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A.I. EP. 214: “I Didn’t Kill My Wife…I Don’t Care” - The Fugitive 30th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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  Dead Baden. The sun is shining out of cloud in the sky. We
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  wouldn't know because we're so happy inside. Some people boater boot on some skis,
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  but we would rather sit on down and talk. Some movies where the
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  Avid Indoorsmen gunless to our show, where the Avid Indoorsmen at home on the
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  go. We're the avid Indoorsman. We hope you so come on in and
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  stay. We'll do our best to make you smile. We're indoors man.
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  What is happening? I'm Robed Lundquist and I'm Buks and we are the avid
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  Indoorsman. We really are. Hig body, Hello, how are you,
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  sir? You know I'm doing great. I'm it's warm here, but that's
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  okay. I'm feeling good, good, feeling fun and fancy free. I
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  don't know, you're all those things. I would characterize you that way.
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  Yeah, I don't know. Life is good, summer seems like it's cruise
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  and pie. Yeah, it's crazy. And then by the time they hear
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  this, I mean, heavens to Betsy, it was funny. I had
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  just sent out a text to our fantasy football crew and our buddy Brandon was
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  like, whenever I get this text when we're trying to figure out the draft,
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  I know, summer's almost over. That did cracked me up, and
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  I was like, kind of true, it's true. The football players have
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  reported, Man, that's all happening. It is. It's crazy. But
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  we still got some time. We still got fired. We do and there's
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  still wonderful movies out in the theater so many body may We even got to
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  see a couple together recently. I think we should talk about the first one
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  we saw. What do you think? I'm super into it? Please you
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  go first? Pal, Well, we saw Oppenheimer. Yeah, and it
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  was loud, so loud, so loud. It was so funny. That
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  was the biggest take away when we both left here, Like, wasn't that
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  so loud? It was? It was long and loud. That was if
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  I had to, you know, give it a three word synopsis, long
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  and loud the dream, isn't it? The sexual memoir Speric Pupler. Yeah,
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  but I really enjoyed it, of course as a Nolan masterpiece, all
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  the things he did with the cinematography. The soundtrack is nuts. The entire
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  movie has has some sort of background music soundtrack throughout the entire film. Which
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  I think was very effective because there's a lot of film and there's a lot
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  of dialogue, and just having that, I was invested the whole time.
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  I felt like it's definitely based off the Oppenheimer book. It tried to get
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  in his whole life, and so that first forty five minutes could have been
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  a real slog had it not been so interesting to watch in all the music
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  in the background. Yes, I mean, my goodness, yeah with you.
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  Well, in that cast I'm in. That cast is bonkers. That's
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  like a Wes Anderson you know level cast. You know, like these these
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  cats can just get so many great people and it's it's crazy, really fun
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  because then you just get these heavy hitters that play these small roles. But
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  so well, yeah, oh I loved it. Yeah. At one point
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  romy Moloch shows up and I mean he seriously just looks like he's going to
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  be an extra. And finally he does have a bigger role towards the very
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  end. But in you know, the middle of the movie, I was
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  like, are they just going to make a yeah, just an extra in
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  this movie? This is incredible. That is yeah, such a flex Seriously,
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  I couldn't believe it. But I think we're definitely going to see some
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  oscars for sure. Oh my goodness, I mean all certainly. I have
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  a lot of the same takes. It was very loud, and I was
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  wearing earplugs, so it was very loud. I think it's a like you
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  said, I think it's an absolute masterpiece. I think it's really great.
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  It's not like my favorite of his films of all time, but it is
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  super great, super well done. I like the Oppenheimer's story. I'm kind
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  of with you. It was like they really if it wouldn't have been him
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  doing it and in this such a great way, it would have felt way
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  too long, and I didn't feel that way during a lot. There was
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  a couple of minutes where I kind of floated for a second, but mostly
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  I was in and was ready to roll. So it was it was super
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  fun to watch. It's it's a great theater experience as well. I think,
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  you know, because it's so immersive and loud and crazy. But yeah,
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  the shots, the acting, I mean, the story itself is obviously
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  super crazy and wild too, But yeah, I really had a great time.
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  I'm not sure it's one of those weird movies that I really liked,
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  but I don't know how many times I'm gonna rewatch it, you know,
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  like it doesn't feel like one of those kind of movies. But maybe maybe
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  I'm wrong about that. I don't know. I feel like it would be
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  a good like, you know, take fifteen minutes, watch this incredible sequence.
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  I don't know that I need to rewatch the whole thing. Lots of
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  scenes. Yeah, I bet I'll do that too. That's a good call.
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  That's a good call, and so many great acting performances. I bet
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  you're right. I bet we see. I don't know. Three four five,
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  I think for sure Killian Murphy and Robert Tony Jr. And then I
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  don't know. Man, It's it's tough because because the cast was so huge,
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  right, a lot of these folks weren't on screen that long, like
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  Rommy Malick, for example. Sure, so it might be kind of tough.
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  Best Picture though, probably oh my yeah, certainly Best Director. Probably
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  director Cinema is gonna win fecond, even though I don't know how that works
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  because they did so much stuff practically like but that's still special effects, right,
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  It's just not computer adapted screenplay, soundtrack, good original score, rather
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  it's everything everything, crazy, crazy, super fun. Go see it if
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  you haven't. But it sounds like almost everyone has a lot of people,
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  a lot of people, buddy, But yeah, have you been streaming anything
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  fun? I have been streaming something fun. I love it. Tell me
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  I watched the show on Prime which is called Jury Duty. Oh wait,
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  the show or the movie? Wait? The show? So it's it's the
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  one with James Marsden. Yeah we're not. I'm just kidding. Have you
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  heard of this this show? You know, only like the other night I
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  randomly heard of it for the first time, so I haven't even checked it
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  out. So tell me, tell me everything. Yeah. So this is
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  a show where there's one guy, a real guy, who thinks he's on
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  jury duty on a case, but really everyone involved is an actor and he's
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  the only one not in on the joke. Oh weird. So they're like
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  kind of messing with him, then like not kind of messing with him.
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  So James Marsden is in it, playing like a douchey version of himself,
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  which is hilarious. And this guy doesn't recognize him obviously like he does he
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  does, and they have a lot of fun scenes together for sure, But
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  they go through this entire case, it's like weeks long. They make it
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  so that they get sequestered so they're all like right on top of each other,
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  and it was unbelievable television, like weird. It was so reality TV
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  prank show that Will Arnett yeah Murderville right, yeah, but also like yeah,
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  not the same. That's cool. It's crazy. I'm gonna have to
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  check it out. I can't believe it because it's it's such a huge gamble
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  because if you don't like the guy that they picked for this show, rude,
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  right, it doesn't work, Like it just won't work. But this
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  guy is amazing. I think he's gonna be very famous after this for just
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  being a wonderful human. So it was it was really cool. Man.
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  Also, how did they do that? Like he thought that he was just
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  agreeing to be like interviewed about what it's like to be on jury do so
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  he knows he's in a production of exactly, but not for what Oh okay,
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  I was like, legally, how does that they even work out?
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  That's super cool? Like millions like a Truman show, like millions of hidden
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  cameras everywhere and why incredible, dude, I highly recommend it. It's quite
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  an experience. Okay, I'm gonna have to check that out. That sounds
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  really cool. Yeah, man, I like that. What have you been
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  streaming? So? I watched a fun another kids movie. I've been watching
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  a few kiddo type movies lately, and this was one I missed from twenty
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  twenty two. I think you guys watched it, but I watched Turning Red.
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  I didn't see it. My family did when I was gone, and
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  I just never want it was okay, gotcha. It's a super cute,
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  fun movie, really interesting. The animation is like great. Of course,
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  it's a Disney slash Pixar, you know, vehicle, so all that's super
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  fun. And it's centered on a young lady who turns into a red panda,
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  which is love red pandas. Oh they're so cute, dude. And
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  this this movie has some really really cute parts and it's just generally just very
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  fun. I had a really nice time with it. It was a cool
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  movie. It was kind of, you know, like a coming of age
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  ish stuff, but you know, like there's there's some definite high drinks that
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  take place in it. It's really fun. I really like I gotta check
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  that one out. Cool. That's good to know because I've heard kind of
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  differing things that one. Yeah, sure, sure, I get that.
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  It's not as like zany as some of the Pixar stuff is. It's a
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  little more like of a straightforward story. But it's I really liked it.
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  I thought was cool, cool, nice. Yeah, what do you think
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  Yeah, yeah, a good call. There's too many things. I'm
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  that pertains to the film we're talking about, and for this one, we
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  decided to do our top five favorite movies based on television shows. That is
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  a mouthful, Yes, sir, good work. Yeah, that'll be fun,
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  way more than I thought, so many, way more than I thought.
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  Yeah, lots was like, oh god, I had to look it
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  up for sure, But once that happened, it was pretty easy. Yeah,
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  agreed, agreed, that'll be super fun. But today we're here to
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  talk about another super fun movie that really hits home for one of us here
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  for sure. It's me. It's me, I'm the one. It's Robbie
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  really likes this movie. We're talking about The Fugitive from nineteen hundred and ninety
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  three. Rob Yep, it's a thirtieth anniversary and this one it feels like
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  it Usually I'm like I can't believe it's been that long. He's like,
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  no, this, this one's been on for a long time. Yes,
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  it does kind of feel that way. But we'll get into all of that.
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  But first we have to welcome. We had to get, you know,
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  our own swarthy cop type friend here with us, a person you've known
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  for all of those thirty years. If I'm not mistaken, it's true.
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  Give it up once again for Timmy. He's saying, somber, what's up,
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  Tinny, Hey, not much, how you do. We're so good
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  good. I feel like we just had you on, we did me on,
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  and then we actually saw each other in the real world. In between
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  now and now that it's been wonderful than saying I'm getting my Timmy fix.
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  And and I was wonderful. I was trying to figure out what I saw
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  you and forgot, and I realized what you guys were talking about. Yeah,
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  no, I haven't seen you, and and you know sixfore we know
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  it. No, because it was just Rob's birthday. Yeah, oh yeah,
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  yeah for a little bit, I think the game. Oh good call.
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  Yeah, of course, of course. And we'll have the Fantasy draft
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  very soon, we will, I know. I still got to pick a
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  day. But yes, very exciting. It's good to see you again.
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  Thanks for coming back. One a beer. Yeah, absolutely, this is
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  gonna be fine. We're going to talk about a movie that you guys have
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  some history with. Yeah, and uh, maybe we'll just go right into
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  it. What do you guys think? It sounds good to me. You
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  want to get started with just a rough synopsis? Yes, I would wrongfully
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  accused of murdering his wife, Richard Kimball escapes from the lawn an attempt to
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  find her killer and clear his name. Pursuing him as a team of US
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  Marshals led by Deputy Samuel Girard, a determined detective who will not rest until
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  Richard is captured. As Richard leads the team through a series of intricate chases,
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  he discovers the secrets behind his wife's death and struggles to expose the killer
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  before it is too late. Yeah. Yeah, nice, nice read,
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  Thanks, thank you nice. Let's go to Rotten Tomatoes and hear what they
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  have to say. Critic said, that's coming in out are rock solid ninety
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  six percent. Gag boo, Yeah, that is fresh, Yep, it's
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  beloved, beloved indeed, and audience members just a just discoch below that at
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  eighty nine percent. Still wonderful, pretty darn good, pretty darn good.
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  But what do you guess thinks? Should we go in and start talking about
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  what we think? Time for our hots hot take? Oh? Ow chay,
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  very spicy, that's a hot take. That's a hot take. I
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  will go first with my hot take. I do not have a super long
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  history with this movie. I think I watched it for the first time within
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  the last year or so. I guess I'm crazy, remember exactly. Yeah,
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  I don't know. This is another one of those weird ones that I
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  missed. I guess just being a tiny bit younger made all the difference or
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  something, or my parents didn't like it, or whatever the case may be.
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  Yeah, you would have been eight when it came out, probably yeah,
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  because it was ninety three. Yeah, so yeah, I was eight,
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  you know, but I had older siblings. We would have kicked But
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  at eight it would have been amazing at eight. I wish I could have
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  watched it when I was eight. But I really, I really enjoyed this
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  film. It's funny and I might be stealing one of Rob's takes, but
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  I thought it so hard after watching it. The opening sequence absolutely looks thirty
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  years sold, and the like music that's behind it absolutely does. They were
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  kept doing those like you know, like it's almost like a horror movie.
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  It was very scary. Uh, But the movie itself is a ton of
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  fun. It's a kind of a non linear storyline, which I didn't remember
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  from the first time I watched it. They really don't hold our hands a
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  ton in this Like there are i don't know, four or five movies worth
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  of plot in the first like thirty minutes, you know, because we have
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  like the incident, the interrogation, the trial, the prison break, the
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  escape, and then and then we're you know, off and running, which
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  is kind of fun. But yeah, just a super moody score. Harrison
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  Ford looks foxy as hell in this movie, like son He's hands. Yeah,
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  I loved it, man. I really liked the beard on him too.
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  I think it works. He's got a great beard. It's a good
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  beard, buddy, it's a great beard. I agree with you. It's
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  the same that she had to get hit over the head with that lamp.
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  But anyway, Uh, yeah, I enjoyed this movie a great deal.
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  I thought it was super, super fun and just a ton of crazy stuff
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  happens in it. It's a great like, yeah, I don't know,
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  Like at parts it's kind of histy, and then it's kind of a crime
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  thriller sort of thing. It's it's a fun amalgamation of things. And yeah,
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  I really enjoyed it. It was fun. Hot take man, thanks,
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  way to go. I love this movie. I love it so much.
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  It was up for seven Oscars, winning one for Tommy Lee Jones as
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  Best Supporting Actor. Wow. Other Oscars, it was up for Best Cinematography,
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  Best Sound Editing, Sound Effects Editing, Original Score, and Best Picture
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  Holy Crap. It was directed by Andrew Davis, who has some credits that
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  we enjoy. Timmy and I really enjoyed the film. He directed before The
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  Fugitive, which was at Yes, yep, and it also showcasedimy Yes exactly.
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  Yeah, but in a cake if I remember, Yeah, I think
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  there was a cake at Eleniacac. Yes, dude, not that I know
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  now, Okay, Yes, we're all very familiar. And a movie I
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  think bugs liked called Holes with Shia Labief. Oh, I did like that
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  movie. It was great. It's a really fun movie. Actually, yeah,
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  so he's done. Some fun stuff. But yeah, this was one
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  of those movies that I watched over and over, which is kind of weird
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  considering it's this like action drama, But it just goes to show you we
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  didn't have fifty streaming services with countless options to choose from back then. You
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  watch it over and over. I loved it, and people would always nerd
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  out about Harrison Ford a is Han Solo or Indiana Jones, and I would
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  always nerd out about him being doctor Richard Kimball. I thought it was so
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  incredible. I thought that the marshals in the movie made it so much more
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  fun. I enjoyed all of their little quips and giving each other flak.
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  I thought it was great, and for the most part, this movie holds
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  up pretty well after thirty years. Like you said, the opening credits look
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  thirty years old. But the worst shot is probably when he jumps from the
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  bus when the train hits it. But the derailed train coming at him looked
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  great, and there's a lot of stuff that that really held up for a
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  thirty year old movie. I was surprise the bus is rolling. There's clearly
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  some dummies happening in there, but still cool around it was still very like
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  getting that point of view shot and it was cool, yeah with you.
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  But I do have one hot take one thing that's bugged me every time I've
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  watched this movie. In the interrogation scene, which is an incredible scene,
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  he says, you find that man, you you find that man. He
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  took everything from me. And later on, after he's dove off the damn
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  he's laying in the forest and is dreaming, we hear him say these words,
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  but they clearly used a different take from the you can find that man,
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  find that man, and it's not how he said it at all.
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  In the interrogation scene. That has bugged me every single time. I'm like,
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  why didn't we just go back? Like why did he rerecord that?
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  Or why did we take a different take? I yeah, so yeah,
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  he's probably thought a version of that one hundred times, and he could be
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  recalling the way he felt at any one of those moments. The stupidest they
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  have actual no, they have that. You can see him talking to these
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  people. It is from those scenes like you see his lawyers like we couldn't
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  find the guy, couldn't find the guy, Like it's all the same except
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  that one, and it has bugged me forever, So that's my biggest hot
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  take. But that being said, I love this movie. It brings me
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  back to the beginning of my love of movies. So look at that.
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  Yes, what a relationship it's been. I love it. Nice. Yeah,
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  Timmy, what are your thoughts? What's your hot take? I love
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  this movie. It's mean out both love this movie. Watching a lot.
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  It's funny. Uh. I used a free trail of AMC Plus to watch
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  it for this podcast. And yes, we don't have a million options,
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  but what we did have was cable, and what was on cable ninety nine
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  I am on AMC. The channel was this movie and the NonStop like this
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  was a cable mainstay. So I think I watched it probably seven hundred times.
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  And it's a great movie. Like it just it's starts and it barrels
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  downhill and like you can jump in it any point in that journey. Just
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  write it right to the end. I love it. The first note I
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  made to your point beings is police and ambulance technology have advanced a lot since
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  this movie was made. Because those cars looked like they were like the fifties.
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  It's unbelievable. Yeah, that is funny. But yeah, the movie
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  it's a it's like NonStop and there's huge set pieces, right, you got
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  the damn scene, you got that the trained your ailment is a practical effect,
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  which is outside of him jumping off of it obviously, but it's like
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  all these huge set pieces, but it still feels like such a grounded movie.
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  And it's so it's like almost understated, even you know, despite timely
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  lee like just chewing up scenery and all the different you know, helicopter shots
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  and action shots. It's just really like real feeling movie. And I just
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  appreciate that they don't make movies like that. I made a note like if
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  this had been used using CGI, this movie would have sucked, Like they
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  would have overdone it at like two to five points and it would have just
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  taken you completely out of it. Like it all felt so real. Harrison
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  Ford's awesome, Tommy Lys awesome, the entire Yeah, all the US Marshals.
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  It's just a fun movie. I had two different stories. You said
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  five different storylines, but I had like two main stories, like the the
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  initial escape of him like getting away, and then like him like the detective
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  case of him finding the killer, like two very kind of distinct vibes in
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  it. But yeah, like I said, once it gets going, like
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  you're in when the when the opening credits stopped, I'm like I wrote down
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  a note like I'm now granted that's fifteen minutes in the movie because the opening
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  credits last forever. Yeah, but it's just yeah, it was fun to
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  watch a couple of times again this week. It'll always be one of those
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  movies I try to remember if it's kind of rated, kind of under it,
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  and it's probably appropriately he remembered as just being a really solid nineties movie.
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  Absolutely, dude, that's a great take. Yeah, love that hot
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  hot, very hot. Ah. Well, let's go ahead and talk about
• 24:14
  our favorite acting performance in this movie. It's time to name the dude the
• 24:18
  dude. I'm the dude, So that's what you call me, you know
• 24:23
  that? Or his dudeness or duder or you know, l Duderino. If
• 24:30
  you're not into the whole brevity thing, maybe who'd you have from that?
• 24:33
  I like to go to rogue on these I like to try to like play
• 24:37
  Devil's advocate, but it's Harrison Ford's movie. To my point of keeping the
• 24:41
  movie grounded and like keeping it feeling realistic, like Harrison Ford keeps it ground.
• 24:48
  He just he plays it so perfect and he's so subtle. He's such
• 24:51
  a good actor, and like he doesn't he doesn't have a lot of dialogue
• 24:53
  like a lot of this movie, Like I made a note kind of like
• 24:56
  Castaway, Like it's a lot of time tim just operating on his own and
• 25:02
  not totally acting with anybody else in the scene. And the fact that it's
• 25:04
  still so entertaining meaning and still so just holds you in the way it does.
• 25:11
  Like I think that really is a big shout out what he does with
• 25:14
  it. Absolutely, dude, I love that because he does give so much
• 25:21
  emotion with a look when he when they say that he is guilty, his
• 25:26
  like I can't believe it. Look is incredible when when the cops come to
• 25:34
  his house that he's or the apartment that he's rented and the guy is getting
• 25:38
  arrested for drug dealing, the face he makes there is unbelievable, Like you're
• 25:45
  showing that he was so terrified also so relieved. He's like this could have
• 25:51
  just ended everything for me. It's really incredible. But this movie is so
• 25:59
  much fun because of Tommy Lee Jones so I have to give it. I
• 26:03
  gotta give the dude to Tommy Lee Jones. He was awesome in this role.
• 26:08
  It was so entertaining, fast talking, funny, relentless, arrogant,
• 26:15
  Probably a bummer to hang out with in real life, but a very entertaining
• 26:18
  character to watch. Sure, but dude, so many great lines. And
• 26:23
  I mean this performance gave him an Academy Award. I gotta I gotta pick
• 26:26
  him as my dude. That is crazy. You've always been a mooth piece
• 26:30
  for the Academy. I really have you really really have? He really has.
• 26:34
  There were a few years where it wasn't great, but I agree with
• 26:37
  him a lot of time. Man. Wow, shoot, I was hoping
• 26:41
  this would just be easy. I really went back and forth on this a
• 26:45
  ton, and I think I think ultimately I land with Timmy. I think
• 26:51
  it's Harrison Ford. I don't think you guys are wrong. No, yeah,
• 26:53
  yeah, I don't. I just like I just really tried to figure
• 27:00
  what I thought, you know, because it was like, I think Tommy
• 27:03
  Lee has the higher highs for sure, but as far as like steady throughout
• 27:07
  the whole thing being great, it's Harison forward for all the reasons. You
• 27:11
  guys said, I just think he's super He's super expressive, he's super believable,
• 27:18
  like you believe that he both has the swagger to do all the things
• 27:22
  that he does and also is like an injured guy who's in great danger doing
• 27:26
  all those things, which is such a fun you know, like you have
• 27:30
  to tell that line, and I think that's really difficult to do. So
• 27:33
  I really like his performance in this and like I said, for that Beard
• 27:37
  alone, I mean, heavens nice heaven the senior I've mentioned earlier when the
• 27:42
  cops come to the house, he's saying it like you really think at that
• 27:45
  time, like he might be getting caught, just another turn in the movie,
• 27:48
  like he's not so super human and so super poward that, like you're
• 27:53
  like, oh, this guy's going to figure it all out and be fine.
• 27:56
  Yeah, totally good points. Totally yeahs y, I love it.
• 28:02
  Should we talk about some of these other folks in here and names j Hard
• 28:07
  what do you got for this one, buddy? That's well, I picked
• 28:11
  Harrison, Oh yeah, that makes sense. I know the buddy, but
• 28:15
  Harrison for the best actors, so obviously I have Rosetti for the Tucci dude.
• 28:21
  Every time. He not just kidding And I love Rosetti. Like every
• 28:26
  CD he's in. I just I could just listen to that guy talk yeah
• 28:30
  but hilarious. Yeah it's Timmy Lee obviously if you're not going with Ford here,
• 28:34
  which I already went with And like I said, as as important as
• 28:38
  Ford is in the movie, and as much as he keeps it grounded and
• 28:41
  like makes it feel real and keeps that intensity up, like the movie's fun
• 28:45
  to watch to your point, rob because time it's like everything Ford is doing
• 28:49
  on one side like to kind of drive the story from that side time,
• 28:53
  and he's just like chewing it up and just having the time of his life
• 28:56
  with it. And yeah, one miner after miner after one liner, which
• 29:02
  really fun to read. If you know what this will come up again probably,
• 29:03
  but that he wrote a lot of that imp so much more impressive.
• 29:11
  I would not have thought that he really made that character his own. That's
• 29:15
  a really good call. And it's not a comedy though, like it's still
• 29:18
  really it's a character. Like he's very much like just a character who just
• 29:22
  says a lot of hilarious as he goes about his day. Yep, I
• 29:26
  like that nice. I love that well, I obviously picked him for my
• 29:30
  dude. So my tucci is it has to be Joey Pants. It's Joe
• 29:34
  Pantaliano pants. He always makes a movie better. He's always complaining about something.
• 29:41
  It's usually funny. I love me some Joey Pants. So I'm gonna
• 29:48
  give it to Cosmo. Love that love that. I can't argue with Joey
• 29:53
  Pants. Yes, I think I'm gonna go with the old guard Richard right,
• 30:00
  really, Raley, I don't know. My guess was Ryle Riley?
• 30:07
  Yeah, yeah, the jump to conclusions. Matt Guy, Yes, yes,
• 30:12
  exactly from Office Space. Oh God. He's been in so many things
• 30:18
  over the years, and I thought he was great in this little You know,
• 30:22
  it's not a very big role obviously, but I just thought he was
• 30:26
  super, super fun and I really liked him in it. It was like,
• 30:29
  I feel like, I feel like Tommy Boy ripped that off. You
• 30:32
  know, when when he's like, hey, this is a stick up and
• 30:34
  then all the cops throw their guns at him. I thought that he's getting
• 30:40
  interviewed and he's like, well after he hit me over the head many dozen
• 30:44
  times. Yeah, just it felt like that. I feel like they were
• 30:48
  ripping off the Yeah, agree, Yeah, I thought that exact same thing
• 30:52
  for sure. But I just thought he was really fun. And then special
• 30:57
  shout out to Nick Searcy, who is one of the marshals in this and
• 31:03
  the only reason he's getting a shout out is he's also a marshal in uh
• 31:10
  Justified. He's his boss. He's art the boss guy in there, and
• 31:15
  it was just fun to see him because I'm rewatching that right now. Yes,
• 31:19
  it felt very very prescient. That's fun. Yeah, yeah, it
• 31:23
  was a good time. Do you have any other runner ups there, Timmy?
• 31:27
  Yeah, so I mentioned Rosettie before, but Joseph f. Cosala I
• 31:32
  believe is his name. Yeah, I just great Chicago kind of boys.
• 31:36
  Both of those detectives from the interrogations, like these are Chicago guys, and
• 31:42
  I feel like I've seen them in other Chicago cop movies. I feel like
• 31:48
  that's their one thing that they get. Yeah, Grosettie had like I don't
• 31:53
  imagine him doing a Boston accent very well, it'll be a stretch. And
• 31:59
  I put your own crabby crabby oh the doctor Nichols, Yeah, doctor Nichols.
• 32:05
  I think he uh. I like his way of speaking, like I
• 32:08
  just like like his inflection when he says words, and I thought he was
• 32:12
  believable. Like I remember the first time watching it being pretty shocked, like
• 32:15
  that motherfuck like what. I didn't think he had it in him totally.
• 32:19
  Yeah, I was ten, eleven, twelve, who knows? But yeah,
• 32:22
  right right, Well, you guys didn't talk about Julianne Moore making an
• 32:29
  appearance. It got to be one of her first things. It was fun
• 32:32
  seeing her in a small role. And then an even smaller role was Jane
• 32:37
  Lynch, which was very unlike her, you know, being like a real
• 32:42
  person and not just a total caricature, you know what I mean. Yeah,
• 32:46
  yeah, totally. It was fun. It was fun seeing those guys.
• 32:50
  And then I don't know if you guys recognize the transit cop who got
• 32:52
  shot. They use him. They use that clip where he gets shot in
• 33:00
  Scrubs. So we're talking about Neil Flynn is the actor who's also in Scrubs,
• 33:05
  the janitor, Yes, which is so great. But remember when I
• 33:09
  remember seeing it clip or whatever. Yeah, yeah, oh it wasn't the
• 33:14
  trivia. I was actually kind of looking for it and I missed it.
• 33:15
  That's fun. Yeah, I was like that's got to be the same clip,
• 33:19
  right, Yeah, I didn't like I watched Scrubs, but I didn't
• 33:22
  like rewatch it. I know Timmy was the big Scrubs guy. Yeah,
• 33:27
  yeah, I liked Scrubs a lot. Yeah, that on Scrubs is hilarious,
• 33:30
  super super funny. That's great. Expecting when Julianne Moore was like,
• 33:36
  she was like, well he did save the kid's life. I thought she
• 33:38
  was going to be like, he's a good man. And though I know
• 33:45
  it's a good man, I love that. I love that. The only
• 33:50
  other person we haven't talked about is Seal Award, and I know she had
• 33:52
  a really small role, but man, I thought she was so gorgeous when
• 33:59
  I mean she's still she's a beautiful woman. Yes, but she wasn't in
• 34:04
  this film a lot. But the perfect wife. You were just super bummed
• 34:08
  out to see get murdered. I thought it was casted pretty perfectly. They
• 34:14
  established his love for her very well in the opening scene, and like their
• 34:19
  camaraderie and kind of back and forth really well. And yeah, I wrote,
• 34:22
  sell a word is Sella Cila. I think it's Sila. I'm gonna
• 34:28
  go with sell A sell A Ward. She she was. She was great
• 34:32
  in this movie, and consider she got bludgeoned to death in the first like
• 34:36
  five seconds, like ceil A, Ward's great. And I think we can
• 34:38
  all agree with Cila. Yes, well, why don't we move on to
• 34:43
  some of these amazing scenes and let's let's pick the dinghasda so beaus. It's
• 34:51
  quite simple, really, Vengas ngs. I can talk about my dingas all
• 34:53
  night long. Timmy, what do you got her favorite scene? My favorite
• 35:00
  scene of the movie is it's it's the damn and I put helicopter taking off
• 35:05
  all the way through him jumping off the damn. But if you want just
• 35:09
  the damn, I would take that too. That's ah, it's the main
• 35:13
  set piece of the film. When you say fugitives someone, that's what they
• 35:15
  picture is that scene. And it uh, it's for sure the line I
• 35:19
  think of absolutely. I think I said it to Rob every time we've talked
• 35:22
  about doing this movie. Yep. I think it's probably Tommy and Tommy Lee
• 35:30
  and Harrison Ford's only screen time, a first screen time together, yep.
• 35:36
  Right in that way, and then the immediate aftermath that scene is also one
• 35:42
  of my favorite like five minutes because Timmy Lee's role. Yeah, just every
• 35:46
  every light, Tommy Lee says for the next five minutes. Yeah, he's
• 35:52
  so mad at the world in that moment. Yeah, that's good. It's
• 35:58
  so good, that's for sure. It I just had the chase that leads
• 36:04
  to the to the damn but yeah, all that's incredible. Just to say
• 36:09
  another one, I'll say the chase that leads to the Saint Patty's Day parade.
• 36:16
  That is fun. That's a fun So it's like, uh Timeily Jones
• 36:21
  sees him after he checks in on a lead at the jail and they have
• 36:27
  a run down the stairs that's really stressful and fun, and Kimball like runs
• 36:31
  by a bunch of cops and it's like, hey, there's a crazy guy
• 36:34
  with a gun back there and blows him down and the bulletproof doors and he
• 36:44
  was he was ready to just mow him down. He was not messing around.
• 36:50
  Why why yeah, what jone? I forgot the line it's I don't
• 36:59
  bargain. I don't Yes, that was why I thought you were going to
• 37:04
  do it. I forgot it. I forgot it. I was I love
• 37:07
  I don't yea so good, so so good, And yeah he's able to
• 37:14
  get out of there and get lost in the parade. I know it'll come
• 37:16
  up in trivia, but they didn't eat, like they just showed up in
• 37:22
  the parade to block it off. They were just hoping they weren't going to
• 37:27
  get recognized. I think that's so crazy awesome. Yeah, and that's one
• 37:31
  of the that's one of the reasons. So it feels so real because it
• 37:34
  is like he's kind of like trying to stay anonymous in the crowd totally and
• 37:38
  be like it's it's it's real, Like it's not actors, like it's just
• 37:43
  it's him how he would act in a parade. And it's like, again
• 37:45
  just this movie being so grounded, like that's a great scene. I had
• 37:49
  that on my list really high up. I just wrote down stairs through the
• 37:52
  parade because it could get stairchases also as good as it gets in a movie
• 37:55
  like this, look down and you see him two flars down and so good,
• 38:05
  idiot, I'm desmondo, ruise, what am I doing? What have
• 38:13
  I done? I love that. That's really cool. And just to say
• 38:17
  that the chase through the people, the cameraman not knowing where he was going
• 38:23
  in the parade also made it feel much more like, you know, just
• 38:28
  frantic and not planned. You know, to handheld camera is always going to
• 38:32
  make it. Yeah, but it just like, I don't know, I
• 38:36
  feel like you could feel that energy. It was fun elect that a lot.
• 38:39
  I think you never came back to set that day and just like went
• 38:43
  to a pub and just like I thought, I was wrapped. So sorry,
• 38:46
  what are we going to start the parade again? We're done, We're
• 38:52
  finished. Ah, that's fun. I would have picked probably both of those
• 38:57
  very high. Uh. I'm gonna take one though, just for honorable mention.
• 39:02
  The raid on the other prisoner's house, that is my other that's my
• 39:07
  third scene. It's so tense and I loved that whole scene. It was
• 39:12
  so wild, like you get to see them kind of like playing their little
• 39:15
  acting parts before they get there, and then like ship goes down. He
• 39:20
  tells the rookie to stay with them. He doesn't bad stuff happens, but
• 39:24
  he just like we see how ruthless he is, and he just goes for
• 39:29
  takes care of business. He doesn't bargain, you know, all these things
• 39:32
  super super fun. Ah yeah, and it was so great. I loved
• 39:37
  how they set that up because they messed with us. Yea, they may
• 39:40
  just think that they've found where Kimball is stashed out, because basically, you
• 39:45
  know, we see that Kimball goes into a car with a lady and they
• 39:51
  the US marshalls say, oh, it sounds like he's stashed out at this
• 39:57
  lady's house. Ye of course they're going to be picking up on him.
• 40:00
  That was That was a fun, little flippity flop. I liked that a
• 40:04
  lot. That was really fun. That is a real good scene. One
• 40:07
  thing I don't like what that scene is that it came out of It almost
• 40:12
  felt like the director was like deceiving us a bit, like she didn't give
• 40:15
  us any indication that the other guy was even in the scope of the search
• 40:20
  at all, and all of a sudden, like it just uses us to
• 40:23
  kind of draw us off the scent for a minute. But I still loved
• 40:30
  it at the time we lead to do that, And then I love that
• 40:36
  you see the graze of the bullet like through that dude's coat. I thought
• 40:42
  that was pretty cool. Cool. Yeah, that was neat. Yeah I
• 40:45
  liked that too, But those were those were the three scenes I put down.
• 40:51
  Really that's fun. Oh for sure. Yeah, did anybody else have
• 40:55
  anything else they wanted to talk about? For scenes? I just an a
• 41:00
  lot. I liked it. I liked the bus scene that leads to the
• 41:04
  prison breakout. I mean, I guess maybe that's part of what we've already
• 41:07
  talked about. No, I guess not really, but yeah, yeah,
• 41:10
  yeah, but that is just it's fun. I don't know. It made
• 41:15
  me think of conn Air, which is a movie I've seen a thousand times
• 41:17
  for the exact same device, right absolutely, yeah, yeah, well no,
• 41:25
  they start him on fire and conn Air, but same mish samesh idea.
• 41:30
  Remember remember Chapelle. Chappelle pukes up the like he squirts him with the
• 41:37
  lighter fluid and then lights a match, throws it on him. He's spontaneously
• 41:40
  combusted. But yes, I mean same same idea for sure, right yeah,
• 41:47
  absolutely, But I just I liked that scene and then they like crash
• 41:52
  and then all that crazy stuff from there is pretty wild and fun. Yeah
• 41:57
  yeah, I would throw a runner up just that scene I already mentioned where
• 42:00
  Harrison Ford is freaking out when the drug dealer gets taken. It's so intense
• 42:05
  that is cool that like weird He's at like these these folks house. I
• 42:09
  don't even know what are they speaking? Polish? I guess I just listened,
• 42:15
  did it okay? Cool? I was like Chicago Polish. I just
• 42:17
  assume. I don't know. Yeah, that's cool. Nice. I love.
• 42:25
  It's not as like big to the movie. But it's the the meeting
• 42:30
  right after the scene where he shoots the guy. So it starts with him
• 42:32
  on the phone with probably his boss saying like, do you want to blame
• 42:36
  someone and blame me? I shot him? And they go in and they're
• 42:38
  listening to Richard Kimball's conversation with his lawyer, and they're trained to identify where
• 42:43
  he's at. Yes, that's on fire. In that scene again, just
• 42:46
  boom, boom boom. Some of the quotes are don't ever mess with a
• 42:50
  big dog and then yep, and then he as goes on their antibot like
• 42:54
  tell me how in Ella sounds different than the tree that's grambling across the ground.
• 42:59
  Yeah, it's like, it's not that you don't know that. I
• 43:01
  told you guys. It was that back at the end. Super fun.
• 43:07
  At the very end, the guys like un notify the press. He's like,
• 43:08
  no, cress, He's like, no, press rate that whole scene.
• 43:13
  And that was like back in the day before we had like CSI and
• 43:15
  stuff like that seemed really cool, Like oh my god, pull up the
• 43:22
  audio of like the person in the background, like, how are they doing
• 43:27
  that? That's incredible? Yeah, no, I loved it. That's super
• 43:34
  fun. Like that a lot nice. That was all I had for scenes.
• 43:37
  Well, I think we all agree it's the damn. The damn has
• 43:40
  to be the denghis. Yeah, although I do maybe my hottest steak is
• 43:44
  he would be dead. Oh everyone thinks he'd be dead there. Yeah,
• 43:52
  I mean, there's a good quote about that, and there's like my good
• 43:55
  quotes vote it. I think we maybe we should get talking about our favorite
• 44:00
  quotes and let's show me the Monday, show me the show me. All
• 44:12
  right, I'm gonna just go back to the same well, the same damn,
• 44:16
  yes, damn, and just get this out of the way. He's
• 44:21
  at the edge of the damn. I didn't kill my wife and Tommy Lee
• 44:23
  with the improvised I don't care, I don't care. Yep, that's the
• 44:30
  scene of the movie. That's the moment of the movie. It's so early
• 44:35
  I forgot that it is true. That is true. It's all the big
• 44:39
  set pieces are done half an hour and that's crazy. Yep. The action
• 44:44
  movie and then it's a detective movie. Yeah yep. But for me,
• 44:46
  that's it by a mile. I love that for sure. Yeah, yeah,
• 44:50
  say a few more to me, just in the order I have written
• 44:53
  down, which is not in chronological order, but one that I always loved
• 44:57
  and I remember loving it when it was said, is one of the US
• 45:00
  marshals. If they can die there ever green today, why can't they die
• 45:04
  green? They are blue the other straight or sixty four days of the year.
• 45:07
  I thought that was good in sight full. It's very Signfeld of him.
• 45:15
  Yeah, well, I'll take one of the ones. After the damn
• 45:17
  So you got the Illinois State trooper, I want to tell you to your
• 45:22
  job. And then Gerard's on the radio. But the helicopter on the bridge
• 45:25
  and the trooper goes, but only one man in a million can survive the
• 45:30
  fall. That guy has fish food, and Gerard goes, fine, go
• 45:32
  get a came hoole catch the fish. That Yeah, yeah, I love
• 45:36
  that. That's super good. I for sure had those. I had.
• 45:39
  I don't bargain as well, because I loved that so much. But another
• 45:46
  like monologue that always gets thought of with the scene is when we find out
• 45:52
  that he is on the run and Gerard says, all right, listen up,
• 45:59
  ladies and gem our fugitive has been on the run for ninety minutes.
• 46:02
  Average foot speed over uneven ground, barring injuries is four miles per hour.
• 46:07
  That gives us a radius of six miles. What I want from each and
• 46:09
  every one of you is a hard target search of every gas station, residence,
• 46:14
  warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, out house, and doghouse in that area.
• 46:19
  Checkpoints go up at fifteen miles. Your fugitive's name is doctor Richard Kimball.
• 46:23
  Go get him, Go get him. Yeah, he says, go
• 46:28
  get him like five times in this movie. Yeah it does. Yeah.
• 46:32
  Yes, people that go releasing downs yep. I also like Gerard again.
• 46:38
  Another fun one is he said what are you doing? And his buddy with
• 46:43
  the long hairs like I'm thinking, he said, well, think me up
• 46:45
  a cup of coffee and a chocolate donut with some of those little sprinkles on
• 46:49
  top. Will you as long as you're thinking love love that, go for
• 46:54
  it, bugs, you can do some Kimball passes the cop in the hospital
• 47:00
  hallway, I believe, when he's going to fix himself up and he's like,
• 47:05
  have you seen this guy? What's he look like? Six eighty pounds,
• 47:07
  brown hair, brown eyes, beard, see anyone like that around?
• 47:12
  Every time I look in the mirror. Pal sept the beard, of course,
• 47:16
  just so fun. He's so like cool and fun. But he had
• 47:22
  his fly down. Not that cool, not that cool that That was another
• 47:27
  one too, because when the guy was like hey, Pal, he was
• 47:30
  just like, oh God, thank you. Okay, that was fun.
• 47:36
  What are you out of your mind? He's dead, well he should be
• 47:38
  easy to catch. Then, Yeah, I love that line. It's pretty
• 47:44
  similar to the fish line. Really yep, but super funny. Sammy,
• 47:47
  When I die, I want to come back just like you. Oh you
• 47:50
  mean happy and handsome? That was really fun. I think that was Tommy
• 47:54
  Lee right. It was the audio scene, the l train scene, and
• 48:00
  then I had he had a mechanical arm. You find this man, You
• 48:06
  find that man. I just really liked that line. I don't know why,
• 48:09
  but I was like, yeah, you find that man. He took
• 48:13
  everything from me. I used to say that all the time when I was
• 48:17
  like the most random thing and my folks would always be like, he's quoting
• 48:22
  that movie. Why is he We gotta get him to watch something else it
• 48:28
  see. That line only makes me think of Avengers because it's like, you
• 48:32
  took everything from me. I don't even know who you are. When Dano
• 48:37
  says that to the Scarlet Witch, anyway back to your movie that you like,
• 48:40
  I'm sorry, Yeah, Timmy, you have some more, buddy.
• 48:45
  Sure. One of the marshals, this is Hinky. This guy's a college
• 48:50
  graduate. He went to by to Nicolas School. He's not going to come
• 48:52
  through all the security going through the county look up to find someone his own.
• 48:55
  People say it doesn't exist, and Jared goes, wow, what does
• 49:00
  that mean, big Hanky? I don't know strange weird? Well, why
• 49:04
  don't you say strange or weird? I mean hanky that has no meaning and
• 49:08
  they go, well, we say hecky, and he says, I don't
• 49:10
  want you guys using words around me that have no meaning. I'm taking the
• 49:13
  stairs and walking, and then BIG's under his breasts a bola. Yeah,
• 49:23
  yeah, loud for sure. I also loved when Kimball assays to Copeland after
• 49:30
  Copeland pulls them out from the records he says, hey, Copeland, be
• 49:34
  good, be good. It shows it shows a presence to say that to
• 49:39
  him. Yeah, I like that. Did you have more rup? Oh?
• 49:45
  For sure? Get it? I love it. He's like, oh
• 49:47
  wow, gee whiz, looky here. You know, we're always fascinated.
• 49:51
  We find leg irons with no legs in them? Who held the keys?
• 49:53
  Sir? Me, where are those keys up? I don't know? Care
• 49:59
  to revise yoursel statement, sir? What do you want to change your bullet
• 50:02
  story? Sir? Yes, he might have got out. Oh he might
• 50:09
  have. He might have, And I love that they like relinquished control.
• 50:15
  And then it's like he didn't. Now he might have gone out. I
• 50:23
  love Uh. Cosmo or Joey Pants comes up and he's like, what happened?
• 50:28
  Where'd he go? Right after he jumped off? And he said,
• 50:30
  the guy did a Peter Pan right off? This damn here right here?
• 50:34
  So good? So good? Another go find him lyne uh, Gerard says
• 50:45
  Henry, doctor Nichols lied to me, Go find him again. And the
• 50:52
  last one I have on here is oh, so after Kimball just passed the
• 50:58
  stabbed bus prison guard who he saved, he like, tells the paramedics.
• 51:04
  He's like, tell the attending he's got a puncture in that pigastric area.
• 51:07
  The paramedics like, how the hell can he tell that by looking at his
• 51:10
  face? Yeah, that was fantastic. That was fun. Good for that
• 51:15
  guy. I bet that guy has dined out on that. Oh yeah,
• 51:20
  well I wasn't in the fugative back in the day, so we had that
• 51:22
  going for me. But otherwise I think we said everything. Did you have
• 51:29
  any more Timmy? Yeah, I got a couple more so when I didn't
• 51:31
  realize so after reading some of the quips about the movie and rewatching it.
• 51:36
  But when he's he has his list of five one armed man that he's identified,
• 51:40
  so he's on the pay phone, he's calling for one. He's like,
• 51:43
  hey, I'm part of the class reunion. You know, we us
• 51:45
  been missing in action in a while. And he goes and he has a
• 51:49
  little riot look on his face, like, oh, you're kidding. Armed
• 51:51
  Dribbery like the guy gott in rested the guy who went and visited. But
• 51:57
  armed Dribbery I thought was funny. He hit a little little smile and then
• 52:00
  one of the things that I just gotta I don't know if I just didn't
• 52:02
  fully like understand how ota touch this character was. But it's I wrote down
• 52:07
  just things not to say to a widowed husband. Whatever happened to that thing
• 52:12
  with your wife? That really is that thing with your wife? Yeah?
• 52:21
  That is funny, like the biggest news story to ever happen in that that
• 52:30
  little thing? What was it again? Oh? Violently murdered? Yes?
• 52:34
  Whatever happened to the Yeah? Nice? Well why don't we Why don't we
• 52:40
  move on to the crying game? Wow, wham biggs boo moments. Strong
• 52:46
  men also cry, strong man. Also, I didn't know what you would
• 52:58
  do here. I guess three. Do you think there's gonna be more than
• 53:02
  that? No? I'm just so. I'm I feel like early on I
• 53:06
  was like right in line with mugs and and like his crying and having way
• 53:10
  off ever since? Yeah, how many do you think I put none?
• 53:15
  None? Because I feel I could feel like none too, But I'll throw
• 53:20
  the three that it possibly could be. Okay, I have one big question
• 53:22
  mark, so I'll let you know when you say it. All right,
• 53:25
  When he's being interrogated and says he took everything from me, I always thought
• 53:31
  that was very dramatic and he's like, oh god, he's crying. I
• 53:35
  thought maybe it got close, but nope, not that Okay, when he
• 53:39
  says the kid at the hospital, that's that's the one, like that there's
• 53:44
  something that one did get me, that one about it. Yeah, it
• 53:47
  was just a nice moment. And like also it was his face as the
• 53:52
  kid is going into the r where he's just like, oh, I actually
• 53:57
  got to help someone again, Like I don't know that his acting in that
• 54:00
  moment is what really got me because he you can tell like that's what he
• 54:04
  wants to be doing, you know, just living his life and helping people
• 54:07
  and doing you know, doing this thing, and he didn't need to do
• 54:10
  it, Like it would have been easier for him to lay low and get
• 54:13
  the hell out of way better off, right, Yeah, for sure,
• 54:15
  But like that's it's like it keeps the morality like completely undestand like he's not
• 54:19
  willing to do whatever. Yeah, totally to avenge his way for to get
• 54:22
  away. Like he's still a really good character that you want to continue rooting
• 54:27
  for. Yeah, that's touching, absolutely. And the last one I have
• 54:32
  is just when they're in the back of the cop car and he says,
• 54:35
  I thought you didn't care. No, that didn't get me. But it
• 54:38
  was nice. It was a nice moment, It was a nice scene.
• 54:42
  So then was that only one? I don't think you cried anywhere else in
• 54:45
  this movie. Yeah, I was just the one, just the one.
• 54:49
  It was almost none. And then I was like, ah, yeah,
• 54:51
  that that got me. The kid. Yeah, no, but just pretty
• 54:55
  good, pretty good, pretty good, pretty good. I shall we have
• 55:01
  We've said a few of these already, so bear with me. But Harrison
• 55:07
  Ford damaged some ligaments in his knee or in his leg during the filming of
• 55:10
  the scenes in the woods, and he refused to take surgery until the end
• 55:15
  of filming so that his character would keep the limp like he would in the
• 55:19
  actual, you know, real life, and the limp can be seen in
• 55:22
  any subsequent scene where Kimball is running. And I just thought that was pretty
• 55:27
  cool. He did that, very cool and also hard, and I bet
• 55:32
  I bet the director was like, thank god, because you'd have to shut
• 55:36
  down everything, and that's gotta be a nightmare when that has to happen for
• 55:40
  injury and stuff. We already said the thing about the parade. They were
• 55:47
  granted permission, but they just they didn't like plan anything or tell anyone.
• 55:52
  They just kind of went for it in the parade. Yeah, super super
• 55:55
  cool. Andrew Davis only had one chance, has to crash the train and
• 56:00
  the train scene, and had to get it right. So he consulted with
• 56:04
  an array of engineers, stunt doubles, and the insurance company to predict what
• 56:07
  would happen. The train was expected to crash into the bus at thirty five
• 56:12
  miles an hour, but the director set was an air and the train came
• 56:15
  at forty two miles an hour. Nevertheless, it went exactly as planned otherwise,
• 56:22
  and apparently there are things yes, go ahead, go ahead. Man's
• 56:28
  a complete tangent. But a few things make me more aggravated than people not
• 56:31
  being able to figure out how to control trains properly. It should be really
• 56:35
  easy, that about you. It just we have we have planes that can
• 56:43
  fire themselves, we have cars that can drive themselves following rules of the road,
• 56:45
  and we can't figure out how to get a train to a thirty five
• 56:49
  miles per hour when it's attached to the ground. Yeah, angers me.
• 56:55
  The records as a hot train take a well, you know, I really
• 57:07
  don't know. I lack a lot of train knowledge to go in. But
• 57:10
  I can tell you the wrecked train and bus remain a tourist traction in Dillsboro,
• 57:15
  North Carolina, not in Chicago. That's that's interesting, correct, Not
• 57:22
  in Chicago. Originally, Julianne Morris character had a bigger role in the film,
• 57:28
  even after she exposes him briefly. Kimball was to have sought her out
• 57:34
  for help and eventually fall for her romantically. But these scenes were filmed and
• 57:39
  then deleted from the final cut, and this is the reason her name is
• 57:43
  still credited as one of the main stars of the picture. We certainly didn't
• 57:46
  need more plot to happen. We didn't need more. And you also can't
• 57:51
  have him falling in love with somebody as he's avenging his wife. Yeah,
• 57:58
  they made the right choice getting rid of that. Back on that, I
• 58:00
  read that Jay Lynch was also considered to be a potential love interest in this
• 58:05
  rafted for the same reason. Yeah, that's crazy. Not only do you
• 58:08
  not need it completely undermines the characters, agreed. Yeah, yeah, you
• 58:13
  Gauys are right about that for sure. Yeah, we call editors. Uh.
• 58:17
  The uh I don't care line was originally that isn't my problem, but
• 58:23
  Tommy Lee Jones requested it be changed, so that's great. It is a
• 58:29
  very good call. Yep, that's right. It feels right. According to
• 58:34
  the DVD commentary, the scene in which the Chicago Police interrogate Richard Kimball was
• 58:38
  also improvised, and Harrison Ford had no idea the questions he would be asked.
• 58:44
  So that's kind of cool too. That's really cool. Yeah, im
• 58:47
  that was Actually I had that as like a bottom of my list or favorite
• 58:51
  teams. Actually, like the interrogation scenes just great fun. They come at
• 58:55
  him hard and they make it believable, like, oh my god, he
• 58:58
  might really get in trouble for use. It seems obvious at that point,
• 59:01
  like he didn't do it to us because we know we didn't. But yeah,
• 59:06
  I liked him for sure. Chicago cops are mean. They're so mean.
• 59:10
  I thought this was cool when they were When Tommy Lee Jones was firing
• 59:14
  the blanks at the bulletproof glass, they fired wax bullets at the glass at
• 59:20
  the same time, and that's what gave him the effect, which is super
• 59:23
  cool, very cool. Let's see, Oh this is funny. Tommy Lee
• 59:29
  Jones reportedly told Joey Pants that it's not like anyone's gonna win any awards for
• 59:35
  this film. However, the film was eventually nominated for seven Academy Awards,
• 59:38
  three and three Golden Gloves. I just thought that was really funny. You're
• 59:44
  wrong, sir. According to the director, Tommy Lee, Jones originally argued
• 59:51
  that his character being concerned for the welfare of innocence around him, would not
• 59:54
  fire after Kimball inside the crowded building such as the courthouse, and the dispute
• 1:00:00
  apparently was such a big deal that it caused a brief delay in filming,
• 1:00:06
  but the director finally convinced him to do it as scripted. I thought that
• 1:00:09
  was kind of interesting. Harrison Ford shadow doctors at the University of Chicago Medical
• 1:00:16
  Center to prepare for the role, and said, basically, it allows you
• 1:00:20
  to move and act as if you've done things hundreds of times before. So
• 1:00:23
  that's kind of cool. Yeah. It took seventy three days to film this,
• 1:00:30
  and it had one of the fastest turnaround post production schedules, as the
• 1:00:34
  film was pushed up to a release date in August of ninety three, so
• 1:00:37
  and they edited the hell out of it. Yeah, yeah, it was.
• 1:00:42
  It was cut. So he brought it to the studio and they said,
• 1:00:45
  yeah, we love it, and he's like, nope, got and
• 1:00:47
  he went back and made like another that's why I cuts crazy. Well,
• 1:00:53
  I thought this was fun. The character of Cosmo was supposed to die in
• 1:00:58
  the finale of the film. However, Joey Pantaliano uh successfully lobbied for his
• 1:01:05
  character to be spared so he could appear in a potential sequel. Yes,
• 1:01:10
  I saw that interview of him talking about that, and I didn't see that
• 1:01:14
  in the trivia. I was going to bring that up. Funny, Okay,
• 1:01:17
  that's cool, and he was just like because they were Harrison Ford in
• 1:01:22
  particular, was given him a bunch like, dude, you would not survive
• 1:01:28
  getting hit in the right head that hard with the metal beat. I don't
• 1:01:36
  care. I want to be around. I'm here. I'm here for the
• 1:01:39
  sequel. Yeah, so yeah, I love that he did get to be
• 1:01:43
  in the sequel. He reprised his role in US Marshals in nineteen ninety eight.
• 1:01:46
  Yep hit, I'm guessing. A similar request was made by Cell Award
• 1:01:52
  to have her character beaten into a coma instead of being killed but that was
• 1:01:55
  not honored, and that seems like the right choice. That would have been
• 1:01:59
  a different thing, would have been a different movie. Yeah, you definitely
• 1:02:02
  means sorry. Just before Nichols attempts to open fire on Girard, Richard assaults
• 1:02:12
  Nichols with a metal pipe and saves Gerard's life in the process. Such is
• 1:02:15
  a polar opposite of the series finale of the original TV series The Fugitive from
• 1:02:22
  nineteen sixty three. In the final episode of that spoiler alert, Kimball and
• 1:02:27
  the One Armed Man, uh well, a lot of parentheses. We're fighting
• 1:02:31
  in an amusement park. The One Armed Man pointed a pistol at Richard,
• 1:02:37
  only to be gunned down by Girard just before firing. However, Richard,
• 1:02:42
  Kimball, and Girard or saved Girard's life multiple times throughout the series before Girard
• 1:02:46
  finally repaid the favor. Okay, I didn't know the TV version at all.
• 1:02:52
  That's fun, Yeah, fun. H Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones
• 1:02:57
  only share four scenes in the entire film where they dialogue, and it's in
• 1:03:00
  the tunnel, in the laundry, on the phone, and in the car.
• 1:03:05
  I think that's key. That's pretty cool. Crazy because they're on screen
• 1:03:10
  the whole time, but they're not on screen together. Yeah. Yeah,
• 1:03:14
  they're kind of just like you know, set at intersection points throughout right,
• 1:03:19
  they're just barreling towards each other at various points. It's interesting that was all
• 1:03:23
  their trivia I had, Buddy, I had a lot of folks up for
• 1:03:28
  different things. Richard Jordan, who was originally casts Doctor Nichols, actually filmed
• 1:03:32
  some scenes with Harrison Ford before he became ill and had to drop out of
• 1:03:37
  the picture. Oh my, these scenes had to be reshot with Jerrohan Crab.
• 1:03:46
  If you look closely at Crab's first scene, Ford's beard looks different because
• 1:03:51
  he had to regrow it for the reshoot. Yeah, huh, take me
• 1:03:55
  make three years, especially looking on right. Yeah, but that's something I've
• 1:04:03
  never noticed. I saw that Alec Baldwin was first choice to play doctor Richard
• 1:04:10
  Kimball. Wow, and when he dropped out, Andy Garcia was considered for
• 1:04:15
  the role. So that's crazy. Yeah. I also read elsewhere and this
• 1:04:20
  is the Internet, so it does what it is, but that it was
• 1:04:23
  always written with Harrison Ford in mine. So sure, and it could be
• 1:04:27
  that could be a writer thing versus a studio thing, so they could both
• 1:04:31
  be true. Yep. I also saw that Christopher Reeve and mel Gibson were
• 1:04:35
  considered for the role of Richard Kimball, and that Gibson was also considered for
• 1:04:41
  the role of Girard, which is interesting, okay, And it looks like
• 1:04:46
  more folks up for Sam Girard were Academy Award winning actors John Voight and Gene
• 1:04:53
  Hackman, And I could absolutely see Gene Hackman could do Hackman with you for
• 1:05:01
  sure, with you on that. But man, Timminy Jones is perfect.
• 1:05:05
  It's great that that was all I had. Was there anything else that you
• 1:05:10
  had to me? Yeah? I mean I mentioned earlier, but like a
• 1:05:15
  ton of this movie is improvised or written on set by the actors, there
• 1:05:19
  wasn't there credited writer on set at all, so like when it was being
• 1:05:23
  rewritten on set, it was primarily by the actors and director, which for
• 1:05:28
  this movie to turn out as good it is and have as much great dialogue
• 1:05:30
  as it has, pretty mind blowing. And then, uh, you know,
• 1:05:35
  I love Rosettie. H Joseph A. Cassella was an actual Chicago police
• 1:05:40
  officer detective at the time of filling. So he wasn't it He's I was
• 1:05:45
  gonna say, like, it's impossible that he's that good. That explains it,
• 1:05:47
  Like he didn't have to. They just cut in shots to him on
• 1:05:53
  the case. Sure, Oh that's wild. That's all I got. Nice
• 1:05:58
  man. Well, we already mentioned it. Judgment Day. There is in
• 1:06:02
  fact a sequel, and it's US Marshals, which was not as good as
• 1:06:06
  this, but it was fun to see Tommy Jones in that role again and
• 1:06:13
  the whole gang. So one thing I missed in the Tucci Award. I
• 1:06:15
  was gonna say, like you mentioned obviously, Joey Pants is your Tucci for
• 1:06:19
  me? Like the rest of the Marshals, all five of the people under
• 1:06:24
  him are almost like one character. Sure, yeah, sure, they played
• 1:06:27
  at each other. They were a lot kind of interchangeable, like to be
• 1:06:29
  the butt of his theory or the recipient of his theory. And so I
• 1:06:35
  think it was fun, like bring that whole grew back and they did get
• 1:06:38
  a little more character development I think in the second one. Yeah, for
• 1:06:43
  sure. I feel like I really only ever saw the guy who played Bigs,
• 1:06:45
  the guy who said Hinky kil That was the only other actor I ever
• 1:06:49
  saw later on in other things, you know, sure, and just always
• 1:06:55
  little things. Another great quote we missed is don't let him tease your pony
• 1:06:59
  to But I thought wasn't ponytail? Guys? Someone his name is Tom Wood.
• 1:07:04
  He looks a little bit like juddr Einhold with a ponytail. Nice.
• 1:07:10
  Yeah, so that might be what I'm going with, But I thought I've
• 1:07:13
  seen him in other things. You might you might have he was an under
• 1:07:16
  siege? Was he? He was an under siege? And there's a lot
• 1:07:20
  of people in a lot of Andrew's Nichols movies, like a lot of like
• 1:07:27
  he has a lot of the same the same actors. I like that.
• 1:07:30
  I thought there was one with Tommy Lee Jones before under Siege, a movie
• 1:07:35
  with him and Gene Hackman called the Package that I've never heard of, and
• 1:07:40
  I want to because I love those two actors so much. Yeah, that
• 1:07:43
  sounds fun. Thing is if it's those two actors, and certainly Gene Hackman's
• 1:07:47
  peak, if it was before under Siege, you know Tommy Lee's peak,
• 1:07:50
  probably a little before it. But if you haven't heard of it, it's
• 1:07:54
  probably not great. Yeah, I mean it's like nineteen eighty something, so
• 1:07:59
  how many how many great movies for it? With two? Was Timily Jones
• 1:08:04
  a lister like was he like an Well, he had that coal Miner's Daughter
• 1:08:12
  film that I think was up for a bunch of awards, and that was
• 1:08:15
  way before this. But I think this was the thing that really catapulted him.
• 1:08:24
  Was this movie. The Fugitive for sure makes sense, but anyway,
• 1:08:30
  us Marshalls was fun. They had Wesley Snipes in there, he was the
• 1:08:32
  one being fugitive and Ebert Downey Jr. As a duplicate iss right Marshall Yep,
• 1:08:40
  totally right in the middle of all of his person that oh yeah,
• 1:08:45
  you never saw It's no no, I didn't even know there was until we
• 1:08:48
  did this. I didn't know there was a sequel or until I did the
• 1:08:51
  Tribuae I guess. But sure, yeah, I think it's it's not his
• 1:08:55
  grounded. I've said this like thirty times with this movie. This movie seems
• 1:08:58
  so like real and that one's not as Sure. Yeah, I bet it's
• 1:09:01
  fun though, I mean, yeah, great people in it, like you
• 1:09:04
  guys said, yep, cool and again really just fun to see Tommily Jones
• 1:09:09
  read do that role doing it again? Sure? Yeah, that's super fun.
• 1:09:12
  Hope that nice. Well, do you guys want to play a game?
• 1:09:15
  Yeah? You gotta redeem yourself, Timmy. So I did another starting
• 1:09:21
  five. This is the one. You know, five actors my favorite from
• 1:09:28
  a particular film. Once you know the name of the film, I'm moving
• 1:09:33
  my head around like Ray Charles. I like it. Yeah, yeah,
• 1:09:40
  you can name the actors if there are remaining names left. And all of
• 1:09:45
  these films have something in common. So when you know what that is,
• 1:09:48
  ring in with your name very point you guys, ready, ready, yeah,
• 1:09:56
  all right. Number one. The first name Tricia Clarkson MM. The
• 1:10:03
  second name Andy Garcia, who sounds like he was up for Richard Kimball at
• 1:10:10
  one point. The third name is Robert de Niro. Jim, damn it,
• 1:10:17
  Tim, Oh, maybe that's not right. Five, four, three
• 1:10:28
  Untouchables two. Nicely done, dude. It is the Untouchables, and you
• 1:10:33
  have two names remaining. I have to so I have to fully disclose.
• 1:10:38
  Untouchables is on my list for the Patreon piece, and I looked at it.
• 1:10:42
  I could not recall the name. I didn't look it up. You're
• 1:10:48
  good. I drew a blank when I was trying to you got two more
• 1:10:57
  names. Yes, and I think you would have said yes, Sean Connery
• 1:11:02
  Yes, and Comcasto. Right, we got we got three points, right
• 1:11:13
  there, buddy, nicely done. I think I got zero last time,
• 1:11:16
  so very very cool. It might have been one or two with the and
• 1:11:23
  it was bad. That's so it's for the Patriots. So The Untouchables was
• 1:11:29
  a TV show? Yeah, I don't know that. I didn't know that.
• 1:11:32
  It's not on my list. It's not on my list either. Different.
• 1:11:38
  We're doing a different raph, I believe you, though. I'll google
• 1:11:42
  it after this game. You're probably right. There's a million of them.
• 1:11:45
  So it's very nice. All right. Cool, Well, Timmy started off
• 1:11:49
  strong. You've already gotten more points than you did that entire step brothers us
• 1:11:57
  a way to go. Let's get multiple guesses at the Yeah. Yeah,
• 1:12:00
  you want absolutely movies idea with the criminal justice system, great guess, not
• 1:12:05
  right, movies with the in the title? Nope, Nope, that's a
• 1:12:10
  good guess. The Untouchables are just on touchables. It's the it is the
• 1:12:14
  okay, movies with the in the title. No, No, let's go
• 1:12:18
  to number two. The first name Joan Cusack, bugs, bugs gross point
• 1:12:27
  blank. You were it was so quick you No, it's not it's not
• 1:12:32
  correct now, are you? Can you guess again? No, he's out
• 1:12:35
  for this, so you can. You can listen to this. But earlier
• 1:12:41
  been in seven hundred movies. Yeah, I know, but I thought,
• 1:12:45
  maybe, like now I'm going to fail killers, crime and Killers. Yeah,
• 1:12:49
  there might be, it's not that. That's not the theme. The
• 1:12:55
  second name is Catherine Zada Jones. The third name is Lisa Bonet. Tim
• 1:13:06
  tim My first podcast I did with you guys, High Fidelity, High Fidelity,
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  and then right up there that I'm pointing to my posture. See you
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  like well John Cusack yep. Absolutely, And the last name Tim Robbins.
• 1:13:27
  You guys really liked Tim Robbins. I did love Tim Robbins. But Jack
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  Black for sure. Yeah. Yeah, So I don't know what to do
• 1:13:35
  there because Dukes sorry sorry, Jukes could have stolen. So I actually wrote
• 1:13:41
  down Jack Black, so you can have it. You can have j I
• 1:13:45
  jumped the gun. Yep. So he's on the board with Jack Black.
• 1:13:50
  Timmy got John Cusack and high fidelity. So two more points. Do you
• 1:13:56
  have any more guesses? At the theme. Okay, let's go to number
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  three. The first name is Catherine O'Hare. Oh yim tim Come Home Alone
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  is correct? You have four names remaining. Just watch Home Alone yesterday with
• 1:14:18
  my daughter the first Wow, craziness. Why did you watch Home Alone in
• 1:14:25
  July? Because my daughter, one of my daughters it's always wanted to watch
• 1:14:29
  it, but the other one's terrified at the whole premise and the other one
• 1:14:32
  had like two hours of dance yesterday at this time. Got it. That's
• 1:14:38
  when we sneak in activities the other way. Love it the first half,
• 1:14:42
  Yeah, I think she liked it. Nice shaw Man get killed. I
• 1:14:45
  forget that. You see the guy get shot in the stink and filthy animal,
• 1:14:48
  and it's probably the first she's seen somebody get shot. So that's a
• 1:14:54
  good period moment. But I'm talking about I don't know my name, John
• 1:14:59
  Canny McAuley culkin. Yeah, those are two two of the names. Two
• 1:15:03
  more names, Yeah, I don't know if I can name anybody else.
• 1:15:06
  And the oh, Joe Paschi and Daniel Stern. You got all four,
• 1:15:12
  I don't know if I can name all of them. Again, Like to
• 1:15:16
  watch the Tight Car yesterday. Five points for Timmy, that was a lot
• 1:15:23
  I worked out well for you. It would have been really cool. That
• 1:15:26
  would have been good. That would have been good. Don't I can name
• 1:15:30
  another Katherine o' hair movie is a thing, all the all the Christopher guest
• 1:15:34
  movies. Oh my god, I haven't seen those since since high school,
• 1:15:40
  like you don't have. Just yesterday realized Katherine O'Hair is Katherine no hair and
• 1:15:48
  ohhka. Never had made the homeown Ship's Creek connection until yesterday. She's the
• 1:15:57
  nice she is the best. Do we have any ideas that the can you
• 1:16:02
  say the movies again, Untouchables, high Fidelity Home Alone. I'll give you
• 1:16:11
  one hint, and it has nothing to do with the titles. And a
• 1:16:13
  lot of times I do the title. Okay, I'm worse at the other
• 1:16:15
  ones. Okay, let's go to number four. Then the first name Jack
• 1:16:24
  Warden, the second name, though you guys, Peter Boyle, the third
• 1:16:30
  name Peter Gallagher, the fourth name Bill Pullman, and the fifth and final
• 1:16:42
  name is Sandra Bullock. Jim kimre Yes, that is correct, nicely done.
• 1:16:50
  That was the one I needed. The theme is Chicago Movies, Chicago
• 1:16:56
  Movies. And he also gets another point for Chicago Movies. So that should
• 1:17:00
  make this next one very very easy. But it should, it should help
• 1:17:05
  with some of these. I don't know, don't you go? Whoa that?
• 1:17:12
  Yeah, you can, but then you're out. You're out if you
• 1:17:15
  don't get it, Timmy, you know, how did you do that to
• 1:17:18
  yourself? You're out? Are really easy? How much easier would that have
• 1:17:25
  been? That would have been very easy and right? But it's not that
• 1:17:30
  one. Anyone that was an olive branch for Bukes? Thank you? Well
• 1:17:34
  here you gotter got that bit over. I was, I was. That's
• 1:17:42
  making it true daily double. I want to embarrass you. Mus number five.
• 1:17:46
  The first name is Mia Sarah. I don't know who that is.
• 1:17:51
  The second name is Jennifer Gray. Okay, oh, Bukes, yep,
• 1:18:00
  it's just for you, Ferress Bueller's day off, Ferres Bueller's day off.
• 1:18:03
  And you have three names remaining, Matthew brod Rick, Yes, I have
• 1:18:10
  three names remaining? Well, now two names because you just said dy dye
• 1:18:15
  McClurg yep. One name remaining and uh oh what is his name? Didn't
• 1:18:21
  we just say it earlier? For uh three? No, I don't think
• 1:18:27
  a lot of people know this jud Yeah, you're right, that's a different
• 1:18:31
  guy. That's the Beverly Hills guy. Right, Yeah, what's I don't
• 1:18:35
  know? I remember that dude. Do you know who it is? Timmy?
• 1:18:38
  You can ring any name, assuming you're going the guy Cameron Cameron Cameron,
• 1:18:45
  he's in the succession. Yea, his name for later on if you
• 1:18:50
  can keep it in your up here, it's Alan ruck Rock. I mean,
• 1:18:58
  you get it on Charlie Sheen. He could have done the principle.
• 1:19:01
  Yeah, we don't talk about Jim Jones because he's an actual pedophile. Yeah
• 1:19:06
  is he? Yeah, he'd come up a couple of times when we've been
• 1:19:09
  like, oh well, ye so xna on that guy. Yeah, but
• 1:19:15
  you did get Eadi mcclerg and Matthew Broderick and Ferris Spieler. So that's three
• 1:19:18
  for you, buddy, three and move on? What are we after?
• 1:19:21
  Five? Eadie mcclerk, she's well, I talk about her a lot because
• 1:19:27
  I love her so much. It comes up with why wouldn't have ever goten?
• 1:19:30
  The name? Love her? Yeah? I only got her because we
• 1:19:33
  bring her up every time we talk about that movie pretty much. And planes
• 1:19:38
  trains, Yes, and planes trains for sure. After five question mark,
• 1:19:44
  Timmy has twelve and I have four, and you got some work to do.
• 1:19:48
  Believe by a lot. But it's still a shot. There's definitely a
• 1:19:53
  shot. Let's go to number six. The first name m Emmett Walsh.
• 1:20:00
  The second name Dermott mulroney, Tim Tim. I don't remember this being said
• 1:20:09
  in Chicago, and I don't is it? Oh? Oh shoot, you
• 1:20:13
  can say you can my best friend's wedding. Oh you got it nice.
• 1:20:19
  I was gonna go because you're at a Cubs game at the end. I
• 1:20:24
  think it's white Sox. Actually, I was gonna go that thing you do
• 1:20:28
  because that's the only one I could think one or both of those guys on
• 1:20:30
  that thing you do. No, I don't think so neither one. So
• 1:20:34
  I'm glad you didn't do that one. Lets you do have three names remaining,
• 1:20:38
  though, So what does and hell else is in that movie? I
• 1:20:45
  have no clue? Three? Two, one? Okay, bugs you want
• 1:20:51
  to steal? No, I don't think I know. Is it the other
• 1:20:55
  dude, the gay guy? It's the gay guy name though he's wonder Fall.
• 1:21:00
  His name is Rupert Everett. Yeah, that whole movie is anyone from
• 1:21:06
  that movie and that Thing You Do? No, No, what's the guys?
• 1:21:12
  What's the main guy in that Thing you Do? Who's not Tom Hanks?
• 1:21:15
  He's also who do you think is the main guy the drummer? Drummer?
• 1:21:19
  The drummer's name is Emory Sean Emery or whatever. No, Nathan em
• 1:21:27
  I know his name. No, it's not Ethan Emery that I'm thinking of,
• 1:21:30
  though. It's the guy he's also in Jonathan Sheck. Is he also
• 1:21:33
  in Dead's Foot or whatever? It doesn't matter, It does not matter.
• 1:21:36
  No, Scott, That's what I was thinking. What was the first guy
• 1:21:41
  you just said here? M Emmett Walsh. Okay, So that's what confused
• 1:21:45
  me is that he is very very old Walsh. He is, Scott,
• 1:21:53
  this is who I thought. It was cool it's Wals. Sure, yep,
• 1:21:57
  okay, that guy is all he is. He still alive, He's
• 1:22:00
  still alive. He is. Yeah. He was just in something recently and
• 1:22:04
  I was like, WHOA, I didn't know that He's who I always I
• 1:22:08
  met. This is really probably not we're saying, but I already started.
• 1:22:12
  He's who I always think should have played the old man in the Waitress musical.
• 1:22:16
  Oh yeah, he would be Perfect's great. That's always my brain.
• 1:22:21
  That's a great So sorry, it's okay, going Timmy, Timmy got my
• 1:22:29
  best friend's wedding Cameron Diaz and Julia Roberts. So that's three. Sorry I
• 1:22:32
  hadn't marked. You're good. Let's go to number seven. The first name
• 1:22:40
  John Michael Higgins. Sure, sure. The second name Jason Bateman. The
• 1:22:49
  third name John Favreau Bugs, Bugs, No, that's not right. Do
• 1:23:01
  you want to take your name out of there? Well? I don't think
• 1:23:04
  I can, can I sure? Oh? I back off them, Yeah,
• 1:23:08
  I don't. The fourth name Vince Vaughan, Tim Tim it's a maid.
• 1:23:18
  It is not no Tim, You're out. Last name Bugs is Jennifer
• 1:23:24
  Aniston. Oh oh Bugs. The break up, the breakup, yep,
• 1:23:32
  yeah, that's not what I was thinking. John. Oh, he's one
• 1:23:35
  of the brothers at the Bolt Company. That's Vincent din Afrio. John Favreau
• 1:23:44
  is his buddy. So John Michael Higgins has that bit. He's the guy
• 1:23:48
  who's like singing. He's in the Tone Rangers. Oh yeah, on the
• 1:23:55
  kick Drop, on the kick Drop. Vincent den Afria is kind of weird
• 1:24:01
  in that movie. If he's not super my favorite role. He's done.
• 1:24:05
  Yeah, yeah, that movie kind of Yeah. In general, it was
• 1:24:11
  a bummeric movie. It's very much a Chicago movie. It's all about them
• 1:24:15
  being uh, they like do tourist stuff back anyway, Let's go to number
• 1:24:21
  eight. The first name is Eddie Redmain Wow. The second name Mark Rylance.
• 1:24:35
  The third name Joseph Gordon Levitt. The fourth name Jeremy Strong also a
• 1:24:48
  succession cast member. Yeah. And the fifth and final name is Sasha Baron
• 1:24:55
  Cohen. Oh, Jim Tim The Trial the Chicago seven Yeah, good call
• 1:25:02
  damn yep, yep, good good one pretty much out of it now,
• 1:25:06
  good moment. That was a really good movie. It was a great movie.
• 1:25:10
  Yep. Let's go to number nine. The first name is the Touch
• 1:25:15
  himself, Stanley Tucci. To be honest, I totally forgot he was in
• 1:25:21
  this film. The second the second name is Jude Law. The third name
• 1:25:31
  is Daniel Craig. Oh. Number four is Paul Newman. The fifth and
• 1:25:44
  final name is Tom Hanks five chim four Yep. Is it Road to Perdition,
• 1:25:51
  Road to Perdition. Ye, It's tough because it's really, you know,
• 1:25:56
  it's old Chicago. They don't show a lot of it. They leave,
• 1:25:59
  and but it's up there for you know, it's a gangster movie.
• 1:26:03
  I'm doing yeah bad. And let's go to the last one. Number ten,
• 1:26:10
  pretty good. The first name is Queen Latifa Beukes Chicago, Chicago is
• 1:26:19
  correct? Yes, yes it was. It was like I had forgotten all
• 1:26:24
  about You got four? Four of them? Rene? Yes? Uh five?
• 1:26:35
  Four? The person you named earlier? Two one, come on,
• 1:26:42
  buddy, Richard Gear. There you go five? Maybe more three more?
• 1:26:48
  Three more? Yes? Oh no, no, two more? Two more
• 1:26:53
  you said Renee Wegger and Richard Gear. Queen Latifa has already been taken.
• 1:26:57
  Two more names five Johnson Riley or that good job on the table for I
• 1:27:04
  don't remember her too, Catherine Zada Jones. What wow, you just needed
• 1:27:10
  to get down to one. That's all you needed for all of them?
• 1:27:14
  Yep, sorry, yep, you got them all though. So that's that's
• 1:27:18
  five points. That made it look way more respectable. But I was still
• 1:27:23
  lost by a lot. What was it was? Ten? Yeah? That
• 1:27:28
  well, that's a lot of points. That's that's like maybe one of the
• 1:27:31
  most. Yeah at nineteen, but whatever did you really he was counting?
• 1:27:36
  I totally accept that's possible. Oh yeah, you might have forgot the Last
• 1:27:41
  Road to Perdition. Oh I definitely didn't know. It was nineteen ten,
• 1:27:45
  nineteen ten. Sorry, nicely done. Other ones I could have done was
• 1:27:51
  like Blues Brothers, but I do that all the time, Rookie of the
• 1:27:57
  Year. I mean, it's Gotham City, but it's all over Chicago City,
• 1:28:03
  New York, Pittsburgh, it's all over chic there's all Chicago. All
• 1:28:09
  of those scenes are in Chicago, and Gotham I think is actually Chicago,
• 1:28:13
  but anyway, it was New York. Are you kidding me? Go and
• 1:28:17
  watch The Dark Night and you can go see all of the buildings that are
• 1:28:20
  in Chicago. I was saying, sure, No, I get I get
• 1:28:27
  what you're saying, but it was films in Chicago anyway. The other one,
• 1:28:34
  you guys probably just don't know enough of the actors because I didn't know.
• 1:28:38
  But I saw this movie all the time was Adventures in Babysitting. Oh
• 1:28:43
  yeah, I love it so much. Yeah, yeah, there's a lot.
• 1:28:45
  So that's like one of the quintescento quintessential Chicropolis is New York, Gotham
• 1:28:51
  is Chicago. This is what this nerd just said on the internets. I'm
• 1:28:59
  saying, I don't know, man, there's debate. I mean neither or
• 1:29:02
  neither, right, So it's right there. Yeah, they're just you know,
• 1:29:05
  they're just filming it there. Maybe I don't know what to tell you.
• 1:29:11
  And honestly, I only said that because I also thought it was definitely
• 1:29:14
  New York, and I read saying somewhere recently the last few years that it
• 1:29:17
  was Chicago. Well, I always thought it was New York. But they
• 1:29:20
  filmed ilmed it there. It's not all that there in New York. Whatever,
• 1:29:29
  it's fine. I feel you, I feel you. Well, let's
• 1:29:31
  keep going. That was a great episode. Oh, it's very fun talking
• 1:29:35
  about the fugitives. Yeah, we're done, We're done. Thanks for coming
• 1:29:40
  up, buddy. It was so fun. It was fun. Nice.
• 1:29:43
  I'm glad I got to beat you senseless sense much better right now than if
• 1:29:49
  three weeks ago. Yeah, oh yeah, you were. You got rocked
• 1:29:53
  on that one. But you you did a great job on this one.
• 1:29:56
  So you get to tell us how we do our top five best movies based
• 1:29:59
  on TV show draft. It's gonna be crazy. Yeah yeah, and that
• 1:30:02
  does it for the future, though, I love it. I'm Rob Blunt
• 1:30:05
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