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A.I. EP. 217: “I Wish I Were Big” - Big 35th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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  Dead Maiden. The sun is shining out of cloud in the sky. We
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  wouldn't know because we're so happy inside. Some people boo boot on some skis,
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  but we would rather sit on down and talk some movies. Where the
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  Avid Indoorsmen gun. Listen to our show Where the Avid Indoorsmen at home on
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  the go, Where the Avid Indoorsman. We hope you so come on in
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  and stay. We'll do our best to make you smile. We're the Indoorsman.
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  What is happening? I'm Rob Lund Quiz Time Beaus and we are the
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  abb and Indorsement. Hello everyone, how are you? Hello? How are
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  you sir? That's what I want to know. I'm doing farewell, pal,
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  thank you for asking. Just been hanging out. I got to hang
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  with my bro and his crew the last weekend. It was very fun.
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  And I hear that. I hear that you're going to be with our buddy
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  box this weekend too. Right. Oh, your work gets around I love
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  it. Yeah, I'm going on a little imprompt tour. Imprompt tour.
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  Didn't believe it on purpose with box Ie was I knew that the vet Fest
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  stuff was this weekend, so I asked him if he was going. He
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  said yes, and then he was like, but I'm gonna have to leave
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  because he has another gig in Madison that night, and he was like,
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  unless you want to come to both and hang out, and I was like,
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  yeah, that sounds fun. So we're gonna go see the crew tomorrow
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  night, rehearse a little bit, do that fest, go to Madison,
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  hang out there. I think. I think Maxiphone is going to be there
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  with the Space Burrito's crew. And yeah, I've never really hung out in
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  Madison, so I'm kind of I'm kind of stuffed. It's gonna be a
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  fun little weekend. Yeah, it's a cool town man. Yeah, that's
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  what I hear. I don't I honestly, I don't really know why.
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  I've never hung out there much, but I'd imagine all the college kids are
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  coming back too, so it'll probably be cy. I think this is like
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  a block party too, so it'll be fun, I think. And you
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  know, if I have to slip away and find some solace, I can
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  do that too, So no responsibilities there, so that's kind of fun.
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  Yeah, dude, that'll be really fun. But yeah, how are you
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  pal? I'm good. We had some gigs. They were all very close
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  to each other. The first one was in Oregon and then the next one
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  was in West Virginia. Yeah, just across the street. That was crazy.
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  You guys didn't bust though, right Like, I thought that was true,
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  but I couldn't remember. There was only one day in between those two
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  gigs work. Yeah, it was all day just flying. So we did
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  that and then we went to Connecticut, and then I went and got a
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  rental car in Connecticut, drove down to New York. That's right, Yes,
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  our buddy Benny, which was really fun. We went and we saw
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  a Good Night Oscar with Sean Hayes. Amazing. How was it? It
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  was so good, dude, Ah, I'm so glad to hear that.
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  I'm so pumped that you got to go to that. He was incredible.
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  I was very very impressed. He puts on a voice throughout the thing.
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  Really, I'm not familiar with Oscar levant Apparently he was a very big deal
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  back in like the fifties. Yeah, but hey, Cary not talk like
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  this, And so he was doing that the entire show, which was pretty
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  impressive. And he gets to show off his piano chops, which are absolutely
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  breathtaking. Yeah, he's apparently like a killer on the piano. I mean,
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  that's amazing. And he was acting while playing the piano, which was
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  blowing my mind. One hilarious thing. And I'm gonna see if they talk
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  about it on smart List. Oh sure. While I was there, it
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  was the like Dominican Republic Day in New York City and there was this huge
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  parade down Sixth Avenue and the theater is right next to sixth Avenue. Oh
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  so for the entire like, this is a pretty dramatic show throughout the entire
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  thing, just like you can hear it. You're just hearing just all of
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  the yelling and scream. So they were having so much fun, sirens going.
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  It was just insanity the whole time. And I was feeling bad for
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  them on stage. Yeah, how are you getting through this? This is
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  incredible? Oh so, yeah, it was a lot. And afterwards,
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  when when he did his bow at the end, he was like, I'm
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  so sorry about the noise. Yeah, I bet that. I could see
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  myself as a performer thinking that the whole time too, Like you felt bad
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  for them, they feel bad for you that you're that's the night you're there,
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  You know what I mean, Like it was crazy, but it's just
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  one of those things that's part of the fun of life. Theater. I
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  got a story now, and I wish Benny would have known who was in
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  the cast before we went there, because I think I could have gotten backstage.
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  Oh did he know someone in it? Yes, so in his movie
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  Reality that's on Max right now. Yeah, yeah there, man. I
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  don't know if I ever told you that. You didn't tell me that I
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  did, and it was great. Sorry. I think his name's marshaunt Davis,
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  but it was like, you know one of the FBI guys. Sure,
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  he's in the show. God, that's fun. I was like,
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  dude, And we even waited like you know how they afterwards too. Yeah
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  he was good in the show too. He really was. Yeah good,
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  But we waited to see if they'd come like on the side stage, and
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  both he and Sean Hayes didn't come out, and I was like, turds,
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  turds. Did I ever tell you? I once had my buddy Casey
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  say hi to Benny after the show after a waitress. He was like he
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  was like, I know Bukes and Benny was like what you know, Like
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  I got to get all excited. That's fun. Yeah, that's fun.
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  It's always fun when somebody uses your name as a name drop. I always
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  love that. Yeah, and just like because I can remember, you know,
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  even in regular county fair settings, I would always be so excited when
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  it's someone I knew, you know what I mean, Like so great.
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  I love those little connections. Very sweet, very sweet. Nice. But
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  it was a really fun weekend and I got to see some movies on some
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  planes. But I want to hear about what you watched. I love it.
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  Just this very night I watched the new Super Mario Brothers movie. Finally
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  saw it. I finally saw it. I was like, oh, tonight's
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  tonight. This will be fun. And what a delightful little flick, buddy,
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  that's really fun. I had a really nice time. I thought it
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  was, you know, like nothing groundbreaking per se, but just real cute,
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  real fun. I think you might have said after you watched it,
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  you loved all the like orchestral takes on a lot of fun music that we
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  have, and I was like, the best part of those, Yeah,
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  totally one hundred percent there with you. I actually think I might like listen
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  to this the score, you know, as time goes on because it's it's
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  really fun, and I forget how ingrained those things are in, you know,
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  in my brain after playing these games for hours and hours and hours.
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  And yeah, I thought it was a super fun story. I thought Peach
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  got to like it was fun that they made her more of an active role
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  in it. Honestly, I just loved everything about it. Tons of references
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  that were fun, looked super cool, sounded great, great, Yeah,
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  so so good. I did not key, my key did not recognize him.
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  No, I know that's what I said. Yeah, I could remember
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  you saying that, and I was like, I still didn't recognize that for
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  us to look it up. So no, it was like he had he
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  I'm going on in there. Yeah, he must have been like I just
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  really want to go for it, Like, okay, go for it,
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  dude. Yeah it was fun. But yeah, I had a great time.
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  I thought it was a delight. And that's streaming now, right,
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  you said, yeah, I think it is. I had got a copy
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  from someone I don't even in a total totally legal fashion, so I believe
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  that I can do it. How about you, buddy, what what's the
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  most recent movie you've watched? I watched one that was not like yours at
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  all. This one was way more intense. I watched the guy Richie's The
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  Covenant. I finally got to watch that. I wanted to see that one
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  in the theater. Is this the Jake Joon Hall one. Yes it is.
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  Oh yeah I did too, but I feel like it came and went
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  so quickly. Yeah, I wasn't able to see it in the theater.
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  It is on Delta if you're ever on a Delta flights nice but it is,
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  you know, not your typical guy Ritchie film, that's for sure.
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  For sure. It's it's during the war in Afghanistan. It's a true story
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  about an interpreter that saves a sergeant's life. Then the Taliban puts a like
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  price on the interpreter's head. Yis so it's up to the sergeant to try
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  and figure out if he can go back and save him. And it's very
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  stressful. Yeah, I bet, but really really well done. Jake Jillenhall
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  did a great job. And the interpreter was played by a guy named dar
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  Salem and he is really really good. Yeah. I just turned Jillen Hall
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  on with some I don't even remember what the podcast was but somebody and that
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  he just went on and on about that Dar Salem guy. How gross.
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  Yeah, I'm definitely gonna be watching out for him. He's gonna be getting
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  bigger roles. But I enjoyed it a lot. It's for sure worth a
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  watch. A lot of the times, I'm not super into like war movies
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  and all that. Kind of with you, this one looked kind of interesting
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  though. Great. I'm with you on that. That was well done,
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  very cool. I have to check that out. Have you been streaming anything
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  fun? Yeah, I watched an entire series. Basically, I'm just catching
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  up to you this week. I'm realizing because I watched all of Jury Duty.
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  Tell me what you thought? Wasn't it great? Dude? So great,
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  so bizarre, such a fun idea. Yes, I love I loved
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  it so much, just like you said I would. I found it funny
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  because I recognized and I think you said this too, I did, like
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  recognize at least three of those people. Yeah. I don't know if I
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  would in real life, but I did, you know, in this setting,
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  and that was funny. But yeah, dude, it's so they messed
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  with him so hard, so hard, so hard, and such a cool
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  idea though, Like I I thought it was fun and he comes out looking
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  like an absolute gem. That was my That was my hottest take was if
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  that guy wasn't that guy, like it could have been shows and horrible,
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  yeah, because it would have made me feel gross. It would have been.
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  He was like so kind the whole time and maybe they kind of like
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  cut around to emphasize that a little bit, but I don't know. I
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  don't know. Man. I was like, you're a great dude. Good
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  for you, because like, no, even when these people did crazy stuff,
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  he was like, well, whin some you lose you know. Yeah,
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  he came out smelling like roses Man big time. He must be like,
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  who that could have been so bad? Yeah? It was great though.
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  It was fun, really fun and what a what a what a wild
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  idea that it's like, let's do this like performance art piece but in secret,
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  and yeah, well they it was nice, yeah, super wild and
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  really I was super glad. I don't think this is like a spoiler.
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  The like last episode is they kind of take them behind the curtain and stuff,
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  and I was super glad they did that because I was really interested in
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  the mechanics of it all and stuff. I thought that was super neat.
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  I really that a lot. But yeah, that shows super fun. Yeah,
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  I'm glad you checked out. When they were pretty short episodes too,
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  so it was a pretty pretty easy binge. I think there was like eight
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  of them too, so it was like, you know, nothing too crazy,
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  but yeah, super wild ride. Man. How about you? Have
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  you been streaming anything? I have? I streamed an entire show as well.
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  Yeah, I streamed Silo on Apple TV plus. Oh, I've been
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  needing to check that out. What did you think? Really really cool?
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  And it's kind of a post apocalyptic sci fi show, So the outside world
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  isn't inhabitable, we don't really know why, and these like thousand, thousands
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  of people have made a society in this gigantic silo and it's been around for
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  a long time to the point where nobody knows who made the silo or came
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  to be. So it's a very interesting plot. We got some great actors.
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  David Yellow, Oh Rashida Jones are in it, as well as Will
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  Patton, Tim Robbins, and Common. But for sure the main star is
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  Rebecca Ferguson. Oh lovely okay, she's wonderful yep, And it's a fun
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  kind of mystery sci fi thriller. My biggest complaint is that Rebecca Ferguson's American
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  accent is really rough, pretty tough. Like it is for sure the worst
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  that we've heard in a long time. I always think, like production that
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  must suck because they must realize it, like day three they're like, oh
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  no, yeah, it's too late and this sucks so bad, or it
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  doesn't make sense because all of these people are in the same place, so
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  you can't have like different dialects. Yeah, right, you know what I
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  mean, especially if it's been that long and all that. Right. Yeah,
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  yeah, But her performance is good enough that it's worth a little bit.
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  Yeah, And I was I was like, okay, whatever, I
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  just want to be like this, don't do it, just don't do it.
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  Yeah right, give up, give up. But it is still totally
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  worth watching. It's really it's cool man. It's very very cool, more
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  sci fi e than like fantasy E. Wait you say for sure cool?
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  Yeah. I wasn't sure which direction I would go. That's cool. I've
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  been doing to check that out. That'll be fun. It's worth a watch.
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  Nice, Asha do if you plug a Rooney we should let's do it
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  nice. You guess can visit this ass. I was over on the Twitter
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  machine where we were at to have an endorsement with a Z. It's also
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  called x I think. I don't care. It's Twitter. I don't know.
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  crew with the spot to go Patreon dot com slash the Abodendorsman. It's a
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  of perks, and one of those is get an extended version of every episode
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  we put out. We call it our Podcasts and Chill version. And another
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  perk we give them is a shout out right here. So let's give it
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  up from Oursha Gresiac, Mary Fox, Nanette Walkley, Ruth cood Yoham Bros
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  Dead, Jackie Houston, Well, Debrah Olk and Noel floors. You guys
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  are wonderful. Yeah you are. And yeah, we do a top five
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  draft that pertains to the movie we're talking about on our podcast and chill version
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  and for this when we're doing our top five favorite movie boys. Yeah,
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  it's got a few that I feel like push the envelope. But I think
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  I think we'll be good. I think we'll be good. I think we'll
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  be good. We'll see you guys can be to ride me if they're bad.
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  Yes, oh I'm gonna do that. Yeah, but it should be
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  it should be a good time. I'm excited for this, this idea.
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  It will be a great one coming attractions. Stay tuned as we talk about
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  a great football movie for the start of football season. Rudy's great. You
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  can see for the first time. I'd throw some more references at you,
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  but yeah, I don't know an here, so uh, I'm excited for
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  you. Yeah, stay Golden Pony Boy. Is that that movie? No,
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  that's The Outsiders, that's The Outsiders. Well, he's kind of an
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  outside linebacker. It doesn't matter. We'll talk about it more. Is he
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  Alignman's But I think it's in the middle. But yeah, yeah, okay,
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  okay, I'm excited. I don't know why I've never seen it.
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  It is weird. Yeah, I'm glad. It's strange forcing you to do
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  that, Yes, strange, But we are here today to talk about another
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  lovely film called The Big, Yes Big, and it's the thirty fifth anniversary
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  Rob Yeah, hotly, go, Holy go, And we decided we need
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  to bring just a big personality here to hang out with us. So everyone,
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  let's give it up for ab. What's up, Aide? Hi,
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  good to see you, Good to be here. You're good man, Such
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  a nice day to have you on. We love it. How have you
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  been good? Busy? Have been out with this band home Free, doing
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  some horrible all kinds of crazy shows actually with them, from you know,
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  hurricane weather to yeah yeah, oh yeah bugs. I didn't tell you the
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  last gig we did in Connecticut got rained out halfway through it while it got
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  oh, lightning out halfway through. Yeah, bomber dude. It was a
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  bummer logistics nightmare. That was some crazy routing you guys had to do for
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  that one. We're happening. We're going coast to coast, coast to coast,
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  So did it? You guys didn't have to finish or anything. It
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  just did just like they cut it and let's split, let's get on the
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  road. Yeah, we went. We went back into this building and did
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  did another song for them off Mike. Nice but yeah, I mean these
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  guys had to boss all the way back to Nashville, which is what Yeah,
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  it was about that. I actually jumped off in Cleveland as we were
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  rolling. I was like, huh, we're picking up a co driver there.
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  Just split with the bus drive. It's like, if I can get
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  that exchange done and switch to a decent flight, And it all really fell
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  into place, so nice. Nicely just got home a day early then or
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  something at least a few hours early, about twelve hours early. Yeah,
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  nice, that's great. Well, yeah, we'll take that. Did you
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  guys have to tear down a bunch of stuff? How do you How does
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  that work? Do you have to wait till the lightning passes? I don't
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  know how many of that works? Yeah, pretty much. I mean there's
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  the sort of industry standard for gatherings like that is thirty minutes after the last
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  strike. Gotcha? Okay? And so you said it like sports events and
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  things, and I think we got there, got close close enough today,
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  they were okay to start working. Nobody was giving you too much hard time.
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  Nice, and we did. We did more than half the set,
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  plus that special like song inside that Rob mentioned, and so everyone's really happy
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  with it. And you know, the drive to drive out of there was
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  just like popping all over the place. Though, I bet yeah, crazy,
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  well, very cool. Well, it's always so lovely to have you.
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  Abe wanted to make sure we encourage everyone to reduce, reuse and recycle
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  in their lives. So get out there, do some recycling. Something happened
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  your monsters? Yeah, come on, you jerks. You're better than this,
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  are they though? Yes? Oh they are? Yes, yes,
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  yeah they could be. I believe it could be me too. If that's
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  a that's very adults of you. It's very big of you. And we're
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  here today to talk about that lovely film. So Rob, can you get
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  us started with just just a rough synopsis, I would love to Okay.
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  After a wish turned twelve year old Josh Baskin into a thirty year old man,
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  he heads to New York City and gets a low level job at McMillan
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  toy Company. A chance encounter with the owner of the company leads to a
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  promotion testing new toys. Soon, a fellow employee, Susan Lawrence, takes
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  a romantic, romantic interest in Josh. However, the pressure of living as
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  an adult begins to overwhelm him, and he longs to return to his simple
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  former life as a boy. A boy boy, love that, love that.
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  Let's run on over to Rotten Tomatoes and hear what they have to say,
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  because critics have this movie coming in at a rock solid ID eight percent.
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  I was shocked. I was shocked. I mean I didn't know it
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  was that well loved. I guess that's pretty wild. Audience members a tick
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  below that, but still very great at eighty two percent. That's also a
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  little surprising that it would be. I would have assumed more audience has loved
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  it than kicks. But yeah, that's wild to me. But yeah,
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  I think we should go into what we think. It's time for our hot
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  take. Hot take, Oh, spicy hot, that's a hot take.
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  That's a hot take. I'll go first. I love this movie a lot.
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  I think it's a really fun one. This is one again just like
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  who knows what movies you glom onto as a kid, But I saw this
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  one quite a few times as a kid, not like a staple staple,
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  but definitely a ton of times. Considering it came out, you know,
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  just three years after I was born, you know what I mean, So
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  I could have easily missed it. I think it's super fun. I didn't.
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  It's been a long time since I've seen it now, but I thought
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  it was really charming and fun. Tom Hanks is super great in it.
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  I think it's got some super funny set pieces and stuff going on in it.
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  I also thought, like, just nostalgia wise, it was super fun
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  to see, like, oh, there was a time when when Times Square
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  used to be like really scary and CD and that's where you'd go for a
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  cheap hotel, which is kind of a funny thing to think about, because
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  I don't. I don't really think it's that way anymore. I can.
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  I was just there. It was. I just love the idea of like
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  all the job said was computer operator. That's all it's said, and yeah,
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  come on in you can you've touched a computer before, come on,
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  And I just think that's super fun. But yeah, I just think this
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  movie is like really charming. I assume there's like a really fun think piece
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  or a thousand maybe out there talking about out you know, like his journey
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  into adulthood and back and how we all do that over life and we long
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  for you know, the like innocence of youth and all that, which would
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  be really fun to read actually, because I bet there's some really deep thoughts
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  out there. I of course don't really have any of those in life in
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  general. So I just thought it was really fun. He had a fun
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  apartment and got to kiss a cute girl. So although that is problematic and
• 23:26
  it's yeah, can would they be able to make this movie now with that?
• 23:34
  I don't really know. I was wondering how there's a lot of suggestion.
• 23:38
  There's not like a lot of I mean they banged, right, oh
• 23:42
  yeah, like I think they did. Yeah, okay, yeah, it's
• 23:48
  uh. I don't think it'd be worth the hassle at this point, right,
• 23:52
  but you know it would just yeah, you know, split in your
• 23:53
  audience and yeah, obviously you think about that ass going on a simpler time
• 23:59
  if you will, I think I think you could, and you could do
• 24:03
  it without that, like they could just like, you know, like each
• 24:07
  other and do like a kiss on the cheek or something, and that's all
• 24:11
  you would really need to happen, I think, and like everything else is
• 24:15
  fine after that, you know, like you don't need to go that far.
• 24:19
  But yes, I kind of agree with abe, Like I just I
• 24:22
  think they would steer clear just because they'd be like, do we need to
• 24:26
  do Everyone's gonna get offended. Everyone gets offended all the time. Yeah,
• 24:30
  it is weird though. She is like thirty or whatever, and he's twelve,
• 24:36
  so he's a teenagers Okay, he's thirteen. Yeah, it's pretty hot.
• 24:44
  I do agree with that. I definitely don't think you could make it
• 24:48
  had it been different, like the roles were reversed, if it was exactly
• 24:53
  Oh yeah, that's a good question, you know, and you couldn't do
• 24:59
  it. You definitely couldn't do it the other way. You can't go from
• 25:00
  old to young. No, no, no, no, because that would
• 25:03
  be real weird. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know.
• 25:08
  I think it would be problematic today. But it was really fun thirty five
• 25:12
  years ago. That is like the least interesting part of it though to me,
• 25:17
  So you know, like I don't really need that part. But good
• 25:22
  for him, he got to got to get with a very pretty lady.
• 25:26
  Sure did so that's fun taken. I guess that's my hot take. It
• 25:30
  is, I can't make it today. I didn't plan them doing that,
• 25:37
  but yet, hot take. I've always thought this was a wonderful movie.
• 25:41
  It was up for two Oscars, which I did not know that, and
• 25:48
  I certainly don't think a movie like that would be up for two Oscars today.
• 25:51
  But what two did you see yet? One for Tom Hanks for Best
• 25:53
  Actor and one for Best Original Screenplay. Lovely and I learned that the director
• 26:00
  of photography was Barry Son and Feld, and he has had quite an impressive
• 26:06
  career. I know he's gone off to direct like the Men in Black movies.
• 26:08
  He's done a lot of great things. I didn't realize that he was
• 26:12
  the Coen Brothers first like director of photography. So he did. He did
• 26:17
  Blood simply. He did Raising Arizona Miller's Crossing Barry Son and felt. I
• 26:22
  was impressed with Day. Yeah, fantastic. I saw that Gary Ross wrote
• 26:29
  it, and he wrote some other favorites of mine. He did that Mister
• 26:33
  Baseball movie with Tom Selleck. I love that one. He exactly Yeah.
• 26:40
  He did Dave with Kevin Klein, which I loved. This is your guy.
• 26:47
  But then he went on to become a director too, and he wrote
• 26:51
  and directed Pleasantville, Sea Biscuit and even that first Hunger Games movie. So
• 26:56
  pretty impressive people behind the scenes getting to be big directors after this, No
• 27:02
  wonder this is a fun movie, I guess. Yeah, But Penny Marshall
• 27:06
  directed this one. I think the only movie we've covered of hers is A
• 27:10
  League of their Own. But she's done a bunch of good things, and
• 27:14
  I thought she did some really fun stuff with this. It's a very fun
• 27:18
  plot where a kid becomes an adult overnight. We've seen that a few times
• 27:22
  before, and it's always a good time. I loved that he was able
• 27:26
  to find a job where being a kid actually played to his advantage, and
• 27:30
  that was a really fun part of the movie. Yeah, and I just
• 27:34
  enjoy when a movie makes me think like maybe I should incorporate some new things
• 27:40
  in my life, Like I don't always need to be worried about, you
• 27:42
  know, adult responsibilities I have going on. Should take some time and just
• 27:47
  enjoy life and see things through the eyes of a kid every once in a
• 27:52
  while. It made me feel kind of warm and fuzzy like that. So
• 27:56
  I love it when a movie does that. So, yeah, that's that's
• 27:59
  great a little bit. Yeah, hot take, buddy take. Well,
• 28:07
  I agree with everything you guys said that it's it's nice, it's good.
• 28:14
  I reminded me of sort of a simpler time and you know, society wise,
• 28:18
  and in my life as well. I think I was twelve when it
• 28:22
  came out eighty eight, so theater and so that was a very like,
• 28:26
  you know, impactful time to see something like that always stuck with me.
• 28:29
  We had it on VHS and sure, you know, it was just back
• 28:33
  then there was just less media being thrown at us too, So like you
• 28:37
  know that that piano scene was just such a part of the cultural zeitgeist at
• 28:41
  the time. Everyone knows, you know, your chopsticks and you think of
• 28:45
  that or you see, you know, a big piano thing. My mind
• 28:48
  just goes to that, and I think a lot of people, you know,
• 28:51
  in my Slash hour demographic. Absolutely, yeah, for sure. Like
• 28:56
  like you said, think pieces and stuff, you can I think project onto
• 28:59
  it some more complicated type things. I don't really think it was the intention
• 29:03
  of the movie, but you know, it gets it got me thinking,
• 29:06
  like, you know, why do we love how do we love you know,
• 29:08
  when she's attracted to what is she attracted to in him? And stuff
• 29:14
  like that. But I think that's maybe just more me than the movie necessarily.
• 29:18
  Yeah, I agree, because I definitely found myself being like, well,
• 29:22
  of course she likes him. He's not asking anything of her like her
• 29:25
  other guy was like kind of using her, you know, like all these
• 29:27
  things. Right, So yeah, I'm with you, and yeah, just
• 29:32
  it felt good to watch and reminded me of you know, some other movies
• 29:34
  around that time that were like that as well, whether it was like John
• 29:38
  Hughes movies or you know, they're just like comfort food type stuff. Yeah,
• 29:44
  absolutely love it. Hot takes, Hot takes, very I love it.
• 29:49
  Should we go in and talk about our favorite acting performance. Time to
• 29:53
  name the dude the dude. I'm the dude, So that's what you call
• 29:59
  me, you know that, or his dudeness or dooder or you know,
• 30:04
  eldudino. If you're not into the whole brevity thing of it, Hey,
• 30:08
  who'd you have for the dude? Buddy? Well, I'm glad I got
• 30:11
  to go first. This is a good one to go first time. For
• 30:15
  sure. It's an all tar, No, it's it's tomics. You know,
• 30:22
  it's maybe not in his total upper pantheon of performances because that would be
• 30:27
  you know, the money Pit, the Burbs job versus the volcano, but
• 30:32
  like in that that one be tear Turner and Hooch things like that splash party
• 30:42
  good and then you know, just after that kind of that long city decline
• 30:47
  of his performances after that, And so I agreed, Yeah, it was
• 30:49
  nice to see him in his prime. There, that's a hot take right
• 30:56
  there. I like that a lot. Yeah, you're not wrong. It's
• 31:02
  obviously Tom Hanks. He was so great in this. It was really fun
• 31:07
  seeing him act like a kid when she is like you know, how do
• 31:11
  you feel about me that scene and he is just like oh getting no,
• 31:18
  like bashful, and then he just starts hitting her with the magazine like stop
• 31:22
  it. It was like it was perfect. He had he had some of
• 31:27
  that stuff. I just thought it was incredible. So like tiny corn and
• 31:30
  the cop too, just like oh that was that whole scene was great dude,
• 31:36
  and just kid those mannerisms you really it gets you believe in this unbelievable
• 31:41
  scenario. Yes, you just forget about the acting and you know, just
• 31:45
  the way he gets excited about things. The way that he you know,
• 31:48
  just gets moved and surprised and stuff is you know, it's it is,
• 31:52
  you know, all kidding aside, like a testament to his skill. I
• 31:56
  think that he makes that look easy. Yeah, absolutely, yeah, and
• 32:00
  it's just it's so cohesive. I'm also picking him. It's a clean,
• 32:05
  clean sweep for the dude. Yeah, he's just perfect. But like you
• 32:10
  both upset, he's so great, so believable, and like that that joy
• 32:15
  just bubbles out from him like that childlike joy in a way that I think
• 32:21
  it's really impressive and probably really hard to do in a believable way, but
• 32:25
  he he totally does it. And this movie really made me think about like,
• 32:30
  god, he's been He's been around my entire life doing exacting things.
• 32:35
  Because he looked like a baby there. I mean, I know he's an
• 32:37
  adult, you know still, but I was just like, oh, you're
• 32:40
  so young. But it was cool, Yeah, really neat to see.
• 32:45
  But I just think he's I love him in basically everything. You know,
• 32:51
  it's it's no Lady Killers, but it's pretty great Tory puff abes, but
• 32:57
  yeah, like that, but yeah, queen sweep, clean sweep, but
• 33:01
  let's talk about some of these supporting roles, and let's pick the two geo
• 33:05
  wah we got for this one. He again happy to go first. So
• 33:12
  Susan the character, Susan Elizabeth Perkins, the friend. If that's that's too
• 33:15
  chi eligible, then I'm grabbing her, oh for sure. When I was
• 33:21
  thinking about this this question watching the movie, it felt like all those secondary
• 33:23
  characters were kind of one note except for her, you know, And so
• 33:30
  I think that she had the best character written for her out of that and
• 33:31
  she just kept the car on the road. Basically. Yeah, I love
• 33:37
  that. Absolutely. She's so great, so dreamy, and she's another person
• 33:42
  that's been around forever. Yeah yeah, yeah, and she's still doing stuff.
• 33:46
  I also picked her. I would have given a runner up to Jared
• 33:52
  Rushton as Billy Copecky. I thought that kid was really funny when I was
• 33:58
  a kid, I was like, I definitely gravitated more towards him than like
• 34:02
  the main guy, Josh Baskin, Right. I just thought he was awesome,
• 34:07
  Like he was in some great stuff back in the day, was he
• 34:12
  Yeah, honey, I shrunk the kids. He's he's the younger brother of
• 34:15
  the kid next door. Suh. He's in Overboard. He's more kids at
• 34:22
  home. He had a good run. Man. Yeah he was in a
• 34:25
  but he's not doesn't have that many credits, but the ones he's in,
• 34:29
  he's really funny. He really went for it. Yeah, he was great
• 34:31
  though, and like he's just a kid and he got to be a kid
• 34:36
  in this. It was really fun. He's like, oh, go ahead,
• 34:38
  go ahead. Article about him, and I was sort of Google diving
• 34:43
  into, like where do I know him from? And he like dropped out
• 34:46
  of acting I think in his thirties, I want to say, and became
• 34:49
  like a rec producer, so it's like, you know, studio engineer and
• 34:53
  like doesn't really do interviews. And then now I believe he lives in Florida
• 34:57
  and just builds models. And I didn't even catch what kind of models.
• 35:00
  But he's like him semi retired in his forties and just you know, just
• 35:07
  love and life. That's for him. Yeah, good for him. That's
• 35:09
  awesome. I was gonna s add just think it's I think it's really fun
• 35:13
  that he is like the more responsible of the two, or like the more
• 35:16
  like street savvy, and that's just such a fun that's such a fun dynamic
• 35:22
  between Tom Hanks and him, you know, in those moments because they're both
• 35:25
  kids but not and you know, all these things really fun. Love that
• 35:30
  pack. Uh. Give a shout out to Robert Looshia who's not in this
• 35:37
  atan. I actually kind of remembered him being in it more. But he's
• 35:40
  so great. I love that guy. Well that one scene, that iconic
• 35:45
  scene, and maybe that's wise because that's such a great scene. Yeah,
• 35:49
  and John Lovetts. I forgot that he was the other computer. I forgot
• 35:52
  about John Lovett, and he's just always a treat feel like to see in
• 35:59
  those in any movie he shows up in. He's so sure. I really
• 36:04
  like John Hurd as Paul so her like her boyfriends at the time. He's
• 36:08
  so hateable. He really was good. Yeah, I don't get it.
• 36:15
  I don't get it. He was funny and it was really fun seeing the
• 36:22
  lady from that seventy Show, Debrah Joe Rupp, miss Patterson. I was
• 36:28
  like what I saw. That was her movie debut, which is pretty fun,
• 36:32
  very cool. And the only other person I was going to say was
• 36:36
  Mercedes Rules missus Baskin. I thought she was really good. Oh, she
• 36:39
  did do a great job. Yeah, yeah, good call, good call.
• 36:44
  Yeah, didn't that. There's not that many other folks that are in
• 36:46
  it for like an extended period. Nope. I guess you could give a
• 36:53
  you could give an honorary Tucci to the the grungy city of New York,
• 37:00
  like with all the gunshots and stuff for the years. Yeah, duper fun.
• 37:04
  But the dude screaming outside the door, that was another great acting scene
• 37:08
  from Tom Hanks. Him just breaking down. He just seems like a scared
• 37:13
  thirteen year old kid. It was really good. Yeah. Yeah, anybody
• 37:17
  else have any runners up for the twos or should we go into those scenes?
• 37:22
  Well, we did see James Eckhouse in there. Who you don't know
• 37:27
  who he is, but Jim Walsh from Beverly Hills nine O two one.
• 37:30
  Oh yes, dude, I forgot I put that in my notes. I
• 37:34
  forgot to put it on here. He's the dad and mister Walsh And we're
• 37:39
  rewatching that here at home right now. So we're about halfway through for maybe
• 37:43
  the third time. And dude, I did not know you loved it that
• 37:49
  much. That's awesome. I was to it a lot when I was a
• 37:52
  kid. Should I watch that like, what if I've never seen it,
• 37:57
  I've never seen an episode, would it be so fun? Yeah, you'll
• 38:00
  know in the first you know, three episodes, and then you'll have two
• 38:04
  hundred and forty nine more hour long after. It was fun when they got
• 38:08
  older, because then they got the peach pit like after dark and so then
• 38:14
  when they started getting like musical acts to come onto the show and stuff on,
• 38:19
  that was fun. And you get typany evertheesen as, the you know,
• 38:22
  sort of ingenue towards the second half and yeah, yeah, that's why
• 38:27
  I was watching at the end. There she was Kelly Kapowski. I had
• 38:31
  a huge crush on her. Oh she was so great. Yeah, so
• 38:36
  great. Nice, well, very very good. Good reference. Yes,
• 38:42
  well, I'm glad that was mentioned. Good call a. Well, yeah,
• 38:45
  let's go and pick our favorite scene. Let's pick the dinghis. The
• 38:50
  ding is quite simple, really ingasas I can talk about my dingas all day
• 38:54
  long. The dingas right after the Kelly Kapowski reference is really on the nose.
• 39:00
  I love that. I think the dingus, Hey, what do you
• 39:04
  got for your favorite scene? So the one that made me laugh the most
• 39:08
  this time through, I'm gonna set the piano on aside, because that's like
• 39:13
  obviously, but that's the one when he's at the like dinner party and he
• 39:19
  eats the caviar. Yes, so just the coughing and again it's that,
• 39:24
  you know, that brilliant acting of him. You know, he's keeps going
• 39:30
  with it and commits to it, and even as he's walking out, he's
• 39:32
  like barking out these coughs, and it just you know, you you think
• 39:37
  it's a thirteen year old kid trapped in him. Yep. The old body
• 39:40
  there absolutely, and we already talked about it. But the mini corn on
• 39:45
  the cob was hilarious, yea. But yeah, if you add that with
• 39:52
  the limo ride where he's playing with all the knobs, stands up in the
• 39:58
  in the little sun roof thing, and if you do that into the sleepover,
• 40:01
  like I could actually take that whole sequence, sure for sure, because
• 40:07
  when yeah, when she comes into his loft and sees this like thirteen year
• 40:10
  old bachelor pad and like haz herd jump on a trampoline and it's fun to
• 40:15
  see her kind of switch jumps on the top bunk of the of the yeah
• 40:20
  bunk bed too, and that's what Yes, it's always stuck with so fun
• 40:22
  and she's like, I love that. We have this moment of her being
• 40:25
  like kind of disappointed that they're not gonna, likee hook up or whatever,
• 40:30
  but then she's also like, oh this is kind of nice too, Like
• 40:34
  it's not only about that. I don't know that's how I took it anyway.
• 40:37
  Again, I'm putting my own, you know, explanation on there a
• 40:40
  little bit. But I just thought that was really neat. I love that
• 40:44
  scene, or that series of scenes. Yeah, for sure, it was
• 40:47
  really good. That was my runner up to the Fao Schwartz scenes. Caviar
• 40:53
  taste that bad. I'm so I can't I can't eat that. I would
• 40:59
  die. But is it that? I mean, it would be really yucky
• 41:04
  for a thirteen year old if you didn't like a weird texture, probably too
• 41:07
  very salty, yeah, kind of gooey and wet. And I would imagine
• 41:13
  he probably ate too much of it too. You know, it's something,
• 41:15
  It's just a little tiny bit, it's all you need. Oh is it
• 41:17
  just you just wanted like a little schmir from there? M okay, I've
• 41:22
  never been That's a world I can't explore. So I was just curious.
• 41:25
  Yeah, all right, but yeah, I mean the FAO short scene is
• 41:32
  iconic. It's wild, it's just so great. It's so good. Yeah,
• 41:38
  yeah, let's just say about it. It was at least as good
• 41:42
  as I remembered it, which I wasn't sure if it would hold up,
• 41:44
  but when it came on, I was just transported. Yeah. Yeah,
• 41:47
  I found my heart just glowing a little bit during that. It was just
• 41:51
  like such a sweet and like such a I don't know, it's so it's
• 41:57
  almost random that they came across that scene because it doesn't really I mean,
• 42:01
  it kind of moves the plot along, and that he likes him after that,
• 42:05
  but like he kind of liked him already. I don't know. I
• 42:07
  just I feel like it wasn't necessary, but it was so necessary. I
• 42:10
  don't know, I loved it. I really liked that a lot. Did
• 42:16
  you have any other scenes you wanted to talk about? Pukes? Yes,
• 42:22
  I really like the first scene when he and Billy are in the equipment room
• 42:27
  when he's big for the first time. I just think that's a pretty hysterical
• 42:30
  scene because like Billy's freaking out with good reason, you know, like all
• 42:35
  these things and whatever I think that's super fun Yes, so so great,
• 42:40
  love that whole thing and oh yeah, and then I just put the orderbs
• 42:47
  because I just love that hole, that whole bit. But you said that
• 42:52
  whole segment, so which I'm on board with the party though. I also
• 42:55
  like the I don't get it scene. I think that's really funny, but
• 43:00
  it's a building. What's fun about? What's fun Yeah, so funny and
• 43:06
  just the other guy's face like I'm gonna murder you if you don't shut up,
• 43:12
  I'm gonna kill you. Super funny. Another one a little like that
• 43:17
  that I enjoyed was when his first day on the job and he's being shown
• 43:22
  his cubicle and Jim Walsh is walking off. He just gives a by like
• 43:30
  just like beautiful timing and just like it reminds you of what's going on if
• 43:35
  you might have forgotten for a moment. Yes, totally. I also love
• 43:39
  the because I've been in offices like this, the like slot down guy,
• 43:44
  you want to put us all a lot of a job. Yeah, he
• 43:47
  didn't even look like he was going that fast. A little wow, John
• 43:54
  lovet easy, You're not doing much. Yeah, so funny, so funny.
• 44:04
  That was yeah, I think that's pretty easy. I think we've got
• 44:07
  to take the FA or short scene. Yeah, big, Yeah, I'm
• 44:10
  on board with that for sure. That was easy. Let's let's go and
• 44:15
  talk about some fun quote. Let's go to show me the money, show
• 44:20
  me the man, show me Maybe you want to go first with some quotes,
• 44:29
  Pal, Yeah, do you want to get your bleep ready? Or
• 44:34
  should I not say? Yeah? The who the fuck do you think you
• 44:38
  are from? From the friend? Uh his name? But that? Yeah,
• 44:45
  And as I was reading up on like trivia on the movie, it
• 44:47
  was, you know, one of the few scenes where an F bomb gets
• 44:51
  to get dropped in a in a PG movie. Yeah, I read that
• 44:53
  too. Yeah, that's awesome. And it was a real like you know,
• 44:58
  kind of grabbed them by the show and get him a snap out of
• 45:00
  it, and yeah, try to remember who he really is and he's not
• 45:05
  this you know, corporal body necessarily, but the soul inside of it,
• 45:09
  if you allow me to project a little bit again. Yeah, yeah right
• 45:14
  right, nice? Cool? Do you have any more? Let's see we
• 45:20
  talked about the coffee and I had that is kind of both things. Yeah,
• 45:25
  yeah, I think those are those are the ones that really resonated with
• 45:28
  me. Cool. I like we kind of brought it up a little bit.
• 45:32
  When she goes up to the loft, she's like, I'm not so
• 45:36
  sure we should do this. He's like, do what? Well? I
• 45:38
  like you and I want to spend the night with you. Do you mean
• 45:42
  sleepover? Well? Yeah, okay, but I get to be on top.
• 45:49
  He really thinks about it first too. He's like, yeah, okay,
• 45:52
  it's pretty great. Yeah, yeah, I love that. That's funny.
• 45:57
  I liked when he is innervieing for the job. He's like, where'd
• 46:00
  you go to school? He's like, it was called George Washington? Oh,
• 46:05
  gw my brother in law got his doctorate there. Did you pledge yes?
• 46:08
  Every morning? All of that was pretty great. I was enjoying that
• 46:15
  really fun When Lovetts is talking to him and he's like, see that girl
• 46:21
  over there in the red say hi to her and she's yours. She'll have
• 46:24
  her legs around You're so tight, you'll be begging for mercy. Well,
• 46:29
  I'll stay away from her. Then. I love that so much, So
• 46:34
  funny. Why don't you say somebody? They go to cash the check,
• 46:40
  the tellers like, okay, how would you like that and they have to
• 46:44
  step away to like confer with each other. They come back three times,
• 46:47
  one hundred dollars bill and eighty seven once. That was great. I loved
• 46:52
  that one and eighty seven dollars. He's so excited. God, yeah,
• 46:58
  that really screwy, you don't ye, Yeah, it's so so good.
• 47:01
  Oh of course that's like fifteen nights in a Manhattan hotel in that world,
• 47:07
  right, Yeah, dude, that's the hottest take. It was seventeen fifty
• 47:12
  for the for the hotel. Not a bad room. Pretty big man,
• 47:16
  pretty big yelling. I just think this is funny from a h It gets
• 47:25
  weirder as you get older. But he's when he's like, I'm gonna be
• 47:29
  thirty years old for the rest of my life, and I'm I'm now at
• 47:31
  the point where I'm like, could be worse, not so bad. That
• 47:35
  sounds awesome. Everything still works. I don't know, you should really think
• 47:38
  about this, buddy. I just thought that was funny. Uh, this
• 47:44
  is Derek. He drives is just such a brutal line. He drives,
• 47:52
  and then right after that they're like, you have to be this tall and
• 47:55
  rutal man so that his mom is like taking pictures of him in line next
• 48:01
  to a girl, just like everything's going wrong, Mom, Please, for
• 48:06
  God's sake, it's so funny. Oh, I also love She spent the
• 48:12
  last three months writing down her married name missus Judy Hicks, missus Donald Hicks,
• 48:15
  Missus Judy Mitchelson Hicks, sometimes with the hyphen, sometimes with auto hyphen.
• 48:21
  Sometimes she spells the hyphen. I just love that line. I just
• 48:24
  think it's so funny. Uh. And I didn't realize that the when they
• 48:30
  do the space goes down Down, Baby Down down the roller coaster, that
• 48:32
  whole thing times. I didn't know that was like a nursery rhyme that started
• 48:38
  that because I know it from the also from the Nelly song you know,
• 48:45
  yeah, yeah, right, But that's like a nursery rhyme. That's very
• 48:50
  ubiquitous. I didn't know that. I though thought that was fun. That
• 48:53
  was funny. They met a girlfriend to trisket. Yeah, and then oh,
• 49:01
  I thought this was so funny. When he goes in, we probably
• 49:06
  should have said this scene. I guess you kind of mentioned it on the
• 49:07
  way in. But when he gets left alone in the hotel for the first
• 49:10
  time and he's so scared, it's that's a great scene. But right before
• 49:15
  Billy leaves, he's like, Josh is like, well, what if I
• 49:19
  can't sleep? And then he's like, it's probably better if you don't.
• 49:22
  Yeah, it's just like, ah, so funny. I love that.
• 49:28
  Did you have any others, buddy? I didn't really know. It wasn't
• 49:32
  a ton of like big ye agreed quotes, Yeah, agreed. Well cool,
• 49:38
  let's just move ahead then to bugs. Boohoo, momenta Wow. Strong
• 49:45
  men also cry, strong men also. I picked three maybe four, love
• 49:53
  it, love it. I'll go through him here. The first one is
• 49:58
  when Josh is spend the night in the NYC hotel room and starts crying when
• 50:01
  he hears the man screaming in the hallway and guns being shot outside. Yeah,
• 50:06
  that's gary. Yeah, and it's just so sad, sad when Josh's
• 50:12
  buddy comes to his office and he doesn't have time for him and he has
• 50:15
  to tell him off. Yeah that did get me for sure. And then
• 50:21
  yeah, just the ending. I didn't know for sure where it started,
• 50:24
  but where he's saying goodbye to Susan and then when he walks in and we
• 50:30
  can hear his mom freaking out. You know, she's so excited. It
• 50:32
  was definitely the mom stuff that got me for sure. Yeah, for sure.
• 50:37
  And then the one maybe that I had was maybe when he is trying
• 50:40
  to tell Susan that he's thirteen, but he starts with I miss my family
• 50:45
  and I want to go home. Just the way that he said it was
• 50:49
  like, really, yeah, that's true. I didn't get that done,
• 50:52
  so it must not have got me though, Yeah, but you're I did
• 50:54
  like that part a lot. Yeah, Well then she just assumes he's yeah,
• 51:00
  right, right right, what see not that I'm a thirteen year old
• 51:05
  little guy. That's fair. That's a fair assumption. Do you think he
• 51:08
  bohooed anymore? Abe? The only the one that I made a note of
• 51:13
  was when they were like dancing in the restaurant on their first like the real
• 51:17
  date after the sleepover, and felt kind of tender there like that you know
• 51:24
  that was that was tender. I admit I did find myself just being like,
• 51:30
  but he's thirteen, what are the how do we feel about this?
• 51:34
  What's I don't know? I don't know. So I didn't cry. I
• 51:37
  just had the three You nailed it, pal, Yes, good work,
• 51:44
  good work. I kind of expected more, to be honest, but I
• 51:45
  didn't agree. I don't remember a ton of the middle parts of this movie.
• 51:51
  For whatever. It was another one where I was like shocked that the
• 51:54
  piano scene was so early, like that, that kind of pillar scene.
• 51:59
  I was like, Oh, that's pretty okay. We got a lot of
• 52:01
  money, right right, So, but yeah, you nailed the pale cool
• 52:07
  good works. Let's go on to some movie trivia here. Let's see,
• 52:14
  according to Robert Loggia, on the day they filmed the famous walking piano scene,
• 52:20
  he and Tom Hanks noticed that the doubles were dressed like them and they
• 52:23
  were on hand just in case they couldn't do the dance moves correctly. So
• 52:28
  it became their goal to do the entire number without the aid of doubles,
• 52:30
  and they succeeded. Yeah. I feel like that would have been very noticeable
• 52:36
  had they switched, you know, you see their faces the whole time.
• 52:40
  Yeah, yeah, would have It would have been different, maybe not cool.
• 52:45
  They did go down to the feet. They could have gone down to
• 52:47
  the feet, but I think it's cool that they did it, and I
• 52:51
  think that that was probably fun for them to be like, all right,
• 52:53
  here's the plan. You know we're gonna do it. To give Tom Hanks
• 52:59
  an idea of how a thirteen year old would behave, director Penny Marshall filmed
• 53:02
  each grown up scene with David Moscow young Josh playing Hanks's part, and then
• 53:09
  Hanks copied Moscow's behavior. Hanks would go on to do something similar for Forrest
• 53:14
  Gump as well, when he spent time with Michael Connor Humphries, who played
• 53:19
  young Forrest, and imitated his Southern accent to prepare for the part. I
• 53:24
  thought that was really cool, and we probably I don't think we mentioned it.
• 53:28
  That kid was pretty good too. He wasn't all yeah, he was
• 53:31
  fine, he was fun. Yeah, but I thought that was neat that
• 53:36
  they like went all that trouble of having him actually do the scenes and stuff.
• 53:39
  That's pretty cool, pretty cool. Penny Marshall became the first female director
• 53:45
  to ever direct a movie that grows more than one hundred million at the box
• 53:47
  office with this film, So that's cool. Yeah, she paved the way
• 53:52
  for Greta Gerwig, big time, big time man. That's crazy. That's
• 53:59
  a that's just a few dollars. According to Monica rushed In, Jared Rushton,
• 54:06
  who played Billy and young Josh. Oh. According to all these folks,
• 54:12
  they were put in a room with a bunch of toys to play with.
• 54:15
  So it was the kid who played Billy, Young Josh, Tom Hanks.
• 54:20
  We're all put in a room and they had silly string there, and
• 54:22
  they eventually tried to just gross each other out using the silly string. And
• 54:27
  that's how that got into the movie, because they were like, this is
• 54:30
  perfect, let's do it. So I think that's so fun. I love
• 54:34
  that Tom Hanks improvised the baby corn scene, which I think is brilliant,
• 54:42
  and that's why he's a genius. I love it so much. This is
• 54:46
  I don't understand this, but it was in the trivia, so I have
• 54:51
  to presume it's at least partially true. It's not known who played Josh's baby
• 54:54
  sister Rachel in the movie, as the child actress is not credited in the
• 54:59
  closing credits. To this day, her identity is unknown and remains a mystery,
• 55:04
  like no one knows. That seems weird to me. That is crazy,
• 55:08
  So that's such a strange thing. Ghost baby, ghost baby, That
• 55:14
  baby isn't real. That baby was actually a forty five year Old Man,
• 55:21
  along with Spaceballs, Caddyshack, and Beetlejuice. This is the one of the
• 55:25
  only four films that used the word in a PG film during the PG thirteen
• 55:32
  era. I guess Caddyshack was PG. Huh. That's insane to me.
• 55:38
  Okay, I can't see that right now. Yeah, pretty wild. Let's
• 55:43
  see. The amusement park where Josh finds the Zoltar machine is Playland, which
• 55:47
  has been operating in Ryan, New York since nineteen twenty eight. I thought
• 55:52
  that that was kind of cool for a long time. Let's see the cavern
• 55:58
  of the Evil Wizard computer game isn't real. It was created for the movie,
• 56:01
  which is pretty cool. Yeah, those five In the film, Josh
• 56:08
  comes up with the brilliant idea of robots that transform into prehistoric giant insects,
• 56:14
  and this is nearly identical to the Insecticons, a group of robots from the
• 56:17
  Transformers toy line, which was released three years before the movie. So they
• 56:23
  nailed it. I guess. Let's see. This movie was ranked number ten
• 56:30
  on American on the American Film Institute's list of the ten greatest films in the
• 56:36
  fantasy genre. Fantasy Huh. Yeah, A lot of fantasy that seems questionable,
• 56:44
  but good for them. It's a fun movie. Uh. Tom Hanks
• 56:46
  was thirty one and Elizabeth Perkins was twenty eight during filming, I always think
• 56:51
  that's fun. Costume designers took special care to ensure that Susan realistically transitions from
• 57:00
  uptight businesswoman at the beginning of the movie to like sweet, almost girl like
• 57:04
  personae, and they kind of so they went with her wardrobe and her hair
• 57:08
  to become less and less adult. It goes from like pinned up to like
• 57:13
  loose to you know down. She goes from like suits then to you know,
• 57:19
  separates and skirts, and then her shoes go from heels to flats and
• 57:22
  stuff. More like a student, they say. And yeah, I thought
• 57:27
  that was fun. Thought it was kind of neat. And actually, at
• 57:30
  the end of the movie, when Susan discovers Josh's real age, she was
• 57:34
  scripted to kiss him goodbye on the lips, but Elizabeth Perkins was like,
• 57:37
  no, it's got to be on the forehead, which is the right card.
• 57:40
  I think that's a good that's a good instinct. Let's stick with that
• 57:44
  because that would have been kind of that would have been weirder well yeah,
• 57:47
  yeah, yeah, great. And then it was rumored that the nineteen eighty
• 57:53
  nine Australian CBS Fox video VHS of the movie had an alternate ending in which
• 58:00
  Susan makes a wish on this Aultar machine to be a little girl so she
• 58:04
  can be with Josh. But that's not true. Oh it just it wasn't
• 58:09
  like that. It would have been an interesting ending, but it was that
• 58:13
  wasn't actually on the video as an alternate ending. Oh okay, because I
• 58:17
  mean he throws that he asked her to do that. She's like, I've
• 58:22
  been there, I've done that was hard enough the first time. Yeah,
• 58:25
  yeah, which I get. Yeah, that would thirteen. I'd probably be
• 58:30
  thirteen again. I was so handsome. It's life was easy. Yeah,
• 58:35
  I mean really easy. Yeah. If I if I would have had as
• 58:38
  easy as you did, I go back there as well, killing it.
• 58:45
  I look at you. Yeah you were was one of them driving truck a
• 58:53
  year later. Yeah, but that was all all the trivia. I had
• 59:01
  one other thing with it looked like the shimmy shimmy kokobap. The deal was
• 59:07
  Tom Hanks's idea, which I thought was fun. He got it from his
• 59:10
  son had learned it at summer camp and so his son was doing it all
• 59:14
  over, which we know is Colin Hanks, which is kind of fun.
• 59:19
  But yeah. Then I had people up for the roles and a lot of
• 59:24
  big names there, a lot of big names. Yeah. So when Penny
• 59:28
  Marshall got the script, apparently no studio was interested in it. It was
• 59:31
  only when Robert de Niro announced he wanted the role of Josh Baskin that people
• 59:37
  wanted to do it. Wow. So de Niro was in for a while,
• 59:42
  and then I think he got busy and he couldn't do it. I
• 59:45
  saw somewhere else that he wanted too much money, basically for the budget too.
• 59:50
  I think it was yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Good callow
• 59:54
  a different movie. I feel like, yeah, well, yeah, he
• 1:00:00
  actually he might have been able to do it. Actually, i'd be interested
• 1:00:04
  to see. I could see it. Maybe. Do you think we'll ever
• 1:00:07
  get to the point where, like AI will remake some of these movies with
• 1:00:12
  that. That's a good call, dude, that would be weird. I'd
• 1:00:15
  be weird. I don't support it, but I probably would watch them.
• 1:00:19
  Oh yeah, yeah, like philosophically against it, but probably be fun to
• 1:00:23
  see Robert out at least like a scene or two maybe or something. It's
• 1:00:29
  like when you see those scenes of Eric Stoltz doing Back to the Future.
• 1:00:31
  It's weird. It's weird, and I want to know. Yeah, anyway,
• 1:00:36
  sorry. I also saw that John Travolta was one of Penny Marshall's top
• 1:00:40
  choices for Josh Oh Okay. He wanted to do it, but the studio
• 1:00:45
  didn't want him and he was still box office poison at the time. Really
• 1:00:51
  this was before it was before pulp fiction, but it would have been around
• 1:00:55
  the time of Look Who's talking and he was He was killing it with that.
• 1:01:00
  Wasn't that at that time? No, I don't think so. But
• 1:01:04
  I saw Harrison Ford turned it down. Royan Williams was considered, and I
• 1:01:09
  could definitely see that Rob Williams would have been great. I mean he ended
• 1:01:13
  up doing that very much. Yeah, with Jack, Steve Guttenberg was considered
• 1:01:20
  for the role of Josh baskin Fun. He turned it down because he was
• 1:01:23
  doing three minute a baby cute. Yeah, speaking of ghosts, wasn't it
• 1:01:29
  that film where they said they saw a ghosts in the background? Yeah?
• 1:01:34
  I think that was like a legend yeah, went for a long time.
• 1:01:37
  Yeah, it looks like Bill Murray was considered for Josh Baskin. He he
• 1:01:44
  did Scrooged instead. I'm seeing that John Lithgo was considered for the role of
• 1:01:50
  Paul, so John Hurd's part, Okay, I thought you were definitely that
• 1:01:57
  what I couldn't see that. I could see him as Paul. Absolutely could
• 1:02:01
  see him as Paul for sure. And I saw that Deborah Winger was originally
• 1:02:07
  considered for Susan but couldn't take it. She was pregnant at the time,
• 1:02:12
  and apparently she recommended Elizabeth Perkins. Fun. No, that's that's all I
• 1:02:16
  had, Hey, what did you have anything else? But I made a
• 1:02:21
  list also, Michael Keaton was another one that I saw. His name fun
• 1:02:25
  and Judge ld Judge Rynold, which nice. Yeah, but that was yeah,
• 1:02:32
  I think you covered the rest of the ones that I read through it
• 1:02:36
  nice. Yeah, I could. I could absolutely see Michael Keaton doing it
• 1:02:38
  too, especially after seeing him do Multiplicity where he was all those different yet
• 1:02:45
  Yeah, yeah, for sure. Nice. Nice. Well will there be
• 1:02:50
  a sequel judgment? Day? Oh? Bigger, bigger, huge, huge,
• 1:02:59
  Yeah, he wants to be on the varsity basketball team, and he
• 1:03:02
  gets gets drafted to the NBA. He's much bigger, so much bigger,
• 1:03:07
  but he's only a freshman in high school. But he's in the NBA.
• 1:03:09
  Now that's what i'd watch. That, isn't that basically be like Mike?
• 1:03:16
  Was that the little bow Wow one? I didn't see it might have just
• 1:03:21
  been bow Wow at that point. I remember when he changed, Okay,
• 1:03:24
  got you got you to be respectful? I don't. Yes, I'm sorry,
• 1:03:29
  I always put the little in there. I'm sorry, sorry, mister
• 1:03:32
  bow Wow, Sorry mister Wow. Yeah, probably not. No, no,
• 1:03:40
  again, I don't even know if they could remake it. I mean,
• 1:03:45
  yeah, right, I'm Tom Hanks being well, no, he's even
• 1:03:49
  like probably too old to be right, the dad of the kid wanting to
• 1:03:53
  do it, you know what I mean? Yeah? Right right, at
• 1:03:58
  this point, you'd have to be like the Late to Life dad or something,
• 1:04:02
  right, you know, Late to Children dad. Yeah, probably not,
• 1:04:09
  but we got the title. The title is definitely bigger. Yeah,
• 1:04:12
  for sure, it's gotta be bigger. It's gotta be bigger. Well,
• 1:04:15
  do you guys want to play a game? Oh? Yeah, that sounds
• 1:04:17
  fun. Yes, okay, good abe? How was waiting I wasn't sure
• 1:04:23
  about that, but I decided to do a starting five. So this is
• 1:04:28
  the five actors one you remember this one name where I do five actors my
• 1:04:33
  favorite film or my favorite actors, not top build actors. And yeah,
• 1:04:41
  once you know it, ring in with your name. All of these ten
• 1:04:44
  films have something in common. If you know what it is, you can
• 1:04:48
  ring in at anytime to guess for a point. And oh, if there
• 1:04:54
  are remaining names left, you can steal from the other guy and ringing and
• 1:04:59
  gets some points. That way. Cool, cool, let's do it.
• 1:05:01
  Number one. The first name is John Taturo. The second name Philip Seymour
• 1:05:13
  Hoffman, Bugs Bugs. Is it the big Lebowski? It is the Big
• 1:05:19
  Lebowski? Yeah? Right, Oh, I got a name? People?
• 1:05:25
  Uh? Three names? Uh? The dude? Five four is? Why
• 1:05:33
  am I blanking somebody? All these people right now? Five four? Three?
• 1:05:42
  Is this? He doesn't have any of them? Hey, if you
• 1:05:47
  get three names, Okay, we have Julianne Moore. Oh I didn't pick
• 1:05:54
  Julianne Moore. You got two more names. Oh, I just don't want
• 1:06:02
  Sam Elliott. I didn't pick Sam Elliott, either of you guys. I
• 1:06:08
  feel like I'm gonna give a half a poet for this for sure. And
• 1:06:13
  then and one one more name? What's her name? It's not a her
• 1:06:18
  yet, said dude. You haven't said You haven't said Walter. You haven't
• 1:06:24
  said Donnie. Oh, Walter is the one I thought of five? Damn
• 1:06:31
  it? Three? Okay, you got one, so yeah, I'll give
• 1:06:38
  a one and a half there, But yeah, you missed Jeff Bridges and
• 1:06:43
  John Goodman there. That's terrible. But abs on the board is one and
• 1:06:47
  a half. You got big Lebowski. Yeah, you only got big Lebowski.
• 1:06:51
  Yeah, my brain shut off, it really did. You're just like,
• 1:06:58
  okay, let's go to number two. The first name Glenn Close.
• 1:07:03
  Oh. The second name William hurt out cheat. The third name Tom Baringer,
• 1:07:17
  the babe, Yes, so I'm name in the movie your name in
• 1:07:21
  the movie The Big Chill. That is correct. You got two more names?
• 1:07:30
  Is Robert Downy Jr. In that one? He and not to my
• 1:07:33
  knowledge, no one more guest. Gosh, I got nothing. Yeahs do
• 1:07:45
  you know anybody else in The Big Chill? No? I don't. I
• 1:07:48
  had Jeff Goldbloom and Kevin Klein as my top two. But there were more
• 1:07:53
  people in there. Yeah, it was pretty stacked. That was the one
• 1:07:58
  where Kevin Costner is in in the casket and you never see his face,
• 1:08:03
  first thing ever, and they only showed his hand. Okay, cool,
• 1:08:10
  Ape did you get one there too? He got the big chill and that
• 1:08:14
  was it? Yea, yeah, let's go at one point. Rob is
• 1:08:17
  the theme movies with Big in the title. It absolutely is. Okay,
• 1:08:21
  yes, that point, I'm gonna need it, clearly. I can't remember
• 1:08:25
  that name. And there's there's some tough ones in this one. So those
• 1:08:29
  first two were not that. It's it's got one of the better soundtracks of
• 1:08:35
  all time, a lot of motown. Cool, yeah, cool. Let's
• 1:08:42
  go to number three. Okay, the first name Marissa Toomey, Oh I
• 1:08:49
  forgot was in this movie? Number two Ryan Gosling, oh m hmm.
• 1:08:58
  Number three, Bradley Pitt, Number four, Steve Carrell Abe, the Big
• 1:09:11
  Short, The Big Short. Nicely done, buddy in one name. Apparently
• 1:09:15
  she might be Steve Carrell's wife. Okay, sure, she also could might
• 1:09:21
  not be. One name remaining. What's his name? Batman? Christian Bale
• 1:09:32
  got it? Two points for Abe. They're doing great work. Yeah,
• 1:09:39
  he's got like kind of the weird eye, yeah, weird eye. And
• 1:09:43
  he's got the baseball bat all the time and stuff. Right, yeah,
• 1:09:45
  yeah, okay, let's go to number four. The first name is Victor
• 1:09:51
  Wong, but the second name, you guys, is Dennis Dunne. But
• 1:09:57
  the third name Jaye Sames Hong bugs, bugs, big trouble Little China,
• 1:10:04
  Big trouble in little China. Yes, you got it, Big trouble in
• 1:10:09
  Little China. Very good, dude. You get two names remaining. I
• 1:10:15
  swear I'm brain dad tonight. Five Goldie Hans Husbands, Russell Russell. Is
• 1:10:26
  that his first name or last name? Russell? What do you think?
• 1:10:30
  I think it's his last name? Okay? Is this Jeopardy scoring here?
• 1:10:35
  Five? What is his name? What's wrong with me? Too? No?
• 1:10:43
  Russell? Okay, you got Kurt Russell? Do you know? Well?
• 1:10:46
  No, you're you're done. Do you know what the last name is?
• 1:10:49
  A? Oh gosh, I haven't seen that since in probably thirty years.
• 1:10:54
  I can't think of her name. I've never seen it. She's in
• 1:10:58
  Sex in the City. She is, Yeah, it's that lady. It's
• 1:11:00
  Samantha. It is Samantha. Do you know who plays Samantha Ape. I
• 1:11:08
  think, yeah, nicely done, could work? Oh nice? Oh yeah
• 1:11:19
  sure. Apparently her and Sarahdisica Parker don't like each other, so oh that's
• 1:11:27
  why that's the rumor. Yeah, you don't want to make the storm hate
• 1:11:31
  you. It's never a good idea. I got two Ape got one on
• 1:11:35
  that one. Yes, he got yep, yep. I would like to
• 1:11:40
  point out I love Big Trouble Little China. Yeah. I don't know why
• 1:11:44
  I watched that one all the time. That was one that really was a
• 1:11:46
  heavy rotation for me. Nice man, and also Kurt Russell not really the
• 1:11:51
  hero on that, it's the other dude, but he gets all the credit,
• 1:11:55
  which is really fun. Nice, it's fun. Yeah. Anyway,
• 1:12:00
  let's go to number five. You guys. The first name is Benicio del
• 1:12:02
  Toro. Oh, the second name is Valeria Golino, the third name Chris
• 1:12:15
  Christofferson, the fourth name Penelope Anne Miller, and the fifth and final name
• 1:12:30
  is the recently deceased Paul Rubens. Five four Big Top Peewee, Big Top
• 1:12:43
  Peewee. You got it, because there's a few Big Peewee ones, but
• 1:12:45
  you got the correct one. I'm impressed. Dang it. The second one.
• 1:12:50
  Then yeah, the sequel. Nice yeah, nicely done, dude,
• 1:12:57
  Thanks m Are. We had after five Bukes, Abe, it's six and
• 1:13:01
  a half and I have four, so okay, close, very close.
• 1:13:08
  All right, here we go number six. The first name is John Stewart,
• 1:13:14
  the second name Rob Schneider bus Bukes. Big Daddy, Big Daddy is
• 1:13:20
  correct. Nicely done Adams, Yes, Adam Sandler pop anonymous Adam Sandler two
• 1:13:30
  more, Leslie Man is in it. Nicely done? I did. I
• 1:13:36
  never this, this has happened before. I don't know the name of the
• 1:13:40
  other gal. Yeah, babe, do you know who that is? I
• 1:13:44
  don't think I'll ever come up with that. I don't think so. I
• 1:13:46
  thought maybe once she was the star of Chasing Amy Adams. Oh wow,
• 1:13:58
  I'll give you half a point I gave him. I had the DVD so
• 1:14:03
  nice, huge, huge crush on her and Jason Amy. Oh yeah.
• 1:14:08
  She had a real fun voice that I've never really heard one, like,
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  yeah, mall rats too, mall rats. I mean she might have been
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  I think she might do it and dazed and confused to think absolutely ye was.
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  Yeah, which rats together? Sometimes I feel like that'd be a nice
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  time. Yeah, I love them. They're making a sequel and we know
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  it. Yeah, he told us, he told us that's fun. All
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  right, let's keep going. Let's go to number seven. The first name
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  is Jessica Lang, Minnesota's own. The second name is Helena Bonham Carter mm
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  hmm. The third name is Billy crude up. The fourth name you and
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  McGregor on. The fifth and final name is Albert Finney. Five babe,
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  big fish, big fish got work. God, I would nicely done.
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  We are gonna be talking about that one. Oh yeah, we're doing an
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  episode on that, aren't way. We are fun. I'm excitedly fun.
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  Yep, it's a fun wild film. It is. It's crazy. Here
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  we go. Here's number eight, you guys. The first name is Anthony
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  Anderson. The second name is Terrence Howard. The third name is Paul Jamati.
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  Yeah. The fourth name is Nia Long, who I think broke up
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  with the Boston Celtics coach from last year. Do you remember that? Oh
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  yeah, yeah yeah. And the fifth and final name is Martin Lawrence.
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  Oh it's not the one I was thinking of that. Four bugs Bukes,
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  Big Mama's House, Big Mama's House. He got it. I did not
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  think anybody was getting Big Mama's House. The whole time. I was thinking
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  Big Fat Liar, which is a really bad movie Giamatti was in. I
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  mean I liked it as a kid, but it was like a kid.
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  Yeah, that's I mean. That could have been number nine here oh sorry,
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  oh number nine Paul jim No. The first name Kristen Ritter. The
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  second name is Danny Houston. Oh. The third name is Jason Schwartzman.
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  The fourth name is Christoph Waltz m HM. The fifth and final name is
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  Amy Adams. Fine four oh, bugs bukes. I think it was called
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  Big Guys, Big Guys. Nice. Actually that's about the paintings, right,
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  yeah, he takes credit paintings or something. Yeah, it was like
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  a true story. Did you watch them? Did you watch it? I
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  saw it in the theater. Was it good? It was okay? Oh
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  just okay though. Yeah. Yeah, this is probably why I didn't see
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  it, because I asked you and you were like it was okay. Yeah,
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  yeah, what happens? Where are we going into the last one?
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  Now I have nine? Abe has eight? We are wow, my god?
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  All right? Number ten last one. First name is Laney Kazan.
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  The second name though, Michael Kennin teen, The third name Joey fatone Joe,
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  The fourth name John Corbett, and the fifth and final name is Nia
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  vardalos Abe big fat Greeking. Oh my goodness, are we a tie?
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  Of course we're out of tie, man. I have four other films that
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  have uh have the word big in them questionable and we'll see, we'll see
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  how we do. I have to currently go to IMDb and just I am
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  gonna just say the first five build. Here we go. Number one is
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  Michelle Placedo. You guys got it? Got it? Yet? You got
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  Michelle Placeto. Nobody? You said you went to AMDB or pornhob Yeah,
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  IMDb. Kind to look at it. It was yellow and black, and
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  I have gotten a little scared. Edward Herman, No, nobody. Uh.
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  The third name is fred Ward from Yeah, you know fred Ward.
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  You know him too, from Tremors. Let's go to the fourth name,
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  which is Lily Tomlin, and the fifth and final name is Bette Midler.
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  Does anybody know what this is? Lily Tomlin? No, I actually saw
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  this one when I was a kid. It's called Big Business. So I'm
• 1:20:00
  gonna go to another one. Here we go, the fifth name is Damon
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  Wayne's junior or excuse me, I guess it'll be the first name. The
• 1:20:15
  second name is TJ. Miller, The third name is Jamie Chung, fourth
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  name is Scott ads It, and the fifth and final name is Ryan Potter.
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  And the hint I will give you is that this is an animated film,
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  an animated Pixar film. I don't can't think of anything, all right.
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  That was a big Hero six. Oh of course. Okay, So
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  now I'm gonna go to we can very late on Kurt Russell. Uh yeah,
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  let's give it dad. That sounds great, Hey, way to be
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  our winner, buddy. The only last two movies was one of Fat Liar.
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  That was one of them, oh for real yea. And the other
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  one was The Big Year, which I know we've done. Be sure,
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  sure, hand it to you on a silver platter. But that's great.
• 1:21:30
  That's great, good word game, killing it? Thank you killing it off
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  here. That was hilarious. We want to remind everyone to reduce, reuse
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  and recycle at Abe's Beast and the best really of all humanity's recycle guys.
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  It's a great idea. We need it. Hey, thanks for coming on.
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  Buddy, this was a blast. Thanks for having me. You're awesome,
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  next for you guys. It's gonna be a ton of fun. But that
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  does it today for the movie Big I'm Rob Blind, quizt I'm Bex.
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