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6-29: 'Supergirl' Super Flops, But Not For The Reason Everybody's Telling You · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Welcome back game for the weekend. Welcome to Monday. I
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Speaker 1: hope you had an awesome time. I'll hope you met
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Speaker 1: with friends. I hope you had fun. Maybe you went
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Speaker 1: to a ballgame, maybe you went to the movies. You
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Speaker 1: probably didn't see super Girl, Woman of Tomorrow, whatever the
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Speaker 1: hell it is. I have heard more about this particular movie,
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Speaker 1: mostly on social media, of people's reactions and why it's
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Speaker 1: bombing and go we Go Broke and all this other
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Speaker 1: stuff than I have ever heard of any movie before.
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Speaker 1: And I think it's reached like this apex of Hollywood
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Speaker 1: has to change at some point, somehow. This thing was
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Speaker 1: like big budget, one hundred and seventy million dollars to make,
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Speaker 1: and then another fifty million for promotion and marketing or
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Speaker 1: whatever the hell it was, and it apparently, well this
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Speaker 1: is true, it bombed at the box office for an opening.
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Speaker 1: What does that matter, Bill, It's just a movie. Because
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Speaker 1: this all ties into not only our culture, but also
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Speaker 1: how you're told about this, because the reason why this
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Speaker 1: thing bombed is not what everybody's telling you. And this
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Speaker 1: is what we're not getting Girl bomb See Go Woke,
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Speaker 1: Go Broke. While true, that's not the main reason why
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Speaker 1: you're gonna have other people telling you it's because this
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Speaker 1: girl's a crazy lunatic. And she kept on talking about
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Speaker 1: the Pride month thing. Oh gee, another crazy, kooky actress
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Speaker 1: from Hollywood. Gee, we've never seen that before. That's not
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Speaker 1: why either. And now you've got this is how this
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Speaker 1: always happens, and this is how the media spin comes
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Speaker 1: into play. Now you have the studio Warner Brothers saying
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Speaker 1: we didn't expect this kind of hate. No, here's the takeaway.
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Speaker 1: It's your fault and this should show us all how
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Speaker 1: out of touch Hollywood actually is with everything. So if
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Speaker 1: you want to blame anybody, blame them. We get into it,
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Speaker 1: we'll talk about it. Thanks for finding me, appreciate you
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Speaker 1: wicked way to your live stream and the podcast and
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Speaker 1: the replay on x and YouTube and Facebook and all
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Speaker 1: that good stuff. Audio podcasts posted shortly after we get
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Speaker 1: off the live stream. All right, if you're not even
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Speaker 1: aware of this thing, who could blame you? You're trying
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Speaker 1: to live a life. This goes particularly to parents though,
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Speaker 1: because it's mainly parents that are funding these summer blockbuster movies.
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Speaker 1: That's who they're targeting. They want their money. But it's
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Speaker 1: this new trend out of Hollywood where you're kind of
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Speaker 1: put down the parents who are supposedly spending the money,
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Speaker 1: which is different. If you haven't heard about this thing.
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Speaker 1: This is the trailer for the Super Goal movie and
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Speaker 1: all the money they put into it. It does not
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Speaker 1: look like this is kinda end well.
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Speaker 2: For you guys.
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Speaker 1: Okay, you get it. Summer blockbuster released in June. Interesting
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Speaker 1: first point on that one right there. They could have
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Speaker 1: avoided all this controversy. Released in June Summer Blockbuster. Millie
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Speaker 1: Alcock is the actress, and there has been a lot
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Speaker 1: of online hate and they're making fun of her looks
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Speaker 1: and she's not you know, what we think of is
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Speaker 1: Hollywood star blah blah blah, and that's got nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with it, nothing, But you're being told it has
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Speaker 1: everything to do with it, and you're being told that
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Speaker 1: it's this online hate of her and it's this misogynistic
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Speaker 1: view of her that's causing this thing to bomb. That's
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Speaker 1: what this studio is coming out with today because they're
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Speaker 1: trying to cover the losses. There are people and studio
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Speaker 1: executives just like every corporation you probably work for one
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Speaker 1: where they're trying to cover their asses and explain why
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Speaker 1: this is a major, major business loss. And on that note,
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Speaker 1: this is from Variety, Hollywood's industry magazine. They're saying this
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Speaker 1: this morning that this could be one of the biggest
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Speaker 1: flops of all time. It's not for me. That's just
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Speaker 1: from them. Okay, so take that with a grain of salt.
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Speaker 1: But it's it's right up there. It's on pace at
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Speaker 1: this pace, and this was their big opening weekend, all
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Speaker 1: kids are out of school, and all the hype and
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Speaker 1: all the advertising that was everywhere. It's on pace to
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Speaker 1: lose at the end of this thing. Two hundred million dollars.
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Speaker 1: That's you know, it doesn't matter what you're making, whether
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Speaker 1: it's sausages or movies. That's horrific in a business sense.
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Speaker 1: Now the blame game happens and they're all blaming everybody.
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Speaker 1: It's oh, it's these it's the it's the far right
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Speaker 1: who can't stand a strong female actress. No, that's that's
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Speaker 1: really not it. We've seen enough of this whole thing
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Speaker 1: and it's like, oh, gee, another wow, another left wing
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Speaker 1: LGBT pride actress. That's you know. In other words, the
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Speaker 1: movie going audience is pretty much used to this and
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Speaker 1: if it's a good enough movie, everybody can look past it.
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Speaker 1: Now that that's and that's not really it, And they're
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Speaker 1: saying that, well, the timing of it wasn't good. Was
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Speaker 1: up against too much competition. Okay, that that doesn't seem right.
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Speaker 1: Although I will say this, here's another movie that all
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Speaker 1: kinds of controversy or nontroversy made up into it that
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Speaker 1: did great and it's still making a lot of money
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Speaker 1: I think in its second weekend. Is that New Toy
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Speaker 1: Story movie, another rehashed thing from Disney. Obviously it's that,
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Speaker 1: but I also read about it. I know I didn't
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Speaker 1: see either of these, but I also read about a
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Speaker 1: lot of controversy about that Disney and they're they're woke
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Speaker 1: agenda in the what was one of the things they
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Speaker 1: read They have a they have a black toy cowboy,
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Speaker 1: and that's Disney pushing it and it's all female power
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Speaker 1: of what. Okay, but that's like kicking ass at the
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Speaker 1: box office? That's going gangbusters? Now? Why is that? Why
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Speaker 1: is that doing done so well? Again? And going back
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Speaker 1: to the parents thing who fund these movies, who actually
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Speaker 1: pay for it, Whether you've got a teenager or not,
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Speaker 1: or a younger kid, because that's something and I can
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Speaker 1: speak as a dad here who's gone through this, because
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Speaker 1: that's something we can talk about in the car on
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Speaker 1: the way home. That's what this is all about. If
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Speaker 1: there's any controversy or nontroversy in the Toy Story movie,
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Speaker 1: it's something we can explain away. Well, it's just this
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Speaker 1: and that, and they're trying to you know, well, let's
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Speaker 1: talk about the previous other four Toy Story movies. We
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Speaker 1: can deal with that, the Supergirl thing, and now give
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Speaker 1: you the reason why why this thing bonded. There's a
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Speaker 1: lot of controversy leading up to it. The reason why
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Speaker 1: is because as parents, whether that's dads or moms, we
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Speaker 1: don't want to have the freaking woke discussion. Whether it's
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Speaker 1: because it's already out of the bag, most kids, most moviegoers, parents,
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Speaker 1: adults getting into this thing have already heard about the
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Speaker 1: controversy on both sides of it. That's enough to keep
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Speaker 1: people away. You know, whose fault that is the studio,
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Speaker 1: that's who's fault, because they didn't put a bag on
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Speaker 1: this thing. Right, we'll get into some of the controversy
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Speaker 1: right here. First, Now, did this help. No, it did not.
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Speaker 1: This pissed a lot of people off, but I'm telling
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Speaker 1: you it was the studio's fall for this. Don't take
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Speaker 1: out your hate on this kooki actress who's clueless. They
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Speaker 1: did not protect her from these kinds of questions that
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Speaker 1: led to this problem. You see where I'm going. Maybe
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Speaker 1: let's get into it. Here's one of the first interviews.
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Speaker 1: And why is it always? Why? Why are so many
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Speaker 1: reporters on these red carpets? Why are they asking her
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Speaker 1: so many things about gay people and Pride Month and
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Speaker 1: LGBTQ Because you released it at the very end of
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Speaker 1: Pride Month. You couldn't have put it off a week.
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Speaker 1: You couldn't have released it five weeks ahead of time.
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Speaker 1: You couldn't have there's your first problem. Of course she's
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Speaker 1: going to face these kinds of questions, and of course
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Speaker 1: she's gonna have some kind of a kooky answer. Did
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Speaker 1: this help? Did this draw people away? Yes? It did?
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Speaker 1: You could have avoided. I spent a lot of discussion
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Speaker 1: online about horrest quitness and the comics, something that you
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Speaker 1: explode when you were preparing the run in honor.
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Speaker 2: Of Pride Month. As I'm getting all these questions. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I think that what makes this film so
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Speaker 2: beautiful is that it's not centered around a man. It's
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Speaker 2: we'll send it around, love it if anything, but we'll see.
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Speaker 1: I don't really, I don't really getting all these questions
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Speaker 1: about Pride Month because all the media and the red
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Speaker 1: carpet stuff and the promotion was during Pride Month, and
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Speaker 1: it's a female actress playing Supergirl, a classic character. Of
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Speaker 1: of course you're gonna get the questions. Of course you are.
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Speaker 1: And no, she didn't handle it well, and you already
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Speaker 1: pissed off a whole bunch of the audience. Who's fault.
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Speaker 1: The studio's fault, because you knew that this was coming,
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Speaker 1: but they're so arrogant and they're so insulated in these
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Speaker 1: studio offices where it's like, well, Pride Month is incredibly important,
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Speaker 1: it's incredibly so, so we're gonna do it that, We're
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Speaker 1: gonna we're going to capitalize on this completely totally living
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Speaker 1: in a bubble. Here's more questions. Did this help? No?
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Speaker 2: I have many queer friends, so honestly, I'm kind of honest.
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Speaker 2: I'm on it that that's happening. But I think because
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Speaker 2: she doesn't live inside the binary of what we think
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Speaker 2: a woman should be.
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Speaker 1: All right, So this like so this starts the controvert.
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Speaker 1: Now you start to hear like dads and parents and
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Speaker 1: moms going, oh Jesus, maybe this and some of them
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Speaker 1: would be like I even kind of want to see this,
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Speaker 1: and I want to take the kids. You know what,
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Speaker 1: I don't want to deal with most normal parents. I
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Speaker 1: don't want to have to have the big discussion about
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Speaker 1: the woke crap again and LGBT stuff. We're almost out,
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Speaker 1: we're almost out of Pride month, and this is gonna
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Speaker 1: bring it up again. That's why this didn't make the money.
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Speaker 1: Here's another clip. Did this help? No, Superman, I'm gonna win.
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Speaker 2: But it's because he's gonna let.
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Speaker 1: Me win because he is he's character. Yeah yeah, but
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Speaker 1: you're also stronger.
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Speaker 2: But I'm stronger objectively objectively strong.
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Speaker 1: The constant man versus woman thing, and women are just
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Speaker 1: as strong as men. That's what the reporter was hoping for.
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Speaker 1: Goldn't you beat Superman and a fight and an our
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Speaker 1: merciling contest and a race and is something as it
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Speaker 1: always always always pushing for the gender thing. One of
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Speaker 1: the most normal movie goers and this includes kids too.
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Speaker 1: They just want to see a freakin' movie. So the
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Speaker 1: studio's faults were releasing all this stuff in front of
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Speaker 1: the press and getting this into a controversy. Now did
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Speaker 1: this actress Milly Alcock and I waited for a while
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Speaker 1: to get into did she help herself at all? No,
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Speaker 1: she did not at all. The big controversy, apparently they
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Speaker 1: got picked up online, was her her comments about the
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Speaker 1: kind of hate she's getting again because of the studio
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Speaker 1: and her response to it, which I actually thought was
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Speaker 1: pretty interesting response if you were somebody in the public
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Speaker 1: eye who's getting a lot of hate. But this is
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Speaker 1: what really set the entire thing off, aside from the
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Speaker 1: clips you just saw and heard right describing the negative
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Speaker 1: feedback she's getting, and this is what she said, and
9:42
Speaker 1: here's a quote from her, and it's a lot of
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Speaker 1: people whose profiles have no photo who are burner accounts,
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Speaker 1: Oh pretty good so far, or someone's name and then
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Speaker 1: dad of four Christian, which is hilarious to me. Okay,
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Speaker 1: but I mean, whose opinion do you really care about?
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Speaker 1: If you piss the right kind of people off, you're
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Speaker 1: doing Okay. You may disagree with me, and you may
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Speaker 1: see that as most people are online as an attack
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Speaker 1: against Christians and dads and Christian dads, and I didn't.
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Speaker 1: I just see the hypocrisy of it, and I thought
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Speaker 1: it was a pretty good statement. But is it a
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Speaker 1: statement that you should have even seen in an article
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Speaker 1: and variety? By the way, would that have even gotten
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Speaker 1: out there? And all this blame game about why this
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Speaker 1: movie bombed and all this other stuff and it's maybe
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Speaker 1: the biggest bomb of all time, and all the other
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Speaker 1: hype you're hearing it. She doesn't make that statement if
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Speaker 1: this studio actually protects her. But they don't get it.
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Speaker 1: They don't get what's going on here. They'll understand the
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Speaker 1: actual temperament. This is why Hollywood in general sucks. Now,
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Speaker 1: some very few exceptions, most movies, TV shows are just
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Speaker 1: garbage because you have to get the people making them
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Speaker 1: who're in this completely insulated bubble little world out there,
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Speaker 1: and then you have the rest of us in normal,
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Speaker 1: everyday life. How often do you actually have Hollywood producers
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Speaker 1: and directors and writers that they actually talk to quote
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Speaker 1: unquote normal people and understand what normal people want. Very
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Speaker 1: rarely because that bubble thing. There's another example of this,
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Speaker 1: and Here's why I still blame the studio on this. Okay,
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Speaker 1: when their reaction to what it is and they couldn't
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Speaker 1: help themselves but get out there and put her out
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Speaker 1: there as much as they possibly could. Here's the first quote.
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Speaker 1: This is another Variety article, DC Studio's executive vice president
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Speaker 1: of production full on Ugly Pride the first time Millie
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Speaker 1: Alcock put on the Supergolt costume. Oh there's more of
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Speaker 1: a quote here. Let's go to this. It was a
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Speaker 1: culmination of so much hard work and then to see
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Speaker 1: somebody who so perfectly embodied the character. What okay, you
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Speaker 1: think that person, that executive vice president of production actually
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Speaker 1: is going to hold her back and protect her from
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Speaker 1: the media questions you know are coming. No, because that person,
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Speaker 1: I will guarantee you as somebody that says it's our
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Speaker 1: duty to get her out there and promote feminism. It's
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Speaker 1: our duty to promote pride. It's our dute. That's why
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Speaker 1: they did this to her. Don't blame the actress. She's
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Speaker 1: just another kookie actress. Here's another one. Warner Brothers executives
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Speaker 1: on the social media toxicity surrounding Milly Alcock. Quote, we
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Speaker 1: were surprised by both the ferocity of the backlash and
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Speaker 1: its reach, believing the culture had evolved past that sort
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Speaker 1: of campaign. Again, a quote from a studio executive that
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Speaker 1: put this kookie actress out there thinking that we're the
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Speaker 1: ones somehow that have to evolve. It's us, not them,
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Speaker 1: understanding what the audience is. We keep on saying a
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Speaker 1: year after year when one of these bombs happen, we
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Speaker 1: keep on going back to it. Like us, Hollywood learned
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Speaker 1: its lesson, no no. When you hear that they want
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Speaker 1: you to change. They want you to evolve into the
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Speaker 1: evolve into what into their version of exactly what you
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Speaker 1: should be like and what you should think like. And
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Speaker 1: they're agenda that they push down to you. So again,
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Speaker 1: so this controversy, it's not this actress's fault. It's not
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Speaker 1: everybody wants to blame her. So in her defense, I
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Speaker 1: kind of understand her pushing back against the You know,
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Speaker 1: some of the hate is getting online. That's unwarrant. That's
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Speaker 1: just who she is. If you want to know why
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Speaker 1: this movie and so many other Hollywood productions that they
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Speaker 1: pushed down our throats in the culture fail these days,
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Speaker 1: it's because of studio executives like that. And you heard
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Speaker 1: it right there in the quote. We thought the culture
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Speaker 1: had evolved beyond this. No, you know what, we haven't
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Speaker 1: evolved beyond Do you want to know why this movie flopped?
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Speaker 1: Is because as a parent I can speak to this.
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Speaker 1: Somebody that done until very recently was funding the weekend
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Speaker 1: movie budget and taking kids to this. You, as a parent,
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Speaker 1: this is a mom mora a dad. You'll do anything
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Speaker 1: in your power to avoid the conversation in the car
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Speaker 1: afterwards or or at the dinner table, because you just
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Speaker 1: want to escape reality for a little bit and have
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Speaker 1: some laughs with the kids and the family. You don't
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Speaker 1: want to have to address the issues of all these
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Speaker 1: things that the kids have read online about the movie
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Speaker 1: and why are people against this? And why are people
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Speaker 1: against the Pride thing? And why are they attacking here?
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Speaker 1: You know why? You know why the movie bombs because
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Speaker 1: it's the funders is the people who buy the movie
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Speaker 1: tickets as adults. Let's face it, it's mostly us. They
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Speaker 1: want kids to go, but we're paying for their tickets
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Speaker 1: no matter what their ages are. We don't want to
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Speaker 1: deal with the freaking questions. That's why it bombs, and
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Speaker 1: that actress doesn't get it, the studio doesn't get it.
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Speaker 1: Nobody gets it in that entire industry. Is that we're
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Speaker 1: just tired of the freaking controversies over this and the questions.
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Speaker 1: You know what I want? I want mindless entertainment unless
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Speaker 1: I'm watching a documentary. That's what I freaking want. That's
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Speaker 1: why this thing bombs. And they don't get it. You
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Speaker 1: heard the quote right there from these studio executives. They
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Speaker 1: don't understand why the quote is right there. We thought
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Speaker 1: the culture had evolved beyond this toxicity. No, it's not
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Speaker 1: your job to try to change any culture. It's your
14:41
Speaker 1: job to entertain us and make something we want to
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Speaker 1: watch that'll bring people together. You absolute idiots. They don't
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Speaker 1: understand that. They'll never understand that until And I don't
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Speaker 1: know what it's gonna take, because usually in any business,
14:53
Speaker 1: it's losing millions of dollars that get people to change,
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Speaker 1: and it gets them out of those positions, and it
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Speaker 1: gets new blood in there and people who understand it.
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Speaker 1: And you see that a little bit in entertainment and
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Speaker 1: media these days, but not enough. I mean, how many
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Speaker 1: flops have we seen? Dozens and dozens over the past
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Speaker 1: few years, and it's still the same type of person
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Speaker 1: creating this slop and then blaming the people who didn't
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Speaker 1: buy it for the flop. That's why this crap fails
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Speaker 1: because we don't want to hear it anymore. They don't
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Speaker 1: get it. So what's the end result? Like what happens?
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Speaker 1: So what do you do? You'll find alternative sources of entertainment.
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Speaker 1: You know how many I will be willing to bet
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Speaker 1: you there are parents and families out there that said,
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Speaker 1: you know, kids clamoring because they've seen the hype on TikTok,
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Speaker 1: clamoring to go to Supergirl, and some dad or mom
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Speaker 1: somewhere said, Okay, maybe next week, wink wink. But instead,
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Speaker 1: let's go to a national park, let's go to a
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Speaker 1: different thing, or let's rent an old school movie and
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Speaker 1: let's do something. Let's find alternative entertainment. Believe you me,
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Speaker 1: that's happening more and more because these studios don't get it.
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Speaker 1: So if I want to ride this thing flops, yet
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Speaker 1: another Hollywood big blockbuster flop. It's not that actress's fault.
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Speaker 1: Did it help with the comments in the media, No,
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Speaker 1: it did not. But she's another kooky left wing actress
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Speaker 1: in Hollywood. Gee, we haven't seen that before. We look
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Speaker 1: past plenty of those to see a movie if the
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Speaker 1: content is good. No, it's because we don't want all
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Speaker 1: of this crap surrounding these films these days. Even the
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Speaker 1: most controversial films of the eighties and nineties, you didn't
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Speaker 1: have all the pre press and all this other crap
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Speaker 1: that made it controversy. We just don't want to have
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Speaker 1: that conversation in the car afterwards. That's why. That's why
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Speaker 1: these things flop. You know whose fault that is these
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Speaker 1: movie studios, that's whose fault. But they don't get it.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I would have thought by now all
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Speaker 1: of Hollywood would have gotten this. No, apparently not. We'll
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Speaker 1: see Toy Story is doing well though it is. Apparently
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Speaker 1: it is. I didn't see that one either. But just
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Speaker 1: looking at preparing for this thing, looking at the weekend
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Speaker 1: box office, that thing's like kicking ass, right, because we
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Speaker 1: can explain that away. That's an easy one to have
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Speaker 1: the conversation in the car. They're toys, that's why. And
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Speaker 1: by the way, that's why Disney made it, because if
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Speaker 1: they went to their old all of their flops they
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Speaker 1: made a little bit of a change. They went to
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Speaker 1: their old standards that are easy to do and just
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Speaker 1: pump out there. Well, we'll make Toy Story nineteen twenty
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Speaker 1: and twenty one if it takes. That's what they're thinking
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Speaker 1: in their offices. But this Supergirl thing, man, it's not
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Speaker 1: that actress's fault. It's the studio executives. Thanks for finding me,
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Speaker 1: appreciate you. It's only Monday and making a wicked awesome one,
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Speaker 1: by the way, and the replay on x and YouTube
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Speaker 1: them post that usually ten minutes maybe fifteen after we
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Speaker 1: get off the live stream. It's always there for you.
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Speaker 1: Make it a wicked awesome Monday. Talk to him wrong