beautiful
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day. Yeah. How about you. I'm doing well. I am over
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at my parents house because we are going to be doing this pod over here.
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Yeah, and my dad let me take over his office before before we
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start this thing. But dude, I went golfing with with Adam Rupp and
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Matt Atwood, who have both been on. We did that today. It
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was fun. Were the new clubs? I just got new clubs and now
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I'm a ping guy. Oh yeah, I went and got a hat too.
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I'm like, blame it. Um, you know it's gonna take a
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minute. It's gonna take a minute to work him in. I'm gonna be
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honest. It didn't go great, didn't go I've golfed better, But there
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are a couple drives man, that I just went. It went much much
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further than it usually did with my old clubs. So that's exciting, kind
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of exciting. But man, it was a high score, I'll tell you
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that much. And in golf used to him, you know, right in
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golf you want a low score. So yeah, yeah, so I messed
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that up a little bit. But doodles. Adam's daughter sires was there and
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I was like, Sirees, you want to get the highest score possible.
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I'm gonna I'm winning. So it was fun and she was like, no,
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no, year being silly. Do you think that the twins think they're
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playing golf? Is that why they can't be wrong? Even get me started
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on that. I could talk no, to be honest, well, you
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do know that has been the issue and it is frustrating to watch. Yeah,
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I would always rather have them hit you know, hit a ton,
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but have bad pitching. I mean, way more exciting. If they could
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have both at once, that would be lovely. But if given, if
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we have to choose one or the other actoo saying for sure, the guy
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that we gave up for a picture is hitting four hundred. Yeah, he
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keeps getting five for five, and I'm just like, yeah, I saw
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he'd be against us the other day. For sure. We're sorry our listeners
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don't care about that at all, but but you know it's something that I
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enjoy. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Why don't you tell me what
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the last movie you watch was? Last movie I watched. I went to
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the theater with the boys, Dave and Post and we saw The Flash.
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That's what I'm going to talk about. Let's do it, oh lovely.
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Would you like to go first? Or we want me to go first?
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Go for it? Okay, I'm not sure this is a good movie,
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but it is a good time movie. I had a ton of fun.
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I thought it was one of the better of the DC movies. I'd had,
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you know, some spots that didn't make a ton of sense, and
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that the climax fell victim to what a lot of those superhero movies Fall Victim
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too. I felt like where it kind of just turns goopy and I don't
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really I don't know, it just gets too big or something. I don't
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know, but it turns into you know, robots fighting and you don't know
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whose team who was on and all that. But overall, I thought it
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was really great. I'm super bummed that Ezra Miller has such a sketchy thing
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going on because they are so talented and really fun. I really enjoyed the
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portrayal of Barry Allen and this one. I thought it was super fun.
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I mean, and if you like nostalgia for any of any of the Batman
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saga, you're gonna love this movie because it's a nostalgia to the max.
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I feel like, yes, but yeah, I thought I thought it was
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super fun. Uh you know, like I said, the one caveat of
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answer just out there, wild out. Other than that, it was it
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was really fun and it's it was cool to see what they could do when
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they weren't thinking about the next thing. They were just making a movie.
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M at least that was the Bibebie got. So, yeah, what did
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you think? Yeah, that's almost word for word what might was? I
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do think Ezra Miller seems to be going through some mental crisis, and I
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think that they are trying to get better. Yeah, so that would be
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good and I want that to happen. I think that because I loved them
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in personal being a wallflower in this, I mean, so impressive in many
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great things because most of the movie, and you see it in the trailer,
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he's got his past self and his present self together, and so he's
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they're acting off of each other throughout the whole thing, and it's him.
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It's very impressive. My only thing that you didn't mention was it felt like
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it was DC's version of like Spider Man, No Way Home and dealing with
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the multiverse and seeing other versions of previous DC characters. It's a good call.
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Yeah, it definitely felt like DC was trying to do that exact same
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formula. Yes, but otherwise, yeah, I felt the exact same way.
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I enjoyed it. It's definitely worth watching in the theater and I had
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a really good time. I also really loved Kara Zarell Sasha CALLI agreed,
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Kaye, I assume it's Callie. I guess. I don't know. For
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sure, but I'm not familiar with her. Yeah, she was great.
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I wasn't familiar. Everybody was good. Yeah, yeah, I agreed.
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That's a good that's a good call for sure. Always fun. Yeah,
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if you're into a sort of comic book nostalgia, you're going to have a
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nice time, for sure. And for sure one of the better DC things
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that we've seen since the Dark Knight trilogy or whatever, the Nolan trilogy.
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Yeah, and for folks that don't know, this was sort of the last
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thing. Well, the Blue Blue Beetles that what it's called, that is
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sort of in between. They said, if that does well, that could
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be in James Gunns universe, I guess. But this was sort of the
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end of the old school before we do the reset now, so they have
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this traveler like cover that more in this. But I was kind of happy
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they didn't, to be honest, I just I was like, it's cool,
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We'll just go with you. It's fine. You know. They had
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a trailer for The Blue Beetle before. Yeah, the flash didn't excite me,
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so we'll see. It's so hard. It's one of those where like
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I have zero idea what any of that's about, and it like, looks
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very generic superhero we so far, but I would have said, you know,
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we said the Guardians of the Galaxy. We didn't know if we'd like
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that, and then we loved to know. So it's possible, right,
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But I don't think James Gunn is directly involved with the Blue Beetle either.
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I think it's just sort of the one that could be or something. So
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as far as streaming, ask me what I was streaming, Yes, I
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did, yeah, cool. Um, So there's a crazy news show I
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was hearing about called Beef on Netflix with Stephen Yune and Ali Wong. Oh
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yeah, yeah, yeah, right, and I binged it. It's so
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hard nice, it's on the Netflix machine. It all starts with a road
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rage incident between Steven June and Alle Wong and they become totally consumed with each
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other. It gets crazier and crazier and hijinks in two It's great acting performances
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from both of them. Cool, and I would put money on Stephen Une
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being up for Best Actor for like Golden Globes or Emmy something. Oh he's
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incredible. Nice, but it's funny, it's dramatic. It gets more and
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more intense as it goes on. Yeah, it's ten episodes. They're less
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than an hour. I think it's probably around the forty minute mark. It
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was very benchable, and there's some other people that you recognize, but the
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people that I didn't know were great. So yeah, it was it was
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I'd never seen anything like it. That's cool. Nice, love that.
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Yeah, I would check it out. Love that. I will have to
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do that. That sounds kind of fun, do it. I went to
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Hulu I believe it was Hulu and watched a movie from twenty twenty two called
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The People We Hate at the Wedding. Have you ever heard of this movie?
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Rough? Never once, So this is why I watched it. It
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pulled up the cast list, and the cast list includes Alison Janny, ben
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Platt, Kristen Bell, and I was like, okay, oh yeah,
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those a bunch of other folks, like a ton of these other comedic actors
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we've seen. Andy Daly, I don't know if you would recognize him,
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but he's been in a or know that name, but he's been in a
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ton of stuff. Jorma is in it from the Lonely Island Lonely Island folks,
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Yeah, exactly. And then just a bunch of other people, but
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this is about those three the big stars, Alison Janny, ben Platt and
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Chris and Bell are part of a family and basically it's just about their life
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and living with They have a a half sister that is getting married and that's
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like sort of the uh, the impetus for the movie. Um, and
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it was pretty good. I liked it. It was pretty fun. And
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honestly, anytime any of those threasons something, I'm probably gonna check it out.
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But if all three of them are, I mean, come on,
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I haven't seen I haven't seen much of ben Platt actually, yeahs aside from
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the Pitch Perfect movies. Yeah, because I never even watched the other movie
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where he was like forty and playing a high schooler. Evan Hanson do your
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abon Hanson watched that for some reason. But Allison Janny's just the best and
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both of those actresses or delights, just delights. So it's worth watching.
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If you're in for just a short little comedy romp. Check it out.
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Not bad, not cool, Yeah, I would do. If you plug
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agreed sure nice coming attractions. Join us next time for talking about something
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about Mary. Yes, sir, I'm excited about that one. I haven't
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seen it in a minute. Same same I'm excited and nervous to see how
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it ages. We'll find out. We'll find out. Sure, sure,
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nothing comes to mind. I'm just like, oh, that's the time frame
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when it was the Wild West. Still a little bit yeah, in my
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head, I think it's gonna be okay. But yeah, we'll see you
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have two. I sure loved it back in the day, me too.
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Come back to hear our days later. But we're here today to talk about
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a lovely film from way back in the day. Celebrate and it's thirty fifth
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anniversary. Rob correct a fish called the Wanda. Yes, yeah, and
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we I mean, we sort of gave it away on this one already,
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but we were invited into your parents' lovely abode to chat with your pop about
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this. So let's welcome Fred lung West. Hey dad, how are you,
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super son? How about you? It's weird when they're right next to
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you and you come back into it. Are you used to doing it on
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the zoom and it's a little awkward? I liked it. Oh yeah,
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okay, good way over there, look at him here is I'm just on
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the other side of the table. Don't worry about it. That's right.
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We didn't plan this out well, we didn't chat much beforehand. Fred,
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Welcome back, buddy. How you been really good? Thanks for asking.
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It's fun to be asked back. I enjoy doing this and I love this
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movie. So yeah, it was a perfect, perfect segue for my neck
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being on the panel. Yeah. Absolutely, Yeah, there's somewhere where you
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like, we have to kind of be like, I don't know who do
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you think would be on this? And this? There's something that are very
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easy. This was one of the very easy ones. Rob. I didn't
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ask anybody else. Yeah, Stripes Sons of Katie Elder exactly the dirty dozens,
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dirty dancing, true grant dirty dance. No, not dirty dancing.
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I'm tired of having to do that dance movie with Shannon, I know,
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but she really gets you on there. It's really incredible. Like a pizza.
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Yah, light is a feather. Stuff is a part that's crazy.
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I think we should get right into it and start talking about a fish called
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Juanda rob Why don't you get us started with a rough synopsis? Okay,
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British gangster George Thomason and his hapless aid Ken pile draft a pair of arrogant
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Americans, grifter Wanda Gerschwitz, and weapons expert Auto West for a massive diamond
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heist. When the job goes badly, Wanda attempts to seduce George's stuffy lawyer,
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Archie Leech to find out where George hid the diamonds. Meanwhile, Ken
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repeatedly attempts to kill an elderly woman who witnessed the robbery. Right, nice,
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nicely done, Let's go to nicely. Thank you so much. He's
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a good reader. That one. He's a good Reader's proud of my son.
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I can read all right. Rotten tomatoes Critics that that's coming in a
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rock solid nine six percent. Guys, this is like has to be top
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ten Rotten Tomato scores. What a high score. I loved that. Audience
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members still very high, but a touch below that at eighty four percent,
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which I'm a little very solid. Solid for comedy though, man solid.
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Yeah, you're right, you're right. Well, let's get into what we
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think about it. It's time for our hot takes. Hot takes. Oh
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spicy, Oh that's a hot take. That's a hot I'll go first here.
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I don't have as much of a history I don't think, because you
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guys do with this movie. I think I saw it for the first time
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only like two or three years ago. Wasn't in a pandemic watch for you?
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I think it was. It was either that or you remember when I
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watched a movie every day the year before a global pandemic. It could have
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been doing that time frame as well. Yeah, I didn't look it up,
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but I really liked it then, and I really liked the rewatch.
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I don't know how I sort of missed this one. Actually, my folks
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and I were talking about that just the other day and just we're like,
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yeah, I don't know why that one was never in our rotation for whatever
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reason. So, but I really like it. I think it's a super
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funny movie that very like I don't know, just like quintessential comedy film where
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it's a very like it's a it's an insular story, funny stuff happens,
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it's not toos any, but also doesn't take itself very seriously. It's just
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a great time. Some great performances in it by actors I just love so
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much. And yeah, I don't know. I guess my hottest take is
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I think my parents kept me away from this film because it had the word
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fish in it and I'm allergic. I don't know. That's the best I
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got the best about you can have nightmares. Yes, terrible. He can't
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watch that, he'll die. But I really like this movie. It's it's
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really a delight nice, nice hot take, buddy, thank you. I've
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always thought this movie was hilarious. I'd seen it quite a few times because
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a certain dad of mine loved it. We had the VHS tape. Oh
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yeah yeah. It was nominated for three Oscars. It won one for Kevin
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Klein's Best Supporting Actor, one of the rare comedic Oscar Friends, and was
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also nominated for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay. I loved the first couple
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minutes of this movie because it showed everyone's backstory without having any dialogue with a
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bunch of like exposition that is usually boring. Yeah, John Klae was finishing
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up in the courtroom, Jamie Lee Curtis was taking secret pictures with her purse.
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Kevin Klein wakes up and shoots his alarm clock and gets back to reading
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Nietzsche, and Michael Palin walks by an Animal Cruelty poster and speaks to his
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fish. And I just thought that that was a very effective way to meet
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these characters very quickly and we didn't have all that exposition. I thought it
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was paced really well and that was a good example of that. Again,
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all of the acting performances were entertaining. I thought it was well written.
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It got a little ridiculous at the end with him being steamrolled and then is
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on the side of the airplane flying off, but it's still super fun.
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Like it didn't take me out of it because I knew this was just a
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silly movie. But yeah, I think this is a super solid comedy still
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holds up and I very much enjoyed rewatching Take, Hot Take, What do
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you got done? Well? I agree with both of both of you.
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I like the pace. It didn't get bogged down with a bunch of extraneous
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stuff that some some movies do, especially comedy. Yeah, they never insulted
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us as an audience. They realized we would understand some of the references,
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like the Vietnam War part where he's Archie is coming back to Kevin Klein as
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Otto who hates the Brits, which I find extremely amusing. That whole exchange,
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the whole way through. Oh, he's very he's very solid it and
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his hatred of Brits. Let's everybody know, you know, calls them names,
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their manhood there, you know. Yeah, everything they do is just
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run. I mean, here's a guy reading Nietzja and doesn't understand it,
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who believes that Buddha, the maintenant of Buddha is every man for himself,
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which it's hysterical, and I like that he's sitting there reading it with his
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leg crossed. After he shoots out the alarm clock. There's some jewels in
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there that I'll never forget um, which we can talk about later. But
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the the work over the fish tank to get Ken to talk. It's probably
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one of the funnier things I've ever seen. I place it in the top
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ten of all comedies for me. And eighties were a great decade of comedy.
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That's why we're doing our top right, I mean, John, those
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are John Candy's best seminal years. He did all those movies, and it's
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delightful that two members of Money Python are in it. I grew up enjoying
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Monty Python on Channel two when he got three channels and Channel two which came
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in like thirty percent of the time. Yeah, but we loved my brothers
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and I loved Money Python. And of course was it was Klie who was
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to me one of the funniest guys ever. I didn't realize that he wrote
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and directed it until the watch. Yeah, I didn't know that he and
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Stephen Fry wrote it. Not Stephen Fry was Charles Creighton, Oh Charles.
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Yeah, Stephen Fry did show up though at the very end. But Michael
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Palin was brilliant in it as well. Yeah, and I loved him for
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Money Python and Life of Brian. Well, yeah, that's my favorite one.
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I think see that you didn't really show that one to me growing up,
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we saw money, we saw The Holy Grail a million times, but
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I still have never seen life of Brian. Oh, that's old man playing
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right, playing Caesar with the really bad speech impediment. Best just he does
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a good job with speech stuff, because he was great in this with that.
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Yeah, and never felt like he was making there's trivia about that later,
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But I never felt like he was making fun of people with speech impediments.
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I just felt just one playing a character that had you know what I
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mean, Like, we're just tough. It's a tough line to walk,
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and I was happy they did. It was great and super hilarious at points,
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you know, just the reactions to it and all out. So I'm
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with you. I feel like we're getting a lot into these performances. Should
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we just get right into that and talk about our favorite acting performance. Let's
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pick the dude, the dude. I'm the dude, so that's what you
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call me, you know that? Or his dudes or dud or you know,
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l Dudino. If you're not into the whole brevity thing. Who is
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your favorite acting performance in this? Oh? I think for me it was
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John Cleese. I thought he cemented the whole thing down because he got to
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be he was in a seriously tight spot. And the funniest part of the
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movie is with Clae and Klein. So I had to flip a coin between
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Klein and Cleaves for best, and I had to pick Clice. I thought
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he was amazing when he's dancing around as an underwear speaking Russian, so great,
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just uninhabited and just going with it. I love, Yeah, that
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would be my pick. Nice I would pick the other half of that point.
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I picked Kevin Klein. I thought he was so funny for all those
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things that you had brought up him, not like up being a wanna be
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intellectual. The short temper was very funny. His scenes with Michael Palin always
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made me laugh a lot. He was such a jerk to him and then
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fake like comes on to him, which was hilarious. Don't look at his
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house. He's mine, he's mine. I mean, he's got so many
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things. And when they're in the bedroom and he makes the face when he's
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doing his business that he had many, many things in this that just made
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me laugh. When the monks would go into battle, he said at one
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point, yeah, right right, It's like what, Yeah, this guy
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it was really funny. So yeah, I'm gonna take Kevin Klin. I
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love it. Well, those are two strong picks, but I guess we
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have an anti sweep here because I'm gonna take Jamie Lee Curtis. I just
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thought it was awesome in this. I've always loved her, but she's just
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so funny in this and does such a good job sort of playing every side.
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I think there's trivia that she like she smoothed every single actor, you
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know, in the Gang, for every person in the Gang before the end
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of the movie and all that, And I just thought she was awesome,
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and so, I don't know, she was just really fun I liked her
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a lot. I thought she was her Her kink for hearing dude speak in
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different languages was so ridiculous and funny, so funny. Yeah, and I
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like when they're throwing out they run out of words, so they're like saying,
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yeah, and she's glasnostin Russian. Yeah, so funny, so fun
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with you for sure. Yeah, that's a that's a great one. All
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Yeah, they're all great. Well, then let's let's go to the Tucci
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Warci Couci. We're probably I'll just gonna say each other's But Fred, what
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do you what do you got for the tach? Well it was Klein.
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Um, I was thinking Palin. I think he comes in a very strong
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second for me. But Klein was brilliant. I mean they're going through airport
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security, throwing the gun outside, catching it, put it in his pocket.
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He was an idiot with deadly skills, which really great, which is
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probably sums up the CIA pretty well. Um, the most dangerous person,
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right is the idiot that has deadly skill. Well, here's this really bright
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gun. You know he's in real life, he's very bright man playing just
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a clueless guy. He was perfect out of Yeah, I loved him minute
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I thought he was. He did some of the craziest funny stuff with his
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jealousy. Yeah yeah, what what he would allow Jamie Lee Curtis to do
27:10
with Archie And I'm not gonna get graphic, but it was very funny.
27:15
Yeah, super super funny. I'm with you. Um. I had picked
27:19
Jamie Lee Curtis as my runner up for the cooch excuse me for the for
27:23
the dude. Um, So I picked for my tooch Michael Palin kid yea,
27:30
and I loved his story of being such an animal lover and he's trying
27:36
to rub out this old lady. He keeps killing her dogs. It feels
27:41
so bad about it. Everything just funniest sane in the movie. I think,
27:45
oh my god, and he keeps going to the dogs funerals, which
27:48
is hilarious. But then when she actually dies and he starts cracking up in
27:55
front of the crowd, like that is amazing, so good. Yeah,
28:00
I was into it and we already talked about it. But the stutter,
28:03
I thought was just incredible. And how he would he would get so bad
28:10
when he was like really stressed out, or with Kevin Klein trying to say
28:14
the calf Kurt Hotel, Oh my god, I'm like, Kaka, you
28:22
can write it down. So good. Jamie Lee curs, kisses him and
28:30
he speaks clearly. Yeah, yeah, I love that funny funny what do
28:37
you have, buddy, In the interest of saying someone else that we haven't
28:40
said, Maria Aken, I thought was really funny. It's Wendy um John.
28:45
She was his wife. I thought she was really funny and you know,
28:48
kind of detestable, but you sort of felt bad for her too at
28:51
some points, and you know, you can put her right in your bottom
28:56
yes, even when she's being nasty. Yes, it's in your bottoms,
29:00
so prim and proper, proper. Yes, Yeah, she's really funny.
29:03
I liked her a lot. Porsche, Yeah, yeah, go for it.
29:08
No, yeah, Porsche was John Cleese's daughter, daughter, real life
29:15
daughter. Oh and they just kept yelling at her and it cracked me up
29:18
every time. I loved it. Yeah, yeah, I think that's and
29:22
then everyone though that has like a semi big role anyway for sure. And
29:26
then it was fun seeing Stephen Fry at the very end that oh yeah,
29:30
yep, you're right. Yeah, super nice. Well let's move on to
29:34
some of these scenes. We've already talked about a few of them, but
29:37
let's pick in the dinghis so dingas. It's quite simple, really, ngass,
29:44
I could talk about my dingas all day long if you had to pick
29:47
one your favorite scene. He has John Clees hanging upside down. I apologize
29:56
unreservedly and with no mental reservation. Remember, yeah, and he's literally they
30:03
turned the camera a great camera. Yeah, so you turned the camera and
30:07
he is upside down, hanging over a balcony right on the Thames River.
30:12
Yeah, it looks like it looked like a real stunt, Like, yes,
30:18
it did kind of did that. I don't know how they would have
30:19
been able to see gi that back then. I think that was probably a
30:23
pretty dangerous shot. They probably had a pretty well tied up yea or a
30:27
net right, you know. But oh, I laughed so hard at that.
30:33
Oh so good. The thirtieth time I've seen the movie and I still
30:37
laugh at that. Yeah. Um, I I think when I think about
30:45
this movie, I think about Ken shooting the like scaffolding where the giant cinder
30:53
block comes down and kills that dog, and then he's so upset about it.
31:02
He's just like, oh no, and he doesn't even look. He
31:04
doesn't see that. The old lady then has a heart attack. Yeah,
31:07
he goes down there and sees the crowd of people sees her and just starts
31:12
laughing maniacally. And he has gotten beaten up throughout all these other attempts,
31:18
so he's looking real rough, has like an eye patch on, like completely
31:25
bruised out other eyes, his head's wrapped. Yeah, so good, he's
31:29
just been through the wringer. I'd pick any of the dog scenes because man,
31:34
they just may laugh. Made me laugh again. Oh, they're so
31:38
funny. Yeah, yeah, those are great. Those areas. Uh.
31:44
I really love when John Klisse and uh Wanda I can't think of her name
31:51
right, Jamie M. Curtis what they're they're like making love in the house
31:56
and then his wife comes back and the chaos that ensues from there is some
32:00
of my favorite stuff ever. I love that, Like setup is always good
32:05
to me. But John Klie like opening the door and being like, oh
32:08
my god, you know, like all that just over and over is so
32:13
funny. And like her opening behind the liquor cabinet and he expects that he's
32:17
going to see her and then she crawled away, Like all that is just
32:22
high comedy to me. I love that stuff so much that it's so so
32:25
funny. Um. And then a runner up to when They're we have the
32:31
juxtaposition of the prim and proper married couple getting ready for bed as they are
32:37
like sort of, you know, very sterily, like getting undressed and going
32:42
in their own beds. And while we have Klein and Jimmy Lee Curtis just
32:50
getting it on another one with Klein's crazy faces. He's making dude when he
32:54
blows into the booty and the hello Yeah, he's breathing it. It's so
33:01
funny. And then hold on, yeah, sniff's arm. I don't know
33:07
why. I Meanwhile, Clie like smells his socks and he's like, oh,
33:09
I'm throws him in the hamper and I love that part so much.
33:16
I've got a second one too, when when can he is getting interrogated and
33:22
he's eating that's my runner up. The chips in his nose and the peach
33:30
or whatever a pair. Yeah, yeah, oh sorry, catch that is
33:37
freaking fun him eating the fish. Kevin Klein eating the fish was incredible.
33:42
It's so funny. Green ones aren't done yet, yeah right, yeah.
33:51
And the other one that I had as a runner up was um, when
33:54
Otto is going to apologize to Archie and thinks he's doing it doing him a
34:00
favor by stopping the burglar, only to see that he's knocked out Archie,
34:05
who was robbing his own house so he could give wander necklace back. But
34:07
he starts kicking him for robbing his own house and making him do that,
34:14
and then he's like, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but when Archie,
34:17
but then when Archie wakes up and he has to slurp up that necklace.
34:22
That is some physical that is so good. Yeah, just slowly the chain
34:30
is just slowly and he can hear that his wife is coming in and he
34:36
it was it was good. It was really good. He's like the sure,
34:40
yeah, yeah, yeah, that was a good scene though. Yeah,
34:45
that's a great scene too. That's so funny. But if we had
34:50
to pick one, I feel like it's kind of tough with this one.
34:54
It is tough with this one. It is I think I would I would
34:58
go either the interrogation or can with the dogs. Yeah. Can we just
35:04
pick all the dog scenes? Yeah, we can. Some of the funniest
35:09
time. Let's do that. And just his reaction again, I know we
35:14
said it, but his reaction to killing all those dogs is just so priceless.
35:19
Ye, so good. They put the blanket over her. Everybody's all
35:22
solemn and yeah I did Yeah, hysterical moment. I love that. Let's
35:31
pick that. I love that. Let's do that good one. Well,
35:36
then we've already quoted quite a few, but let's let's go to our favorite
35:40
quotes. Let's go to show me the money show men. Yeah, show
35:50
me the Monday. Hey, what do you got for this one? Palad?
35:53
What do you Got Mind is the shortest line in the movie when they
36:00
say Otto might be killed and Michael Palin character Can goes no stutter at all.
36:07
Yeah, good, good, good. Yeah, that's my favorite line
36:10
of the movie. Yeah, that's really really great. Good. If he
36:15
didn't have the stutter, yeah, it wouldn't have any impact at all.
36:20
But because he delivered it no hesitation. Good. Oh I love that.
36:27
So there's a lot of good ones. You said the one avoid the green
36:30
ones. They're not ripe yet. That was very funny. It's co Cokka
36:36
coming to Kikika kill me. How are you gonna cock catch me? Kickka?
36:39
Can such a jerk? M Otto says a bunch of a bunch of
36:50
nasty words to Archies, like how very interesting. You're a true vulgarian,
36:53
aren't you? You were the vulgarian you fin That was hilarious. So he
37:01
says to Wanda, don't call me stupid. He says that a lot.
37:06
It's like, oh, right, to call you stupid would be an insult
37:08
to stupid people. I've known sheep that could outwit you. I've worn dresses
37:14
with higher acs. But you you think you're an intellectual, don't you Ape.
37:17
He's like, apes don't read philosophy. Yes, they do, Auto,
37:21
they just don't understand it. Now, let me correct you on a
37:23
couple of things. Okay, Aristotle was not Belgian, the centrum message of
37:29
Buddhism is not every man for himself, and the London Underground is not a
37:34
political movement. Those are all mistakes OUTO. I looked them up. I
37:37
looked those are gray lines. Yeah, that's a good one. Aristotle was
37:43
not that one, maybe. Yeah. And there's also a repeated line with
37:49
Auto, just every time that he's driving, and it's always poorly and the
37:52
other person kind of hits him. Oh yes, yeah, yeah, so
37:58
good, so good. I love that. Why don't you say some beugs?
38:01
That's great? The one I sort of mentioned earlier. I really liked
38:05
Maria Aken when she was like, oh do shut up, polcha. Yeah,
38:13
it's so funny. I love that so much. And then when he
38:16
says that he has to take the necklace back and she's just I write about
38:22
it, and she's like, tell them they can't have it. You're the
38:24
bloody em barrister. She's just so mad at him, and I loved it
38:29
so much. I don't know if it was the accent as well, but
38:31
it killed me. I love that so much. Um, and then uh,
38:38
let's see, oh we set a bunch of these already. When he
38:44
screams like, you know, don't go dar him, he's mine. Yes,
38:49
that seems great. I love that so much. It's so funny when
38:53
he opens up the safe and yells is disappointed. Yes, yeah, yes,
39:00
I thought that. It made me thinks I do like when when Clays
39:05
is standing in the oil barrel and he's saying, you loser. Oh like
39:09
Vietnam, they kicker, they whooped your head. Yeah yeah, that is
39:19
greatly Yeah good. I also just loved the I think twenty million is worth
39:27
a little muscling eighty percent chance there. I thought you weren't jealous. I'm
39:30
not. I don't believe in jealousy. It's for the week. One thing
39:34
though, if you touch is he's dead. Yeah, yeah, so good.
39:39
I loved that. And then just like in the window, he just
39:42
like points out, he's like, don't and then he's in the room with
39:46
them too. O god, so so good. He's so dumb, and
39:52
Archie says, really, she says he thought that the Gettysburg address was where
39:57
Lincoln lived I like that. And then Porsche is a car. Yeah,
40:05
they laughed. Yeah, don't call me stupid, don't call me. Don't
40:09
do it. Yeah, yeah it's hard. They were hard to catch the
40:15
ball for sure. Yeah, I love it. Nice. Well, do
40:20
you want to go to bugs? Boohoo? Moments? Oh, strong men
40:27
also cry? Strong men also strong men also cry. I don't think he
40:35
cried in this movie bugs. I look too specifically for bugs. Yeah,
40:40
because I tear up easy too, and I do he really does. Um.
40:49
Yeah, I couldn't find a spot, but I it wasn't just funny.
40:54
Yeah, there were a couple of poignant parts, but nothing you're worthy.
41:00
Yeah nothing. The broad tears that I didn't cry at all? Not
41:06
necessarily good. Yeah, yeah, we probably have a good good five or
41:10
six now where there's zero. Yeah, it's kind of funny. It's a
41:14
real feast or fam on these days. Yeah. We we got up to
41:17
the fifties. For Lord of the Rings, it was he had fifty two
41:23
boohoos. In Return of the King, it was about every every five minutes.
41:35
Well there are a couple yeah, yeah, yeah, I can't see
41:37
that. Yeah, there's a couple of sea in there. So I was
41:40
off by a few dozen for sure. But I was like, oh,
41:45
you went all the way to the thirties. Wow. No, no,
41:49
I didn't. When Ghibli sell off the horse when he should, I meant
42:01
to do that. Yeah, all right, Well hit us with some trivia,
42:07
buddy on this movie. Yeah, so some true rivia. So Michael
42:12
Palin's father stuttered, so Palind used a lot of his real life experience when
42:16
playing can Pile, including the fact that the stutter is less pronounced around people
42:21
he trusts and worse around people with whom he's uncomfortable. So that was really
42:25
cool and pretty fun. Let's see Jamie Lee Curtis is listed as Jamie Lee
42:31
Schwartz on all the call sheets because John Cleese found it amusing that her father,
42:36
Tony Curtis's real name was Bernard Schwartz. Pretty fun, but pretty fun.
42:43
I didn't. I always knew that her her dad was Tony Curtis.
42:46
I did not know that her mother was Janet Lee, who was like,
42:52
he's psycho. Yeah, I yeah, Wow, that's really that's like a
43:00
power couple back then eight a wild No. I didn't know that either,
43:06
Rob, That's that's a good bit of trivia. Yeah, like that.
43:09
Let's see. Actor, executive producer, and writer John Klie chose the name
43:15
Archie Leech carry Grant's real name because he was born twenty miles away from where
43:21
Grant was born, and because it was the closest name or and then he
43:27
told people during interviews he also chose it because it's the closest he could ever
43:30
get to being Grant, which I thought was pretty good. That's a pretty
43:36
that's a pretty spot on answer for him. So yeah, from Surrey.
43:45
But thought that was fun. And I also didn't know that was carry Grant's
43:46
real name, so that's kind of fun. Well let's see. Oh,
43:51
Jamie Lee Curtis had to bury her face and pillows during Kevin Clime's climax scene
43:57
to keep her from bursting out laughing at the he was making, which I
44:00
can only imagine it was pretty good. Yeah, that's pretty fun. Let's
44:06
see. Archie Elica's daughter Portia always said that was played by his real life
44:10
daughter, John Clisa's real life daughter. Oh, let's see. Oh so,
44:15
Kevin Klein apparently begged John Clisee to let Otto speak French instead of Italian
44:22
when he wants to seduce Wanda since he Klein actually speaks French, but Clisan
44:29
said it insisted that it had to be Italian. Klein started singing volaire or
44:34
volare because he ran out of Italian cheesus and other Italian phrases that he could
44:38
add lamb, but then he got He became concerned when the director didn't call
44:44
cut because they didn't have the rights to that song, so he thought that
44:47
like, they weren't actually gonna be able to use any of it, which
44:51
I thought was pretty great. So that's fun. Apparently, Kevin Klein claims
44:59
that he offered to eat live fish for the scene in the film, but
45:02
they declined, and so they were made out of jello, which is much
45:07
more pleasant. I have to assume they looked real to me. I was
45:09
surprised. Yeah, yeah, for sure, Yeah for sure. But he
45:16
would have ate so many fish, so many I don't know. She won
45:23
Yeah, yeah, Well people like sardines and stuff, I guess, but
45:28
I love them. Those are brianed and stuff, right, I don't know.
45:31
Yeah, you're not you're not eating and they're yummy. Yeah, you're
45:35
not eating it like that. I know my dad likes that too. That's
45:37
got a that's a dad thing. Rob. Do you like sardines yet?
45:39
Never didn't really do sardines what we did all the time. We're kipper snacks,
45:45
which is good, not sardines, but they are canned. It's like
45:49
a canned fish. Wait, those heart sardines because they're a different fish.
45:52
Is that why they're kippered herring? Smoked, herring packed and oil? Gotcha?
45:58
There's no heads or in tails like shardine. You get the home of
46:02
sugar. Yeah, right, one of those eyeballs, they have good nutrients
46:07
in them. From Delish, Lovely Delish. In nineteen eighty nine, when
46:13
this movie was shown in theaters in Denmark, a Danish man named Ole Benson,
46:17
an audiologist, literally laughed himself to death during the scene where Michael or
46:24
were Ken Pile played by Michael Palin, gets the chips up his nose.
46:30
His heart rate went between two hundred and fifty and five hundred beats per minute,
46:34
and he eventually succumbed to cardiac arrest. The story behind this is the
46:37
man had made a joke a few years earlier with his family during dinner where
46:43
he put a piece of cauliflower up his nose and every other family members knows
46:46
as a joke and made a bet with them on who could eat their carrots
46:50
without the cauliflower falling out. So when the scene with the chips came up,
46:54
he started to think about that dinner instant and laughed the heart that his
46:58
heart stopped. The story is well known in Scandinavian, spread around almost like
47:02
an urban legend of sorts, I guess, and it was confirmed by his
47:07
son, who also told the dinner story as an explanation to why his father
47:10
laughed so hard during the chip scene that he died. That's crazy and frankly,
47:15
pretty good way to go. I mean, right, you're laughing,
47:22
yeah, But I just thought that that's wild. But I hope I hope
47:28
Calice knows that. I'm sure he does, but I hope he knows it,
47:30
because that seems like a thing you would be proud and sad about at
47:34
the scene. Right, Let's see, So the archie leech, when he
47:38
speaks in Italian, what he says translates to but I married a woman who
47:44
prefers working in the garden to making passionate love. A big mistake. I
47:50
thought that was fun. I won't I won't try to say the Italian turning
47:54
the love scene when Wanda opens up her blouse, Otto says in broken Italian,
48:00
there are two domes of the Milan Cathedral, but Milan's cathedral actually has
48:05
no domes at all, which is smoking nice. Let's see Kevin Klein one.
48:12
He won his supporting role Oscar but he is one of the only people
48:17
that's ever won it without winning a previous award like a BAFTA or a nomination
48:23
or anything, which is pretty crazy. Yeah, so I thought that was
48:29
weird. Let's see, he's so good and everything. I'm surprised he's never
48:34
been. Yeah, I agree, he's really great. Um oh, this
48:40
is crazy. The dog dead scenes originally were filmed with end trails from a
48:45
butcher scattered around the dead dog, but preview audience has reacted strongly, so
48:51
the scenes were reshot with a fake straw dog, and Calise later said that
48:55
they purposely chose a very small breed of dog since they believe that people do
49:00
not generally consider those real dogs and would have less of a problem laughing at
49:05
it than they would Elabrador. Yeah, the squished one man, the one
49:12
that he ran over, and so they panned to it and it's that's just
49:16
completely squished. Yeah, just flat man, so funny. And then my
49:23
last one here, This is one of two movies spoilert for nineteen eighty eight
49:28
movies if you want to skip ahead, But this is one of two movies
49:31
released in nineteen ninety eight or nineteen eighty eight in which the main villain is
49:36
run over with a steamroller and survives. The other, of course being who
49:40
framed Roger Rabbit of course, also in nineteen media. So yeah, that
49:46
was all I had. Nice. The only other thing that I saw was
49:50
that Wanda was written for Jamie Lee Curtis in mind. John Clay saw Trading
49:55
Places and thought that she was the only actress who could pull all that off,
50:00
being super smart and funny and sexy. Yeah, he's all those things.
50:07
That's great. Nice. That was all I had, though, I've
50:10
got a you know. John Cleese had a show called Faulty Towers. It's
50:15
rated as one of the tough top five comedies of all time in England.
50:22
He went to Cambridge and Michael Palin was knighted by Queen Elizabeth in twenty nineteen.
50:30
Cool. Wow, I like that. That's cool, pretty cool.
50:35
Yeah, that's wild. Sarah Michael Palin. Yes, yes, sir,
50:38
that's fun. Nice was that? It was that? It? Yeah,
50:44
they didn't have a lot. All right, well let's go to will there
50:46
be a sequel? Judgment day? Now, there was like an unofficial sequel.
50:52
Oh it's not the same characters, but it's all the same actors in
50:59
a movie called Years Creatures, which I saw. It was probably like another
51:02
five minute they're just um, it was like five or ten years after this,
51:09
and it was nowhere near as good I thought, which makes sense,
51:15
right, But it was neat like they even got so you know, they
51:17
got the four main actors. They also went and got his wife in the
51:23
movie wasn't named Maria Aiken. They got heard. They also had Cynthia Clice,
51:28
so they had almost everybody from this movie in that one. It just
51:36
it was like about a zookeeper. Um, just there was a reason it
51:40
wasn't the first one they wrote. You know, yeah, I get you.
51:45
It wasn't the magic of the first, right. I bet they had
51:49
a blast though, like filming it and catching up and all that. So
51:52
for sure. Nice, Yeah, that's really cool. I'll have to check
51:54
that out. Yeah nice. All right, Well do you guys want to
51:59
play a gear? Oh yes, I did a starting five for you guys.
52:07
Dad, I don't think you've played this before. How this works.
52:08
I'm gonna name my five favorite actors from a particular film. Once you know
52:14
the name of the film, you ring in with your name to answer.
52:19
If there are names remaining, you can guess who I picked for more points.
52:22
If you get any of those wrong, the other person can ring in
52:27
to answer for points as well. And all ten of these films have something
52:32
in common. When you know the theme, you can ring in at any
52:36
time to guess for a point. What's the middle part? Again? Oh?
52:40
Nice? Nice? That was good. That was a line in a
52:45
fish called Wanda. Yes, he's already on the board with that. That
52:47
was amazing. Love it all right? Are you guys ready? Number one?
52:53
The first name Kyle Chandler. The second name Matthew McConaughey. The third
53:07
name Margot Robbie. The fourth name Jonah Hill, Bugs, Bugs, uh
53:21
um, oh no, what's it called? Three? Wolf of Wall Street?
53:25
Boom? Got it. We got one name remaining, Sir, Leo
53:30
DiCaprio. We very very good. Bugs is on the board. He has
53:35
two points for that. Nicely done. Let's go to number two. He
53:42
was the absolutely think of him in that movie. He was the guy that
53:46
was coming after him. He was like the FBI. Oh yeah, okay,
53:51
I certainly remember Margot Robian. That was the first time I remembered because
53:58
she was in About Time. I did not recover that at the time.
54:01
It was her breakout role. But it was also Barbie looks really fun,
54:07
guys, it does? It looks so far? I might have to see
54:09
two movies in the same weekend because that's Oppenheimer and Barbie the same day.
54:15
Are you going to be home that weekend? I don't know when. When
54:20
is it? It's my birthday? So oh yeah, I am home.
54:23
I leave the next weekend. Think bro, Let's go together, double ladder
54:28
do it? I love it all? Right? Back to the game.
54:30
Number two. The first name Jack Palance, the second name Billy D.
54:40
Williams, the third name Kim bay Singer, number four Jack Nicholson, and
54:58
the fifth and final name is Michael Keaton. Oh Bugs, Batman, Batman,
55:07
Yes, sir, just you got it. Batman, Chris Batman.
55:09
Ye Wolf. Okay, so we've had Wolf of All Street and no Batman.
55:15
You know, like Crystal and then you know, Oh you wanted city
55:19
Slickers, got you, but Kim Bastator. I went h blank, Yeah,
55:25
all right. Let's go to number three. First name Scott Glenn.
55:32
The second name is Frankie phaz On. The third name is Ted Levine.
55:42
The fourth name is Jody Foster. Oh man, proud dad, silence,
55:53
Oh, the silence of the lambs. Yes? And who what is the
55:58
last actor remaining pack? Oh, it has to be Hannibal. It's gotta
56:04
be Anthony Hopp. And it happins to points for one of my favorites of
56:07
all time. Absolutely so good. Oh you want to you want to cry
56:13
a movie? See one of his early movies with John Hurt. I'm not
56:20
an animal. The elephant man. Oh I've heard that's a wild Oh.
56:25
I cried so hard. I gotta tummy, no ter, Tommy. Did
56:30
you see his one uh recently, The Father, The Father, The Father,
56:37
Yeah, I did incredible. Yeah, you have to look forward to
56:44
guys. I don't want to think about that. Let's keep going. Then
56:46
number four. The first name Sam Shepherd. The second name is the Touch
56:54
himself, Stanley Tucci. The third name John Heard you heard good? What
57:08
is it born? Identity. That's a good guess. It is not correct,
57:15
So Bugs, you can listen to these because he can't answer. The
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fourth name Denzel Washington, and the fifth and final name is Julia Roberts.
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Yeah, yeahs Bugs. Is it the Pelican brief? It is? It
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absolutely is. Is it movies with an animal in the title? It absolutely
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is. Yeah, just like a fish called the Wolf of Wall Street bat
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Man. That's Silence of the Lambs and Pelican Brief. So this might it
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might make this next bit a little easier. Number five. The first name
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Jeremy Irons, the second name Ernie Sabella. The third name Nathan Lane Bugs,
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Bugs, the Lion King, the Lion King. Yep, you got
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two more remaining. Oh who do you pick? Uh? Matthew Broderick,
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nice and Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Not correct? Do you have another actor you
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can pick? Um? Remember who you are? Of course it's I'm out
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of it, okay, Bugs, for you getting Jill, it's James Earl
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Jones. Yes, but you got Matthew Roderick and you got the Lion King.
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Two. Where are we at? After five? I have seven?
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Fred has three. Everybody is still alive? All right, Let's keep going
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number six. The first name Scatman Cruthers. Might be the coolest name I've
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ever seen. It's a great name. The second name Christopher Lloyd. The
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third name Danny de Vito, and the two of them were on taxi,
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which is fun. Yeah. The fourth name Louise Fletcher. Oh Fred,
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Yes, one the cuckoo. Cuckoo's next. Yes, And you have one
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name remaining, of course, two points. I didn't know what took you
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said Louise Fletcher. She won the Academy Award Ratchet. She was nurse Ratchet.
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Yep, scary. Watch that movie again. I think I've only ever
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seen it one time, maybe way back in the day. I only another
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movie with a one word line that's priceless. Well it's two words. It's
1:00:06
a juicy fruit. Yes, yes, I love that line. Yeah,
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that's great. Alrighty, let's go to number seven. The first name Brian
1:00:20
Doyle Murray, oh bukes Bus groundhog Day. He beat you on groundhog Day.
1:00:28
That is one of his favorite movies as well. I was gonna say
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Caddy Shack after the second name, because he was Caddy Masha, but groundhog
1:00:38
Day is one of my favors. You have four names remaining. He's just
1:00:45
like a squirrel when she gets excited. Uh is it Chris Elliot? It
1:00:51
is Chris Elliott, h Bill Murray. Of course. Andy Williams is a
1:00:58
singer who was definitely a man. Was the dude. But you have one
1:01:02
more? No, she is who else would it have been? Um?
1:01:09
Thinking scanning looking three Michael Shannon? Well, oh, I forgot he was
1:01:17
the he was the wrestler guy. Yes, I forgot about that. No,
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I did not pick that. Um. But dad, you have two
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names remaining? Can you remember her name? It wasn't Andy, Andy mcnol,
1:01:31
Andy mcgowell. Oh Williams, Yeah, he all those Christmas songs?
1:01:38
Yea um? And then the other guy, Uh, I will give you
1:01:44
a hint. His name is ned Ryerson. And oh sure, I don't
1:01:51
know what his real name is. It's an interesting name. Do you remember
1:01:54
his name? Dukes? I should because we've talked about it so many times,
1:01:58
but I don't. I don't know. You've got going later? That
1:02:04
is. That is the funniest running bit, So good, perfect, awesome.
1:02:09
Am a writer? Am a writer? Am I right? Or am
1:02:13
I right? Or? Am I right? Right? Right? Right right
1:02:15
Right's not spoiling his name is Stephen Tablowski. For everybody, what does that
1:02:21
Stephen Tablowski. Oh he's funny, so funny. Oh Fred Fred got one
1:02:27
or two? He got Andy McDowell just one, and you got Chris Elliot,
1:02:30
Bill Murray and Groundhog Day. All right, it's tend to say,
1:02:36
let's go to number eight. We'll see if you guys get this one.
1:02:39
I think it'll take a minute. The first name is John Savage. The
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second name though, John Kazale. The third name a little known actress he
1:02:52
might have heard of. Her name is Meryl Street. The fourth name another
1:03:00
actor you may have heard of. His name is Christopher Walkin Wow Wow.
1:03:08
And the fifth and final name A little bit, A little bit, Robert
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A little bit. That's my little bit, Robert Denier Hockey five four bukes
1:03:24
uh. The Deer Hunter, The deer Hunter, Yes, got it?
1:03:29
It absolutely is where he's got that? Have you ever seen that movie?
1:03:32
No? I haven't. I heard. It's like crazy intense, right,
1:03:36
it is pretty boring for a long time. That's the Taxi one, right,
1:03:43
is that? No, that's tax Yeah, okay, I've seen this
1:03:45
Hunter is the gross Oh yeah, I know up that scene very intense yeah,
1:03:54
I want to see it. It's boring. Before that, I was
1:03:59
not super into maybe why I've never seen that. Cool. Let's go to
1:04:03
number nine. The first name David Morse. I love him, me too
1:04:11
not. The code Number two is Christopher Plumber. What are you gonna do
1:04:15
for that one? Dukes? What do you got that clock? Gir right
1:04:19
here? Um, let's do. Number three is Brad Pitt m hmm.
1:04:29
The fourth name is Madeline Stowe, and the fifth and final name is Bruce
1:04:38
Willie. Bruce willis five four three two one. This is a strange movie
1:04:48
that was pretty fun. It was about a pandemic. It's way back called
1:04:54
twelve Monkeys. Oh, I never saw that. Actually, yeah, no,
1:05:00
interesting. I think this is a bug's game. But let's see number
1:05:03
ten anyways, no suspense, Yeah, yeah, I would say more of
1:05:12
that. Yeah, let's go to number ten. The first name is Dermott
1:05:15
mulroney. Oh. The second name is the aforementioned Christopher Plumber. The third
1:05:25
name is Elizabeth Perkins. The fourth name is John Cusack Fred. Yes,
1:05:40
is there an animal in the title, because you need one of those five
1:05:45
four three two one beep. Let me go to the last name. You're
1:05:55
out now. Um, the last name is Diane Lane. Huh five,
1:06:00
I don't have any idea three two one, this says in your wheelhouse.
1:06:05
This was Must Love Dogs. Oh I never saw that one. I liked
1:06:11
that movie. Yeah, huh no, okay, And Christopher Plummer was her
1:06:15
father. Now, oh flooding back and my bonus was Black Sheets, but
1:06:24
we didn't get there. Oh nice, Yeah, right now, a nice
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