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A.I. EP. 221: “This Bed Is Lumpy” - Twins 35th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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The sun is shining out cloud in the sky. We wouldn't know because we're
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so happy inside. Some people boot on some skis, but we would rather
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sit on down and talk some movies. We're the Avid Indoorsmen. Come listen
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to our show. We're the evid indoorsmen at home on the go. We're
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the Avid Indoorsmen. We hope you love it, so come on in and
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stay. We'll do our best to make use my indoors man. What is
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happening? I'm Rob Lundquist, Ton'm boots, and we are the Avid Indoorsman.
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That's right, we are Hellollo, it's we've had a little bit of
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a break. So long. How are you. I'm good, It's been
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way too long. I missed your face. Same. I've been gallivanting through
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Europe and the UK really last three weeks. It was a long tour,
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but dude, it was so much fun. It looked like I said,
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great crowds, great crowds. Su I was keeping myself busy so I wouldn't
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get so homesick and saw a lot of stuff. I got to see a
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lot of actually avid endorsment supporters on the road. Nice fun. It was
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cool Neil. He was our merch guy. And Neil's been on the pod
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quite a few times and he had people saying, Oh, you're on the
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Avid Indorsment podcast. I love that, love that. I was really enjoying
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that. Yes, and yeah, man, really really good time. Yeah,
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there was a bunch of places you hadn't been right that at a few
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a few Zurich Zurich y too. That was awesome. Tim and I went
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to It's beautiful. Yeah. Tim and I went to the Linked Chocolate Factory
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and so, yeah, we were feeling just sick afterwards. They give you
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so many samples of chocolate. And it was nice because once I got into
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the gift shop, I didn't spend like a thousand dollars because I felt so
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gross, but I did get a lot of stuff for the family. Yeah,
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it was cool, It was really really cool. The coolest thing I
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did. We're both welcome to Wrexham fans. This was insane. So we
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went from Birmingham to Manchester and just a little bit of a detour in between
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those two spots is Wrexham, and so I I third wheeled it with Chance
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and Sammy. They had runted a car stayed in the Airbnb, the whole
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deal, and we went and spent the day at Wrexham and it happened to
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be a home game day, which like what are the odds? That worked
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out perfectly and it was so cool man. We got we went into the
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turf, the bar that's like pretty much on the grounds and just people would
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hear us talk and they're like, hey, where are you from? Yeah,
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and then they're getting just tons of people randomly showing up, so many
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people, but they're loving it and they're so proud of their club. And
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literally had a guy talked to us for probably fifteen minutes and uh was like,
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are you going to the game? You're like, no, we're not
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going to the game. He was offering up his tickets to us. He
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was like, you guys just stay and watch on the tv. You guys
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like you guys came from across the world here, why don't you go to
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the game. And we're like that is so generous, thank you very much,
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but we can't. Yeah right right, we've got to make our way
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to Birmingham or whatever. But dude, really really awesome. It made me
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want to go to the game really bad. And apparently they leave like a
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hundred tickets available for international fans. So yeah, it's really we should plan
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a trip there just for that or something. It would be so cool.
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That was a highlight for me to talk Kelsey into. She would love that.
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She would love it. Yeah, she would love it. I told
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her. I was like, you have to start watching that show because you're
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yeah, oh, I'm surprised. No, I mean, yeah, she
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has gotten into soccer now because of because of the Minnesota United who are not
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playing well. But yeah, yeah, she hasn't really, I mean she
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doesn't have like a ton of extra times. Yeah, that's that. Immediately
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when I said it too, I was like, well, she's got stuff,
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She's got lots of stuff and we have our shows and totally yeah,
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but I'm with you. That's awesome. European tour done. I'm here with
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you. I'm excited. How have you been in the last month? Good?
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I went on my own international trip, I guess. We went to
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Canada, Me and my broose pictures. Yeah, they're so crazy. We
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did the longest hike I've ever done, and I pray to God, the
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longest hike I ever will do. It was no, it was great.
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It was a little too much, but it was great. So Sleeping Giant
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Provincial Park is what it's called. It's up by Thunderbay Are Okay, Yeah,
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the north side of Superior. Lovely little park over there, great scenery.
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We had a lovely time. But we did that hike ended up being
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fourteen miles, so I can't say I've ever done that. And that was
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all in one go. They were barking, It was all in one go.
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And it was like twelve hundred feet of elevation as well, so it
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was tough. It was tough. My brother did much better than I did,
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but we made it. It took us all day. I think we
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left it eight in the morning and we got back at like five or something.
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And you know, we weren't walking the whole time. We were resting
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some of that time, and we made lunch up at the top. But
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man, what a beautiful view up there. It was super cool. We
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took, Yeah, those pictures. When the pictures look that cool, you
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know that in person pause, You can never make it, you know,
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never make it the same. But it was super super cool. It was.
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I was sore for a solid three or four days after that, I
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imagine, very much. But yeah, it was super fun and we got
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to hang out. We are extravagant. Thing was we made these just bomb
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bacon cheeseburgers both the day before the first day we got there and the second
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day we were there. We had them for dinner because they were so good,
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and we we did a pork and beef mixture. We did obviously thick
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cut bacon. We had fresh onion, and then we sauteed some mushrooms and
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okay, can you say it a little slower maybe breathier, buddy. We
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also had a everything bagel that we used as the bun ello, and our
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side dish was Perogi's. This guy loves a Parogi. Does your bro love
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too? I mean, I don't think anyone loves them as much as I
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do, but I love. But we were in the supermarket and we're like,
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what do we think for a side, you know, French fries?
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We just had like his grill thing. We were like, I don't know.
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And then he saw this bag of pargies that we had talked about and
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before they had come up, and he was like, well, we could
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just get these. I was like, yes, this is the fast idea.
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Ever, this took no convincing whatsoever. Yeah, And they have a
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special donut there called the Persian, which is apparently a thunder Bay thing,
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I think because they have a lot of people of Persian descent. But it's
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basically just a donut with like a raspberry compote mixed in with the frosting on
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top. Delightful on top, not inside, not inside on top, on
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top with those, nothing wrong with those. It was pretty light, pretty
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light on the berries. Okay, it's like a shmear, really, you
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know, Okay, cool, pretty good, pretty good, pretty good,
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pretty Yeah. See that just sounds like, yeah, got a whole thing
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going on. Huh Yeah yeah, Beard, dude, I got my cut
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and Beard trimmed in London, London many times. I sound like I said
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it a thout times as well you should as well you should, yeah,
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but I go about it. It was fun. Yeah, you look great,
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thanks buddy. Well, hey, the pleasantries have been wonderful. It's
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sort good to catch up. I want to hear what the last movie was
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that you watched. Last movie I watched. I went to the theater and
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saw Bottoms that I think we've talked about before, but I don't know that
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we did we talk you? Yeah, I think it was like a movie
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that you right, I think you wanted to see it when ye see we
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do a VIP video and I you know, you have to be on Patreon
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to do that, and we do a little one on one and we talk
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about things we're excited about. Yeah, seeing, I think that's where you
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mentioned it. I think you're right, uh, and it's it was a
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fun time. This is a crazy film, like totally bonkers. Are our
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friend Ao ed Abiri isn't it so much? And she's so working the this
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is the Year of ao I bet Ao was like, actually, I'm okay
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with these strikes, not only because I think we should, you know,
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work together to get what we deserve, but also I've been pretty busy,
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so I could use a little downtime, right, you know what I mean.
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Also, Rachel Sennott is in this who I didn't really recognize or I
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can think of like a specific thing, but she did look familiar, So
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I told you I remember I saw her in that goofy horror movie, yes,
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Bodies, Bodies, Bodies, which I almost watch today. I'm gonna
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watch that sometime soon. You said that was good, right, Like it's
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a weirdo it's real weird. It's way out there. It's a twenty four
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weird still okay kind of feel. Anyway, this isn't quite that, but
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it is weird. The like elevator pitch for the movie is, it's these
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two unpopular queer high school students that are those two gals, and they end
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up starting a fight club for the ladies in their school as like an empowerment
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tool of sorts slash to hopefully hook up with some ladies they like. Yeah,
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so it's an interesting premise, and it is. It goes beyond just
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that, like, it turns bonkers, it's crazy, it's wild, it's
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fun. But I had a really great time watching it. I thought it
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was like the perfect mix of just silly and goofy and wild out of the
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box thinking it. I don't think it was. It would make sense if
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it was, but no, I don't think so and crazy like something they
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would do. Yeah, it was written and directed by Emma Seligman and actually
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that Rachel sennot helped write it. So oh cool. So that's cool.
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But I don't know who I don't know who Emma is really, but oh
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she did? You loved Shiva baby? Right? No, Dave loved Shiva
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Baby. I don't know what that is. So our buddy Dave loved this
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movie Shiva Baby, and she wrote and directed that movie as well. So
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now I'm gonna have check that out because I hear it will but bottoms a
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wild and crazy time. Not for PG years at all, But I liked
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it a lot. It was fun nice. Yeah, how about you,
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what's the most recent movie you watch? Well? I had heard a few
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months ago that the movie BlackBerry was good. It was getting great reviews,
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but I didn't feel like paying for it, and you had to like actually
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buy it sure for a really long time, you know. So thankfully it's
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on Delta and I watched it on my way back from Europe. Love that
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it's getting a ninety eight from critics and a ninety five from audience. What
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it is very highly rated. Wow. But it's all about the rise and
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fall of the phone device BlackBerry. And it's got our guy Jay Bearschell,
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who we enjoy very much, love him. He is an awkward genius.
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And Glenn Howarton from It's Always Sonny in Philadelphia fun he plays this like smarmy,
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greedy businessman and it's funny and entertaining, and it shows how we can
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corrupt our morals in order to get successful. And it's it's a lot,
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man, It's it's really fun. Glenn Howardton had to I don't know if
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he actually like cut like a Bologney the Horseshoe ball spot he I don't know
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if he did that himself or if it was at what It was weird though,
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it was weird seeing him like that looking at the picture and even the
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picture is like unsettling. It took me a while, Like it took me
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a while to get used to it. Yeah, totally, totally. And
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like Jay Bear Show is like really gray and it's it's interesting, funny,
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but it is worth watching it. It's a great, great movie. And
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I feel like there's kind of a lot of movies about Yeah, that's like
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the thing this year, like bean Babies, Blackberries, you know, the
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Shoes one I think it was called the Yeah, totally, that's like it's
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cool that it's in that vein. But it was really well done. Nice
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fun. Have you been streaming anything fun? Yeah, so I watched the
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entire what I found out was last season of Reservation Dot's do you say it's
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canceled after this. I think that's right. I think I read that.
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But it was their final season, which kind of makes sense with the way
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they leave it as well. Okay, but man, this last season.
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Have you watched any of the third season? Now? I don't. I
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don't know, think it's the third, maybe four, I don't know.
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Anyway, this most recent season what they went bonkers with it. They a
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lot of like crazy episodes that don't follow like linear style, but they're all
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amazing. I loved it. This is my favorite season of the show,
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which is saying a lot, and I just loved it. There were so
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many boohoos in this third in this final season, like, okay it is
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third, okay, ye that It's just incredible. I love this show.
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I'm actually almost certainly going to watch the whole thing again, you know,
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just because I just I love it. I think these characters are They're so
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fun. It's such an interesting look into this other culture that I don't really
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know anything about. And then just you know, like I don't know,
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I just love the the like universal story told through a new lens of people
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who haven't got to tell their story before maybe is such a fun thing.
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I love it. I think it's great, and this final season was immaculate.
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I loved it, and the way it ended was just beautiful in so
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many ways. Like, I really loved it. So yeah, it's worth
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checking out if you haven't seen this show. I know we've talked about it
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in a number of times, but yeah, I watched the first two seasons.
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Yeah, and I think you told me that the third one was out
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actually, but I just really went for it. It hooked me. It
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hooked me good. So nice. But yeah, I think people will like
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it if they watch it, So get out there and watch it. Do
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it. Yeah, but it was awesome. How about you? Were you
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streaming stuff? I streamed stuff, and I streamed another series that had its
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last season, and this is the HBO Max series Winning Time, which sadly
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is canceled after two seasons, and I haven't even started it yet. Man.
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Yeah, I was really in doing it, and I could have watched
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many more seasons. I heard from a lot of people. Actually it's so
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good, dude, and it would have been fun to see them keep going
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and getting like Michael Jordan in the motal and like, yeah, but at
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least we got a little bit of the magic between Larry Bird and Magic Johnson,
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so you had that, which was fun. These actors were all great.
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Even if it sounds like they may have fictionalized some of these real people
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pretty drastically, it sounds like it's still very, very entertaining, and I
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just loved how Adam McKay was making the show and the performances were just just
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wonderful. So I'm I'm bummed that it's done. But the second season is
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great. It's really really good. Watch it. I feel bad that I
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didn't watch it now, like if only I'd ha done it, they would
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have stayed. If you'd have done it, well, who knows that.
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I don't know why they did it, but speaking of Strike and stuff like
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that show, at least the little bits I've seen looks like it wasn't cheap
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to do. And then no, you know what I mean, they maybe
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just were like, eh, well just just cut our losses or whatever.
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Yes, I don't know. It was just a bummer because like they do
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the whole season and then it's like then the last episode they have to be
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like, you know, put the bow on it. Yeah, everybody's career
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was like yeah, it's like, oh, so that is done. Cool,
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I guess summer. Yeah, well yeah, it's kind of a bummer,
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but it's it's a it's another great season though. Yeah, totally,
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it's worth checking out. I will at some point, I'm sure nice.
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Should we do a few plug a roonies? We should? Let's do it,
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Thank you so much for your patronage and Another perk that we like to
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we always add a top five draft that pertains to the movie that we're talking
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about, and that's just for our patrons. They're the only people that can
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hear it. Uh and Bux had a fun one for this. Our top
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five draft is going to be top five actors who would play our movie Twins
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or opposite. Yeah, it's so it'll be fun. We'll see how it
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goes. Yeah, very thematic as well, because we're here to talk about
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the movie Twin Twins. Yes we are, which also, I know we
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didn't have time to talk about this, but you also got to see some
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Twins games and they were amazing. I could have spent I could have spent
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the first forty five minutes talking about the first two games of this playoffs and
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hopefully we will at some point, but needless to say, because Minnesota teams
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don't always win, We're gonna go out for just a second. And we
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crushed the Blue Jays, crushed them, crush them. It was amazing.
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Did you did you hear how crazy those fans were? It was so much
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fun. Dude, this is a little lot of character for me. But
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I actually watched most of both games so awesome. It was super fun,
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and I was like, yeah, I'm into it. This is great.
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I like baseball, especially in the playoffs when there's like playoff base clear you
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know, clear stakes. I get lost in baseball regular season because I'm like,
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there's a thousand games. I don't really you know, like sixty two
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games. It's a lot all these things, right, But yeah, man,
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Like it's so fun in the playoffs. Every strike, every strike that
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they throw, people start freaking out. Yeah. I loved it. So
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fun, and I'm so glad you got to go. That's so exciting.
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Let's go Twins. Did you go both games? By the way, both
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games? Oh? Man? Yeah, And that's that's how I'm going to
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be able to go to. But it was pretty great. That's great,
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though, that's great. It's great. But we're here today to talk about
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the movie Twins. Yes, is from nineteen eighty eight. It is it's
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thirty fifth anniversary, thirty fifth anniversary for this a film, and Rob,
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I think you should get a started, well just just a rough SYNOPSI,
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okay, here we go. The products of a genetic experiment fraternal twins,
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Julius and Vincent, are separated at birth. Their mother, Marianne, is
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told they're dead. Now, Vincent, an unscrupulous street hustler, ekes out
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a living in Los Angeles. Julius, raised by a scientist, grows up
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humble, intelligent and strong, but very naive about the larger world. When
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Julius learns of his mother and brother, he heads to Los Angeles to find
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his family. That's nice, that fun, it is. It's fun.
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Let's go to Rotten to models see what people have to say. We shouldn't
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this one. I mean, it was rougher than I expected. Critics have
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been coming in at rock solid forty two percent. Well yeah, that's a
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big yuck. And just when I thought it couldn't get any worse, audience
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members have it at thirty nine. I don't understand that this is a fun
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time. Shocked that those were the numbers. I was like, what really,
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what are we doing now? I mean thirty nine? Well, like,
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I don't think it's you know, maybe the best movie ever written or
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yeah, but we're not watching Schindler's List. This is amazing cinema. Well,
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maybe we should get into what we think Rob and they everyone else like
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a good American does. And it's time for our hot takes. Hot takes.
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That's a hot take. That's a hot takes. Smoking spicy? Did
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you have any spicy food in Europe? Very little? Very You know,
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you'd be surprised. Not a lot of spice up in like Norway, Sweden.
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There's a reason why there's not a lot of spice in Minnesota too.
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I guess right, Well, we got our salt and we got our pepper.
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Yeah, we do that. We put garlic in there when we're feeling
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a little frisky. You gotta get a little frisky every once a while,
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for sure. A hot take. I will go first on this. I
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love this movie so much. This is one that I have seen probably a
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thousand times or something. Cool. Yeah, you're more versed in it than
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I am. This one is one that we had the VHS. I watched
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this a lot. I love it so so much. Yes, I thought
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it was hysterical. I've always loved Danny DeVito and Arnold and probably from these
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movies, from this movie, but totally totally. They're just such a fun
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crew in this movie. I really like them. Their chemistry is super good.
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They are very different, but not in like I mean, they're obviously
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very different and important ways, right, we learn that, but they're they're
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also so charismatic, each of them individually that it's it's so great and I
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love that because they don't treat Danny super great in this as far as like
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what people say about him and stuff. But you really root for him because
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he's such a lovable dude. I think, at least myself rooting for him
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anyway. Yeah, but super questionable. Yeah, it's more like come on,
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man, like you can be better than this, you know, or
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whatever. But I just love this movie. I always have. I think
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it's super super funny. I love the like it gets kind of action y
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at some points too, especially that ending sequence is kind of kind of action
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suspense style. The music in it is some of my favorites. We got
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Bobby McFerrin in there, buddy with the total shoes, yeah, and I
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was like, that's why I love this song so much. I like forgot
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that yeah yeah, and like you know, all these things. I just
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think it's super super fun and it's way shorter than I remember, like I
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kind of I haven't seen it now in quite a long time. Even though
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I've seen it a bunch and I was like, oh wow, this isn't
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one of those movies where I like forgot a plot point. I was like,
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it's just pretty quick, like they just they kind of just keep rolling
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through and it's it's super fun. I really like it a lot. It's
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you know, was the predecessor to the The Bay Sickly sequel that was Junior,
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which I also loved a ton Junior Junior. But yes, I really
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really really love this movie. I think it's super funny, holds up really
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well, which I was happy to find a lot a lot of the movies
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from nineteen eighty eight do not. I was a little worried because I was
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like, oh yeah, I didn't think about that. Like the only even
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questionable thing that I saw, and maybe there's more, but was when he's
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like I love you and he's like whoa, whoa, whoa, you know,
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like didn't want to express love between two males, And that was a
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right right at the beginning. Yeah yeah, but that felt even more like
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it was like I don't know who the hell you are, man, Like
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calm down here more than anything, but yeah, that is a I guess
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my hot take is. I like this movie a lot, and Kelly Preston
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made me feel things, so I guess I heard that. I hear that
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for sure. It's my hottest take, Buddy. That's a hot take,
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buddy, very very hot. Yeah. Man, this movie brings me back
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big time. Yeah. I can distinctly remember watching this with my best friend
27:07
Timmy, who's been on the pod quite a few times now. We watched
27:11
that down in his basement and I can just it just brings me right back.
27:18
I love the whole idea that Arnold and Danny DeVito are twins separated at
27:22
birth. It's just a brilliant plot that makes me happy to think about.
27:29
It was written by three writers I saw, William Davies, William Osbourne and
27:33
Timothy Harris. The Williams would go on to write the brilliant Stop or My
27:37
Mom Will Shoot Hell Yes, And Timothy Harris he started back with Trading Places
27:44
back in the day. I saw. He went on to Kindergarten, cop
27:48
and the Space Jam films, so he's done quite a few things. Yeah.
27:53
Our guy Ivan Rightman directed and produced this, and he's responsible for some
27:57
of our faves like Strike PPEs, Ghostbusters, Kindergarten Cop Dave. He hit
28:04
with with quite a few comedies, and I would say hit with this film
28:07
as well, even though the Rotten Tomato scores say otherwise. I can't believe
28:12
that it's brutal something else, dude, Yeah, I would absolutely agree with
28:18
you. The pair of Schwarzenegger Individo is incredible. And I've said this before,
28:26
but Kelly Preston was for sure the most beautiful person I had seen up
28:29
to this point. Matt, I thought she was just an angel sent from
28:33
heaven. The bet is lumpy, His bet is lumpy. I need to
28:37
sleep on the floor with you. Yeah, we can make that work.
28:41
Sure, Yeah, okay, okay, but yeah, hot take. I
28:47
thought it was executed really well. It's an entertaining initial plot point, yeah,
28:52
making Arnold and DeVito related, And thought that the writers and directors and
28:56
actors made it kind of believable in a really fun time. Yeah. Yeah,
29:03
nice, I love it. I'm so glad you weren't like this movie
29:07
sucks And no, no, it's such a good time. It's so much
29:10
fun. This is a fun one because it hit for both of us,
29:12
which doesn't know what's happened either, right, Yeah, nice. Well,
29:17
let's go into our our favorite acting performance. Let's name the dude the dude.
29:23
I'm the dude, so that's what you call me, you know that,
29:27
or his dude or duder or you know, el dud reno. If
29:33
you're not into the whole brevity thing, you want to go first, buddy,
29:37
I can. You don't have to. And the only reason I'm saying
29:41
being I'm weird about is because really I could have just flipped a coin.
29:45
I know it is between Danny and Arnold's a take. Do you want me
29:48
to go? Oh? Yeah, yeah, yeah, do you go first?
29:48
I think it's Danny DeVito by quite a lot. Actually take to Danny
29:53
DeVito as well, and I don't want it. Arnold was super super fun
29:57
in this, but yeah, he gets kind of the easier part, I
30:02
think to make us like him, he said, he needs kind of a
30:03
paragon. He's a very like sweet man who's also very strong and all these
30:08
things. Danny gets to play the more fun role where he's like kind of
30:12
questionable. He's a sleeves bag for sure, you know, all these things.
30:18
And I still loved him. I thought he was so good. I
30:21
thought he played like the emotional turns really well, barring maybe tiny bit of
30:27
caveat for the mama, like they there was an extra beat that we didn't
30:36
need in there, I don't think. But I still loved it and probably
30:40
was crying at that point. But anyway, I just think it's him for
30:45
sure. I think he's so fun. He's so great, and he is
30:49
like a short, fairly chubby, balding man who is charming and like gets
30:56
all these ladies Like no wonder, I knew I needed him at some point
31:00
in my life, you know, like Danny is who I need to be.
31:06
I love that. But yeah, so I picked Danny, and I
31:08
thought I was surprised that it was by so much. Despite I agree,
31:12
like I think you could pick either and it'd be fair, right. Yeah,
31:17
I I also picked Danny DeVito and for all those things. But there's
31:25
just nobody liked Danny DeVito, like he is a very original dude. The
31:32
only person I could even like put in that category is maybe Joe PESHI yeah,
31:37
but he is just there's nobody like Danny DeVito. I love him.
31:41
It was a very fun character. I thought he played it perfectly as well.
31:45
Why don't we move on? To the glow. And this is where
31:51
I'll go with Arnold Schwartzenegger. Love that. I thought he was very good
31:56
in this. I think he plays the sort of fish out of water character
32:00
very well. He's extremely naive, a good person with morals and like you
32:08
said, very strong, and it was just very entertaining. And you know,
32:15
he's had to do that quite a few times in his career and it
32:17
always works. I do think it's hilarious. Maybe I should have said this
32:22
for hot take, but like, yeah, he grows up on this island
32:25
outside of Fiji with just a thick Austrian accent that no one ever mentions.
32:30
But I know, I know, just like the guy that raised him head.
32:36
That's a good point. And that was smart of them, Like someone
32:38
was like the only way you could get away with it. It was so
32:42
funny though, just like nobody ever mentioned that. Okay, well that's weird.
32:46
Let's yeah. Yeah, I love that. Uh it's a great pick.
32:52
I also would have picked him. We already shouted out Kelly Preston.
32:57
Uh, you know, good to do a lot. I mean she got
33:00
to look beautiful and the smoking in the in the supermarket, what are we
33:07
doing? Yeah? Why are we doing that nineteen eighty eight and they're sharing
33:10
a cigarette? Was that a thing? Like just one cigarette between them?
33:15
Between the sisters? I mean they're sisters. I get that, but I
33:19
don't know, Yeah, it seems. Yeah. Chloe Webb the other sister,
33:23
while we're mentioning her, I thought she was really fun. I remember,
33:25
she's got such an interesting voice she does. It's really fun though,
33:30
and she's such like a I don't know, she's just a very lovable character.
33:35
I liked her a lot. I kind of always wished I would have
33:37
saw her in more things. Yeah. The first thing that comes up,
33:42
like what she's known for is Sid and Nancy, which I never saw,
33:47
like Gary Oldman and her were Sid and Nancy, which made me want to
33:53
go and check that out for sure. Yeah, that looks fun. They're
33:57
like punks or something. Well, Sid Vicious from Sex it's cool. Yeah,
34:04
yeah, so it's like a biopic. Yeah, to check that out.
34:07
That's cool. I don't think it's ever came across my radar. Yeah,
34:10
I mean neither until me looking up Chloe Webb. Right, I thought
34:16
it was really fun seeing David Caruso as the like car Lot attendant guy my
34:23
parents. I don't know if your folks were into this, but my folks
34:27
were obsessed with NYPD Blue when I was growing up. Yeah, they didn't
34:31
get into that, which I'm called man because it was it was a thing.
34:36
Huh, it was a thing. It was a whole thing. David
34:40
Caruso, he was huge. He was in the first few seasons, he
34:44
was getting all the awards. He got a big head. It's like,
34:47
I'm going to go be a movie star and then didn't really do work that.
34:52
It has not worked for many people, it seems, especially in that
34:55
time. Yeah, it was hard to make that transition or when I'm wren
35:00
No, that's interesting. Nice. I thought Marshall Bell was also pretty good
35:05
as Webster the bad guy. Sure, and he's been in a number of
35:08
things over the years. I know he was definitely in Total Recall. Is
35:13
that the one that he's in Riot? I'm pretty sure that's him anyway.
35:15
But I just thought he was pretty good as the like scary bad guy who's
35:22
kind of smarty, but also you're like, oh he's he's good at what
35:24
he does, that's for sure. Yeah. Yeah, I liked him.
35:28
It was fun, he was he was terrifying. How fun was it to
35:30
see Maury Chaikin as Bert Klaane he was the Grits guy and my cousin Vinny.
35:37
Oh yes, so fun, dude, that's all I can see.
35:39
I love so much. I was like, it's him, He's he was
35:44
quite the character actor back in the that sort of time frame. Huh were
35:47
these magic grits? Magic brings me back? Yeah, that's really fun.
35:55
I like that a lot, dude. How crazy? So did you recognize
36:00
Heather Graham? I? So, I was like, who is that?
36:02
I know that somebody and then I looked it up, so I so I
36:07
kind of did, but not really at the same time. Then I was
36:08
like, oh my god, that's it. I didn't look it up until
36:12
after until I was going to do this outline. Sure, but when I
36:15
was watching it, I was like, I'm pretty sure that's Heather Graham.
36:19
And then I was like, eighty eight, there's no way that's Heather right.
36:24
So yes, so she was born in seventy so she was eighteen.
36:29
Wow, dude, And yeah, it's definitely a young Heather Graham. Gotta
36:34
be first thing, right, I mean, it's unless thing. Yeah,
36:38
yeah, it's one of for sure, crazy, Yeah I could. I
36:43
was like, oh my god. Once yeah, once I saw the name,
36:45
I was like, oh, of course. But it was hard to
36:49
hard to nail it in the moment for me. But yeah, yeah,
36:52
that was so fun crazy. I really liked that. The only other person
36:57
that I had listed it was really fun to see for ansis Bay his mother
37:00
superior, and she of course played Happy Gilmour's grandma. I loved that too.
37:06
She's such a jerk in this role. Yeah, it was fine.
37:08
Well, she's just explaining that Vincent was not a great, great little kid.
37:15
We like to think that it happened by accident or that's so funny.
37:23
But yeah, everyone else was just kind of purely background. It felt like,
37:28
right, yeah, this was definitely Arnold and Danny's. The car guy
37:34
was someone who's been in some other stuff too, right, the what was
37:37
his name? He had a super weird name too. The rich guy that
37:40
he calls that's buying the the new engine from them. Oh Wilson is his
37:50
name. I feel like that familiar with him. Maybe, Yeah, he
37:54
was in he was in bull Durham, he was in Raising Arizona. Oh
38:00
wow, and any number of other things too. But yeah, those were
38:05
nice. It stood out to me. But I just thought that name was
38:07
incredible. It was that's a good movie name. That's a pretty great name.
38:15
But yeah, was it worth going back and talking about. I don't
38:17
know. But let's move forward and let's talk about our favorite scene. It's
38:22
time to name the dingus is quite simple, really, dingus, Dingus.
38:29
I can talk about my dingus all night long. Well, buddy, oh
38:32
is it my turn? Is it your turn? Well? This is you've
38:36
seen this movie way more than I have. What is your favorite scene?
38:45
I think it's the club scene. And I think because we get the loveliness
38:50
of all the dancing, they're having a lot of butt grabbing that is true,
38:57
seemed consensual, So that's nice choreograph butt grabbing. My favorite kind of
39:01
butt grabbing really is Corey Raft butt grabbing. But yeah, I love that.
39:07
And then we get like them going into the restroom together and they're just
39:12
vibing. They're vibing on one another, and then the bad guys are there,
39:15
the brothers, and then we get the whole like one of my favorite
39:20
bits of like you move too soon, you know, look at that whole
39:23
bit and he just kicks the crap out of him, and Danny helps too,
39:28
Like he gets his shots in. For sure, he gets to beat
39:30
up on the guy that is severely injured. Yes, well Arnold four dudes.
39:37
Also like the dude had a crutch right there. You couldn't hit him
39:42
with that. You had to grab the guitar, that poor guitarist. I
39:46
can remember thinking that even as a very little kid, I was like,
39:50
he's got a crutch right there. Come on, are wrestling. You can
39:53
hit him with the crutch. It's great, that's hilarious. But uh yeah,
40:00
I think I think it's that scene for me, And it might also
40:02
be because I just I like that they're vibe and they're not fighting yet,
40:07
there's none of that stuff. You know, the ladies are happy, everyone's
40:10
happy, and then we get the little action too, So I think I
40:15
might pick that. What did you think that's up there? For sure?
40:20
But when I think about this movie, for whatever reason, yes, I
40:24
think about when they're stealing the car and he lifts the car to turn off
40:30
the alarm, and then that morphs into the driving scene where he's never driven
40:37
and he gets those that car up on two wheels, And that is what
40:44
I think of when I think of this movie, I can just see him
40:47
on there's like I've only been driving for an hour or whatever. It's just
40:52
like it's so good. It's so good, but you know it's not like
40:59
real Yeah, hi cinema. It's just those are the scenes that I picture
41:02
my head with twins. I also love when he's just like, oh,
41:06
do you have the book? I'll just learn how to drive quick. Yeah?
41:10
Right, so funny. I love that. Yeah, that's super good.
41:15
Good call. What were some of your other runner ups? Uh?
41:19
The another thing that I think about with this movie all the time, and
41:22
it's so silly, but it has been funny to be my whole life.
41:25
And I was laughing about it this time that the the pure comical length of
41:31
that chain at the end will never not make me gigg so ridiculous, dumb,
41:37
but it's funny. Where is this chain going? What is this change?
41:42
Like? Yeah, the top of it appears to be coated in dry
41:45
wall, Like what is happening with this thing? But I love it so
41:51
much and it just it continues to delight me to this day. But then
41:55
he's got the funny, you know, pun line at the end action line
42:00
yes, which you'll come up in quotes, for sure, it has to.
42:04
Yeah, yeah, but that whole thing is just just ridiculous. It's
42:07
ridiculous. And they look away for like ten seconds and then it's higher than
42:14
they are tall, you know, right, and not just Danny like actual
42:16
Arnold is tall. Right. It's just that cracks me up every time.
42:22
I love that for sure so much. One bit that I didn't really remember,
42:28
and it's because it's the very beginning of the movie, but I loved
42:31
when he visits la and he is just constantly eating fast food, Like every
42:37
time you see him, he's got a burger, then a taco, then
42:40
a euro than like he's just I really identified with that part. It was
42:45
amazing. And then like a big soda, he goes up to Rambo and
42:52
you know, he like compares muscles and he's like, oh, this is
42:55
silly, so funny. Yeah, oh dude, and then that goes into
43:00
the guy trying to steal the brief cast. I love that, like you
43:05
just got to get out of here, dude. Yeah, I'm sorry,
43:08
Yeah, consider wearing a helmet. But I totally forgot all that beginning.
43:15
But it was very entertaining. I liked how yeah, I liked. I
43:22
also liked the that first time they meet in prison and we get the like
43:28
physical comedy bit of Danny being like, I can't hear you unless you pick
43:31
up the phone. He's like oh, and he's like, look there's a
43:37
phone, you know, like can always like think. It was really great.
43:40
I loved that, and I kind of forgot about that part and he
43:44
gets so excited, and you know, Danny like accepts the help, but
43:49
only because he wants to ditches him immediately, right, he just wants to
43:53
do what he can for himself and all. Yeah, it was super fun.
43:57
I liked that a little bit. The only other thing I wrote down
44:00
was just all the times where they do the exact same thing. It's very
44:04
very fun, so like washing their hands in the bathroom the same way,
44:09
smelling their food and then moving the plate counterclockwise and before they eat, like
44:15
all that kind of stuff was fun and choreographed and silly. Yeah. I
44:20
liked all that too, I'm with you. Yeah, it was fun.
44:22
It was fun. Yeah, but I would certainly go with the choreographs.
44:28
But grabbing dance scene, it's so fun, it's so much fun. That's
44:31
a fun part. But what else is fun? Is all these fun?
44:35
Whats buddy? Is the time to show me the money? Show me the
44:38
money, show me. Okay, you go first on this one. Okay.
44:49
Oh man, I wish we had Evan here to do the I'm not
44:54
feeling my Arnold voice right now. So that first scene with the with the
45:00
briefcase, he said, I did nothing. The pavement was his enemy.
45:05
Yes, the pavement was his enemy. It's such a fun really good.
45:12
He gets real upset and I have no respect for those who have no respect
45:16
for logic. You're a very stupid person, and then beats him up.
45:22
Yeah, I love that. It's great. That was really him going crazy.
45:29
Oh so the pun that I was referring to after Vince hits the crane
45:35
switch, so he says, yo, holy shmoley. Now there's a man
45:38
with a lot on his mind. Perfect. It was very like in Austin
45:45
Powers extension. That's when I was waiting to get ahead in life. Life,
45:52
you should have stopped. He'll never be the head of a major corporation.
46:00
This is all that. Okay, that's Enough's okay. I love that.
46:05
Yeah, and just Danny DeVito, this is another thing that I think
46:08
of with this movie is the five It reminded me of like when Paul Rudd
46:19
is talking to himself in that one movie and he just keeps doing different takes
46:23
over and over and over and over. But it felt like that he's like,
46:30
how should I say five million dollars? I'm gonna say it every way
46:34
that you can. I also think, and I don't think I noticed this
46:37
as a kid. Did they do that? So we notice at the end
46:40
when he's like, yeah, the four million dollars, I don't think I
46:46
ever noticed. When I was like, and I loved it. I was
46:51
like, oh, that's why he's so hat like, so funny, and
46:55
he takes the compliment about how great he is such a good pretty great.
47:00
Yeah, you know he's dollars. I love him. He's so funny.
47:05
Yeah, why don't you throw me some years? Man, Mill, You're
47:07
totally right. Yeah, I think about all the time. And he's like,
47:12
hold on, I got to write down five million so this guy can
47:14
find us later. Hang on, we need a plot device. Oh yeah,
47:19
dude, those guys showing up at that bar. Oh so ridiculous,
47:24
so silly. Yeah. So when she called in to work, she's like,
47:28
yeah, I'm going to be at this bar. She just said she
47:32
was in Santa Fe and how many bars could there possibly be? Rob that's
47:36
how much could have banana cost? Ten twenty dollars? Nice? Yeah,
47:44
I did love that though. It was so funny. I'm certain that God
47:47
had a purpose when he created Vincent Benedict, but it had nothing to do
47:52
with chess or poetry. That's good. I loved her so much. She's
47:59
so funny. Oh God, so good. I also loved I think it
48:02
was Yeah, it was Caruso, right, who was the attendant guy,
48:07
And he's like you, okay, Vince, you seem more troubled. What's
48:09
wrong? Your bowels troubling you? And I'd never heard that before. It
48:15
was like very early on too, and it just cracked me up hard.
48:20
Oh when they're in the jail and he's like, I'm your twin brother.
48:22
Oh obviously the moment I sat down, I thought I was looking into a
48:28
mirror. So funny, so great. I love that so much. You
48:34
moved too soon. The first rule in a crisis situation you negotiate first and
48:38
attack last. I just love that whole bit. And it comes back later
48:43
and all that. Yeah, yeah, you moved too soon also in that
48:47
I have you have no respect for a logic thing when he says that you
48:52
have no respect for logic, I love that. Danny DeVito is like,
48:54
but he's got an x an X fun. I just love that whole That
49:01
whole thing is just so fun. Uh. When he's learning how to dance
49:07
and Vincent's like, he's up just a tiny bit, let the blood flow
49:12
through the news through yes, dull and that's just the line reading man like,
49:21
that's a nothing line that he just makes. Uh. I love it.
49:24
Uh, yes, that whole bit is so good. You're gonna get
49:30
it, bron I'm gonna go tuck her in. Of course I've already said
49:37
it. But the bed is lump. It's so cute. I love it.
49:45
Yeah, it's so great. It's like her one line in the movie
49:46
thought, I feel like I've said a few Well we get the Julius says
49:59
if you're lying to me, and yeah, he says, I'll be back.
50:02
So that was so fun. That was fun. And then I was
50:06
like, well, wait, was Terminator before this? I don't even know.
50:08
I think it was. To check that out, it was okay,
50:10
Yeah, I guess it must have been, right, what I had,
50:15
and earlier on Danny DeVito said he almost tosses his cookies. So then when
50:22
Kelly Preston hands him cookies, he says, thank you for the cookies.
50:25
I look forward to tossing them. Also, she's a little perv in that
50:31
scene. She's moving the mirror and oh yeah, she wants to see the
50:36
goods. I'm with him, though, I want to see. I bet
50:38
his butt is chiseled everything. Yeah, I mean even just his calves with
50:45
those goofy like big socks coming out socks and then the like dress pant that's
50:52
cut into a short, which I've never really understood, like it's gotta crease.
50:58
What are we doing? What is the plan? Nineteen eighty eight?
51:00
Man? You know me, I'm a shortman. I love shorts, but
51:04
that you really do? I can't. I can't abut that. That's not
51:07
something else. Yep, money talks and book blocks. How can you use
51:14
books? Yeah, that sounded like Dracula. Just then I think more,
51:17
Yeah, and I was kind of going more for Andre the Giant. So
51:21
I'm not there. We're doing great. We're doing great. Anybody you wanted
51:23
a peanut? Uh? The you're just upset I made you return the money.
51:30
Oh yeah, the money, the four million dollars that we already talked
51:34
about. But it's line read on that. It's so fun. I love
51:37
that so much, oh so great. I've tried to think of other ones.
51:42
I didn't write down a ton. I wrote the one, very very
51:45
sweet line that I you know, for the next section. I think it
51:50
might be there. Oh yes, Julius, don't forget. I was taken
51:52
to a beautiful island. I was cared for, educated, looked after.
51:57
You had nobody, Vincent, no one to love you, teach you,
51:59
or encourage you. You see, Vincent, you're the missing part of my
52:02
life. And I'm the missing part of your life. And when we find
52:06
Mama, we can be the missing part of her life. We won't be
52:09
alone anymore. We can be a family. That is beautiful. It was
52:14
beautiful. It was beautiful, and he was really good, Like he really
52:17
sold that because it can that could be a really really cheesy analog and it
52:24
was very sincere and yeah, I was really feeling it, FLT super earnest,
52:30
like now, yeah, I'm with you. I loved that. That's
52:32
a super good one. And not to mention when the mom is like I
52:37
didn't know. I didn't you know, like I didn't, I didn't know.
52:40
They didn't tell me, you know, and all these likes, Oh
52:43
god, so great, Yeah, I love that. Did they explain why
52:49
they just kind of like screwed screwed off with the whole experiment, like he
52:55
went on to go onto the island with you, you know, the one
52:59
guy and research. But you know, what was the endgame there? I
53:06
don't know, and I don't think they did explain it other than that guy
53:09
was a dickhead sweetead. So maybe it was that. I mean I thought
53:16
of like because there has been there was one like very famous. I think
53:22
it was a psychology paper or something where they had a set of twins and
53:27
they split them up at birth to see like the I think it was sort
53:30
of a what is the environment or genetics? What is the nurture? That's
53:37
the way nature versus nurture? Yes, so I so maybe it's they were
53:43
like it was an allusion to that where they were splitting them up so they
53:45
could kind of write about them later or something. But no, I don't
53:50
think anyone ever said, which is kind of funny. Yeah, it's a
53:52
fairly big hole. Yeah. I didn't really think about it much, but
53:57
it was just like, oh, yeah, I wonder what you know they
54:00
did? Don't really go into that with that in mind. The sperm milkshick
54:04
was also very funny. Yeah and gross, but yeah, so gross,
54:08
so gross? And does that work? I don't know what are we doing?
54:12
I can't imagine. I don't really know, but no, I'm happy
54:15
to try. Where can I sign up for that? Uh? Let me
54:23
be part of the clinical trials here. Also, all those dudes that they
54:28
got to be with this young lady were all very old. They were they
54:32
were like sixties. What's happening right now? Yeah? Well, the one
54:36
guy that he actually ends up seeing, he was more he was I think
54:39
he must have been the athlete guy. Yeah, I think you're right,
54:44
although they didn't really explain it. No, but he was built here.
54:47
Yeah, he looked like Yeah. Also, I think those oh maybe this
54:51
comes up later, I'll say now. But the kiddos in that scene where
54:55
he sees like his grandkids are Ivan Reitman's uh daughter and son, which is
55:00
pretty funny. I read that that's really neat, and the daughter has been
55:05
she was on always sunny in like a pretty big role. She was the
55:07
cat who turns into the cat lady. I can't remember what her character name
55:10
is, but yeah, I don't know. It's so silly and fun.
55:14
Ah. I think that was all the lines I wrote down. There's a
55:19
bunch that go by pretty quick. But like we said, most of them
55:22
are just fun reads more than exactly you know, when you read him through,
55:27
you're like, yeah, but like let the blood flow, like that's
55:31
just him, you know. Yeah, so great, so great. Well
55:36
why don't we go to mugs bluehoo moments way strong men? Also cry strong
55:45
men? Also, I did pick three boohoos in this fun good time.
55:51
I love it so The very first one was that one that I had talked
55:57
about when when we find Mama we can be a family. Yeah. And
56:00
also that follows that guy being just a jerk, total jerk, all the
56:05
leftover crap turned into what you see in the morning. Oh yep, he's
56:08
the genetic garbage. Yeah that was brutal, dude, it was brutal.
56:12
But yeah, that definitely got me for sure. When they go to find
56:17
their mother and they're told their mother died, Yeah, that's that's rough.
56:23
Yeah, And Vincent reacts so poorly to that. I mean, he did
56:27
not, and not like I don't blame him, you know, but just
56:32
rough all his stuff from childhood comes out there for sure, you know.
56:37
Yep. And then that scene that you talked about where Marianne comes to their
56:42
office and says she's their mom. Oh yes, I love that. So
56:47
those are the only times that I figured you would have behooed. There's one
56:53
more ooh which one? And I don't actually know maybe it's tied to this,
57:00
but it's after they leave and she's talking about those real estate developers.
57:07
The mother she's like, those you know, those real estate developers will do
57:09
anything. Do you know? They said that they were my sons. And
57:13
then she says the I did have a child once, but he died at
57:15
birth. Like that little moment I thought was very lovely, okay, and
57:20
got me. Yeah I didn't have that, Yeah, but it was close.
57:24
I was close. I just remember that made me very sad as a
57:28
kid. I was like, oh, poor lady bo why didn't they just
57:30
yeah? And you were so close? Truth? And then you guys,
57:34
you could be with your sons. You could have done it heartless. Let's
57:38
go to movie trivia. Yes, let's see, universal needed to know if
57:44
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny DeVito, and Ivan Wrightman were committed very early on because
57:47
they were under a deadline. Uh, And so the deal was famously made
57:52
on a napkin at lunch with agents. They signed it and de Vito actually
57:57
had it framed and kept it, which is pretty cool. I feel like,
58:00
man, I feel like napkins. People are really into writing stuff down
58:05
on napkins. Can we bring a notepad? Like? What are we doing
58:07
like napkins? Yeah? I've never written on a napkin, I don't think.
58:13
And lots of big things happen. I'm gonna start right now. Now,
58:15
we gotta start writing on napkins. Maybe that's what we're missing. Yeah,
58:20
I'm gonna get some napkins. I have to buy some napkins first,
58:22
I don't have any. And I have to start writing paper towels. Let's
58:25
do it on paper towels. Okay, I could do that. I can
58:29
do that right now. I got paper towels for days. The money,
58:34
Oh, this was fun. The money wasn't available to pay the two main
58:37
stars and the director their normal fees right away, so they decided to split
58:42
a percentage of the gross profits between the three of them and ended up making
58:46
more than they would just taking their fees up front because it was such a
58:50
hit. And in fact, Schwarzenegger got twenty percent of the profits and made
58:55
thirty five a million through international sales, which was more than he did he
59:00
made in any of the Terminator movies, which is pretty wild. That is
59:05
wild, And you know, I feel like I hear about that happening every
59:07
once in a while, but you never hear that when it's a total Yeah,
59:13
when it's like we made seven dollars, right, you never hear that.
59:17
That would be interested to hear those. Yeah, you do get twenty
59:21
percent of that seven dollars, right, Yeah, right, But yeah,
59:27
just from this movie alone, thirty five million in the early nineties. Sure,
59:34
yeah, rolling in it, rolling in it. I would have never
59:37
done any more of those movies that he did. I'd have been no,
59:42
just seven hundred pounds on a beach somewhere, the coastguard on me a million
59:50
times for sure. I think this has come up on this podcast before,
59:58
but I don't know for sure. Arnold always wanted to do a sequel called
1:00:01
Triplets with Danny de Vito, and then Eddie Murphy is the long lost third
1:00:07
brother. We've talked about this, right, We definitely have, guess because
1:00:09
we're all excited about because I felt like, yeah, kept coming up during
1:00:15
during COVID. I think it did. But oh and it might have came
1:00:22
up because Reiightman confirmed during Ghostbusters After Life that he would return as the director,
1:00:30
and Schwarzenegger and DeVito would come. But Eddie Murphy is I think gone
1:00:35
now, uh, not interested anymore, and Tracy Morgan is now being rumored,
1:00:40
so which I think would still work. It would totally work, And
1:00:44
it's surprising that Eddie Murphy wouldn't be interested, you know, doing coming to
1:00:49
America? Why not? Really? Right? I mean a time, it
1:00:52
seems like they could do it without too much trouble, although I don't know
1:00:55
what like the you know, what's the other what's the B plot in that?
1:01:01
I don't know, But they figured out maybe one of them needs a
1:01:05
kidney because they're all getting older now or something and the family match is the
1:01:09
only one or something. I don't know. That's how they find out anyway,
1:01:15
Ah, this was silly, Yeah, right, right, that'd be
1:01:20
great ancestry time. Clint Eastwood visited the set the day they shot the scene
1:01:28
on the plane with the singing, and he apparently he apparently remarked, I
1:01:34
didn't realize you had such talent. I was like, that's nice and also
1:01:38
weird, Like, what, okay, are you messing with them? I've
1:01:42
heard Clint sing. He's yeah what I said, I've heard Clint Eastwood sing.
1:01:47
Oh yeah, yeah. Arnold was funny. Maybe that's what he meant.
1:01:52
Maybe he was serious. I don't maybe he was serious. It's interesting
1:01:57
also that flight attendant just flirting with him hard and he does not realize at
1:02:01
all. Yep, she was really really Later, yep, this is crazy.
1:02:09
Two real life twins were reunited with their father after seeing him in the
1:02:14
scene set in downtown Santa Fe. So there's the downtown Santa Fe scene.
1:02:19
This guy's just an extra in the background. These twins are now reunited with
1:02:23
their father because of that. Can that be real? I don't know,
1:02:28
really. I tried to look up more information on it, and to be
1:02:31
fair, not hard. I did not try hard, But I tried and
1:02:35
I didn't see anything. So maybe not. Maybe it's just one of those
1:02:38
stories that's been you know, crazy, that is wild. Right, that's
1:02:43
really crazy. Yeah, crazy, let's see on the car. On The
1:02:51
Johnny Carson Show in nineteen eighty eight, de Vito shared that Schwarzenegger trained with
1:02:55
Milton Burrele to prepare for the comedic acting in the film. Interesting, So
1:03:00
that's fun Milton Burle, who like famously had a big hog, right and
1:03:06
what was hearing? Yeah? He was on TV forever and he had a
1:03:09
big Johnson. I heard the story. I've heard about him, and I
1:03:14
have no idea if this is true. Obviously was Milton Burrell in Penis contest
1:03:19
would only take out as much as he needed to win, which is a
1:03:23
great line. So it could just not be true. It's just a great
1:03:25
line. Anyway. I think that's funny. The original title for the movie
1:03:31
was The Experiment, but it was dropped because of Arnold's Germanic and Austrian background.
1:03:39
A good call. Hey, this is interesting. Rob Jason Momoa said
1:03:50
in July of twenty nineteen he'd love to do a remake with his Game of
1:03:54
Thrones co star Peter Dinklitche. And to that, I say, I think
1:04:00
that could work. I don't know. I'd watched, I'd watched, watched
1:04:04
the hell on it. Yeah, they're both so great. I was at
1:04:09
first. I was like, don't do well, yeah, you know,
1:04:13
please do it. Maybe do it. I don't know, maybe I'm in.
1:04:16
I don't know, do it quickly while the uh you know people are
1:04:20
still not coming back from the strike, and be one of the first things
1:04:25
back. The bar will be low, right, it'll be you know,
1:04:30
negligible hopefully at best. Yeah, I'm in, though, I think it'd
1:04:34
be fun. Danny DeVito later co starred with Kelly Preston's future husband John Travolta.
1:04:42
And look who's talking now and it gets shorty, get shorty. I
1:04:45
was gonna say, yeh. And I didn't know this. Devita's production company,
1:04:48
Jersey Films, also produced pulp fiction. I did not know that me
1:04:54
neither. So about how crazy is that it's Jules and Vincent? Yeah?
1:04:59
Is that Maybe the that was because they were the production company or something.
1:05:01
Maybe he liked that movie or something. Yeah, I don't know. I
1:05:04
mean, it's too strange of a coincidence for a degree. It's gotta be
1:05:10
something, right, Yeah, Yeah, I think you're right. I think
1:05:14
you're right about that. But yeah, I just thought that was interesting that
1:05:17
was the last thing I had. Nice. Yeah, the only other thing
1:05:21
I had is that Schwarzenegger, DeVito, and Hulk Hogan have all revealed in
1:05:27
interviews that Schwarzenegger and DeVito were given the option of doing this movie or Suburban
1:05:31
Commando. Had the two chosen Suburban Commando, Hogan and Christopher Lloyd would have
1:05:38
done this movie. Huh, what would did you know have done in Suburban
1:05:43
Commando? You would have been the Christopher Lloyd part. Okay, I definitely
1:05:48
watched that movie a lot. I don't remember anything about it really mean either
1:05:56
they made the right choice. I think I think they did. I think
1:05:59
it worked out up. Yeah, fine, it definitely worked up. But
1:06:01
that was all I had. You hit everything else? Yeah, there was
1:06:03
no other like, uh, I didn't see anything either about for other roles
1:06:08
or it's probably theirs, you know, I think it was Theirs. They
1:06:11
had their napkin, right, sure, So let's go to Judgment Day.
1:06:16
Will there be a sequel? I probably should have saved that for right here,
1:06:20
but maybe and we, like you said, we kind of have the
1:06:25
unofficial sequel with Junior. Oh. I loved Junior as well. Junior and
1:06:29
I can't imagine that that is rated real high either. But I did like
1:06:33
that movie as well. Let's I gotta look. I gotta look to check
1:06:36
it out. I gotta it's probably higher, right, How could it not
1:06:41
be higher than this? I do always love a judgment day during an Arnold
1:06:47
Schwarzenegger movie. What movie or what years junior from that would have been?
1:06:53
Probably nineteen ninety two? Four? Oh my god, it's lower. Wow,
1:07:00
well kind of tracks thirty nine percent from critics and twenty two from audience.
1:07:09
That's that is worse. I bet that's the worst rating that Emma Thompson
1:07:14
has. Well, they should really have something where you could look that up.
1:07:17
That would be cool, or do they? If I look at I
1:07:20
think that is if you look it up, they'll have her highest and her
1:07:23
lowest. But fun yeah, oh that could be a fun thing for a
1:07:29
game. Ooh, a game high and low. I'm gonna write this down.
1:07:32
Hang on, Yeah, that's a good idea. Well, speaking ye
1:07:39
games, Oh this is good. Good segue while I write? Would you
1:07:44
like to play a game? Sir? Yeah? I would love to.
1:07:48
Okay, Well, I've sent out a tweet to our followers, we'll say
1:07:57
followers. It feels so creepy to say follow or for whatever reason, friends,
1:08:02
the people that you know follow us on social media. I said,
1:08:06
name a favorite actor actress of yours, now, please please, and here
1:08:15
we go. Let's go. I'm gonna start naming him off. Harrison Ford
1:08:17
we have done, yes, Jane Lynch, Wow, that'd be hard.
1:08:27
I get like four James r Ness. I don't even know who that is.
1:08:34
James. I'm going to look him up. I don't know. No,
1:08:38
don't look him up. Then we can't use him. He's from noun
1:08:44
smoke. Oh okay, Oh he actually is he? Yeah, he's familiar.
1:08:49
But also, there's no way we got Daniel Craig, he's been in
1:08:56
a few, Liam Neeson, Carl Urban, Kevin Kostner, haven't done Kevin
1:09:04
Costner before? Uh. We got Sam Elliott or Rachel Viz. Uh.
1:09:12
And then I got somebody who put a bunch of names. We got Keanu
1:09:15
Michelle Yoh, Eugene Levy, Carrie Elwis, David Tennant, Michael Sheen,
1:09:23
Helen Mirren, Sir Ian McKellen, Sir Patrick Stewart. Those are all great
1:09:30
actors. I don't think I would do I don't think we could do more
1:09:34
than eight of any of those people, asides from Keanu sequels right before we
1:09:45
have done Kean we have Honestly, I think out of all these, i'd
1:09:51
probably say Kevin Costner because I don't think we've done that before. I also
1:09:59
retweeted, and I'm just going to see if anybody responded to mine. I'm
1:10:05
but I do think that's probably the best one. I did not have many
1:10:11
I only had two people on mine, and it was our buddy Nate,
1:10:15
said Steve Zon and then Sam Elliott. Again, let's do Costner. Let's
1:10:24
try it out. I'll probably do poorly, but let's do it. Let
1:10:28
me go back. I want to give Kevin Costner the recognition here. So
1:10:36
John Eaton at JV Eaton eighty eight, thank you for your Kevin Costner says
1:10:42
you can't miss. You can't miss with Kevin, So thank you for the
1:10:48
suggestion. M Kevin Costner. I'm scared, but we're going to do it.
1:10:57
Okay, you want to start off? Ah, yes, I will
1:11:06
start with draft today that I just wrote that one down. That's funny.
1:11:14
I feel like you just said bull Durham, so I'm gonna say bull Durham.
1:11:17
Damn it Robin Hood. Right, I don't what else was there a
1:11:25
thing? So it wasn't me. It's definitely not menon Tites. Prince of
1:11:31
Thieves, Prince of Thieves nice, yes, yes, yes, the Prince
1:11:35
of Thieves. Yes, yes, yes, I have Okay, No,
1:11:43
I'm gonna say Field of Dreams. Oh yeah, people like that and the
1:11:49
body go ahead, oh the bodyguard. Nice, that's one, right,
1:11:54
he's the guy. Oh yeah, totally yeah, cool, I got worried.
1:11:59
Uh, I'll go with his Oscar winner, I'll do dances with wolves.
1:12:05
Oh yeah, he was in Hidden Figures. He was the boss guy,
1:12:18
right, the NASA guy. Yeah, I think so. Yeah,
1:12:23
yeah, yeah what the movie was called, right, the with the mad
1:12:26
figures ladies and stuff. Yeah, it was a really good movie. I
1:12:29
liked that movie a lot. Yeah, I'm with you, okay, doing
1:12:34
well though, otherwise I have some weird ones that I'm thinking of. I'm
1:12:40
trying to think of the more mainstream movies. He was not a big rom
1:12:47
com guy, so I'm gonna do one that. I guess. It was
1:12:56
kind of like a flop, but I think it's still made a ton of
1:12:58
money, so I don't it's weird. But the futuristic water World. I
1:13:03
loved that movie and they liked right. Is that why it was considered a
1:13:11
flop? People do think it's really yep, but I still think it.
1:13:15
Still think I made money and they even like made a ride at disney World.
1:13:19
It's like it's not like a ride. It's like you watch these people
1:13:24
acted out cool, which was kind of fun. Wasn't that one of Jack
1:13:28
Black's early things too, wasn't he It was the like Drivers of the mm
1:13:32
hmmm, Yeah, I liked that movie. Yep. Nice, damn said
1:13:41
water World, that's a good one. Uh. He was in Tin Cup,
1:13:45
which I loved a lot. That's wrong. That's one of my favorite
1:13:49
Kevin Costner movies. That's really good. I'm gonna go with another sports one,
1:13:58
and I'm gonna take for the Love of the Game where he played the
1:14:01
picture the Detroit Tigers picture. I don't think I ever saw that one.
1:14:05
It also featured his love interest was Kelly Preston in the Oh Look at That?
1:14:13
And John c Riley was his catcher. Now, wait, did you
1:14:19
say which one did he win the oscar for that? You said Dances with
1:14:23
Wolves? Okay, so you did say that, Okay, yep, shoot
1:14:30
am I out? Did he know? That wasn't him? That was that
1:14:39
other weird guy play buddy, I'm not doing well? Isn't he in?
1:14:51
Like fourteen more sports movies that I should know? We hit most of sports
1:14:57
ones. I think, oh wait, he was in Oh boy, I
1:15:09
watched it kind of recently. It was like a like a cop movie.
1:15:18
Him and who was the other person? Paynia or something, the the high
1:15:26
Highwayman, The Highwayman. Oh yeah, it wasn't I forgot about that was
1:15:30
kind of recently, right. It wasn't pain. It was Halson. Oh,
1:15:35
that's it was Woody. I remember not liking that movie as much as
1:15:40
I thought I would. It was pretty good, guys, it was okay.
1:15:43
I thought it was gonna be like crazy good, and then I was
1:15:45
they were going after Bonnie and Clyde. Right, yeah, yeah, oh,
1:15:50
I can't believe I pulled the Highwayman. Yeah. I would have never
1:15:54
got I would have never thought of that. That was definitely a pandemic watch.
1:15:59
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna go with uh.
1:16:03
He played Elliott Ness in The Untouchables. I should have definitely thought of that.
1:16:09
That was a big one that I was glad. I thought of good
1:16:13
call that freaking Stairwellsie, and it's been spoofed so many times it was almost
1:16:17
funny when I watched ith same. Yeah, I remember we talked about that
1:16:23
because you just saw that pretty recently, right for the first time. Yeah,
1:16:26
every yeah, huh damn, that's a good one. I think he's
1:16:30
been in the West more but I can't. Oh maybe I'm just thinking Yellowstone,
1:16:35
I know, but he definitely has yass well. I don't know.
1:16:49
I don't know that I have anymore. I got a few. Okay,
1:16:56
Shoot, I never saw JFK, but I know he was like the main
1:17:00
lawyer in that. Yeah, well you probably never saw because it doesn't your
1:17:03
your dad's like, that's not right. Look, none of that impost right.
1:17:08
I thought we've talked. Probably probably he reads all that stuff and the
1:17:15
Postman, which I never saw. Oh yeah, I heard of that.
1:17:19
I don't know what that is. Mister Brooks I loved, and that was
1:17:26
where he was like schizophrenic and William Hurt was like the guy. It was.
1:17:33
It was crazy. It was out there. But there was another one
1:17:38
with him and Clint Eastwood actually, and I think it was called a Perfect
1:17:42
World. I can look it up because I am out. Yeah, but
1:17:47
those are the only ones I thought, and I think we are missing so
1:17:51
many A perfect world, he said, that's what I That's what I'm picturing.
1:17:58
It's a perfect world. Correct. Nineteen ninety three. I think Elijah
1:18:03
Wood was the kid maybe wrn sorry scanning looking look TJ. Lowther, Oh,
1:18:15
maybe I'm wrong. Elijah on here. Maybe he's not the kid Red
1:18:20
Renfro. Maybe I'm wrong. It might be this TJ. Lowther guy.
1:18:29
Okay, because well let's go from the most recent. He was the dad
1:18:38
in The Superman. Jonathan didn't think of that. So he's in Zack Snyder's
1:18:45
Justice League just as a voice. He's in a movie Justice then, right,
1:18:50
didn't let him go? The Highwayman was great. Molly's Game, which
1:18:56
was I don't think it was the weirdest part of that movie. I don't
1:19:00
remember him being in it. What did he do? He was her dad?
1:19:03
And like they have one scene at like a bench and it just feels
1:19:08
out of place. Why do you remember it? You rocked out Hidden Figures.
1:19:13
I couldn't think of the title for criminal, but he's got that like
1:19:17
crazy haircut. I never saw that Yeah. McFarland USA was another sports one
1:19:25
where he's the coach of the like running team. That was like a true
1:19:29
story. I never heard of that either. Okay, Three Days to Kill
1:19:32
that was one that you mixed up right with next three Days isn't three?
1:19:41
Yeah, Haley Steinfeld, isn't that okay? That movie was pretty good?
1:19:45
Yeah, damn, I should have remember that. That Jack Ryan Shadow Recruit
1:19:48
was okay, him and him and Chris Pine. I don't remember that at
1:19:53
all. Man of Steel. There's a Field of Dreams too. It was
1:19:58
a short The Company Men, The New Daughter, Swing Vote, mister Brooks
1:20:05
Brooks Nice The Guardian. That was him and Ashton Kutcher with the Coastguard.
1:20:11
I saw that movie, rumor has it? I I've seen that picture.
1:20:15
Do you remember what that was? It was like he actually was like the
1:20:19
Dustin Hoffman character and the graduate. It was like a real story. Wow.
1:20:27
Yeah, The Upside of Anger, Open Range, Dragonfly, three Thousand
1:20:32
Miles of Graceland where they played like Elvis impersonators. Oh yeah, Thirteen Days,
1:20:38
Play It to the Bone, Message in a Bottle. I saw The
1:20:42
Postman. I never saw Tin Cup water World, The War, Oh whyett?
1:20:45
I was the other Western one I was thinking of. Probably huh.
1:20:49
And you know what's funny is that the war I was conflating with perfect World
1:20:54
and that is him and Elijah Waits. Oh funny, hilarious. So you
1:20:58
got it? Wow? Well, I mean no more than I did.
1:21:05
We said all those no way out. I could see the I could see
1:21:13
the front cover of it because I always saw that at the theater or at
1:21:17
the at the movie store Silverado. I never saw. It's supposed to be
1:21:24
good, and I was going to pull out the big chill. But he's
1:21:28
never actually in it. They only show his hand the dead body, and
1:21:38
all of his scenes got taken out. Weird. Yeah, it's just so
1:21:43
funny. Wait, so who's who's in Dragonheart? When that Richard Gear apparently?
1:21:57
Oh? Who is also who? I thought of? Dennis Quid?
1:22:00
Did that? Weird? I'm thinking he's like the neighbor. He's like the
1:22:05
creepy neighbor in a Oh god, what is that? Even? I never
1:22:10
saw it. It was Newish. It doesn't matter. We're not doing Dennisquid
1:22:15
Nope, district. But yeah, that was Kevin Cosner. Thank you for
1:22:18
the suggestion, Johnny. I will start off with the top five actress who
1:22:24
would play our movie Twins or Office Draft. Good job, Buddy, you
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kill that. Thanks Buddy, kill that. That was Twins. That was
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Twins. Thanks for hanging out with us. We're gonna have more stuff coming
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your way, but we don't know what yet, so just be cool.
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Be cool. Yeah, be cool, be cool. We're making our way,
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Indoorsmen right now and yeah, there was I think that that does it for
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Twins. I'm Ris. Thank you so much for listening. Until we talk
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to you next time. In Joey the Great indoors the sun is shining out
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