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Uwe've Got Mail: House of the Dead Sequel & James Bond Casting · Multiple Nerdgasm

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  [music] Multiple nerdm
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  >> Hello. >> Hi. >> I've woken up specially for this show,
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  which is normally strange cuz normally it's you are the one waking up.
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  >> I mean, I I am awake. >> Yes, >> I did wake up. Yeah, luckily. You know,
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  you never know at our age. [laughter] >> Oh, I don't know. I slept for
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  what? 12 hours. 18 [laughter] hours today.
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  >> 18 hours? >> Yes. >> That's interesting. Huh. >> That's not right.
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  >> I don't think I've ever slept that long. >> I I woke up. Woke up a couple of times,
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  then I just >> went back to sleep. >> Go back to sleep.
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  >> Well, I hope you're okay. >> So do I. >> We'll uh we'll see if you make it
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  through the show. >> Yeah. >> Maybe you'll be the geek of the week by
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  the end of this. Baby, [laughter] I know why I went to sleep at 3:00 a.m. >> Okay.
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  >> Cuz I've been playing forts of Horizon 6. >> Oh,
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  >> I saw the time. I'm going to bed now. >> Okay. But I want to Okay. Well, I I
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  obviously I'm concerned about you, >> but I also am concerned about Fors of
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  Horizon 6. So, um I don't know. >> I'm enjoying it so far. Um I'm playing
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  it early cuz I've got the digital deluxe version. >> Right. Right. But I got the premium
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  upgrade. >> So it's >> it's where you get 18 hours of sleep with the game.
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  >> Yeah. Well, it's where you get three you get the game like 3 days early or
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  something and you get all the DLC and everything. >> Yeah.
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  >> The price of it has jumped up quite a lot though.
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  >> How much is Fortza Horizon 6? Well, see, I've only purchased like the deluxe
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  upgrade the last few times because it comes on Game Pass and I probably get it
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  early and get everything else. >> The past few times it's been about $50, which is
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  >> fine. >> Well, well, I was going to say that's a lot, but okay. Yep.
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  >> Well, it comes with the two DLCs that I deal >> already have, but
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  >> this one cost me $96. >> Jesus Christ. Like it's nearly doubled
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  in price just to get the upgrade. That's not even the game. >> Yeah. Right.
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  >> So, it's nearly $200 for the game and all the DLC and the early access and
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  everything, which is >> I've been hearing very good things about
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  it, but now I'm looking at it and it's got mixed reviews on Steam. Is that I'm
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  going to scroll down. Is that because it's expensive or something? >> I
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  I'm not sure. Like I'm enjoying it's the same. It's the same as any other Forza
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  game. It's Horizon game. It's >> could be >> someone's got a problem with
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  performance. >> Performance. Yeah. >> With App Hawkins.
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  >> That's a normal thing with games coming out on PC that they have issues at the start.
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  >> Yeah. I'm trying to >> which is the reason why I think like GTA
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  6 like that won't come out to PC for a
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  year after console so they can >> focus on it. >> Yeah. A lot of people having issues
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  getting it to work apparently on PC. All right. But on the cockbox it's fine.
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  >> Yep. You install your play. >> Yeah. All right. Where is this one set?
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  >> It's set in Japan. >> Oh, that's fun. >> Yes.
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  >> H All right. So, you get to drive around Tokyo, then head out and drive around
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  the countryside and up the mountains. Yeah. >> Um, I mean, I'd be interested in this game.
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  Uh, >> they're they're a fun, easy game. Like,
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  it's not as serious as the actual main series. The Horizon, >> right,
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  >> is Horizon fun. >> Yeah. Like there's the the bits where
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  you chase a jet and all that silliness. >> Yeah. Earlier ones, it's like Yeah. It's
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  just more Yeah, it's more casual, but >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Where anyone can
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  >> It's like arcade. Yeah. Although I think you can set it to be more realistic,
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  right? But I generally >> I do that. I do turn on like simulation
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  steering. Turn off all the traction control and all of that. >> Do you? >> Yeah.
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  >> Learn something about you. Okay. Do you use your steering wheel to play it? >> Yep.
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  >> Huh. So yeah, I turn all of that stuff off so it is a bit more. And I
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  >> You turn off traction control when you drive a real car. >> Yeah. >> Why?
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  >> What do you need it for? No, I leave it on when I'm driving a real car. It's fun
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  driving in the computer game with it off. >> Yeah, sure.
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  >> Yeah. Not in real life. The god, though. It's there for a reason to keep me alive.
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  >> Yeah. All right. [snorts] Cool. All right. So, how much have you played of it?
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  Um, I don't know. I think I finished like So, there's
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  I think seven to nine wristbands that you're going to get. I've got the one.
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  >> Okay. And what kind of car are you driving at the moment?
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  >> Oh, I drive a different car every time. >> Okay.
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  >> I just buy a new car every time cuz I assume that'll lead to an achievement of
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  some sort. >> I haven't actually checked the achievements. I've just been playing it.
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  >> [ __ ] I don't believe you. >> I haven't. I promise. Cuz
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  this one you can just play the game to a certain point and then worry about the
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  achievements later. >> I'm checking them now.
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  >> Wait, why why are you saying that? Why why can you worry about the achievements later?
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  >> Well, there's it's not like in some games where it's um there's missable
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  achievements or anything. >> Oh, okay. All right. I see.
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  >> Like if it's a storydriven game, you can it's easy to miss achievements. So that's why
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  >> story driven, right? >> Oh, there's a story to it, but the
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  achievements aren't going to be related really to that apart from progressing up
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  to get wristbands. >> Okay,
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  >> let me put in >> Thank you. But I'll check the
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  achievements now. >> All right, [snorts] >> we've got a already got 17 of them.
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  [laughter] >> You have? You didn't even notice. >> I knew I was getting them, but yeah,
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  they all like earn you different wristbands, >> right?
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  >> Discover different regions. >> Okay. >> Complete five to battles. I don't know
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  what they are yet. >> Is it the whole of Japan or just a section of Japan? >> It's uh
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  it's got different parts of Japan. You're not It's not the map of Japan,
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  you know. The reason I ask is cuz the one that was set in the UK had like >> Edinburgh and
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  >> Yeah, it was like kind of like the UK but not really.
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  >> It's the same as this one. Like it's got different parts of Japan just all
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  crammed in together. >> Okay. Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Oh, cool.
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  >> But like when you were driving through Edinburgh, that was Edinburgh,
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  >> right? Yeah. Yeah. Sort of. Yeah. >> Sort of. >> You could recognize
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  >> I could recognize parts of >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah.
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  >> No, I've walked down that street. >> I like these games. I would play it. I
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  don't have time, so I won't, but I would. >> No,
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  >> there is a game that I highly recommend that you do play. >> Okay. >> Mixtape.
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  >> Mixtape. >> Yes. >> This game came out at Game Pass just
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  recently. It's about three friends who are spending their last night together and
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  one the main character you're playing has created a mixtape of her time
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  together with her friends that's going to be sent off and the music is great.
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  >> I saw what I thought was a clip of this and that doesn't sound like what I saw at all.
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  >> Oh yeah. No, >> only because let me let me tell you what
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  I saw and I thought this was mixtape. >> Yep. >> Is a kid running through a field. Is
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  that part Is that in this game? >> That is in this game. >> Okay. All right.
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  >> So, each of the levels are sort of like I would call them mini games, but
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  there's different sort of >> things that happen throughout. >> Yeah. Okay.
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  >> Like there's a skateboarding section. There's a section where you're sort of
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  flying through the air. There's a section where you're running through a field. >> Okay.
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  >> There's just different things, but it's more of a that's sort of in between the
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  levels of talking to your friends, visiting memories. >> Interesting.
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  >> Yeah. heard. But no, it's a really good game. >> And is the soundtrack
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  um like licensed music or is it Yeah. Okay. All right.
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  >> So, it's actually it's got um Silver Chair, Spashing Pumpkins. >> Oh, interesting.
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  >> Like it's Yeah. >> And Yeah. No, I just really enjoyed it. It's
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  not a long game either. >> I mean, it does it. Yeah. Yeah. I got
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  the impression that it was like a little indie game,
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  >> little short thing. Is it indie? Is it actually indie? >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah, it is.
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  >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Cool. >> No. No. Highly recommend. Definitely
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  worth a play, especially if you got Game Pass installed right now.
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  >> I don't I don't know you. >> But I'm talking to our listeners. >> Oh, gotcha. Them?
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  >> Yes. They may have game pass. >> I forgot they were here. >> Yeah. Um that
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  >> I might get Game Pass again. Uh >> well, now the price has dropped.
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  >> Yeah, but I don't It's It's too late now. Like if if they hadn't put it up, I
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  might have kept it >> and I wouldn't have [clears throat] thought about it. But now
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  >> And now you got to But now buying it back again.
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  >> It's been what, a year since I had it and I've not missed it cuz I don't I've
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  realized, oh, I don't play my Xbox that often and when I do play it, I own the
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  games that I want to play. M. >> So, and like not being able to play a
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  game is like, oh, okay. >> Well, this one is also you could
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  actually just buy this for the cost of game pass, I think.
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  >> Yeah. Right. That, too. Yeah. I think it in general it would be cheaper for me to
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  buy games that I wanted to play. >> Yeah. >> Than to have Game Pass. I just because it's
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  >> because you forget it's there and you don't have time.
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  >> That's right. All right. And when I do have time, I play uh June Awakening,
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  >> which is playing or I play now uh I was already already went back to this game
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  and now I've gone back to it even more. Conan Exiles Enhanced
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  >> cuz you really just >> [ __ ] dumped >> you just played dumped the [ __ ]
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  Unreal Engine 5 remake of Code and Exiles. >> Yep. >> On everybody >> and
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  >> and you just can't get enough of it now. I mean, it's a good game. It's fun. Uh,
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  and now it looks incredible. So, >> because it did look very Jakey last time.
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  >> It did. It did. I I know we already talked about this. I just I've still
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  been playing it a little bit and uh mods are getting updated. The only problem I
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  have is um I'm playing this on GeForce Now. >> Yep. >> And
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  mods on GeForce Now can be clunky. >> Yeah. >> Because it's not on your computer. So
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  basically every time you launch it, it supposed to like
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  >> it was working properly. It like downloads all the DLC that you own,
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  which is all of it now. By the way, Conan Xiles is on sale, so there's no
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  DLC I don't [laughter] have now. Um and and all your mods and stuff, and then
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  when you launch the game, uh and from the
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  you know, games have launches on PC where you start the game, doesn't
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  actually start the game, it starts the little window that lets you [ __ ] around
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  with stuff. >> Yep. um FunCon game, Funcom games, you
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  can toggle mods and stuff on and off in there. And you have to do that on
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  GeForce Now because >> if you launch the game and then you go
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  in and you say inside the game, you say, "I want to use these mods, it says you
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  have to restart the game to activate the mods." >> On GeForce Now, when the game exits, it
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  closes the whole thing. >> And so you have to remember to
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  >> then you launch it again and then now it's forgotten everything because Yeah.
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  Do you have many mods that you're using, you know, on code?
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  >> I'm using one currently. I'm using two mods right now. Uh, and they're all
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  around just character customization just to give you more options and you can um
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  customize whenever you want. >> Bigger breasts. >> No, [snorts] no, [laughter]
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  the default is too beef for me. Sorry, we don't we don't have to do this. [laughter]
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  But Koden in particular has an aesthetic and it's it's it's just bigger than my
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  tastes out of the box. That's just let's leave it at that.
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  >> Yep. So you got to shrink them down a bit. Just >> just a little bit.
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  >> Just I find them excessive. >> But the penis is big
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  >> obviously. >> And in the game also. >> Yes.
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  >> Penis is big. >> Uh yeah. And so yeah. So, I got one that
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  you can just toggle to edit things. >> Yeah. >> Cuz we've talked about this before.
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  >> When you first make a character, it always ends up you get in the game and
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  you go, [sighs] I didn't know they were going to look like that. >> Yeah. [laughter]
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  >> So, >> the face is just never quite right. >> Yeah. And so, not that I'm I'm not
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  changing it frequently. It was just so once I get in and I see myself running
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  around, I can say, "Okay, I need to fix something." >> Yeah. and without having to go and
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  restart the entire game again. >> Yep. Um
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  anyway, yeah, it's great. Nothing much else to say about it. It's a game that's
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  been around for 10 years at this point. >> Yeah.
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  Uh on the topic of Xbox, or should I say Xbox,
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  because I thought it already was
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  all capitals Xbox at some point. And then at some point it went just to
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  capital X lowercase box. Yeah. >> Now it's uh it's all capital Xbox again.
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  >> But I'm not Am I crazy? It was all capital Xbox at some point, right?
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  >> I I don't quite remember. >> I always I know that the lowerase one
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  I've always seen, but No. >> Okay. I remember. I always used to
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  capitalize it, but maybe I'm just an idiot. Well, apparently not because
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  Microsoft is like they're now they did a
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  poll on Twi on on X on Twitter asking whether they should use Xbox with a
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  capital X lowerase box or all capitals Xbox and everybody says all caps and so
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  >> they did it or they're going to do it. >> Oh, the use of all caps is a return to
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  original form. Microsoft's first Xbox logo was in all caps.
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  >> Ah, so you were remembering correctly. >> Yeah. And it's done that for
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  360 Xbox One and Xbox Series XS console logos. Okay. All right. So, it's just
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  like All right. [snorts] >> It's going back to the original Xbox era,
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  >> I guess. So, so just be mindful when you message me
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  and when you speak, make sure you're saying it in all caps. >> Okay. I will remember that.
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  >> People will not know what you're talking about.
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  >> Yes. Yes, cuz it will change the way you pronounce.
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  >> There's no no exclamation point, so you don't have to yell. Well, you are
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  yelling, but you don't have to. >> Yeah, just Xbox. >> Just slightly more emphasis.
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  >> I was playing my Xbox the other day and >> Yeah. >> Yeah, >> exactly.
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  >> Um, and the other Xbox news is that there are some leaked photographs of
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  what is allegedly the new Xbox cloud gaming controller.
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  I am going to call [ __ ] >> It looks [ __ ] weird, dude. Why
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  wouldn't it just be an Xbox controller? >> Exactly. This does not look comfortable
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  in your hair. >> It looks terrible. It looks like uh not
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  that there's anything wrong with uh what's that company 8bit do. They make
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  good controllers, but they make ones that look like this. It looks like one
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  of them. Just like a third party controller. >> Yeah. I I honestly do not believe that
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  this is this is correct.
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  Yeah, I mean I I I agree. >> I don't understand why it wouldn't just be this.
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  >> This is an excellent controller. There's no need for it to be anything other than this.
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  >> Yeah. Like looking at these pictures, it's
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  >> it's more portable. It look Yeah. But >> Oh, it literally says here it looks
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  similar to third party options from 8bit do and HyperX.
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  >> Yeah. Now, I'm convinced that this is >> he's just made one or printed one off
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  and >> cuz >> Yeah.
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  >> Yes, it's got the buttons, but it looks Yeah, it doesn't look comfortable in
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  your hand for long periods of gaming. >> Yeah, I agree. Unless the goal is to
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  just have it be smaller and more portable. Um but like I don't know, man. Yeah.
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  >> Yeah. So, you're playing cloud, but it's not like the Xbox controller is super
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  chunky or anything. It's >> No, no, but if you're going to throw
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  this in a backpack, right, this does take up more room than presumably that
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  >> that would that kind cuz that's more of a just a little
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  >> But I What I'm also looking at for Xbox new cloud gaming is that this be sort of
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  a a replacement for having an Xbox completely even at home. >> Yeah. Yeah,
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  >> you just use this. >> Yeah. With like a,
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  you know, a dongle or a streaming service or or whatever.
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  >> Yeah. Like I'm not even thinking about traveling cuz to make traveling,
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  >> it seems like a bit excessive and yeah, people just buying this to
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  play at home just so they don't have to buy a full Xbox and they just stream everything.
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  Yeah, they would just make it just as a plain controller. So now I reckon this is a lie.
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  [laughter] >> Call me out with lie. >> Yes.
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  >> Now I just need someone going that is in fact trueing.
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  >> I love that show. >> It might be my favorite show.
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  It's so good. Would I lie to you is the show in question in case
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  >> and Lee Mac is just so quick. Lee Mack
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  is ridiculous. Uh yeah. Uh Lee Mack and David Mitchell. I love David Mitchell as well.
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  >> Um >> Oh, I haven't watched the TV show. I need to watch more of it. Is uh the
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  season two of what? Of last one laughing. >> Oh yes. >> Um
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  >> I've only seen one episode actually now that I think about it. I don't didn't
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  find out who laughed. Someone laughed and they haven't I haven't
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  >> Yeah, they have been doing a bit like this episode that season.
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  >> Although it's the kind of show normally I would just keep watching it. >> Yeah.
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  >> And it wouldn't matter. But yeah, there was a reason I think it was like late
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  one night we put one on and um >> Yep. >> Anyway,
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  >> cuz Yeah, it is a good just have binging show. It's >> Yeah,
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  it's funny as hell. >> Yes. Uh, I'm I love that Bob's back and uh
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  >> yeah, good cast is Oh, every season has had >> it's just so I think it's sort of a
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  pretty cheap show for them to make. >> Absolutely. Unless they have to pay
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  Well, they have to pay them all for their time.
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  >> They have to pay them all. You're paying them for a day's work.
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  >> Yeah, exactly. Get in a room for a day. >> Yep.
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  >> Done. I think a lot of those shows are like that. Like uh eight out of 10 Cats. Um
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  >> Yeah. Would I Lie to You? Like that's not an expensive show to produce. And I
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  reckon bang for buck. >> That's got to be good for them. Like >> Yeah.
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  Like I know even with um Taskmaster, they'll film like >> even that
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  >> they can't be expensive either. >> No, cuz they get the they'll get the
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  sort of the cast members out there for >> a few days >> and then in show
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  they film like two shows back to back, >> right? in the in the studio.
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  >> In the studio. So, >> yeah. >> So, yeah, you knock them out in a week.
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  >> Yeah. And then bam. >> Yep. Let the money roll in.
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  >> I wonder if they do What I Like to You multiples stacked like that.
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  >> I I reckon they do at least two shows back toback. >> Yeah, it's interesting.
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  They have different guests though. They also do uh You see the bits that
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  didn't make it. sometimes in special episodes. I wonder how many more there are >> of um
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  >> bits they cut out because I sometimes you know they have a guest on who's not
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  a comedian. >> Yes. >> And sometimes they go well, sometimes
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  they don't. And I uh there was an interview with Rob Bryen where he said
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  that's the host of this show in case anyone doesn't know who Rob Bden is.
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  >> And they asked him has you ever had a guest on would I lie to you who was a problem
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  [clears throat] >> like was difficult or it didn't work out
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  or whatever? He said, "Just once." I guess I'm not going to tell you who it is. >> Mhm.
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  >> But yeah, once we did have a problem and I was like, "Oh, I wonder what that means."
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  >> It's the same with um Taskmaster. There's one guest, there's one
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  contestant that they've said they'd never have back. >> Really? >> And they don't say who,
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  >> of course. Yeah, that's interesting. >> But he said like cuz he said it publicly
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  and then he's gone like a few people have reached out and asked me if it was
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  them. Not one of the people who's reached out has it been them. I think
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  this person does not care either. >> I have a theory. >> Oh, do you?
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  >> I reckon it's Julian Clary. >> Really? Okay, man. I haven't I haven't
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  heard of Julian [laughter] Clary in a long time.
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  >> I think he was sort of there going like, why am I on this show? Like, this is
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  >> sure beneath me. >> [ __ ] Julian Clary.
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  It could be. I mean, >> been around for a long time. I don't
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  want to misgender Julian Clary. Do we
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  know what their preference is?
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  >> I'm just going to go with Julian Clary. >> Wikipedia is going with he. I'll go with he.
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  >> Uh, yeah. Yeah, he's been around [ __ ] >> forever.
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  >> Yeah. So, I can see that. Maybe this is a new fangled thing that >> Yeah. Yeah,
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  >> he doesn't get >> Yeah, >> maybe [clears throat]
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  cuz Taskmaster is odd.
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  >> You You need to think differently. >> Yeah, like just as a show it's odd. Like
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  when I first watched it, I was like I don't What is this? Like it's it's kind of
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  >> like it's great and it's funny, >> but it is it's just it's a bit weird.
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  Like it's not a traditional format show. >> No. >> In a way. Like Yeah.
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  Maybe he didn't understand the show. >> Or maybe it's somebody else. Maybe it's
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  somebody else. >> Maybe it's somebody else. Or it's just this is just my
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  >> Maybe it's Romesh for some reason. Even though he [laughter] seems [ __ ] awesome.
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  >> Um movies. Oh, I watched uh Project Hary
• 24:00
  again. Loved it again. >> Yeah. >> Just on is it on streaming now or did
• 24:03
  you go to the movies? It's It's on a certain streaming service.
• 24:09
  >> It's on a certain streaming service that only I have access to. I don't know. Is
• 24:13
  anyone What is it? Project Hell [laughter] Mary Streaming.
• 24:18
  >> It'll be on Amazon. >> Can you stream Project Hail Mary yet?
• 24:22
  Yes, it came out on May 12th on streaming services, [clears throat]
• 24:27
  which is where I watched it. >> Yep. Cuz today is the 16th of May, so
• 24:33
  that lines up perfectly. And that's my story. Um, so I watched it uh again and
• 24:40
  it's great. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> Continues to be great.
• 24:43
  >> I did go to the movies. I only saw one movie that I didn't manage to get there
• 24:47
  twice unfortunately. >> I saw Mortal Kombat 2.
• 24:52
  >> I was disappointed. >> Really? >> I was sort of cuz I liked the first one.
• 24:58
  >> Commenters on YouTube would be vindicated. >> Yes. They made fun of you for liking the
• 25:03
  first one. [laughter] >> Yes. >> I don't know what I enjoyed the first one.
• 25:08
  >> The second one >> I see what they were trying to do. It
• 25:13
  just didn't work. So >> Johnny Cage gets called up to be a
• 25:18
  fighter and he's not want nothing to do with this. I'm going back. And I
• 25:23
  understand there's meant to be sort of a storyline where he know I need to come
• 25:27
  and fight and save the world and become the hero and all this and >> that just happens
• 25:33
  in two seconds. Like there's no real story arc for him. It's just >> right.
• 25:38
  >> No, I don't want to do it. Yes, I'm going to save everyone. >> Okay.
• 25:43
  >> And they have lined it up for a third one. I don't know if they will get it.
• 25:48
  >> Like as if they'll You think this one's going to flop? Yeah.
• 25:53
  >> What do the reviews say? Mortal Kombat 2. Let's see.
• 25:58
  Uh, okay. It's not bad. >> Yeah. [sighs] Look >> in this.
• 26:04
  >> I mean, I like the story more than the fighting, I think. And I think that was
• 26:09
  the case of the first one.
• 26:11
  >> Why is a white man Shiao Kahan?
• 26:17
  >> You don't have an answer for that? >> I don't have an answer [laughter] for
• 26:20
  that. All right, just checking. Fair enough. [gasps]
• 26:25
  I mean, okay. Uh, okay. Josh Lawson's Ko.
• 26:32
  >> Yep. He comes back. >> Shang Tsung is this guy. Oh, yeah.
• 26:38
  Kungla's in there. Yeah. Okay. >> I just don't understand why Shia Khan is
• 26:43
  Wasia Kan. What? >> I think he was actually >> Khan was white in the original. Oh, it
• 26:50
  was undetermined. Okay. >> Yeah, >> I guess I just always assumed
• 26:55
  given the name. >> Uh, >> that's what you get for assuming.
• 27:02
  >> Yeah, I guess so. [snorts] >> That's what you get. All right. Um,
• 27:08
  >> yeah. >> With Street Fighter out. Maybe Street Fighter will be more up.
• 27:11
  >> Maybe Street Fighter. Street Fighter's out later this year. Maybe that will be.
• 27:16
  But I I Yeah, I don't like the fighting
• 27:19
  in the in the games in the movies. >> Fighting in the games. I got bad news
• 27:24
  for you. [laughter] [clears throat] >> There's not much else. You don't like
• 27:29
  the fighting in the movie? [snorts] >> No, it's the fighting sort of boring. I
• 27:32
  like it if there's sort of story that's happening during the fight as well.
• 27:36
  >> Yeah, that's [clears throat] not what Excuse me. H. It's kind of like when I
• 27:42
  watch the porn where I watch for the actual movie, not the porn, >> right? Yeah. Yeah.
• 27:47
  >> Like when I watch the Star Wars >> through the through the
• 27:50
  >> Yeah. Fast forward through the sex and >> Yeah. [clears throat] Get to the plot.
• 27:53
  >> Watch the story. >> Yeah. Find out what that sister got up to. >> Yeah.
• 27:59
  >> She was at school or wherever she was.
• 28:02
  >> That 30-year-old steps sister. [laughter]
• 28:09
  >> Well, no. I can't watch porn in Australia, so
• 28:12
  >> Oh, yeah. How's that going? I mean, you don't have to talk about it if you don't
• 28:16
  want to talk about it on the show. >> Has not changed my life at all.
• 28:20
  >> VPN is what you're saying. Wink wink. >> Well, I have read an article that like
• 28:25
  VPN sales have gone up like 12,000%. And because it's just it's not just in
• 28:30
  Australia either. There's a few other there's states in America.
• 28:35
  >> Yeah. Yeah. And they've just pulled out of wink wink. [laughter] I don't think
• 28:41
  Hang on. pornhub.com to see what happens.
• 28:48
  It wants to know how old I am. I am 18 or older. >> Said that. >> What?
• 28:54
  >> You think a lot of stepsisters?
• 28:56
  >> I'm seeing a very strange AI video.
• 29:01
  That is very strange. I don't think I want to know what you're seeing at the moment.
• 29:07
  >> It's create your own AI [ __ ] And this
• 29:12
  person seems to have created a Oh god, no. [laughter]
• 29:18
  That That's really [ __ ] weird. It's like a small p a small like woman. Not
• 29:25
  like a little person. Like it's a AI thing. So they've
• 29:29
  anyway, [snorts] >> but was it just a blocked block cuz
• 29:36
  remember when I checked last week, all I got was ads. So it's not >> right
• 29:40
  >> blocked blocked. It's just >> Oh, I don't get ads. My my I block ads
• 29:44
  at the house level in [laughter] this episode. So I I wouldn't get the ads.
• 29:50
  >> Yep. That's Yeah, that's all it was for me. >> That's okay. It's not, as I said, has
• 29:55
  not changed my life. But VPNs are making a lot of money. But there's I know that
• 30:00
  there's in America at the moment they're looking at um
• 30:04
  >> trying to bring in laws about VPNs that just will not work for
• 30:09
  >> that. VPNs have to keep track of >> everything and stuff like that. And it's
• 30:14
  sort of like >> you don't understand how a VPN works.
• 30:18
  They'd never be able to do that. It's at the ISP level. >> Yeah. And like Yeah.
• 30:24
  >> Yeah. I mean, I was going to say defeats the point of it, but that's not they're not
• 30:31
  that's not an argument for them. They want the point of it defeated. >> Yes. >> So,
• 30:36
  >> yeah. >> Yeah. Defeat the point of it for for a lot of people. [clears throat] >> Yeah.
• 30:42
  >> I use a VPN to get into my house. That's like I have a VPN to my I have a little
• 30:48
  box downstairs. >> Yep. >> My Raspberry Pi. I VPN into here so that
• 30:52
  when I'm elsewhere, I can access my stuff. But I don't um I don't VPN for
• 30:58
  any other purpose. >> No, I think a lot of people think VPNs
• 31:01
  do a lot more protection than they think.
• 31:04
  >> Yeah. Yeah. And also I think it like a gen a general internet connection is
• 31:11
  more secure than it used to be. Like it used a lot of times
• 31:15
  >> back many moons ago many moons ago [ __ ] am I [laughter] talking about? Uh it
• 31:22
  used to be that would they would say and this probably still is the case
• 31:27
  regardless even with a VPN if you're in Starbucks for example on the public
• 31:31
  Wi-Fi you are at some risk >> of things but I think I don't think a
• 31:36
  VPN a VPN might help but also just a secure website HTTPS secure connection
• 31:43
  to a website also counteracts a lot of that. The problem is that back in the olden days
• 31:49
  >> a lot of websites weren't secure. So, >> no.
• 31:52
  >> And um now like if you go into your bank website, there's no way you you couldn't
• 31:57
  go to http colon sl >> no. >> Well, I even remember just back in the
• 32:03
  day when I got my first uh smartphone and I just be out and about and go, "Oh,
• 32:07
  I want to use Wi-Fi." And everyone's Wi-Fi was unprotected. >> Yeah. Yeah.
• 32:13
  >> But no, it's changed a lot over the years. And yeah, the only real reason
• 32:17
  you need a VPN is if you want to change your location for whatever reason.
• 32:22
  >> Yeah. And other than that, I think the security
• 32:27
  benefits of it are a bit overstated cuz people want to get your [ __ ] I think
• 32:32
  they can get around that. >> Yeah. And I know a lot of the sites now
• 32:35
  they're selling it with like protection like we'll go out and we'll get your web
• 32:38
  your emails taken down from places and stuff like that. >> Oh yeah. Yeah.
• 32:42
  >> One thing that annoys me is they talk about we'll get it taken down from the
• 32:44
  dark web. H how the dark web is not going to go, "Oh, you sent me an email
• 32:50
  to take this down." >> Sorry, guys. >> Luke sent list his personal details anymore.
• 32:56
  >> Shut it down. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> I find that I find that frustrating how they
• 33:03
  >> I get Do you get Is this Maybe this is just an American thing. I thought it was
• 33:06
  just me. It's not. Everybody here seems to be having this problem at the moment.
• 33:10
  Do you get scam phone calls in Australia? >> Yeah. Yeah. like multiple a day.
• 33:16
  >> Yep. [snorts] >> [ __ ] man. Like I get uh I've got the
• 33:21
  thing turned on my phone now where it screens phone calls. Excuse me. Because
• 33:25
  I was blocking them, but then if like my doctor calls or whatever,
• 33:30
  >> I need to I need to get that phone call. So, >> what I'm worried about because I am
• 33:34
  blocking them like phone numbers. When I find out they're a scam, I'll go, "Yep, that was
• 33:39
  a scam." Block it. But what if that phone number becomes a real phone number
• 33:42
  in the future? >> Yeah. Because they churn them. And so
• 33:44
  yeah, exactly. It's such a [ __ ] pain in the ass. I get so many calls every
• 33:48
  day, like like two, three at minimum every day of just scam [ __ ] phone
• 33:54
  calls and it's like and at first I thought, what what's happened if has my
• 33:59
  number leap? I discussed it now and everybody gets them. >> Yep.
• 34:03
  >> Apparently it's just become normal like >> Yep. And I answer them and I try and
• 34:08
  keep them on the phone as long as possible. >> I don't I Drives me nuts. I like I have
• 34:13
  the screening thing on. So my phone will say if if a number that isn't in my
• 34:19
  contacts calls me. >> Yep. >> My phone will without alerting me,
• 34:24
  answer it and say who are you and what do you want basically and then I'll see
• 34:28
  if Matt's available and um and then so I get a little message that pops up and
• 34:33
  says someone's calling you. Tap here and then I can see what they said. >> Yep.
• 34:38
  >> Just ignore it. >> Yep. Mine comes up with like suspected
• 34:43
  scam and I can answer it or block it. I can probably set that up, but I always
• 34:47
  get an answer and then I'll try and talk to him as long as possible and then I'll
• 34:52
  block it. >> I can't I can't be bothered with that.
• 34:56
  >> It's fun. Sometimes they get very angry. >> Yeah.
• 35:02
  Um, did we talk about the rehearsal already? >> Oh, we we talked about it, but you
• 35:07
  hadn't finished it at the time. >> I still haven't. I'm uh I'm nearly finished season two.
• 35:13
  >> Okay. >> Uh it's very good. >> I still want to hear what you think about the finale.
• 35:18
  >> Okay. All right. Oh, yeah. Cuz did we talk about we talk about the one where
• 35:22
  he's a baby? >> Do we talk about that? >> The what episode where he's a baby? >> No.
• 35:28
  God, I don't remember that one. >> You don't remember the episode where
• 35:32
  he's a baby? How could you forget that one? It's season two, right?
• 35:38
  Maybe I haven't seen season two. >> Oh, season one. I've seen the finale of
• 35:42
  season one was where the kid thinks he's his dad.
• 35:46
  >> Oh, no. That's the one I I didn't want to spoil that cuz I I don't know. Like I
• 35:51
  think that is that his child? >> No. >> No.
• 35:57
  >> Okay. Cuz I really felt that that was leading up for him. That was a whole
• 36:01
  thing leading up for him to rehearsing for him meeting his child. >> No. >> Okay. No,
• 36:07
  >> that's just what I thought. >> That's just some kid that uh they hired
• 36:11
  as an actor whose dad left and now he cuz they rehearsed and
• 36:18
  stuff. The kids's like, "That's my dad now." And then Yeah. Nathan's like, "Um,
• 36:24
  no." [laughter] Yeah. >> I maybe remembered that very wrong then.
• 36:30
  I haven't seen season two, so I need to see that. >> Oh, yeah. Season two is good. Yeah.
• 36:35
  It's like he's trying to improve airline safety and uh
• 36:41
  >> Oh god. >> No. No. It's that's such an interesting show cuz one of the
• 36:48
  things he talks about in the first episode is that like this is a serious
• 36:51
  thing and he actually wants to affect serious change to save lives, but he's a
• 36:58
  comedian and people don't take him seriously because why would they? And um
• 37:04
  and like there's a he does a funny bit where it's like his his example for this
• 37:09
  is like there's a car a clown that get it's this is a rehearsal one of his
• 37:14
  rehearsal things. A clown gets run over by a food truck and then and the clown
• 37:19
  is like help and everybody's just like [laughter] like laughing and and he's like this is
• 37:24
  what it's like be trying to affect change as a comedian.
• 37:29
  >> It's very funny. All right. I have to go see season two then. And season 3 looks
• 37:35
  like it's been >> Oh, yeah. Doesn't surprise me. He's so
• 37:39
  funny. I also went back. You seen Nathan for you, right? The show. >> Yes.
• 37:43
  >> Where he does Oh, yeah. Where he did like the [ __ ] um ice cream or yogurt.
• 37:49
  >> Yep. Yeah. Yeah. And dumb Starbucks. And then But my favorite one is the that
• 37:54
  [ __ ] private detective that he hires. Do you know who the guy I mean who's like
• 38:00
  >> it's it's been a long time. >> He's this private detective and he's
• 38:03
  from Boston and he's like he's like you're the wizard of loneliness. Look at
• 38:07
  you in your pink shirt. The guy [laughter] just picking on him and he um [sighs]
• 38:13
  Yeah, it's such a good episode. Watch Nathan for you. Watch it. >> Y
• 38:19
  >> I don't know how he doesn't break character. I
• 38:25
  think he's just a special kind of person. >> Like uh
• 38:31
  like I know people don't like Sasha Baron Cohen, but >> him as well.
• 38:37
  >> Like how Yeah, I know. But like I I understand that. But like the fact that
• 38:41
  he can do all that without laughing >> Yeah. >> is like
• 38:46
  >> incredible to me. >> Oh yeah. Evidently, season 3 of the
• 38:52
  rehearsal began filming in October last year. >> Oh, interesting. All right,
• 38:57
  >> that's according to Reddit. So, >> no,
• 39:01
  >> take it with a grain of salt. >> All right, I will take it with a grain
• 39:06
  of salt. Um, we've got some zombie movie news. I'm
• 39:12
  going to put these in a different order. Uh, >> yeah. So, I've not seen The Bone Temple
• 39:18
  yet. I know you have. Ah, >> you liked it, right? >> Oh, it was great.
• 39:22
  >> Yeah. And we were talking about how uh it didn't do well.
• 39:26
  >> Yeah. The second one didn't do well. >> Yeah. So, there was some question of
• 39:30
  whether there would be a third one. And
• 39:34
  there has been a well an Instagram post
• 39:38
  by the actor who plays the kid
• 39:43
  um posted an Instagram post of them shooting arrows at targets and saying
• 39:48
  it's great to be back and everyone's like oh >> implication being >> it's happening. So,
• 39:55
  >> I really hope it does cuz I think I honestly think I read an article and I
• 39:59
  do believe this part of the reason why the second one didn't do well is I think
• 40:02
  people cuz it was the Bone Temple as well. >> What it was.
• 40:07
  >> Yeah. That some people thought it might have just been a re-release or a like
• 40:11
  it's 28 years later like they like it's a re-release or a director's cut or
• 40:15
  something because it was so close together. >> Yeah. >> Only six months difference. So,
• 40:20
  >> yeah. Yeah. is the marketing failure. >> Yeah. >> Um,
• 40:26
  >> that means we might get Sillian Murphy back. >> Killian Murphy. >> Killian. >> Sillian.
• 40:33
  >> I'd [snorts] prefer Sillian. >> I'll let him know. >> Yeah.
• 40:37
  >> Um, yeah. So, that might be happening. That which would be good. I haven't
• 40:41
  watched the Bone Temple yet. I I should do that cuz I liked
• 40:45
  >> Yeah. It's It's weird because you watch >> was weird to say, but yes,
• 40:49
  >> you watch the first one and then the ending is super strange. >> Super strange.
• 40:54
  >> And then it goes back to >> the tone. It goes back to normal.
• 40:58
  >> Yeah. I don't know what they I don't know what they were doing there. That's weird.
• 41:01
  >> Yeah. >> Whatever. >> Like they're still wearing the colorful
• 41:05
  tracksuits, but they're not as bright anymore. >> That's so weird. Like the Why was Yeah.
• 41:11
  Anyway, whatever. I wonder if has he ever commented on what the [ __ ] was
• 41:16
  going on with the ending? Why ending 28
• 41:21
  years [clears throat] later like that? [laughter] The abrupt and bizarre ending of 28
• 41:27
  years later is a jarring tonal shift designed to satarize early 2000s British
• 41:31
  pop culture while serving as a deliberate pop-up for the next
• 41:34
  deliberate setup for the next film trilogy. Yeah, but >> okay.
• 41:39
  >> Yeah, I still don't get it.
• 41:43
  Yeah. Yeah. Odd. Um,
• 41:49
  >> but yeah, definitely watch it. >> Uh, are you you' be familiar with friend
• 41:54
  of the show, Uva Bowl? >> I am. >> Mhm. >> You've got his email address.
• 41:58
  >> I've got his email address. [laughter] I've emailed him a couple times. Uh,
• 42:03
  he's always been very nice. He's always been very nice. Um, he's back. He
• 42:07
  retired famously after having a massive
• 42:10
  [ __ ] rant on um on YouTube uh about how
• 42:16
  >> Hollywood everybody in Hollywood's [ __ ] each other in the ass and
• 42:19
  laughing at us as we watch their stupid [ __ ] Marvel movies. Um
• 42:24
  >> which is a shame cuz I actually watched his movies.
• 42:27
  >> Yeah. I mean they weren't they weren't good, >> but you know, a for effort. Um
• 42:33
  >> they were different. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, he's a he's a funny
• 42:37
  guy, Hoover. Um, but he's back because
• 42:42
  apparently he found out um Paul WS Anderson, director of
• 42:48
  Resident Evil and uh >> Event Horizon and Soldier, he's done
• 42:54
  some good movies. He's done some shite. >> Yeah,
• 42:57
  >> he's doing a new adaptation of House of the Dead,
• 43:02
  which Uber Ball famously did. I've seen two versions of House of the Dead.
• 43:07
  >> Which one's your favorite? Is it Hoover's? >> Well, no. I've seen two versions of his.
• 43:12
  >> Oh, of course. House of the Dead funny version is >> genuinely good. >> Yes.
• 43:18
  >> Like this is I don't I I don't know how even how to explain Uber to people. So,
• 43:23
  there's a Yeah. So, he made this adaptation of House of the Dead. The
• 43:26
  Yes. The arcade machine with the gun. >> Yep. >> He made a zombie movie.
• 43:30
  >> It was not good. It was not wellreceived.
• 43:34
  So he then Tommy Wizo style seems to have pivoted and said it was meant to be
• 43:40
  funny >> and the studio wouldn't let me do it funny. So he released House of the Dead
• 43:46
  funny version which just has like bloopers in the movie
• 43:52
  >> cut in >> like so they'll lines or whatever and then it just does it a bunch of times
• 43:58
  while you're watching the movie. It's like >> really [ __ ] weird.
• 44:03
  weird scenes where they're sort of walking around with like blow up things and
• 44:08
  >> yeah, it's really weird. Uh >> yeah, >> like it is like it is funny.
• 44:14
  >> It's just weird. >> But you need to watch the original and
• 44:17
  then watch the funny version. >> And then if you put the director's
• 44:21
  commentary on, he just like [ __ ] takes phone calls and like and is just
• 44:26
  doing like it's it's so strange. Uh, I just Anyway, so he's he's gotten
• 44:32
  jealous, I guess, because he's found out Paul WS Anderson is doing
• 44:36
  >> a version of House of the Dead. >> So, he's come out now and he said he's
• 44:41
  going to make an unofficial sequel to his House of the Dead movie and it's called, ready,
• 44:48
  >> 23 years later, The Castle of the Dead. [laughter]
• 44:54
  [gasps] >> Has it been 23 years since House of the Dead? >> [laughter]
• 45:00
  >> Yes. >> Excellent. I'm in. Make it. I will.
• 45:05
  >> 2003 was House of the Dead. >> So, yeah. >> Watch it.
• 45:11
  >> I I really really hope he does do this. >> Yes.
• 45:16
  >> Just because I don't know.
• 45:21
  He's just such an interesting person. Like, let him do it. Come on.
• 45:27
  >> Yes. It'll be worth it. I'm sure it will because for all the like, you know,
• 45:33
  everybody his movies aren't good. Everybody hates them, but they love to
• 45:38
  hate them, you know? >> Like we all saw House of the Dead. >> Yes.
• 45:43
  >> And like, you know, Alone in the Dark was terrible, but we watched it.
• 45:47
  >> We watched it. >> Like, >> I don't know. do >> I mean the reason he got upset and quit
• 45:53
  was because no one would crowdfund >> his third [ __ ] Rampage movie.
• 45:59
  >> Yeah. Which >> which >> they're the ones I watch.
• 46:06
  >> You liked Rampage? >> I didn't watch Ramp I never thought.
• 46:09
  >> Right. That's what I'm saying. No one watched those ones. Right. Because they
• 46:11
  were Well, the problem with the Rampage ones is that they didn't have anything
• 46:13
  to do with the [ __ ] game. >> The game like >> that's what we were expecting. And then
• 46:18
  Yeah, exactly. So, yeah, I don't understand that. >> Yeah,
• 46:24
  >> if he had made an adaptation of Rampage like The Rock did. >> Yes,
• 46:28
  >> we would have watched that. >> We watched that. So, I think Yeah, he he
• 46:32
  caused his It was his own fault that his movies weren't being watched because
• 46:36
  >> those particular ones. >> Yeah, he went away what he was doing. Well, >> yeah. Right.
• 46:43
  Far Cry. That's right. He did Far Cry >> cuz what's the rampage like more guns
• 46:48
  and stuff and >> yeah it was about a guy like a uh
• 46:53
  actually it was almost like postal um
• 46:56
  yeah rampage president down was uh it's about yeah guy who went
• 47:03
  nutso or something right and was like went on a rampage which is not what
• 47:07
  >> the game is the game about monsters like >> yes >> anyway
• 47:11
  >> and you make movie edit adaptations of games. Stick with what you know.
• 47:18
  >> Anyway, the quote from the Hollywood Reporter article says, "Beping the plot
• 47:22
  of the new film under wraps, but he said 23 years later, we'll be set in a castle."
• 47:28
  Yeah. >> Oh, please. Please.
• 47:33
  >> Yeah, let him do it. >> I didn't know that he went in and just
• 47:37
  opened a restaurant after he retired. >> Oh, did he? I didn't know that either.
• 47:41
  Is it in Germany? Um, >> filmmaker turn restaurant.
• 47:47
  Yeah, I don't know. >> Ball restaurant.
• 47:51
  Baja restaurant. Upscale restaurant in where is this?
• 47:58
  Vancouver. >> I don't like this. Um, well, [snorts]
• 48:03
  the person who wrote this article. Okay. >> Bald, a filmmaker turner who recently
• 48:09
  unfortunately returned to film making. No, let him. Not unfortunately. >> Do it.
• 48:15
  >> Yeah. Think what you will about him. He's interesting. >> Yes.
• 48:20
  >> I gotta say, and remember, you know what? I got to watch
• 48:25
  he did that Ashvitz film. >> Oh, yes.
• 48:30
  I avoided it because because it's Uverball and it's Hashitz
• 48:36
  and it's like >> it's not his wheelhouse a topic like that >> but
• 48:43
  >> I don't think he Yeah, it's not something I think
• 48:46
  >> I I was it was even like for me who likes bad movies it was a little bit
• 48:50
  like I don't know if I'm mentally ready for that. Yeah, the tone of this might
• 48:56
  not quite be right cuz I know in Postal he talks about Nazi Gold and
• 49:02
  >> 2011 that movie came out. >> Oh, it's a docu drama.
• 49:08
  >> See, I've got to watch this. Okay, maybe it is more serious than
• 49:13
  >> I think it's c he certainly tried to be serious, but I remember at the time
• 49:18
  um it was panned because it was very graphic and um
• 49:25
  and he cast himself as a prison guard and stuff and everyone it bas from what
• 49:30
  I recall everyone was just like this is was this necessary to like to show all
• 49:34
  this like the way that you did cuz unlike I think um something like
• 49:39
  Shitless List which had a plot. I'm not sure this like well you know what his
• 49:46
  movies are like >> like it's just not um like what is the
• 49:51
  point of it you know um [laughter] Hoover once said he would
• 49:58
  stop making films if people if a million people signed a petition that said he
• 50:03
  should stop and it got more than 360,000 people but not a million.
• 50:07
  >> Not a billion. [laughter]
• 50:09
  Yeah. So we can keep on going. >> So hopefully
• 50:14
  >> So the killing scenes were restricted to 20 minutes. >> What?
• 50:20
  >> Yeah, that's what I mean. He's just he's he's not a topic that he should be >> no
• 50:27
  >> making a film about. Like he's just not equipped, I think, to to tackle such a
• 50:32
  serious topic. >> No. >> Seemingly love I love you, Uber. If
• 50:36
  you're watching this, which you might be, it's Not impossible that he's
• 50:39
  watching this. He is aware of us. >> I love you. But >> yes,
• 50:44
  >> don't try to make a serious movie like that. House of Dead 23 years later. [ __ ]
• 50:50
  yes. Make that movie. >> I will watch that. I will buy that day
• 50:53
  one cuz I don't know how it's going to be released. >> Yeah,
• 50:57
  >> cuz I don't know. I go to I would go to the movies and see it if I could.
• 51:02
  >> I would too. Yeah. This would be one of those special event things. Yeah.
• 51:08
  >> Speaking of which, uh I think we're going to go see Repo the Genetic Opera
• 51:11
  in uh in a theater. >> Oh, they're doing a re-release of that.
• 51:15
  >> Yeah. I think it must be an anniversary of it or something. >> Yep.
• 51:20
  >> That's a good movie. >> Yes, >> sort of. >> Yeah. It's been a long time since I've
• 51:25
  seen it, but I remember enjoying it. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's fun. Uh another
• 51:30
  movie that we don't really know what's happening with it is Avatar 4.
• 51:37
  So, we talking about how >> it looked like it wasn't going to get
• 51:41
  made and then it was looking like it was going to get made and James Cameron was
• 51:44
  saying, "Yeah, it's going to get made." And then now, uh,
• 51:48
  it's unclear at this point if it is. Um, so I guess not much of an update.
• 51:55
  >> No, but I'm telling you, like what if he does get the if he does get to make
• 52:00
  four, wrap it up. >> Yeah. No, >> wrap up the story. He's got that fifth
• 52:06
  one coming in the pipeline. >> But I still keep saying we could have he
• 52:11
  didn't need three.
• 52:14
  >> James Cameron has said uh this week the plans for the next two films are very
• 52:20
  much uncertain at this time. So So he's gone back on
• 52:26
  >> Yeah. Because his last update was Disney's All In. They were making them back to back.
• 52:31
  >> Yeah. So, was he doing to Ryan Johnson? >> They're still making a lot of money. The
• 52:37
  I mean the the others what 1.5 billion
• 52:41
  the last one made. I feel like >> that's a lot. >> That's Well, they're making like a
• 52:48
  billion. They're making a billion. >> So, why the [ __ ] wouldn't they make the
• 52:52
  another one? >> Like, I don't really understand.
• 52:59
  >> Um biggest challenge It's too cost too much money behind the
• 53:05
  scenes. >> It's a long investment upfront. >> He says it could take as long as a year
• 53:12
  or so to figure out how to make future films in the series in half the time for
• 53:15
  2/3 of the cost. Okay. So, I guess maybe he's been told
• 53:20
  >> you need to reel it back cuz >> like even the third one, the the 3D
• 53:25
  which was the big thing of Avatar wasn't that good.
• 53:29
  >> Yeah. Actually, someone in the comments said the 2.9 billion that the first
• 53:33
  movie made in 2009 would actually be 4.5 billion today, which puts things in
• 53:39
  perspective compared to the 1.5 billion the last one made. So, we're talking
• 53:43
  about huge numbers, but when you look at inflation, like these are not making
• 53:49
  anywhere near the money that his first one did. >> The first one did. And it's getting
• 53:53
  smaller and smaller each time. And >> well people
• 53:57
  >> running. Yeah. There's a lot of money up front for you don't know if you're going
• 54:00
  to how much you're going to get back. >> Yeah. Like >> I mean that's movie
• 54:06
  >> the third one was not good. >> Yeah. I know you've mentioned that. You
• 54:10
  said you told me don't bother watching it. I think
• 54:12
  >> no I can there's one scene you need to see it and you you're all set up for the
• 54:16
  fourth movie. >> I don't know man. Sometimes you don't pay attention. So >> there is that.
• 54:22
  >> Yeah. I don't know. that that that could be the case, but
• 54:28
  >> I was awake for most of it. >> Okay. Well, that's a good sign.
• 54:34
  Uh, where do we want to go next? There's a bunch of little movie things here. Let's
• 54:41
  go to this one >> because it's of interest to me in particular.
• 54:46
  >> James Bond casting has begun. >> All right. So, you know, I've got two
• 54:52
  people I want to put forward. Two people. I know who one of them is. I think >> myself.
• 54:56
  >> Oh, okay. And Rahul. >> And Rahul. Rahul's more got more of a
• 55:01
  chance, I think. But I think he would make a great James Bond.
• 55:03
  >> I don't think either of you have much of a chance to be honest. No. Like, not
• 55:08
  because I wouldn't choose either of you. Obviously, I would. But, uh, I don't
• 55:13
  think I don't think they're going to go with you. No offense. Due to lack of experience.
• 55:18
  >> I got experience in acting. I not enough. [laughter]
• 55:24
  Oh, and again, it's not me. It's just what they're going to say. And I don't
• 55:28
  think they'll go with Rahul because that would be controversial. >> He's English.
• 55:34
  >> He is He's British. Uh but he's not a
• 55:38
  traditional James Bond character. >> He's not white.
• 55:45
  >> Correct. >> Yeah. And while I would I would love for
• 55:49
  them to shake it up, but I don't think they will. I think that's too big a
• 55:52
  risk. They would think that's too big a risk for this.
• 55:57
  >> Yeah. I And they want to keep fans happy
• 56:02
  and not have them complain cuz no matter what they do, people are going to
• 56:05
  complain though. >> Correct. And unfortunately, that would
• 56:09
  be something they would complain about a lot. But also, from what I've heard,
• 56:14
  aren't they meant to be going for a younger James Bond this time?
• 56:17
  >> Uh, I don't think they've been clear about that. I've heard I have heard
• 56:22
  that. I've seen articles that said that, but I don't know if that actually came
• 56:25
  from anybody at Amazon. So, it's Amazon doing it now. So, it used to be for many
• 56:29
  many many well for what 50 years of [ __ ] whatever. >> Yeah.
• 56:32
  >> It was owned by uh the Broccoli, >> which were relatives of um
• 56:39
  >> Ian Fleming, I believe, and they've just sold it all to Amazon now. they're not
• 56:42
  involved. And there was an article I read, >> uh, and you may have seen clips of this.
• 56:48
  >> Whenever they were auditioning a new Bond, they would have them do a specific
• 56:52
  scene with a character to see, um, because Bond has got to be able to do
• 56:58
  action, but also >> yes, >> romance and certain things. So, they
• 57:02
  like to test them out. And now it's like, well, what's Amazon gonna do
• 57:06
  >> to find the new Bond? this just going to be some famous person
• 57:11
  >> or will they actually like be thorough? I know. I feel like for this
• 57:18
  I don't know. They've got to they've got to do a good job. Like
• 57:22
  they've got to look really hard and do it properly. Otherwise, people are just
• 57:25
  going to get the shits. >> I I really hope they go back to a little bit of comedy though.
• 57:31
  I know they won't, but >> I maybe I mean Denise Villu is doing this.
• 57:37
  He's not known as a comedian. >> No. >> So I have a feeling in fact if you've
• 57:43
  seen what's that movie? >> Oh god. What's the one with Hugh
• 57:47
  Jackman? Do you know the one I mean where the two girls get kidnapped?
• 57:54
  >> Prison. Prisoners. >> I haven't seen that. >> There's nothing funny about it. Let's
• 57:59
  just say that. >> [laughter] >> It's [ __ ] intense. Uh, so, but it's
• 58:04
  very good. But it's it's very it's >> Yeah, it's about two two young girls get
• 58:08
  kidnapped and it's Jackman plays their dad and he goes off the [ __ ] rails
• 58:13
  trying to find these two girls to the point where Paul Dano plays uh
• 58:20
  handicapped person and Jackman's convinced he's guilty and just tortures
• 58:25
  him and it's [laughter] >> what you've got to it's it's a really
• 58:31
  intense movie. Okay, I might not watch that.
• 58:36
  >> It's good. It's got uh what's David domian in it. >> Well, maybe I will.
• 58:43
  >> He's good. Uh it's got Hugh Jackman. Jake Gyllenhaal plays a cop.
• 58:48
  Uh it's very good. Anyway, oh, and Sakario, that's another good Sakario is another
• 58:53
  good D. None of these movies are funny though. No, >> but I'm actually just looking at the
• 58:57
  casting director and >> I don't know if she's got a good history.
• 59:03
  >> Really? >> Well, she's got the the Star Wars sequel trilogy. >> Okay.
• 59:09
  >> The Jurassic World films. >> Okay. But it's casting, right?
• 59:13
  >> The Martian movies. Oh, no. Maybe she does. >> She didn't write the movies. >> Yeah.
• 59:19
  >> Or direct the movies. >> Hot fuzz. You like hot fuzz? The hot
• 59:25
  fuzz was great. No, I'm taking it back. >> So, she knows Timothy is the best James Bond.
• 59:31
  >> I'm taking it back. Taking it back. Sorry. >> Maybe she'll get Timothy Dalton back.
• 59:36
  >> Timothy Dalton back. [ __ ] yeah. He gets to do that third movie he never got to
• 59:40
  do. [laughter] >> And >> finally happening. >> So, I heard it here.
• 59:46
  >> I wish that had happened. I wish that had happened. Anyone who doesn't know
• 59:49
  Timothy Dalton, well, you probably know Timothy Daltton's James Bond in two movies,
• 59:55
  >> Living Daylights and License to Kill. He was supposed to do a third, but it got
• 1:00:01
  took too long, took so long for them to like decide what the [ __ ] movie was
• 1:00:07
  going to be. And there were legal disputes over um so,
• 1:00:13
  oh god. Uh there was a legal dispute based on Thunderball over whether who
• 1:00:17
  owned the rights to what and they you know like the James Bond movie stopped
• 1:00:20
  having Spectre in them for a long time because there was like this legal
• 1:00:23
  dispute or whatever and it all just tied everything up and it took so long that
• 1:00:26
  Timothy Dalton was like I'm going to go do something else. >> Yeah.
• 1:00:28
  >> And he never did a third Bond movie >> which is a shame.
• 1:00:32
  >> That was his chance. And hopefully there won't be any more legal disputes now.
• 1:00:35
  It's all just been Amazon. You have >> Exactly. And they Yeah. They could just
• 1:00:39
  use all the money they've got to make all that go away.
• 1:00:41
  >> Yes. [laughter] if it does happen, you know, which is good question mark. Um,
• 1:00:47
  but yeah, everyone's like, "Oh, Timothy Dalton could have done Golden Eye." Um,
• 1:00:52
  and it wouldn't have been that because >> no, >> it wouldn't have been that movie. But
• 1:00:56
  that is interesting to think about because I really do think Timothy Dalton
• 1:01:01
  is the best Bond. >> But I I couldn't see him in Golden Eye. That is
• 1:01:05
  >> No, no, no. That's what I mean. It would have been It would have been if if he
• 1:01:08
  had played Bond in that movie, it would have been different. And also
• 1:01:12
  >> they wouldn't have written that movie. >> No, because it would have been a
• 1:01:15
  different completely. >> Yeah. So, but that's what people say is that
• 1:01:21
  >> Timothy Dalton was supposed to be in Golden Eye, which No, but
• 1:01:25
  >> but look, they've started to search. We'll see what we get. We're still a few
• 1:01:29
  years away from it since they haven't even found out who's in the show in the
• 1:01:32
  movie yet. So, >> the script is uh done or in late stages.
• 1:01:38
  >> Yep. So, >> need to find a cast and >> Yeah. >> So, we're probably looking late 28,
• 1:01:45
  early 29, I'd say. >> Probably. Yeah, it's going to be a while. Well,
• 1:01:50
  yeah. No, I They happen faster than I would expect. I know that's cuz I'm
• 1:01:55
  getting old. Like, for example, like Dune Messiah is coming out.
• 1:02:01
  >> Time actually goes faster when you're older than when you're younger.
• 1:02:04
  >> I know that. I know that. What I mean, what I mean is I don't know if it's
• 1:02:08
  actually that that they're making movies faster than I expect or if I'm getting
• 1:02:13
  old. I guess >> I think they're making movies faster, but they're making games slower.
• 1:02:19
  >> Yeah, games take a long time now. >> Like Fallout 5. There's We're not going
• 1:02:26
  to have Fallout 5. >> Have they even announced Fallout 5 decade? >> You just made that up.
• 1:02:30
  >> There is no Fallout 5, is there? that they they they have said they will
• 1:02:35
  be making it but it's coming after old Elder Scrolls. So Fallout 5 is not
• 1:02:41
  coming until it's not coming this decade. >> They when did they announce Elder
• 1:02:46
  Scrolls 6? Elder Scrolls 6 announcement was 2018.
• 1:02:53
  >> Mhm. It's >> almost 10 years ago >> and we have no game.
• 1:02:58
  >> I mean I'm old now so it will be 10 years very soon. >> Yes.
• 1:03:03
  cuz time's just flying by. >> So that I think we'll get this decade,
• 1:03:08
  but that's it. Like Fallout 5 is going to be in 2030s.
• 1:03:14
  It's going to be in the 30s sometime. >> The Elder Scrolls 6. Okay. And this is
• 1:03:19
  from one year ago. >> The Elder Scrolls 6 announcement is now
• 1:03:23
  as old as Skyrim was when The Elder Scrolls 6 was announced. [laughter]
• 1:03:29
  It's funny. God. >> But yeah, know games are those types of
• 1:03:34
  games just taking longer and longer and >> Yeah, of course. Yeah, because Yeah,
• 1:03:38
  people expect more and more >> and have you heard the story about cuz
• 1:03:42
  Obsidian they famously want made New Vegas and they wanted to be a hey like
• 1:03:46
  we'll make the off >> Yeah. >> thing I've read a story that they were
• 1:03:51
  basically pulled into a room after it was released and basically Messa sat
• 1:03:55
  there and told them everything they did wrong. >> Really?
• 1:03:58
  >> Yep. Well, it's egg on their face, I would think, but probably not
• 1:04:03
  >> cuz that game's [ __ ] awesome. >> It's great. I think it it didn't start
• 1:04:07
  off I think people were a bit criticized a bit at the beginning, but I I think
• 1:04:10
  it's grown to be everyone's favorite. >> Yeah, I think the things I don't like
• 1:04:14
  about New Vegas are small. Like the different types of ammo. I felt like
• 1:04:18
  that over complicated things, but I can see why you would maybe like that. Just
• 1:04:23
  it's not for me. I don't >> want to manage things that much in games generally. Yep.
• 1:04:28
  >> Um, oh yeah, and wasn't there like there's wear and tear on weapons in a
• 1:04:35
  way that there wasn't in earlier ones, right? Or am I making that up?
• 1:04:38
  >> Maybe there is. There was wear and tear. >> Yeah, I can't remember those kind of
• 1:04:44
  things. I mean, I know you hate that specifically in Breath of the Wild. the
• 1:04:49
  >> Well, I hate it in Breath of the Wild because the weapons break so quickly,
• 1:04:52
  but in the break as quickly, you Yeah, >> you didn't have to have backup weapons
• 1:04:59
  for every fight. >> But as far as like plot and like the
• 1:05:03
  game structure and everything, Fallout New Vegas is incredible. >> Yep.
• 1:05:07
  >> Like no notes, just great. >> Yep.
• 1:05:11
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• 1:05:18
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• 1:05:50
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