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Ten Most Rewatchable Action Movies · Brainwaves

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  Hey, it is a very special episode of Two Shot Tuesday
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  here. We say this often and we mean it
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  because it's so often is true. My name is Jason Riley.
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  I'm one of your hosts and with me Barry T Nixon, my Co host and
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  really the beating heart of this podcast, wouldn't you say?
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  OK. Well, that's very nice of you.
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  I've often called you the beating heart you have.
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  So I don't know, I guess I got the heart today and that's I'm.
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  I'm returning the table. That's nice of you.
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  Nice of. You know what, we're coming at
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  you a little bit early because the reason we're getting this
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  recording just a touch early is because I will be in once again
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  in Tokyo, Japan for a week. So we'll be missing that
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  recording week, finishing off the filming on this series that
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  I'm very excited, Barry, to bring to you in the hopefully
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  not too distant future. Yeah, I'm excited to watch it.
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  You said it's going to be on prime for our audience.
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  They should keep an eye open for that.
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  Yeah, get ready to get your subscription up.
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  We'll make sure to update our audience when the time comes.
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  But before that, we've got plenty of excitement.
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  Today's episode is dedicated to a story that I had not sent to
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  me, but I discovered it on the Google.
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  And it's from looper.com, where they counted down what they
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  believe are the 10 most rewatchable action movies of all
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  time. And I said to myself, I know one
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  person will be able to verify or or not verify this list, and
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  that's Barry T Nixon. And we should do that live on
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  the show. OK, ready for this?
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  I'm ready. Let's get into it.
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  All right, we got a format around here.
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  And so to kick us off, we always start with shot #1 Barry, what
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  have you got? Jay, I am delighted with Welcome
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  back Jameson Black Barrel. As you know, I was living in a
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  Black barrel desert for some time, but it's back, baby, it's
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  back. Perfect and I am trying out a
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  brand new whiskey that I found at my local called the Whistler.
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  It's an Irish whiskey. Now Whistler makes me think of
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  skiing British Columbia. Yep, the Whistler makes me think
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  of somebody whistling crazily on the street or something.
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  So. Somebody who's inebriated and
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  yes. Exactly and whistling, having a
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  great time. Will this be a great time as a
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  shot? I'm going to find out for the
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  very first time here. Live with you.
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  Perfect. Cheers.
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  Cheers, that is a spring breeze blowing around my esophagus.
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  How about you? Oh boy, that looks chewy.
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  It's a it's an oak cask and I would say this is like an entire
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  dining room table. It's.
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  The whole set, any set chairs included, brother.
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  Yeah, good. It's oak.
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  That's sturdy. I don't love the sturdy wood.
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  It's a sturdy wood, I'll tell you.
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  We'll see how shot #2 goes down. That one is a strong, oaky
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  taste. If you like that, then you might
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  love the Whistler. Available.
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  Your LCBO maybe? All right, should we get into
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  this? The 10 most rewatchable action
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  movies of all time. After that intro, we'd be crazy
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  not to. All right, Barry #10 on the
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  list. John Wick.
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  What is your thought? John Wick one of the most
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  rewatchable? Absolutely 1000%.
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  I would venture to say the all four of them are.
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  Really, what would you say makes it one of the most rewatchable
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  of all time? Just a really tight story and it
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  doesn't overcomplicate matters. It's just a guy seeking revenge
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  and just the body count just piles up and it's beautiful to
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  see. What is it about his dog?
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  There's something about a dog in John Wick.
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  Yeah, his dog is murdered. Oh, is that what sets him off
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  for revenge? That's what sets him off,
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  because it's the last gift his deceased wife gave him.
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  So he has literally no further family after the dog is
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  murdered. And so that sends him out of
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  retirement as a hitman, back into the underworld, and he just
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  doesn't stop. He's like the Terminator, only
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  he's a real guy. It's pretty OK.
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  And does he keep going? Is it the dog that's driving him
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  through all four movies? Or does eventually.
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  No, there's the first one, and. Then the first one.
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  OK, got it. There are other drivers, don't
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  you worry. There's other reasons for him to
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  get to. Oh my God Jay you haven't seen
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  it. Do yourself a favor, just grab
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  it in 4K blind by you'll be happy.
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  All right, well, that's one of the 10 most rewatchable movies
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  I'm going to go to #10 on our list at a 90 minute runtime.
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  Liam Neeson in Taken. He's not.
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  A good one, Yeah. You have seen it.
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  Yeah. What makes?
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  What makes that rewatchable? Well, this is where I'm not sure
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  that it entire because it's the subject matter is very dark.
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  It's about like human sex trafficking.
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  His daughter is kidnapped, sold into sex slavery.
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  Yeah. And he has to.
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  Liam Neeson's character has to, like, track her down.
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  And it's. It's pretty dark, although, OK,
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  John Wick is dark, too because he's just kills everybody.
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  But you can kind of understand he's what set him off.
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  I don't know. I mean, you can understand what
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  set off Liam Neeson, too. I'm not really sure.
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  I'm slipping on the ice here. What I can tell you is it's
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  pretty dark. It's a little too dark to
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  rewatch. There you go as it is.
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  That's what I wanted to hear. Selling people into slavery and
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  particularly girls just for sex and so that I don't that's
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  really not. One of the most rewatchable.
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  Worth seeing, but not most. Definitely worth seeing.
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  Maybe watch the franchise because I think there's three.
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  Yeah, I think I quit after the first one.
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  Yeah, there you go. So not rewatchable.
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  OK. I don't think that's the next
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  one. How about this one?
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  I don't know if you've seen it. I have not running it at 124
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  minutes. Mark Wahlberg in Shooter.
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  Have you seen Shooter? Haven't seen it, No.
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  Well, we've. Done shot number one and two,
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  we're big fans of shots here, but I don't know about.
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  Yes, we are. So you haven't seen it.
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  Okay, so we can't we can't say that ones rewatchable.
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  It's not even watchable. Well, I know you're going to
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  land on this one. Tom Cruise in Top Gun Maverick
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  either. One of those the original or
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  Maverick? Absolutely endless
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  repeatability. I agree with you.
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  That is. Just a fun movie, nice tribute
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  with I mean Val Kilmer being his.
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  That was his last screen appearance.
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  It was, and that was a heart wrenching scene between him and
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  Tom Cruise in his office where he couldn't communicate.
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  But then at the very last minute, right at the end of the
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  scene, he does use his voice, what's left of it.
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  And I was just like, there wasn't a dry eye in the movie
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  theater. I know I I use that phrase
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  often. But truly, I was.
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  Me and Rob Peetz are movie guys sobbing like idiots.
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  But it feels good to do that sometimes.
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  And, you know, when it's a genuine moment, Like, it was so
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  genuine. Yeah.
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  OK. All right, I think we're at.
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  Number I love how you just blow right fast.
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  Well, we got some big list emotions.
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  And then I want some other that's on your part, so that
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  one's endless repeatability. Endless.
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  Rewatchable, but I think we're at #6 or so we're gonna do two
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  more. We'll do our next shot, and then
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  we'll get through the rest of the list.
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  OK, We've got Denzel Washington in the equalizer.
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  Oh, great movie. Never saw it.
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  Dude that this is really good. Yeah, there was a TV show, and
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  I'm not talking the Queen Latifah TV show, but there was
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  one in the 80s called The Equalizer.
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  Do you remember that? Correct.
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  Yes. OK, you do remember that?
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  Great. Yeah, I do remember it.
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  I never watched it, but you don't need to know about the
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  television division series to enjoy this movie.
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  Yeah. I mean, Denzel, I'll pretty much
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  watch anything that guy is in because he's just such a
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  fantastic performer. He is.
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  But this movie in particular, this is another one of those
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  revenge stories somebody's. But he it's not him that's
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  wronged. He witnesses others being
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  wronged and he exacts revenge on their behalf.
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  So he's kind of like a Robin Hood, except he's not stealing
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  money, but he's he's trying to equalize, if you will, and he
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  does amazingly well. It's good.
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  He's like an ex CIA guy, Black Ops guy, right?
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  Retired again. It's that trope, right?
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  He's trying to live a normal life, but he cannot stand all
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  the crime and things that are happening in all around him,
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  like people getting extorted and whatever.
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  Like the 1970s movies with Charles Bronson, They did a
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  bunch of them. Yeah, death wish.
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  Death wish many fantastic. Movies made.
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  OK, we're going to go to number, I think 5 on the list and we're
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  going to do a shot. I know where you're going to
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  land on this one, and I'm going to agree with you.
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  Die hard, the first die hard. So good.
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  What are we even talking about here?
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  That's that's everybody's favorite Christmas movie.
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  Exactly. I remember as a kid I saw they
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  put those movie posters up for this movie like months and maybe
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  a year before in town. And I was like, just wanted to
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  see it just based on the poster and like Bruce Willis was really
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  popular from Moonlighting and I remember just being excited
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  about that movie and lived up to the hype and continues to.
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  Endless repeatability. Endless.
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  OK, that one's definitely on the list.
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  Let's take a break and do a shot, Barry.
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  I think this is one of many shots you're going to be doing
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  tonight because you're having a whole evening out.
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  Whole evening. Dude, to touch on that before
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  you do your shot, OK, I. Mean, I'm going out tonight,
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  it's Barry's off the chain with some of his buddies, and we're
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  going to my favorite bar in the whole entire world.
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  And who knows what time we'll get home.
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  It's a 4:00 AM night. You never know.
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  You just don't. That's the bovine for those.
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  Folks 100%. All right, Yeah, yeah.
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  I won't be there with you in person, but I'll be there with
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  you in spirit. And Speaking of spirit, let's
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  have a spirit here with whatever the hell we're shooting.
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  Cheers, You're on a roll. Cheers.
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  It looks like that didn't land either.
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  That missed the target. It's tough.
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  This one's a tough shot. I I bought the whole bottle, so
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  I will work my way through it. But we'll try it as a ship, as a
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  shipper, as a sipper, and get back to you on that.
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  Just going to ask you about that.
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  All right, we're going into number something on the list
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  again, I think I know we're going to land on this one.
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  I think we're going to sync up first blood.
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  Oh. I I keep making that noise.
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  What are we even talking to? Of course First Blood is
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  probably one of the first action films I ever saw.
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  Fell in love with it. It's amazing.
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  All shot in like the Canadian Rockies too, yeah.
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  Really good movie. I watched executive producer
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  Aldo Roman. I worked our way through many of
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  the Rambo movies and so we really enjoyed that one, really
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  enjoyed Rambo. They got a little dicier as
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  you've moved along. Well first blood Part 2 is
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  amazing. I think I was going.
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  To ask, what's your favorite of those two?
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  It's like trying to choose your favorite kid if I had a kid,
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  like you can't care for children.
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  You love them both equally. The third one is where things
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  start to dip a little. But then they came back with
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  just, they just called it Rambo. And that was awesome.
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  But then they finished with Last Blood and that kind of was
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  disappointing. But Rambo and then first Blood
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  and Rambo, First blood, Part 2, those three, that's all you
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  need. Forget about part three and last
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  blood. Yeah, the second movie was
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  absolutely incredible, and I don't know if you ever watched
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  the Rambo Gambo cartoon. Series.
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  I did not. I didn't know that there was 1.
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  Really good series. As a kid I watched it.
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  I used to record it on VHS. My aunt and uncle lived in
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  Akron, OH. We didn't get it in Canada, so I
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  would. I went down there to visit for a
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  while. I just loaded up on as many
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  episodes as I could. It's really good and they made a
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  whole series of still, no, they didn't voice it, but OK, They
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  did a imitation of his voice. Sounded close.
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  Well, pretty close without. It wasn't being stared at.
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  Football. No, no, it wasn't that.
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  No, it wasn't that well played. Anyway, that was an OK cartoon
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  and they had action figures and stuff.
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  So he sort of made that crossword from the R rated to
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  the action figure. Maybe that's why Part 3 went a
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  little off the rails. I tried to be able to mass
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  appeal. Yeah, parts of it were cool and
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  I did like the whole battle against the Soviets, but yeah,
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  it just OK anyway. We're going to move on.
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  Another Tom Cruise 1 coming up on the charts here, Mission
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  Impossible Fallout. Absolutely.
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  That is a gem of the series. Truly is from start to finish.
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  This thing just is unrelenting with its action.
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  Yeah, Henry Caval is the as the heavy and this one, he's great.
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  And the battle at the very end where he's got like motor oil
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  burned half of his face and and he's battling Tom Cruise on top
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  of this mountain. Tom Cruise is trying to get back
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  this detonator so we can stop this nuclear bomb from going
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  off. It's insane.
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  If the whole thing is insane and very very re watchable, 100%.
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  It's on your list. I would put it on my list.
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  While we're here, what is your favorite of the end of the
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  Mission Impossible movies? Is that it?
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  This is another one. This is another Sophie's Choice
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  here. I don't know.
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  Pop it. Out.
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  I love the first one. I love Fallout.
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  I liked how it ended, if it ended, I don't know if it did,
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  but you know the the final reckoning, Fucking amazing.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sounds like an ending, but I
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  don't know. I haven't seen that one yet.
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  I've seen all the others. Rogue Nation is my favorite,
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  just that Dubai coming out that that on the skyscraper Dubai
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  like. That's not rogue nation, that is
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  which one's that ghost protocol? Sorry, Ghost Protocol, That's my
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  favorite. Rogue Nation came after that
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  one, right? That's correct.
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  That one not as good. Yeah, it was OK, A little shaky
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  it. Was OK.
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  Ghost Protocol is my all time favorite.
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  Wow. Yeah, I don't disagree.
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  That is a fantastic one too. Perfect.
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  All right, let's see here. It's as websites will do.
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  Sometimes they jump ahead. We're going to love this one.
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  I think we're down to our last couple.
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  Barry, you introduced me to this one.
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  I got to tell you, I could watch this one multiple times a day.
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  You know what I'm going to say? It's not Swamp Thing, I know
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  that much. No, it is Mad Max Fury Rd.
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  Yeah, fantastic. One of the most impressive
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  cinematic feats I think I have ever witnessed.
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  I showed executive producer Aldo Roman.
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  He doesn't often go in for these types of movies and he was blown
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  away by it. And in 4K the surround sound.
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  Yeah, what do you sandstorm man? I would also put in there.
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  I know we haven't gone to this part yet, but I love Fury Rd.
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  but I also really liked Furiosa. Great.
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  I thought that was just I could watch that multiple times for
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  sure. Really excellent.
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  You told me to watch it first, and I'm glad I did because I
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  hadn't seen either of them. I was, even though it was
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  released second. Yes, it was a prequel, and it's
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  set up perfectly without, you know, having to.
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  You didn't need to know everything about Fury Road to
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  get Furiosa. Like it really set things up
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  nicely. It did, and it gave more
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  emotional heft to the, you know, Charlize Theron, the grown up
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  Furiosa. You kind of get her perspective
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  a lot more with her trying to get to the green place.
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  We were like, well, what is this?
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  Well, now we know. And how much more heart
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  wrenching it was when she finally reached to find that it
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  was just swallowed by sand. So yeah.
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  So good. And there's a there's a book
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  about it. Just what I read this all entire
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  production. I think I was sharing with you
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  some stories of just how. Yeah.
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  And the time it took to make this movie.
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  They made it over like a decade, maybe even more.
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  Tom Hardy was a nobody when they cast him.
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  And he just have by the time they actually got around to
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  filming, he had done Dark Knight.
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  He or sorry, he had done Dark Knight Rises.
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  He had done all that. Like he was cast before he
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  became Tom Hardy, the big deal. And so that's an amazing story.
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  Totally last one. And then I want to get some
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  other movies from you to round up the list.
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  Terminator 2 Judgement. Day, you know, this one I
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  sometimes wrestle with I love everything about it except for
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  Edward Furlong, the kid I find the.
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  Kid, I agree. Very irritating, just that high
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  pitched squeaky squealy voice. I just, I have a hard time with
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  it. And the fact that they made the
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  Terminator, they they made him like kind of like a they dumbed
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  him down. They made him, they try to make
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  him into like a dad character, which I didn't really care for
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  that, but there are parts of it that are just frigging amazing.
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  So I don't know. Rewatchable though I would say
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  definitely. Rewatch times.
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  Rewatchable. No more than three, though.
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  Two or one or two? What's your favorite on tour?
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  Meet the first one, Arnold, as the villain, where he says, you
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  know, like maybe 17 lines of dialogue in the entire movie.
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  Like he is just perfectly cast. Linda Hamilton, Michael Bean,
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  those guys are great. I yeah, I definitely prefer Part
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  1. OK, I think I'm 2 because I just
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  like the big budget. Kind of like he just amped it up
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  on steroids. So that's where I'm at.
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  I'm also a sucker for that hero turn, like in wrestling, how the
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  villain turns to be a hero. That's what Arnold did.
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  I like that. So you like Part 2 more?
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  Yeah, I did. OK.
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  So Barry, as we wrap up in our final minutes, I want to hear
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  what are one, There are two movies that didn't make that
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  list that might make your action movie list rewatchable.
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  Yeah, it would not. The Shawshank Redemption.
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  Don't worry, that is entirely rewatchable, but a different
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  category. It's not action, even though, as
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  we talked about offline, Andy almost gets thrown off a roof.
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  I don't know about you, but I've.
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  Seen high action? Absolutely.
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  That was high action to the jump out immediately that I cannot
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  believe or not on this list. And again, we have touched on
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  this in the past, both featuring the legendary Arnold
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  Schwarzenegger. Where is Commando and where is
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  Predator, the original movie like those two.
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  And I know you said you don't believe that Commando holds up.
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  Well, let me tell you as a dear friend and trusted advisor and
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  Co host, yeah, it has endless repeatability.
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  I'd be happy to loan it to you. It's not in 4K yet.
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  It should be. They just had their 40th
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  anniversary. But it's there's no disc
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  available yet, but I have it on Blu-ray.
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  Happy to loan it to you. Fantastic movie.
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  Really. Great.
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  OK, I'm going to take those. Dude, what's missing for you,
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  Sir? I'm going to add in Jurassic
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  World, the second Jurassic Park movie with with Jeff.
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  Goldblum the Lost. World, Sorry, Lost World.
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  The Lost. Yeah, not Jurassic World,
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  although that was a good one too.
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  The Lost World with Jeff Goldblum taking kind of the lead
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  role. I thought he did such a great
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  job. Of course, all those monsters.
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  So I think that falls into action movie range.
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  And what else might be 1. I might throw in Lost it.
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  I had it like, could you throw in like an old Batman movie?
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  Like could you throw in like Batman Forever?
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  Like I enjoy watching the maybe the first Batman's not action,
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  but Batman Forever with Tommy Lee Jones and Val Kilmer.
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  I kind of like that Indiana Jones.
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  I'm going to throw on Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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  That's an there you go. Let's do that one.
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  Endless repeatability on Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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  That was I gave myself. Perfect pivot because I was
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  questioning there. I know you enjoy that for the
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  camp value, but truly, could you?
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  Does it have that repeatability? Yeah, I bought it in 4K and I
• 17:34
  haven't watched it twice yet, so.
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  Well, I think that the proof is in the pudding, my friend.
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  Yeah. Anyway, that is a perfect list.
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  I think we added to it in a positive way and you know our
• 17:46
  audience. If you are out there and
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  wondering what to watch perhaps this weekend and some of these
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  titles you don't haven't heard, actually, you know what, you
• 17:53
  should go watch Shooter and then tell us whether it's worth
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  watching because I was wondering you and I are both like
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  completely blank on. Yeah, exactly.
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  And so pretty much that list came in, I would say pretty
• 18:04
  close to the mark. I agree.
• 18:06
  OK. All right, Jay.
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