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A.I. EP. 250: “Come Find Me When You Wake Up!” - Edge of Tomorrow 10th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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The sun is shining out a cloud in the sky. We wouldn't know because
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we're so happy inside. Some people on some skis, but we would rather
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sit on down and talk. Some movies were the evid Indoorsmen. Come listen
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to our show. We're the evident Indoorsmen at home on the go. We're
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the Evidendorsmen. We hope you love it, so come on in and stay.
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We'll do our best to make you smile with the indors Man. Man,
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what is happening? I'm Rob Lundquist and I'm book and we are the
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Avid Endorsement. Hello every one. Hello, what's going on? Bud?
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Not much? I'm doing great. I just had a funny conversation with our
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buddy Dave where he was like, oh, I'm gonna get away from Timberwolves
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talk because it's not been going great. I'll listen to the Evin Endorsement.
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And we were happy. We were so we were we believed so much,
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we had such hope. We were so young then Rob were It is funny
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to look back and then just three games later we're just yeah, wow,
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so sorry. I don't mean to make it basketball talk again, but that
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did that did crack me up because this will also be out after the series
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is done. So who knows. Maybe we pushed it to seven and one.
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I don't know. We could have, we could have, we might
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have that looking great. It's not looking great. It turns out making every
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shot and having the best offensive player in the league is good. Yeah,
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and that's not us currently who I said, I didn't want to do it,
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and then I did it, so you did it. But I'm well.
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Otherwise, life is good. Sports are the same thing I have been
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telling myself all day. Sports or just for fun, it's er to get
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so emotionally it's nope, nope, we don't. I just it's Minnesota sports.
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They let you believe, they suck you in and then they just fall
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apart, and it's it's still been a fun ride. It's a fun team.
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And it's not over yet. I mean, at this point when you're
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hearing this, it's over. But we don't know. We don't know that
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yet. Yeah. But I'm good. How are you? I'm good.
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I had a wonderful weekend. Kelsey and I did that music festival. It
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was so much fun. So it's a music festival pretty much for old folks
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like me. But It started like each day, so it's a Friday,
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Saturday, Sunday. It went from like five to ten. There were three
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acts. Yes, you get your own little area. They called it a
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pod where they rope it off and so Kelsey and I had two chairs in
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our pod and we had a little section and you could order food to those
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seats. Oh my god, it was so nice. You went to the
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Alamo Draft House, but for for live music, and it was wonderful.
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We got to see Sarah Burrellis was our favorite. She was incredible. She's
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always so good. Brandy Carlisle, she was kind of the host of the
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whole thing. It was her kind of thing, so she saw her all
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three days and she's so incredible. Bonnie Ray was really fun. She closed
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it out so cool. Black Pumas were great Nickel Creek finally got to see
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them. They are just insane. It was a really cool, cool weekend
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and like, that's how I want to do a music festival. I will
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do that again. Like it was kind of expensive, but it was awesome.
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Yeah, it was so much fun. But the only downside was on
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Friday and on Sunday we watched the Games three and four while the festival was
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going, and so we were kind of just like groapy, going, well,
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yeah, but that was the only downside. That's cool, man,
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that sounds great. It was cool to get said so much fun. It
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was cool and we got to see some movies. But I want to know,
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what was the last movie you watched? Well, the last movie I
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watched is one you recommended. I think just last episode I saw the Ministry
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of Ungentlemanly Warfing. What did you think? I really liked it a lot.
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You were totally right, really really fun. I also am with you.
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I did not know that was the thing, you know, based on
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a true story and all that good stuff. I don't know how many liberties
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they took exactly, but probably a few, it would be my guess probably,
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But still it happened in one way or the other, you know.
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But yeah, just I mean basically everything you said. It's a stacked cast
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that I really loved. I thought Henry Cavill was awesome in this. I
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mean, and he's always so good, but he just seemed really charismatic and
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fun in this. I really had a great time with him. And that
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who's the big guy is that Alan rich Richson. That's exactly right. I
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thought he was pretty fun in this too. He was great. Yeah,
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it was like a slightly different role for him, which is funny. Hm.
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Yeah, carry Elvis was awesome. The dude who played Prime Minister Guy
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is amazing. I can't think of his name right now. What is that
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dude's name. I'm almost there. It's all be cool, So everybody just
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relax. Neither a road nor an Island. Rory kinnear right. Yeah.
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The big thing I know him from is that first episode of Black Mirror,
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which is like, yes, the worst thing ever. Oh god, I
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forget that that's him sometimes. He was the prime minister in that as well.
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I believe he was also the prime minister in uh in the Diplomat,
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which was a show. Yeah. So wow, he keeps doing it,
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and he's been in all he's actually looked at his filmography, he's been in
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a lot of stuff. He's really good too. But yeah, so I
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watched that. I really really liked it. I suggest people check it out
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for sure. I don't think it's streaming yet anywhere, but it will be
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soonish probably probably. It feels like it's been out for a little bit anyway.
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But yeah, I really liked it, and if you want to see
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some like hunky men get down and have some wartime, it's pretty great.
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It's pretty great. It's pretty great. Yeah, how about you, what's
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the most recent movie you've seen? Our first day in Destin, there was
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a bad storm that happened like it happened in the evening and it kind of
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carried over into the morning, and so we went and saw the new Ryan
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Gosling Emily Blunt film, The Fall Guy, which you talked about last episode.
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Just swips swapping suggestions. Here is that fun? We're cute. It
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seemed fitting to talk about Emily Blunt action film on this episode. I love
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it, but I felt like you kind of undersold it to me I a
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little bit so much. Okay, great, I didn't. I loved it,
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but I want to do the thing where I raised your expectations, you
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know all that. Oh, Chelsea and I adored it, like they have
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they just have the best chemistry. The romantic stuff was fun. The action
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stuff was so fun. So far. It is my favorite new film I've
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seen this year. Love that there hasn't been that many, to be fair,
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haven't. I've seen quite a few new ones, but by far my
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favorite. I had. Well, I say that, and then you know
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Dune Part two. I did love that, so you know what I'm gonna
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it's a step under that. It's my second favorite film though this year.
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I had a total blast. Yeah, I'm glad that I watched it in
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the theater. I think more people should if it's not getting the buzz that
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it should. I think I think it is that. I think it is.
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Yeah, I think they really scess. They've really advertised the hell out
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of that. Oh so yeah, I mean hundreds of millions of dollars had
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to go into that advertising for sure, right, But it's it's great.
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It really is great, so so fun. Yes, I did. I
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did downplay it a tiny bit also because some people don't like the plot a
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ton They're like, it was fun. They lost me a little bit.
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I just had fun the whole time. I was like, it's a stupid
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movie, but they're so fun. They could have been whatever. Yeah,
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I was there for it. He's so funny, well and she is both.
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He just gets such a good chance to be such a dummy funny guy.
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Yeah, I love it. I watched there's this guy. I shouldn't
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even say it but he he's an interviewer. I follow him. I don't
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remember where it's from. I don't know his name, but he thought it
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would be fun to pretend that it's Ryan Gosling, his same character from Drive
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and funny, you know, like further on in his story. Yeah,
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it turns out. Yeah, I like that, got some good meds or
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something's going on that's really funny. But I did not come up with that
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idea. I just liked that. Yeah, that's great. I also just
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love the like awkward stuff between them. It was so their chemistry and the
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awkward loving scenes is so good. I love it so much. So yes,
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okay, sorry, nope, you're good. What have you been streaming?
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So? Uh? I guess I don't know if it kinds to stream?
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You know me, I sometimes do another movie and this is I'm going
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to do a dumb thing and say, I don't think I talked about this,
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but stop me if I did. Did I talk about Bob Marley One
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Love? You did not? I didn't. Oh great, So I watched
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this actually a while ago, so it wasn't a streamer, but uh did
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watch it and I really liked it. Actually, it's the biopic of the
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Bob Marley biopic obviously, uh, and that Kingsley Bennadiere plays Bob Marley and
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does a really great job. I really liked it a lot. I'm not
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always sold. I think you're kind of similar in some ways. The biopics
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are not They're not always it for me like they're usually. I was not
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going to see that one in the theater because of that. Yeah, I
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really like this one, and maybe part of it is because I didn't really
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know the story. You know his story very much, obviously, love his
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music and all that good stuff, but really liked it. And then his
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wife is played by Lashana Lynch Rita Marley from She's Yes, and she's great
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in this as well. And then there's a it's a pretty like it's a
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pretty star studed cast as well, or not star studed, I guess I
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should say, but just really talented, like they all cool. I bought
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everyone. I thought everyone did a great, great, great job. Yeah,
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and I just really I really enjoyed this movie a ton. I thought
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it was really fun, nice and kind of flew under the radar a little
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bit for me. So that's going it out there to people. Check it
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out. You'll check it out when it's come to streaming. Yeah, see
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a fun little biopic. I think it'll be a good time. So,
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yeah, how about you? What have been stir reeting? Oh man?
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We went to Netflix and we watched the Roast of Tom Brady in three separate
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chunks. Whoa, it's over three hours long, dude. Yeah, I'm
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not watching that, so I might be really interested anyway, but I definitely
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be watching three hours. I heard that and I was like what. So
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many people did it and they just went up and talked smack about Tom Brady.
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There were some great moments, there were some not great moments. Nicky
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Glazer I think was the best of the night. That seems to be the
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overall consensus. She was hilarious. I've seen and heard a number of clips
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and she seemed like she was doing great. She was so funny. There's
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a guy named Tony Hinchcliff who does a show. I think it's like on
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YouTube. It's called Kill Tony, and it's pretty much a roast. He
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does it all the time, and so he had some those grazing one liners.
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And some sports guys were funny too. Drew Bledsoe was actually kind of
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a shocker. Yeah, he kind of opened it up and it was great.
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It was really fick. I forgot that he was alive even, I
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mean, yeah, you know because of Tom Brady. Yeah, that makes
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sense that he's the opener a lot of those jokes. And it was wonderful
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and Belichick did a good job too. Ben Affleck was I don't know if
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you saw any of his clips. No, I didn't even know. He
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Oh, real awkward. Was he just not into it or he got like
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angry? Oh, he was like talking about internet trolls and you could,
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oh, there's a lot of passion there. Yeah, it's like, I
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don't think we're talking about tom Brady anymore. I think we're talking about youth
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and the Ben Affleck speech time doing some therapy in front of a lot of
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people right now. It's kind of what was going on. That's a choice,
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all right. But yeah, it was super awkward to watch Tom Brady
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do this because he's just like you can kind of read his face like he's
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not loving it, and people really went in on him, like from all
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all sides, just really intense. I saw something he said he was like,
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I don't know if I do it again because my kids didn't have a
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great time or whatever. I was like, well, what did you think
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was going to happen? Look like the people. I would never ever ever
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sign up to do something like that. It would be horrible, to be
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honest. That's why I don't even really like them. It's just it feels
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even when it's like I don't think it's mean spirited or and it's well done,
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it still just feels lucky to me. I don't know I do with
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you, I just get a little like that's the that's the Midwestern I think,
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I think so, But I mean there's some funny jokes and stuff.
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There was some really funny the number of them. For sure. It was
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entertaining. It was pretty awkward at times. If you don't think you'd like
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it. Three hours is too long. Like I said, we we split
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it out smart smart. Yeah. But yeah, So if that's something you're
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interested in, it's on Netflix. They did cut some stuff out it was
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live, I guess, and some stuff gig did get. It's interesting.
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Speaking of streaming, did you see Netflix is getting a couple of games.
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You heard that you're talking about NFL game? Sorry, yes, I went
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tangent completely explaining. Yeah, I guess, I think, I guess.
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I don't remember even what games it was. I think it was only two
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or something. I think I heard it was the Christmas Games. That makes
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sense, that makes sense. It was something special by themselves. But yeah,
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so that's annoying. We'll have to you know, I got Netflix that
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it's not going to be too bad for me, but you know it might
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make it weird for other goofballs. Yeah, these goofballs. But yeah,
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well, what do you think, buddy? Should we do a few plugger
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roonies? I think we should. Cool. Guess that's always over on the
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top five draft that pertains to the movie we're talking talking about. And for
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this one, we decided to do our top five favorite alien invasion movies.
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It'll be gonna be fun too. I only have a couple of weird ones,
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but I haven't had any weird ones I feel like weird, but yeah,
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it'll still be fun. Though. It's free ground for sure, pro
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ground, well, we will look forward to that. We'll also look forward
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to the coming attraction as we start. Jim Carrey June alrighty, then yes,
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smoking, and we're gonna start with wait, detective. He's been sure
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a pet detective. Just a delight. You guys are gonna love it.
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I can't wait to rewatch this movie, although I'm a little scared, but
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we'll get into that later. It's gonna be fun, though, I promise
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it will be at least a moderate amount of fun. So yeah, stay
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tuned for that. It will be levely. But we're here today to talk
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about a movie Edge of Tomorrow or Live, Die, Repeat, as we'll
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find out, the movie of Many Names, UH celebrate its ten year anniversary,
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and I am super pumped to talk about this. True and we had
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to bring back just a lovely man that we love and I would love to
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live, Die and repeat having fun with him for so long because he's the
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best. He is the best, So welcome back, Max fell Time.
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What's up, Maxophone? What's happened doors? Yeah, good to see you,
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buddy. Yeah you too. How you been man? How's life?
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That's pretty good? But to start all the summer gigs and stuff, so
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it's kind of like the calm before the storm. Kind of did my first
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festival last weekend, and then it just goes crazy balls all summer, which
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is fun right now, and in August I'll be super sad and tired and
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I'll hate everything. Yeah, and then it'll start over next year. There
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you go. I love that. I actually think we might have had you
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on around the same time last year, because that sounds very familiar, or
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maybe we've just talked about it in the past, because I feel you with
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a vicious cycle for sure. For sure. Well that's great. Uh,
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Well, if people want to find out where you're doing all these crazy gigs,
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they can go to either Themaxophone dot com, which will lead them to
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your faithbook page, or they can follow you on Instagram at the Maxophone that's
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where I'll make a website one day. Well you did it, just goes
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to Facebook. It works great. Yeah, that's all people need it,
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that's all they need, and they can see all the different bands you're in.
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Yeah, yeah, because we got it. He's gonna be playing with
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heat Box, he plays with the People Brothers band, and then Adam Grule
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and the Space Burrita's Yeah. Is it more than one burrito or is it
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just one burrito? It's multiple, but I think it's one burrito. I
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mean we're each burrito, but if like one big burrito because we're all different
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ingredients. I'm definitely in the spaith ingredient, got it, So it's it's
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more like the royal burrito. I get it. Okay? Cool? Yeah,
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yeah, nice, Well check all that out. That'll be super fun.
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We're super pumped to have you about it. Sure, and I think
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we should we should get into it. Let's start talking about the Edge of
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Tomorrow. I'm so excited and rob can you get to start it with just
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a rough synopsi sua. When Earth falls under attack from invincible aliens, no
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military unit in the world is able to beat them. Major William Cage,
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an officer who has never seen combat, is assigned to a suicide mission.
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Killed within moments, Cage finds himself thrown into a time loop in which he
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relives the same brutal fight and his death over and over again. However,
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Cage's fighting skills improved with each encore, bringing him in a comrade ever closer
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to defeating the aliens. Nice great read, great read, good job,
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good job. Let's go to Rotten Tomatoes and hear what they have to say.
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Critics have it coming in at a rock solid ninety one percent. Guys,
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that's good. Wow, that's really good, fresh, very fresh.
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Audience members right in that same neighborhood, just to tick down at ninety percent,
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but still like super positive reviews for this. That's pretty fun. Love
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it, love to see it, love to see it. Let's let's hear
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what we think though. It's time for our hot hot take. Spicy that's
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a hot take. That's a hot take Aliens and stuff fire fire Thematically,
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this one doesn't work as well, but yeah, I will go first on
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this one. I can really vividly remember watching this movie for the first time
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and not knowing exactly, you know, like what to expect. I really
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liked it the first time I saw it, and I've continued too since then.
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I rewatched every once in a while. I think this is just a
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like, this is a mechanism that really works for my brain because it's kind
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of groundhog Day e right, you know that like sort of palm springy,
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kind of like repeat the day there was that what was that Happy Death Day
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or something? I think it was called that horror movie one that did.
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It's really fun too. I just think it's really ripe for really fun stuff
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to happen with that because you get to know these characters, but like,
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no one is sacred at the same time, so you can you can have
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a character die kind of a gruesome death, and then you know that they're
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just gonna come back. So I like that mechanic a lot, and I
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like this movie a ton as well. I think it's super fun. Obviously.
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Tom Cruise is just like a dude in it. He's just you know,
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he's out here being a movie star being awesome. Emily Blunt also just
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an amazing movie star that's incredible in everything she's ever been in. And then
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the rest of the cast is stacked impact. We'll talk about them a ton
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later, I'm sure. But yeah, I just I love the conceit,
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that mechanism of time travel mixed in with some like video gamey type stuff,
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you know, where you just kind of keep getting better at a level.
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Yep, more and more until your rage quit in my in my situation.
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But uh yeah, I don't know, Like I guess, I don't really
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have like a super hot hot take. I think this movie does a pretty
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good job of living within its own rules in a pretty good way. I'm
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sure there are some flaws if you really go looking, but yeah, overall,
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I had just a really nice time. I really like this movie,
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and I think it holds up incredibly well. I gave a tooth on saw
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nice dude hot take. Thanks. I think this movie is so awesome.
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I was so impressed with this the first time I saw it and was shocked
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that more people weren't going to the theater to see it. Yeah, that's
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right, because it was a slow start. I mean it was just stayed
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slow like it. It ended up hitting one hundred million in the US,
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but it took like a long time and like opening weekend, I think it
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was third and like it just people weren't going to check it out. And
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it felt like at the time there were so many sequels, there were remakes,
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there were comic book superhero films, and everyone was like, why can't
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we get any good original action movies? And then here was an awesome original
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action movie and it wasn't getting any love and it was driving me insane.
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I thought. Doug Lyman, who directed it, he did a great job.
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He most recently did the new Gillenhall Roadhouse movie Yes, which I was
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crazy. We've talked about it, and he directed the first Born film.
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He did Mister Missus Smith, so he can make a pretty great action film.
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I loved that it shows a scared Tom Cruise who doesn't know how to
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fight or be a soldier at all. It's so different from so many of
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his previous action movies where he's just badass the whole time and knows how to
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do everything. So I really enjoyed that. It was something we don't really
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see from him very often. I also loved the plot. I had the
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same It was like a video game. Love that. Yeah, I was
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just thoroughly entertained. I was glad to have an excuse to rewatch this one.
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Yeah, for a hot take. It did feel like there were some
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kind of plot holes a little bit, but they don't bug me, like
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for the whole like being able to see the Omega thing by putting that thing
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in his leg, and like why they had to like chase out of there.
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It was still so much fun. Like, it doesn't make a ton
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of sense, but it was so much fun. And it was also very
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convenient that this alien decided to hide in one of the most famous tourist attractions
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of all time, the Loop. They'll never know where we are, right,
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I loved that? But yeah, that's my love that hot take.
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Hot take. All right, Mexophone, what's your hot tag? Pal?
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I'm gonna give this one a slow clap because my recording may have stopped a
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little bit. But yeah, yeah, nice, No, I love this
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movie. It combined a lot of my favorite things from movies. The Groundhog's
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Day repeat day thing, I love those types of movies. I love that
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genre of films. I really want to be stuck in a day sometime to
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be able to perfect it. I think it'd be really fun. I love
25:44
alien invasion movies. I love action movies, and I love like army training
25:48
movie, like when they're basic training and learning how to fight, especially with
25:53
its if it's cool feature weapons so kind of really hit my button. And
26:00
all these things sort of combined to just be really fun, and it's what
26:02
I want from a movie. It's like popcorn and flick. I mean,
26:04
I don't have to think about it too hard, and it's just entertaining and
26:07
really fun. And the action was really cool and uh good times all around.
26:14
I liked it the first time. I thought, this is probably like
26:15
the fourth or first time I've seen it. Uh so, yeah, that's
26:19
not a hot take, but that's my take. I love it. It's
26:22
not it's hot. It's funny hot, funny hot hot, so hot.
26:30
Uh well, that's great, let's go. Let's move forward. Then let's
26:32
talk about our favorite acting performance. And let's name the dude. I'm the
26:37
dude, so that's what you call me, you know that? Or his
26:41
dudeness or duder or you know, El Dudo reno. If you're not into
26:47
the whole brevity thing. Next, what you got for your dude for this
26:49
one? I don't know. I mean it's like two actors are the main
26:57
hard I would probably say it's Emily Blunt, just because I don't think Tom
27:02
Cruise has much of an acting range. He's just kind of always Tom Cruise.
27:07
I think the only movie I've ever seen him in where he's completely different
27:10
is probably Jerry Maguire something like that, or like Traffic Thunder. Yeah.
27:15
Other than that, he's kind of just him in a different scenario. So
27:21
I think I'll go with Emily Blunt. She probably did the most, brought
27:23
the most emotional performance of anyone, and and sort of I think brought a
27:30
lot more acting to the screen than Toms Well, and we had never seen
27:36
her do anything like this before that, you know, she yes, that's
27:41
crazy. Nobody knew that she could be an action star until this movie,
27:45
and she was like, she was super badass. I love that she didn't
27:49
have time to deal with an injured Tom Cruise, so she would just shoot
27:52
him over and over. That was a very funny bit, sure, and
27:57
just was not there to make friends, was not there to start a relationship.
28:00
She knew what was at stake and it was a very fun role to
28:06
see her play. So yeah, I'm down with that. I could pick
28:11
Emily Blunt as Rita BRETASKI, Well, damn, I guess it's a clean
28:15
sweep because that's why I picked as well. No shade on Tom Cruise from
28:19
me. I just think Emily Blunt is one of the one of our great
28:23
actors. I think she's really really good. She plays a ton of different
28:27
She's Mary Poppins, for God's sake, and then also does this that's pretty
28:32
crazy. Yeah, that's quite the turn. That's a fun point though,
28:36
Rob. We hadn't really seen her do anything like this before that, and
28:40
now she's been in a few you know, quiet place, Yeah, Cecario,
28:44
right, she's kind of a bad ass. Yeah, so that's that's
28:48
a fun that's a fun idea. But yeah, I'm I'm basically the same
28:52
things you guys said. I just thought she was awesome. She brought a
28:55
ton of emotion to it, and she brought like, I don't know,
28:59
just the like she upped the ante I felt like for it and made it
29:03
much more real for the and the part of that plot device for her character.
29:07
But that's why she's my dude. Yeah, I get that. You
29:11
know, Tom Cruise is the lead in this, and he was being Tom
29:15
Cruise, but like I had mentioned in my hot take, he we don't
29:19
see him be that guy. He like he was a deserter. He was
29:22
like, you know, didn't know how to do everything yet, and so
29:26
it was fun to see him start there and then we end up seeing him
29:30
destroy these aliens and get really awesome at you know, his suit and all
29:34
that. But I feel like he gets he's a little underrated for how funny
29:38
he is too. Like he does it's not like laugh like go crazy laughing
29:44
funny, but like he's so affable and likable, you know that, like,
29:48
and he gets I don't know, he gets in those little like like
29:52
what the ways that he died in the faces he would pull and things like
29:56
that, they were funny. I think they were really good. So yeah,
29:59
I liked that part. And part that is the director in those fast
30:02
fats too true, you know, or the editor really but but yeah,
30:07
he did a great job too. This is like one of my favorite roles
30:10
in is actually and he does, you know, all the crazy stunt stuff,
30:14
like I don't know, he wants to die doing stunts or something.
30:18
He's crazy, man. But yeah, he's he looks really good doing that.
30:22
And of course he was running a couple of times, which he loves
30:26
to run. He does. He cruises, that's his thing. He cruises.
30:30
You're good, You're good at stuff. You Uh well, let's go
30:33
talk about the rest of the folks in this cast, because it's stacked and
30:37
packed. It's time for the tuc aboard. Who's your I don't know.
30:52
I mean, so, I guess Tom Cruise isn't a supportive actor, So
30:57
for me, it's either the guy who plays in general. Yeah, okay,
31:07
he's the best for real Paxton just because it's still Paxton and he makes
31:11
me laugh. And his reaction to like when Tom Cruise knows everything and stuff
31:15
is I think it's pretty great. Uh So I'm a flip a coin and
31:19
say, Bill Paxton just like it. I love that. Yeah, man,
31:23
I I love Brendan Gleeson, but I also I also picked Bill Paxton.
31:29
I love Bill Paxton too. I love that in the beginning, he
31:33
like acts like he's gonna help him out. But really he's gonna he's getting
31:37
him ready to go into battle the next day and knows everything already but plays
31:41
dumb and he's got his like rehearsed lines he likes to say, and it
31:47
was fun seeing him do that over and over. And yeah, he plays
31:49
a really well, surprisingly well. It also made me realize it's been a
31:55
while now already since he passed away. Yeah, so super sad, but
32:00
yeah, crazy. I loved him a lot too. Was that your pick
32:05
too? Then? I was yep, okay, nice. I would have
32:07
probably picked him as well. But Brendan Gleeson I thought was great, Like
32:12
we said as well, so we're all in lockstep there. He's just super
32:19
fun and I loved his you know, his kind of turn where he was
32:22
like, arrest that guy, like he sucks, get him out of here.
32:27
But special shout out to Tony Way, who played Kimmel. That was
32:30
the only other guy I wrote down. I just thought he was so funny.
32:34
I really liked him a lot. Was pretty great. Yeah, and
32:38
he didn't get to do a lot, right. We saw him die almost
32:43
as much as anybody in this movie, probably, But yeah, I just
32:46
thought he was really fun in this as sort of a goofy character. Yeah,
32:51
I feel like all the other soldiers and stuff, like you kind of
32:54
could have put anybody in there kind of you know, they didn't add like
32:59
kind of like they were just kind of like, uh, not stereotypes,
33:04
but just rolls right, just like, Okay, we got the you know,
33:07
the badass, we got the whatever. Yeah, I hear. The
33:12
scientist guy was pretty good too. Yes, and I recognized that guy.
33:15
Yes, what was his name, Noah Taylor, doctor Carter. Yeah,
33:21
he was good. Yeah, he's been in a few things. He's really
33:22
fun. I like that guy for sure, but yeah, not like a
33:29
ton of supporting folks. Yeah, that's true. I guess I said it
33:32
was stacked and packed, but like and it is, like those four are
33:37
so strong. But yeah, then it's not after that, So I guess
33:40
I'm full of it. But it's probably good. Pretty good. They you
33:45
know, they spent more money on big names and stuff. They might not
33:47
have made any money, which is so totally Yeah, that's crazy. Yeah
33:52
that is crazy to think about. But yeah, so nice. Well let's
33:57
let's keep it rolling. Let's go to our favorite scene, and then let's
34:00
pick the dingus is quite simple, really, Dingus, Dingus, I can
34:07
talk about my dingas all night long. What do you have for your favorite
34:14
scene next? I love hearing that dingis one, sorry because I remember when
34:19
we came up with that. Yeah. Absolutely, time, I'm just like
34:22
perfect. I don't know, that's tough because it's kind of one big theme
34:29
until he like loses his balad. Yeah. For me, I would say
34:35
it's and it's always my favorite part in these type of like repeat day movies
34:39
is when he's like I guess maybe it's the montage of him like getting better,
34:45
but it's always my favorite part at the end when he's just like so
34:47
sick of being there and it's just grizzled and it is the super expert and
34:52
when he's like telling that dude what kind of ammunition he wants and he's just
34:53
all mad and just like drizzled. I like that part. I like to
34:57
see him how they end up on the back end when they're just like super
35:00
experts and stuff and just thick of it. Yeah. Absolutely, because this
35:05
movie is like one big montage for like an hour. It is, I
35:09
know, I know. I also said the training montage. Yeah, that's
35:14
like my favorite part of those movies. Is the training montage show like totally
35:17
that could easily go into it, but that feels like one big scene to
35:20
me, I'm with you because there were several of those and they were my
35:24
favorite parts of the movie. So I would definitely say that just to mention
35:29
a different scene when they break into the general's office and they have like the
35:34
choreographed moves to sneak in there, you know, like they know they have
35:38
to go so many paces and then go back and flipp her around and all
35:44
that was really fun. And then just explaining everything that's gonna happen to the
35:49
general and then like saying like what his secretary is going to say? She
35:52
comes in and says, yeah, all that kind of stuff is super fun.
35:58
Yeah, So I would throw that as a run her up. Love
36:00
that that's great. Yeah, I think that montage is probably my favorite as
36:07
well. Uh throw out though to a couple more scenes. The farmhouse scene
36:12
I really liked. It's like a little bit more of a serious scene,
36:14
I guess, but just like he's being so nice to her, she's kind
36:19
of skeptical and then she's like, wait, how many times have we done
36:22
this? And then he has to you know, he has to stop her
36:24
by being like, you never make it out alive. I don't know what
36:28
to do for you, you know. I just I really like that scene
36:31
it and it feels like we get the gravity of how many times he's done
36:35
this and you know, the human side of living through that or whatever.
36:38
And before that they kind of show like, oh, he has to keep
36:44
seeing her die and that starting point, yes a little bit. So then
36:49
when they're there, you know that he's kind of starting to like fall for
36:52
and oh you like three sugars and so then yeah, yeah, yeah,
36:58
totally. I liked how they said that up. Yeah, me too.
37:00
It was very effective. And then sort of a complete opposite of that,
37:06
the the also kind of montage part where he's trying to get to her at
37:12
the beginning, so he's trying to see the truck. Yes, I just
37:15
think that scene is so fun. It is good. Just keep thinking,
37:21
oh my god, like the first time it happens Bill Pexton, it's so
37:24
funny. It's just like, what in the hell was good? And then
37:30
you just hear on your feet maggot and him waking up, you know,
37:34
right right over and over. It's pretty great. It's so so fun.
37:37
I love that. But yeah, I guess yeah the montage. I do
37:43
agree this one is kind of hard to pick a specific scene. Yeah,
37:47
I don't know. Yeah, it's interesting. I do like that breaking scene.
37:52
That's a good culture. Breacon scene was fun, and then you have
37:53
the kind of crazy ending scene where they have to get the plane you know,
38:00
all the way across. Oh yeah, that was like some pretty high
38:04
action and that you know, they lose all of those guys that volunteered to
38:07
help out, And I mean that that was pretty badass. Why was Why
38:14
was Paris flooded? They flooded it, But I never could figure out why
38:21
that happened. Yep, I never thought of it. Just like it's because
38:27
like there was water everywhere, right, Like, am I crazy? It
38:30
was okay, wanted a bath? I guess it wasn't water. I did
38:39
not think of that one time. I'm so sorry I made you think of
38:45
that. Maybe that's my hot take. Why was it? I don't understand
38:51
what I assumed. He broke all the pipes when his big omega butt went
38:54
down in the hall. Yeah, but like would that break the pipes on
39:00
the streets? Dude, it's a big butt. It is a big but
39:06
that's true. Well, I'm not here to pick nets. I just didn't.
39:08
I didn't think about that at all. But that is a thing for
39:15
wet. It can't be a dry omega. This isn't not but it works
39:23
so well because then it They probably just made it wet because they knew they
39:28
had the busted up plane and they could kind of use it as a boat
39:31
like that's that was the that was why it was wet, and it worked
39:37
well. The grenades can't fall down into him if it's not in water,
39:42
it'll just be cooler. Let's just do it this way. It was cooler.
39:45
Yeah, and then you see all the clips and then they just float.
39:50
I liked that. I liked that was fun anyway. Sorry to bring
39:53
up. No, you're good, you're good. We agree. It's the
39:57
training montages. They were all awesome and just watching him get better and better
40:01
was so much fun. Yeah, this movie rules, baby. There weren't
40:09
like a ton of quotes, though hopefully you guys have some. I think
40:15
we should go to this next bit. Let's do show me the money,
40:17
show me the money, show me, and I feel like go, did
40:27
we have a coffee tonight? I love it. I love it. Max,
40:32
What quotes do you have for us, baby? I only have one
40:37
because it's not much of a it's not a very dialogue heavy movie. It
40:40
is not good dialogue. This is true, and it's a pacing quote.
40:44
It's a spear. It is a nice crack of my ass. Yes.
40:50
Other than that, no one really ever said anything. Yeah, nothing like
40:55
real you know, that's for sure. There's some that were fun just because
41:01
you kept hearing it, like the on your feet maggot, the hey mane,
41:06
I think there's something wrong with your suit. There's a dead guy in
41:08
it, and you kept hearing that. I think my favorite bit is while
41:15
they're training, Tom Cruise is like stop wait wait wait, wait stop wait
41:20
a second, wait a second. I've been thinking, I mean, this
41:22
thing is in my blood, so maybe there's some way I can transfer it
41:27
to you. Like I tried. Everything doesn't work. I mean, have
41:30
you tried, you know, tried all the options, just like oh,
41:35
you mean sex? Yeah? Tried it? How many times? Yeah?
41:42
Try? I might as well try. Usually, like a common theme in
41:47
these repeatable day movies where the guy figures out exactly all the moves to have
41:52
sex fifility and he kind of just didn't do that, or maybe he didn't.
41:55
They didn't show that in this part of the Montoni, but right,
41:59
I thought that was a good restraint on that one. Yeah, yeah,
42:02
I like that. I also like we mentioned it early, but the going
42:07
back to scene just because it made me think of it when she is training
42:12
him to be a super good well, I guess maybe that is the montage
42:15
we're talking about where she keeps popping him. Yeah, awesome. Yeah,
42:21
I get confused about which montage is. There's so many. Yeah, but
42:24
yeah, she just he's like I'm okay, I'm okay, you know,
42:29
like, come on, she's so ruthless. I love it. I love
42:32
that. I can't believe we're saying there's no like serious and poignant lines in
42:37
here. Uh when when we have a line like there's a hole in your
42:42
chest and then he's like, did you just take my battery? Because she's
42:46
like pillaging his body for yeah, and then he dies and that's like before
42:52
she knows that he's like a part of the whole, Like she was totally
42:57
just letting that dude die. Yeah, She's like, right, she's been
43:01
in a million battles at that point too. I suppose, right, so
43:06
what are you gonna do? At that point, it was her only time
43:09
in that battle though, because she had like lost the power of whatever was
43:13
true. True, that's true. She doesn't have time to wait for these
43:19
people. Let them die. I got Yeah, this is another Paxton quote.
43:28
But when he's like, private Cage is under the notion that he doesn't
43:30
belong here and we must dissuade him of this opinion, that was really fun.
43:37
I also love when he's like, that's right, Master Master Sergeant Farrell,
43:42
you're an American. No, sir, I'm from Kentucky. Wait that
43:47
is it is America. He must had so much fun playing this part because
43:52
it's so silly and great. I love it. Let's see, I just
43:59
thought this line was cool, or it's a great moment. But find me
44:01
when you wake up and he's like, what come and find me when you
44:04
wake up? Yeah, that's that's such a cool moment in the movie of
44:07
like, wait a second, Yeah, I think that's super cool. I
44:14
also love after that when he goes and meets the doctor, like she introduces
44:19
him to the guy and they do like the whole the whole like hologram thing
44:24
and tell them all about the Omega and all that stuff. His line when
44:29
he's like, first of all, this is a terrific presentation, terrific.
44:35
I love that line so much. It's so great. Just that felt like
44:39
a real Tom Cruise quote, like I think, Yeah, yes, I
44:45
loved that a lot. Oh. I love later when she's like ten minutes
44:54
and then I'm killing you. He's just like fine in the they're in the
45:00
farm farm. Yeah, She's like, I'd rather just reset. I'm tired,
45:06
I should do some yeahs, do some research. Ten minutes and then
45:09
I'm killing Yes. I thought that was great, but the terrific line really
45:15
got me going. I liked that one a lot. Yeah, terrific presentation,
45:20
terrific, but an actual poignant line too. Sorry, this is my
45:24
last one. Okay, uh, it's all right to be scared. Remember
45:29
there is no courage without fear, which is just a great line. I
45:32
love that line, Paxton says to everybody. It's also a line that Dumbledore
45:37
says, I believe to Harry Potter, so yeah, cool said that every
45:45
time he goes to the bathroom. Yes, yes, remember there is no
45:50
courage without fear. Bead down on my sick no Unley show, I love
46:06
it. I have very reasonable poop sessions. Leave me alone. That's ground
46:14
everybody. I'll tell you that. That was all the quotes I have,
46:17
though, I think, well, then I think we should go to this
46:21
next bit. Let's do the crying game. I think you cried twice,
46:34
and I think the first one is at the house and she starts up the
46:37
helicopter even though he tells her they never make it past that spot. As
46:40
she is dying, she tells him her middle name is Rose. Yeah.
46:46
I like that a lot. Yeah, that's great. And then maybe,
46:52
just maybe the your good man cage. I wish I had the chance to
46:55
know you better. And she kisses him, and then she goes off and
47:00
dies, and then he dies, but then they come back to life because
47:04
it's a great movie. That one did not get Okay, I don't think
47:10
you cried anywhere else, though, Max, do you think he could have
47:14
behooed anywhere else? I'm just always shocked that there's any crime, especially in
47:20
this fun so man, I'm just gonna take a wild runner and say,
47:24
reach, I think you might have cried at the very end when he gets
47:27
to see you again and he's all happy, but probably not. I wouldn't
47:30
cry anywhere in this movie, so I don't. I don't know, you
47:34
have a hair. I know, I know, but trying to put my
47:38
stuff in your shoes, trying to put myself in your shoes and guess how
47:42
many times you're crying is really difficult. So yeah, I'll go. I
47:45
think Rob knows you better, probably too. That sounds about right. Yeah.
47:51
When I watch a movie, it's very much like the Streets of Paris.
47:53
It is wet for just no good reason. You are right, buddy,
48:01
it is too, was the other one what he said at the end,
48:06
No, it is not. It was earlier actually, which it kind
48:08
of caught me off guard. It's when they're in the car and they talk
48:13
about the dude that she says never to talk about. I can't remember what
48:16
his name is, Hendrix, yes, and she's like, he's dead,
48:21
and I watched him die three hundred times and I saw everything. I remember,
48:25
I remember every detail, so I don't need to talk about it,
48:30
and I don't just her acting and that really got me. And then of
48:32
course that's what he sees with her, right, So it's it's just kind
48:37
of a nice moment. So that got me a little bit, so I
48:39
ask this, does it just like make you feel feelings? Or do you
48:43
are you actually crying? Uh? Number one, I feel like there was
48:47
a little judgment attached to that which I don't love. I try to understand
48:52
that. I do. If I count a welling of tears, I count
48:59
that. But yeah, so usually there's there's moisture coming in into the eyeballs,
49:06
a couple of wet omegazine, a couple of omega. Yeah, my
49:09
omega. She gets wet for sure. So yes, there are actual tears.
49:19
Well, I'm gonna take I'm gonna take it as a win even though
49:22
I missed one, but two that's a win for sure too. You're a
49:28
winner in my heart. Well, let's go to some movie trivia. Now,
49:34
let's see. While filming the car chase scene, which includes the mini
49:37
van and the trailer behind it, Emily Blunt was instructed to drive fast and
49:44
then take a right hand turn so that the van would shake. However,
49:46
she missed her mark. She missed her mark, and she drove the car
49:52
right into a tree. She later said it was both hilarious and terrifying,
49:57
as she almost killed Tom Cruise, who was in the passengers seat. But
50:00
both of them immediately started laughing after the incident. So that's so surprising that
50:05
they would even need to be in there doing that. Yeah, you know
50:08
what I mean. Crazy, But he loves doing stunts. I'm sure there's
50:14
some like peer pressure, like if he's gonna do it, I should do.
50:17
It's a story about later. Oh, go ahead. Did she suffer
50:23
any blunt trauma? Love it? She did not, But because of the
50:38
stunts on some reshoots, Tom Cruise was one of the first people to learn
50:43
about her pregnancy because the cast and crew returned a few months after principal photography
50:49
he had wrapped to do some pickup shots and reshoots and things, and during
50:52
the months between the two shoots, she had become pregnant and was only a
50:57
few weeks long when they started filming, And so because she knew, she
51:02
opted not to do her own stunts. But she wasn't telling anyone about that,
51:07
basically because it was early days, you know, and all that.
51:09
And Tom Cruise was confused because she, you know, had done all the
51:14
stunts before that, and so she ended up telling him and apparently he was
51:19
It was only her husband, John Krasinski and Tom Cruise and her that knew
51:23
at this time, which is kind of a weird thing to say. Yeah,
51:28
and I hope they tell their their kid all that every day. Tommy
51:32
This and Tom Cruise were the only ones that have known you your whole life.
51:37
So I thought that was kind of interesting. Let's see, this is
51:43
crazy. Tom Cruise didn't want the Exo suits to be two CGI so it
51:46
would be more real to the audience, and so he showed up two months
51:51
early to research and develop the suit, and he thought its weapons were fun
51:54
and cool, but no one told Emily Blunt, and so he was unprepared
52:00
for the weight of the suit that they made, which was between eighty five
52:05
and ninety pounds and then one hundred and one hundred and twenty five pounds once
52:07
they put all like the armaments on it and stuff. That's ridiculous. She
52:12
had to run around in that. I mean he did too, obviously,
52:15
but she's much smaller than him. I assume that's you know that point.
52:21
That's crazy. Yeah, that's so much weight. I have a trivia question.
52:28
Ooh, hit it. I think this is true, and maybe I
52:32
might have heard this and that might be wrong, but didn't just have like
52:36
a bunch of like a different title before when it first came out, and
52:38
they like changed the title like one or two times maybe, I think so.
52:44
Originally the title was Edge of Tomorrow, but they had lived I Repeat
52:49
as the like subtitle, and they went with that later. Yeah, that
52:52
the tagline, that's right, and they went with that later like officially.
52:57
So I don't know if the original piece was Lived I repeat. I don't
53:00
think it was until novel I think right right, which was like, no,
53:05
I don't remember what it's called, like that have a longer name.
53:08
It was like a kill time I have it. I have It's yeah,
53:15
all you need is kill right by that. But yeah, I think it
53:22
was when they put it onto like DVD and stuff. Was when they saw
53:29
the lived I repeat And then I think I saw red Box actually kind of
53:36
messed it up and made it so it was Lived I Repeat colin Edge of
53:38
Tomorrow, and it like did really well, and so they were like,
53:44
all right, we'll have both of the titles. Whatever we did, which
53:47
is super confusing. Yeah, it is confusing, but ultimately is a cooler
53:54
title. Ever since you said the title that book, all this through my
54:00
head is that beatles so I'm like, oh, you need his kill.
54:14
Just have like different serial killers singing that in the video. That's a good
54:22
idea. But yeah, so they ran around in those giant suits, which
54:27
is crazy, insane, that's too much. Doug Lyman wanted to do the
54:32
film because it showed a role, like you said, Rob of Tom Cruise
54:37
hadn't done yet. He was very bad at what he does, and that
54:39
was kind of fun. I agree. Oh yeah, so Cage accidentally sets
54:46
his battle armor language to Japanese, and I guess that's a nod to the
54:51
novels country of origin. And that's all you need is kill pop up.
54:59
So that's fun, so much fun. When Emily Blunt's character is introduced,
55:05
she's doing a plunge a plank hold, and although she needed a wire to
55:13
help on the long takes, she's actually capable of doing that maneuver without assistance.
55:17
And in fact, when they were discussing the introduction, a cast member
55:21
just said, hey, I'm showing that yoga mood move and she just casually
55:25
demonstrated it. I guess, so that must be the one where she's on
55:29
the one arm. Yeah, that has to be I haven't done otherwise.
55:34
It just looked like she was like stretching her back. They kept showing that.
55:37
Yeah, right, they did show that a lot. She had.
55:39
Her arms looked all beefy in that good work. Good work, you can
55:44
tell she looked. What's that make you cry? No, just just the
55:54
thought of how secure I would be in them, and they cry the arms
55:59
it was. It was the hope of tomorrow. In the movie, readA
56:07
appreciates having coffee at the farmhouse, and this is apparently another nod to the
56:13
book character who is a coffee lover and has been introduced or had been introduced
56:19
to coffee at an early stage of her life because her father was a super
56:23
into coffee or something. And in the world of the book, the coffee
56:29
growing has ceased and they drink like artificial substitutes. But she that doesn't pass
56:35
muster for so she has some supplies of exotic real coffee beans and her only
56:40
personal possession is apparently a coffee grinder. So just some book, some book
56:45
of love there that they threw in, which is kind of fun. This
56:50
is crazy, but Tom Cruise spent over one hundred thousand dollars on a lavish
56:53
wrap party for the cast and crew that he did not even attend himself because
56:59
he was finishing his for the movie, so he threw him this super sweet
57:02
party and then just didn't show. Well, that was nice. It's super
57:07
nice. He is like kind of renowned for being just a delightful man and
57:12
giving gifts. There's one podcast I listened to where he used to work on
57:15
the It was that all fantasy everything. I may have said this before,
57:19
but he worked on The Late Show with James Cordon Cordon was his name yet
57:25
Cordon, and they did some bits with Tom Cruise. And ever since,
57:30
this comedy writer has been on Tom Cruise's famous cake list, and so every
57:37
year he gets this fancy cake. Apparently in perpetuity, he will just continue
57:42
getting this cake now, so that's kind of fun and weird. The filmmakers
57:49
described this project as a cross between Groundhog Day and Starship Troopers, which I
57:52
think they nailed. Both movies I loved as well, so it makes sense.
58:02
And the Hiroshi Sakurazaka, who wrote the novel, got the idea from
58:08
video games apparently, so he has said that that makes sense, like resetting
58:13
and going again. Oh, I thought this was fun. They just it's
58:19
never stated explicitly in the movie, but the in the In the original novel,
58:24
the reason why Rita uses a melee weapon is because during her reset,
58:29
she would often run out of AMMO, which resulted in her death. So
58:34
she just found the convenience of a melee weapon and just went with it,
58:37
which I think is kind of fun. And there was apparently a darker alternative
58:45
ending, but I don't really understand it, so if you want to know
58:49
about that, go read about it. I guess it was something about they
58:53
were gonna it was gonna end up that they restarted the day as they were
58:58
going into the the wet streets of Paris. They were just going to restart
59:04
the day showing that the Omega actually won, basically, but it was a
59:07
little hard to follow based on what they're doing. The fun part is you
59:14
can kind of tell that that happened or that at one point that was an
59:16
idea, because they when they're on the ship going into Paris, they're like,
59:21
they know we're coming cage and they didn't really know they were coming apparently
59:27
so interesting. I mean, there is the whole bit like why why did
59:32
it go back to you know, earlier when everybody's still alive after they won.
59:42
You know, there's that like I don't really care because I enjoy it,
59:46
but it's like why but what Yeah, and we don't know. Yeah,
59:52
I don't think. Now I was wondering too, is like now does
59:54
he have those hours again? And he can like obviously you hate to test
59:58
it, but question can he die now? And it's just going to read
1:00:01
that or like, you know, he becomes eighty and then he dies and
1:00:05
then all of a sudden he's back at that He's back at that same spot.
1:00:09
Sure, sure, that's part too interesting too. Yeah, but the
1:00:17
past had changed right when he woke up. Yep, they had won.
1:00:22
They knew that. I don't know that is. I don't know. It's
1:00:24
weird. I don't know the end, but I'm not mad at it.
1:00:28
I just don't understand. Yeah, it's just like that's great, Like everybody's
1:00:32
good, cool, cool, see you later. That is funny. Uh.
1:00:40
Yeah, that was all the trivia I have. I just had a
1:00:43
couple. Brad Pitt was originally considered for the role of Bill Cage and he
1:00:47
could have done it too. And then I also saw that apparently Jeremy Piven
1:00:55
was a role he was added during reshoots and then they ended up cutting out
1:01:01
his part, so weird that again to have him come in and do reshoots
1:01:09
and then it just got cut weird. Okay, so that's weird and the
1:01:15
bummer for him. Yeah right, you still got paid though, right,
1:01:21
still get paid. Yeah, we found that out from from Benny when he
1:01:23
got Yeah, that's right, he got cut out of the That's Steven Soderberg
1:01:29
show. That's right, that's right. Yeah cool. And was that it
1:01:35
for your tribuna? That was it? That was all I had. Nice
1:01:37
Max. Did you have any that we didn't cover or anything? No,
1:01:42
No, I didn't take any time to look up any fact about You're not
1:01:45
required at all. Well, let's play a game, you guys. You
1:01:51
guys want to play a game. Yeah, we are going to reveal a
1:01:57
brand new game. Whoa a new game? A new game. You gave
1:02:04
me the idea when we were talking about our last movie game night. Okay,
1:02:08
So this one is going to be called plot words. Okay, So
1:02:15
I'm going to give you five different keywords or phrases that help describe a movie
1:02:22
plot. They'll go from five points to one point. So if you guess
1:02:27
it right after the first word, you'd get five points. If you guess
1:02:31
it on the last word, you'd get one point. And you can guess
1:02:37
once after each word, so you can guess five times. And if you
1:02:45
like really want to go first, just ring in with your name. If
1:02:47
you feel like you got it, ringing with your name. Okay, I
1:02:54
look for the listener. He is doing jazz fingers, Yeah, a little
1:02:58
spirit for I love jazz hands for your fingers. But yeah, that makes
1:03:02
sense right? Yeah? So can you do an I know you have that
1:03:07
prep. Can you do an example of Edge of Tomorrow? Edge of Tomorrow?
1:03:12
So I'd be like, uh time loop alienas up? Yeah, you
1:03:22
know, so then you'd go through those. Can you please do? Rob
1:03:28
just had some fireworks behind him because of the new update. Can you do
1:03:32
that when we get it right? Please? Yes? I can. That
1:03:36
would be so fun. That'll be fun for our patrons. If you want
1:03:39
to be able to see that, just go to patreon dot com slash the
1:03:43
Avid Indoorsman, Seamless pluck good Man, good man. But yeah, does
1:03:47
that that make sense? We feel good about it, I do, Max?
1:03:51
Are you cool? Ye? Yes? So yeah, if you you
1:04:00
could keep track so it'll be you know five, four, three, two
1:04:03
one those yeah, yeah, will cool? Awesome? All right, you
1:04:08
guys. The very first one, The first word I'm going to give you
1:04:13
is criminals. Well that's hard, yeah, oh yeah, you can guess
1:04:19
or not? Yeah, Max, what do you got, buddy? Yeah,
1:04:23
the usual suspect. Great, guess that's not correct. Guardians of the
1:04:28
Galaxy, that's a guess and it's not correct. Okay, all right.
1:04:33
Also, I forgot to mention this, all of these movies will have something
1:04:39
in common, so there is a theme, and you can ring in at
1:04:45
any time for another point for the theme as well. Okay, so there
1:04:48
will be a theme between the movies. Got it that might have something to
1:04:54
do with that you have tomorrow. Okay. First one is criminals, but
1:04:57
I got your guesses they weren't right. The next word or phrase the US
1:05:02
Mexico border bukes. I'm gonna go with Max here. First traffic, very
1:05:14
good. Guess that is incorrect? Is it sacaria? Very good? Guess
1:05:20
that is incorrect. Yeah, that would have been a good one. You're
1:05:24
right, all right. The third word is strip club, Max owks,
1:05:41
it is uh dusk still done. He got it from dustkill down. He
1:05:45
got three points. Nicely done. Yeah, my next ones were gonna be
1:05:51
vampires, and then George Clooney just rob is the theme dusk or Down because
1:06:02
it's the edge of tomorrow. That's great. I love that, but all
1:06:09
of them would have to be But that is that's pretty great. Okay,
1:06:13
sorry, I like it. It's no no, no, you can guess
1:06:19
whatever you want. Yeah, okay, cool, awesome. Let's so.
1:06:28
Yeah, that's how it goes, Max, nicely done. Let's go to
1:06:30
the second one here. The first word is musician Max damn it, mister
1:06:43
Holland open incorrect, but he was head to Is that where you're gonna guess?
1:06:49
Well, it's one of the ones I was. I was gonna say
1:06:53
a star is born? Okay, very good. Guess you guys are incorrect.
1:06:57
The second word is startup bukes, yes, almost famous Nope, good
1:07:08
guess Max? You have a guess? Yeah, Mac, but I can't
1:07:15
hardly wait no, wow, what's it called that thing you do? That
1:07:16
thing? You do that thing you do? Good? Guess that is incorrect.
1:07:21
The third one is alternate reality bukes bukes? Uh, yesterday yesterday is
1:07:31
correct? Nice? Oh man? Yeah? Cool. So you guys both
1:07:39
have three points. My theme. Guess I have a yes, yes,
1:07:46
twenty four hours, you know it's I'm gonna give it to you. It's
1:07:51
not twenty four hours. It's just like a a time so it's like yesterday,
1:07:58
tomorrow, from dust till on, and there's other you know, things
1:08:01
that will come up, so time date, stuff like that. Okay,
1:08:09
it's it's a little fast and loose, but I like it. He gets
1:08:15
you get one nicely done. You're in the lead. Three okay, so
1:08:21
let's let's go to number three. The very first deal here is insurance employees.
1:08:32
Nobody. I would not have had a guess at this point. Insurance
1:08:39
employees. I'm gonna guess everything everywhere, all at once. That's a fun
1:08:44
one, that is. But yeah, that's that's that's a fun one.
1:08:47
It's not correct because isn't she an she's an insurance No, it's more like
1:08:54
rs damn it. Yeah, it's okay, though, no guess. I
1:08:59
wouldn't have had a guess either at that point. Uh. The second one
1:09:01
is the Hampton's fine four three two one people, we don't have any guess,
1:09:15
that's fine. The third one is vacation five four three two ukes A
1:09:30
night at the museum. That is incorrect. Come on the night though,
1:09:34
right, you're right, Yeah that works? Yeah, Max, Weekend at
1:09:39
Bernie you got it? Yet that was with they were they worked at an
1:09:48
insurance place. Yeah, done that. Yeah, the next one I've been
1:09:55
corpse and then yea, yeah that would have helped. You got three points
1:10:00
again three? Yes, you guys are doing Omega nice next see do you
1:10:10
like that? Mute? Max? Well and Rob, I don't know.
1:10:13
I've seen him for so long all I remember. I have like little images
1:10:16
of it from being a kid, like but the plot and everything, I
1:10:19
have no idea. I mean, I'm doing the general plot. But the
1:10:24
Saint Paul Saints are having a game where they're bringing that guy in as part
1:10:28
of the power Trip. Morning show brought it up because they talk about it
1:10:31
funny. But they're bringing him in to do a seekend at Bernie's game.
1:10:34
The actor Bernie. Oh, the corpse guy, the corpse guy. That's
1:10:40
hilarious. He's like eighty something today, he's got to be like ninety.
1:10:45
Yeah, they're bringing him in for a for a game and they're going to
1:10:47
do a whole thing. It might be worth going to. Yeah. I
1:10:50
like that a lot right, Sorry, good job, Max, I would
1:10:55
not have got that. That was good. All right, Let's go to
1:10:57
number four. The first one is New York City. Yes, how to
1:11:06
lose a guy in ten days? Good? Guess that is incorrect. No,
1:11:13
I haven't. No, you gotta wait, Max. What's it called
1:11:20
the Day after Tomorrow? He got it? Five point five points a lot
1:11:29
of sagon com yep, yeah, it was gonna be weather. It was
1:11:34
gonna be wolves because the ice age. Yeah, nicely done. Five points.
1:11:44
Seriously, that was the one I was like, I knew it.
1:11:45
I figured, all right, let's go to number five. The first one
1:11:51
is banishment. The second oh, five four three, Oh, we have
1:12:02
to guess. Uh, you don't have to if you don't. Nope,
1:12:08
nope, not the line can it doesn't really get banished? I got nothing,
1:12:12
kind of uh. The second word is slavery banishment okay, four three
1:12:23
two one bpp uh. The third one is the chosen one five four three
1:12:33
two bugs. No, it's not like Star Wars. Nope, it's not
1:12:41
New Hope, a new day of hope. Still no. The second to
1:12:46
last one here is a biblical satire. What are the words banishment, banishment,
1:12:59
slavery, the chow was in one biblical satire five four three two one
1:13:10
pp Okay, Max year one year one? You got it with two points?
1:13:17
Gotcha? Nicely done? Yeah. The next one would just would have
1:13:20
been Jack Black Michael Sarah is what that would help? Nice? Dude?
1:13:28
So where are we after five? Max has got fourteen, I've got three.
1:13:31
He's kicking my dude. Helps a lot. That's cool, lot,
1:13:39
alright, nothing, but let's go to number six. The first word is
1:13:46
New York City US, how to lose a guy in ten? You got
1:13:53
five points? I was laughing at myself that that was going to come up
1:14:04
later. What was was both one of them? It was not. It
1:14:10
was advertising a wager magazine and then McConaughey. I thought, for sure you
1:14:18
would have got our guy in there. If only I know that Thomas Marvin
1:14:23
Hamlichhh, yeah, I can't, like I know spoon feed you. All
1:14:29
right, let's go to number seven. The first word is Chimpanzee four chamber
1:14:42
Nancy uh one down of the Planet of the A would have been a really
1:14:50
good one. Was that one of them? Don't? I think that's the
1:14:56
most recent one that's like out in the theaters currently. Oh, but no,
1:15:01
that is not it. Okay, okay, all right, let's do
1:15:06
the second word. Okay, cool. Uh. The second word is coma.
1:15:14
Say that again, A coma coma okay, five four three two one.
1:15:25
The third one is a virus, yes, Max, No, this
1:15:32
doesn't put the seam at all outbreak No no, yeah, yeah, yeah
1:15:38
that stuff would have worked for this. A virus five four three two contagion,
1:15:46
but yeah, it doesn't work either. Uh. The second to last
1:15:49
word is zombies five four bukes Donna the Dead. That is incorrect, not
1:16:02
a bad guess. Uh, I know what movie it is, but I
1:16:08
can't think of the propper title. It's like, yeah, eight week,
1:16:12
eight weeks later or something twenty eight days later, twenty eight days later.
1:16:15
You just got nice at number two? Another two more points, two points
1:16:21
and then yeah, it would have been Killian Murphy. I never saw that
1:16:25
movie, and I heard it was pretty pretty great. They ended up making
1:16:30
something week weeks later. Might be twenty eight weeks later. I don't know,
1:16:33
but yeah, the first one's really good. The second one's good too,
1:16:38
nice nice. I gotta check it out to check those out. Yeah,
1:16:42
all right, let's go Murphy's Killian Murphy's in it. Wow, that's
1:16:45
cool. Yeah, number eight. The first one is phone calls, which
1:16:56
I would have never gotten when Harry met is not it's not. I love
1:17:01
that, the side by side phone calls. That's cute. It's just a
1:17:04
big part. It's very cute. The second word is robbery. Robbery,
1:17:13
a rubbery m hmm five four three two one max gone in sixty seconds.
1:17:25
That is incorrect. It is good. That is good, I guess.
1:17:31
The third one is a hostage situation five four three bugs. No, I
1:17:44
can't speed. No, it's not speed though. Nope, but that all
1:17:48
those things work for lots of phone calls, lots yeah, hey, hatchat
1:17:55
all right? Uh. The second to last one is nineteen seven, so
1:18:00
it's a little bit older, you guys, Robert, can you read them
1:18:06
again? Phone calls robbery, hostage situation in nineteen seventy five five four three
1:18:17
two one hard Nope, nope, not that. And the last one is
1:18:27
al Pacino five four I should give it away three two one bet beep.
1:18:36
This, of course was Dog Day Afternoon. I don't know that movie.
1:18:43
Yeah. Yeah, so that's a tough one. Uh, these next ones
1:18:46
are gonna be tough. To We'll go a little bit quicker. Number nine.
1:18:49
The first one is London on Monday one. No, that is not
1:18:58
correct. The second word is some of it is set in the nineteen sixties,
1:19:09
the Darkest Hour the good good guess that is incorrect. Sorry I should
1:19:13
have rang in too. Nope, you're good. That's good guess. The
1:19:17
third one is a fashion designer. The second to last word is serial killer,
1:19:35
and the last one is Anya Taylor Joy. Might be Anya Taylor Joy
1:19:41
because I have heard that, Oh bugs is this? Is it called like
1:19:45
one Night in Soho I'll give you a night it's so last night, and
1:19:50
so I'll give you half a point yep, yep. I watched that movie
1:19:55
and it's weird. It's weird. It's a super weird one. Edgar Wright,
1:20:00
it was weird. So what is it going into? The last one?
1:20:05
Max one? He is sixteen and I only have eight. All right,
1:20:12
nicely done. Max. You're gonna tell us how we do our top
1:20:15
five alien invasion films draft. He's very excited. But just for fun,
1:20:24
here's the tenth one. Rom com is the first word yes, go on
1:20:30
yeah yeah? No guesses coma no uh uh leap ear good one. No,
1:20:44
it's not that. Fear of commitment is the next one. That's like
1:20:49
all of them? Yeah, yeah, it's a lot of them. Ghosts
1:20:55
of girlfriends past. Nope, nope, not that past though, right.
1:20:59
The third one is pregnancy five four knock three. The second last one is
1:21:11
Julianne Moore This is a hard one. And the last one is Hugh Grant.
1:21:24
Oh is this uh you almost said it? Nine weeks months months makes
1:21:33
sense to baby nine months? So yeah, that was that Max waiting goody
1:21:42
just out of it was just one that was one point? Yeah, seven
1:21:45
points? Huh okay, seven points. But what do we think? Is
1:21:47
that like a winner? Do we want to keep doing that game? Is
1:21:49
it a fun one? I like that game. It's okay. I wasn't
1:21:53
mad about it to that one. Yeah, nicely done. Oh I think
1:21:57
that's a good one. I like that cool. It's hard, but not
1:22:00
like impossible. The fact that you can keep guessing, I think helps,
1:22:03
Like if you can only get one guess, that would be tough. But
1:22:05
I like that a lot. Yeah, maybe we do like a point for
1:22:09
fun guesses or something. I don't know. Possibly, yes, I would
1:22:14
have given out probably a point maybe maybe Yeah, Max, way to go,
1:22:21
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