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A.I. EP. 205: “Looking Good, Billy Ray. Feeling Good, Louis.” - Trading Places 40th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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Dead and Biden. The sun is shining, not a cloud in the sky,
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and we wouldn't know because we're so happy inside. Some people boat boot
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on some skis, but we would rather sit on down and talk some movies.
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Where the Avid Indoorsmen. Come listen to our show where the abod Indoorsmen
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at home on the go, Where the Avid Indoorsman. So come on in
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and stay. We'll do our best to make you smile. We're indoorsmen.
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What is happening? I'm Rob and Chris, I'm Bets and we are the
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Avid Indorsmen. Hello everyone, Hello, how are you today? Sir?
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You know I'm doing lovely? My friend, how are you you? I
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am lovely. Tomorrow my boy turns five years old. Dude, I can't
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believe that's really. I mean, that must feel very crazy to you.
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It feels crazy to me. It is. It's bonkers. It really is
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crazy. It's flying. But this weekend you're gonna come over. We got
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We're gonna have a bunch of folks over to celebrate. I got my Dino
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shirt ready to roll. I'm very excited. I went and got a Dino
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shirt because I didn't want you to show me up. Oh, I'm in
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front of my son. Well, good luck, because it's glorious. No,
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it's nowhere near as cool as yours. Mine's just a Jurassic Park shirt
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that I got for like eight dollars at Target. So it's pretty glorious though.
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Yeah. I'm gonna wear it for maybe an upcoming PAP little early coming
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attractions. I love it, right, Yeah, that's gonna be super fun.
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I can't wait. My favorite thing that your son has done the last
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few times I've seen him is he always goes pukes. Why do you always
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call me dude? Do you not know my name? He's a yeah,
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he's in that very literal stage and if you're like goofing around, he's like
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are you joking? And it makes me laugh every time. At one point
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I was like, oh, do you want me to call you by your
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name? I can do that, buddy, and he was like, absolutely
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not. I really like it. It's fun now, Yeah, it's like
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okay, cool. Yeah, he's the best. Yeah, that's great,
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dude. I'm very excited. I'm also excited to hear about the most recent
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movie you've seen. I watched a movie today, what was it? And
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it is a movie I've been wanting to watch for some time on the Netflix
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machine was a man called Ado. Oh you watched it? I finally saw
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it. What did you think? Because I read the book Yep, it's
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the Frederick Backman book that I adored, and then I watched the Swedish version
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and adored that y and so I was a little nervous. Tommy, it's
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pretty great. You know. They americanized it. They made it auto instead
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of a man called Ova. Yeah, and um, I thought they did
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a really good job. It was directed by Mark Forrester, who does such
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cool stuff. He did stranger than fiction that we've we've talked about. He
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shoots a movie very cool. I'm like, I'm into the way he does
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things. And I knew almost nobody else in that film, and like the
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characters, all of the supporting characters, very big deal to the book and
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to the Swedish version. So I was like, Oh, I wonder what
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we're gonna do here. They were all lovely. It was great. Have
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you watched it yet? No? I still haven't seen it. I need
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to. I kind of was like, maybe I should try to read the
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book first, and then other books got pushed up the queue, but I
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might just watch it. I can always read it afterward. Yeah, it's
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it's very similar that both both film versions really stayed true to the They changed
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a couple of things with the American one just to make it fit a little
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more here. Sure, but I really really liked it. Again, it's
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just a beautiful story. You're gonna have some boohoo moments, some happy tears,
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some not so much hyped tears. Like you, we've tried it,
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but yeah, we'll see, we'll see. Who knows. But it's on
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the Netflix machine. You'll you'll love it, that's bab. I can't wait
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to tell you that. It'll be fun. Nice. What have you been
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watching? So? I watched a movie that I've also been meaning to see.
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I don't really know why I missed it. But did you ever see
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The Guilt Trip Prop? I never did. Seth Rogan in Babs, right,
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Yeah, Seth Rogan Barber Streisand it's really great. I really liked it
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a ton and past more, you know, like I was gonna like it
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probably you know, but even past that, I really enjoyed it. A
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really fun story, h you know, their mother son relationship and kind of
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just go through like changing between adults and like kid relationships and navigating all that,
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and it's just a beautiful, beautiful story. I really liked it a
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lot. I definitely recommend. I think it was on HBO Max if I
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remember right. Was it more funny than than dramatic because I felt like it
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was tried to go very heartfelt. It toe the line really well, actually,
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I thought, and I realized part of the reason I really like it
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is one of the writers. And I'm pulling it up because I forgot to
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write it down. Yes, it is this guy. So Dan Fogelman is
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one of the Yeah, he wrote Tangled, the screenplay for Tangled, which
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you know I love you do. Um, sorry, I'm doing a poor
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job at this. There was another big one. Oh it Tangled last Vegas,
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which I thought was just okay, But the big one is crazy stupid
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love. He wrote that, so I was like, one of your favorite
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comes very much. So it's very similar to that in that, like he
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tows the line between drama and comedy really well, and so it's a very
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nice mismash of both, but both are absolutely present. So cool. That
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would be my review of it. But I really liked it. I had
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a super nice time cool and yeah, it was just really fun. I
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liked it nice, it was cool. Yeah, have you been streaming things?
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I did. I stayed at Netflix and checked out the new Hannah Gadsby
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special called Something Special. Oh, I didn't know there was another one already.
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Again, there's a new one. And it was so much fun.
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Her previous specials were so smart and they were just so emotional. Yes,
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this one was really like a lot more fun. Oh that's all. That's
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actually great to hear. I love it. Yes, she got married recently,
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so a lot of it is more positive in tone of just happier in
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general. But yeah, man, I thought she crafted this special brilliantly with
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a bunch of callbacks, like a really cool through line and both Yeah,
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Kelsey and I had such a good time with it. I would highly recommend.
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That's great. I loved the first two, but I'm with you,
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they were that's not something you would watch every day, or you know what
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I mean, like totally you want to be in the right spot for it,
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you know exactly. Yeah, where this was more like I'm gonna tell
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you some jokes and we're gonna laugh. That's great. You're not gonna cry
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at all, but you shan't. Have you been streaming anything fun? Ah
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yeah, just speaking of the you know, going to something for just laughs
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and a good time. When my folks were here a couple of weeks ago,
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we rewatched Tommy Boy, and yeah, man, it was just a
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blast. I mean that movie it just never fails, you know, like
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it's just so great at five comedy for me. Yeah, sure, I
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love everything about it. And it also wasn't like fun to watch it with
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them because they remember watching it and really like it too. And you know,
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there's not like a mill i in movies you can find that everyone enjoys,
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you know, the same, And I feel like that's definitely one of
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them for sure. Yeah, for sure. And if you guys want to
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know what we thought about tom just go way back, because we did talk
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about it. Yeah, how long, that was a long time that it
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was a long time ago. It's probably like probably the beginning of the pandemic.
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Say that seems right, And we didn't feel like it was. We
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just kind of started doing these zoom calls. Yeah, I agree, that
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is what I remember as well. But yeah, it was it was fun.
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There's it's a long quote section, So buckle up for that a few
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Yes, let's stick to that episode for sure. But what a great movie.
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I had a super fun time. It was awesome. Nice, Yeah,
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it was awesome. Should we do a few plug roonies? I think
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Who It's Gonna Be Fun was very surprising. That was the first time
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that this has come up. I can't believe it. I was like,
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I must have done it right. No, No, it's just crazy,
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really fun. Yeah, it's gonna be a good time. I promise,
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also a good time. Come on back next week for a little coming attraction
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Jurassic Park, which was alluded to earlier. Was is there right? Is
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that not next? I'm not sure because we switched stuff up last night.
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I did look at it right before we started. Boom, it is next.
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If the thing is right, then it's right, and if it's not,
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let's all agree it doesn't matter and we'll move on with our life.
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We'll do it. It's not that so, Yeah, it's gonna be fun,
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I promise. What is the anniversary of that one new member offhand?
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Thirty? It was nineteen ninety three. Dang, I know, Dang,
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I'm very excited to watch it again. Yeah, me too, Me too.
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But we're here today to talk about a movie that's having its forty four
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zero. It's about the same age as me. It's like a week later
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than when I was born. Oh that's lovely, no wonder, it's so
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lovely and beautiful. But we'll get into all that later. Yeah, and
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problematic and problematic. Very much like robl on Quist. This all really checks
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out. But we decided we had to bring in a pal for this one.
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And this is a guy who has a lot in comment this movie because
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he has cornered the market on charm. Let's give it out for a Max
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Felshie. What's up, buddy? What's up? That able? We are?
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We're all buddies. How you been man? How's life? How do
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we good? It's uh, it's like I did the first festival of the
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year and now it's just NonStop until September. So I'm kind of on the
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precipice. Busy, busy. I'm feeling fresh and we're ready to go.
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Catch me in two months. I'll be sad and tired and sick of going
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to them, But get that i'd be like, I hate this, so
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I don't want to do it. I want to hibernate for the winner.
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Now, yeah, for sure. Well let's let's talk about a few of
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those, because we got all kinds of good stuff coming up this weekend or
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the eighteenth. I guess it's not quite this weekend, seeing that the future
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is hard, but it's gonna be heat Box the CD release show at the
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Hook and Ladder, which will be super fun. Ye go get a copy
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of that. Helple should come out for that for sure. Yeah. Yeah,
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it's hilarious, super good, yes, son, super good, really
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fun. And then Blue Ox Festival in Eau Claire the twenty second and through
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the twenty fourth in June. You're gonna be there as well. Right nights
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I'm playing one night with I'm playing the Late Night Show and they have like
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a late Night in the Woods stage thing, I forget what it's called,
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like backwood stage or something, the party stage, and I'm playing there two
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nights, one with Adam grew in the Space Burritos, and then the other
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one that the People Brothers band you have the best band name. I love
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them. I want to space Spurrito. I'm in on that. That Oh,
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I love it. Look at you, you are at the silence between
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the notes that makes the music. I love it. That's beautiful. So
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go check that out if you're in any of those areas, and that will
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be super fun. But Cass, I think we should get started. I'm
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talking about the fortieth anniversary of trading places. What do you think I think
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we should That's a great idea. Okay, well, Rob, you want
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to get it started with just a rough synopsis. Yes, Upper crust executive
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Lewis Winthorpe, the third and down and out hustler Billy Ray Valentine are the
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subjects of a bet by successful brokers Mortimer and Randolph Duke. An employee of
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the Dukes, Winthorpe is framed by the brothers for crime he didn't commit,
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with the siblings then installing the street smart Valentine in his position. When Winthorpe
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and Valentine on cover the scheme, they set out to turn the tables on
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the Drakes. I love it, and I said Drakes, and I meant
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the Duke d No. I just stopped looking at it, and I thought
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I could actually say it on my own for a second, and about to
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stay on script. I know, read it word for word. Dummy,
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that's great. Let's go to Rotten to Battles and hear what they have to
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say. We have critics coming in it. Just a pretty solid eighty eight
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percent surprise feels pretty good, and audience members just a sketch below that at
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eighty five percent. So real high, very fresh. Yeah, and it's
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honestly kind of surprising after the rewatch. But it's, you know, getting
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close to the hot take. So that is getting close. Let's let's just
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get right into it. Let's talk about our hot take. Hot take.
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Oh, that's a hot take. That's a hot take. I will go
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first on this one. I grew up absolutely loving this movie. I still
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think it's very funny. I was a little scared about the rewatch because it's
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been a little while since I saw it. There's some tough things in it,
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but I didn't think they were as bad as they could have been.
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I guess, like, yes, we have to acknowledge there is blackface in
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it. Yes, there is racial slurs in it, absolutely, but like
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I guess, it could have been worse. It doesn't have an out and
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out rape like we see in uh like Revenge of the nerds. So that's
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something there is which is really a crime against the ape end. Oh boy,
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I don't know, but yeah, it's a it's it's kind of a
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tough free watch, but I really tried to get past that as much as
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I could. I still enjoyed a lot of the parts of this movie.
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I thought it was a really fun you know, juxtaposition of like the very
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rich who are doing all these nasty things, and then uh, the working
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class slash poor people in the slums and ghettos. I guess based on what
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the Dukes say, um and the it's a funny premise to talk about,
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like is it nature versus nurture? I just think that's such like a rich
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person premise, you know, that they're talking about in their smoking room,
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and I think that's funny. Obviously, the actors were all super great in
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it, and it's a good time. I don't like especially on the rewatch.
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I don't know why he had to be in blackface for that scene,
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like especially it was a costume party. He could have been literally anything at
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that point. But you know, I don't know if they thought it was
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a good idea at the time, and he had a good Jamaican accent,
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but he's accents, he's got I don't know what he was doing, and
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it was just like, I mean, I'm sure people also thought that was
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maybe not great then, but it's it was forty years ago, so what
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are you gonna do? You know, I don't like. That's what I
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ultimately came down to. I get it if people don't want to watch it
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because of that, but also I think I'll still probably rewatch it from time
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to time because it reminds me of being young and I can just you know,
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move past those problematic points. So yeah, that's uh. I guess
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my hottest take is I still like it even though I don't feel great about
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it. Hot take. But this has to be it's like, like it's
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not good, but I will go there myself, but I don't feel good
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about it totally. Uh yeah, this has to be for sure one of
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the worst movies we've done, for like how a film aged like it's way
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up there. But um, but so when I was growing up, we
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had this one saved off of TV, so I never got to see any
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of that. Oh interesting, because my folks they would just like record what
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was going on on television. And then yeah, you know, and so
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they would be able to get out the commercials somehow. But yeah, um,
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so I just like didn't get a lot of that. I remember that
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dress that Jamie Lee Curtis wore and that it left very little to the imagination.
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She's a very attractive lady. I loved it. Had no idea she
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kept getting naked, and I noticed that on this I was like, I
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could have been seeing that at like ten years old. To darn it.
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But I like this movie more than right. But yeah, I don't know.
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I remembered thinking this movie was much funnier than I remembered, and there
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there are some funny scenes, for sure, but less than I was expecting.
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And one kind of dumb thing. I didn't remember this movie taking place
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in Philadelphia at all, and they really make it abundantly clear that it is
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set in Philadelphia. But because of that scene at the New York Stock Exchange,
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I just always thought it was a New York movie. And yeah,
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I was just like, have I seen this before? They're just all these
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Philly landmarks. It's like, that's funny. Um. I thought all the
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main actors were great, the exception being that Kristin Holby as Penelope. I
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didn't really believe anything she did at all. I know, um and comies
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back then, they were about a half hour too long, and I felt
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I felt that way with this my hot take. I was excited to show
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Kelsis movie because she had never seen it, and then it was it was
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a little underwhelming. She was not super into it, and I understood it.
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If it wasn't for the nostalgia, I don't know that I would be
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as into it either. And that is that's my hot take. It is
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funny. I did think it was like a little more serious than I remember
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too, So that's funny that you say that because I remember thinking it.
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So that's a funny I think it. I think a lot of it is
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just like a pacing thing. It just turn a little longer, you know,
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a little more meandery or whatever. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, anyway,
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Max, what do you think, buddy, Yeah, yeah, a
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similar to take. Um. I think as a kid, you know,
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I sort of zoned out during the more serious parts of the plot and stuff.
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So all I really remember the jokes and stuff. Um, And like
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you said, it was, it's kind of you know, boring going through
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it this time but I've seen this so many times that I also kind of
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like a thing that I'm usually probably not paying attention to when I watch um,
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but kind of like smells or music can like bring me back to childhood.
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Never underestimate early prepubescent breasts that you've seen for bringing me back in time,
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because PG thirteen movies had a lot more breaths than then, And this
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is like a movie that I would have my dad would have watched with me,
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and then I would definitely remember those parts, locking in on those probably
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like some of the earliest breaths I guess to see. And and yes,
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very and I was very disillusioned by this movie because you know, it shows
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like a party at a house and there's just girls with have shirts on dancing
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like that has never happened in the party I've been too. Maybe I just
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don't go to the right parties. But no, for sure I was the
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one naked at every party I was at where I've seen it. You Kedart
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oh Man, Yeah, less these days, but that was definitely my thing.
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It was his move, for sure. He was completely naked, just
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mostly naked, Like yeah, he would just be like, this party is
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boring, and then he just like whipped off your clothes or I'm honestly like
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any reason you can think of. I used it at one point or another.
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He was usually showing up like not fully clothed. That is true.
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Yeah, I like to show up to the party not fully close. Now,
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several of these were Halloween parties, you know, so there's that yours
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was naked. Yeah there, Yeah, pretty well, I was cupid.
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One Cupid had like a diaper on um, and then the next year it
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was I just had tidy weddies all right. There was no plan. I
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was just like, I get warm at parties. This will be great learning
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about you. Yeah, man, I really, uh, I really should
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have some more you know, hang ups about my body, but I don't.
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So yeah, everyone had to suffer, not at all. You stop
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that. I've just been in a number of parties with you never got naked,
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so I feel kind of left out. It's a it's a little tougher
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as an adult. Also, I feel like more people know I don't drink
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now, and it gets weirder if you know the naked guy is sober,
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it's much stranger. But yeah, that's a that's my deal. Hot takes
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all around hot takes so hot, very hot. Well, why don't we
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move over to our favorite acting performance and let's take the dude the dude.
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I'm the dude. So that's what you call me, you know that,
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or his dudeness or duder or you know, l dudino if you're not into
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the whole brevity thing. Max. So you got for the dude for this,
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I think I gotta go. It's between Eddie Murphy and dan Aykroyd.
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Um. I think, I don't know. I can't decide. I think
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it is Eddie Murphy. I think he carries it and he's probably like you
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know, um, I think he does the biggest flight. I don't know.
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He just like eats up the screen when he's on there more than anyone
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else, I think. So I'm gonna call him. I think that's kind
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of the spirit of the dude. I get that. Yeah, I love
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it, dude. His smile and his goofy laugh just make me giggle,
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like, Yeah, he's just genuinely funny. He doesn't have to do much
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and I'm cracking up just to say somebody else. I'll take dan Aykroyd because
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it was a toss up for me as well, but dude, he makes
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a noise when Eddie Murphy calls for him while he's drunk in the same to
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close out, and he just goes, yeah, I'm gonna give him the
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dude, just for it. That makes me. Salmon's incredible. You couple
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together fish, which I can't eat anyway, but with that stupid beard and
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just all he's It's like, thank you so much, it's gross. Duds
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was like Santa after that. Oh, he was hilarious man, and his
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snooty voice too, was just so perfect. I was in dan acrid.
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I love that. Uh well, yeah, I'd probably give it to both
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of them, to be honest, because you pick one now. I think
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ultimately i'd pick Eddie Murphy. It was way closer than I thought. Uh.
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Eddie Murphy was a little bit more of the straight man than I kind
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of remembered, like we said, but his funny parts I just think were
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so great and like he's just so charming. I love him. I think
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he's so great nice. Yeah, well, there were some some supporting characters.
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Why don't we go and talk about him to pick the Tucci Award we
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got for that one. Max, this one, I think I'm gonna pick
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the guy who plays the butler. I don't know his name. I thought
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it Den Holme Elliot, Okay. I thought he was awesome as just sort
25:25
of like, yeah, this pawn in the thing, and then when he
25:26
switches and I thought he was a really great, loveable character and like how
25:30
much he did with like just facial expressions and what lines we had. I
25:33
thought he really did a great job. But there's a ton of honorable mention
25:37
out. Yeah. So I felt the exact same way and did not go
25:44
into it thinking I was going to be picking him. But on this rewatch,
25:48
he Yeah, I was very impressed with him, But as a runner
25:52
up for me, I'm gonna take Jamie Lee Curtis as a failure. She
25:56
was she was perfect in it. Definitely believed she was a smart sex worker,
26:03
had some questionable morals and it, but she you know, would do
26:07
what she needed to get ahead. I felt like the love story kind of
26:11
came out of nowhere a little bit um she just was like into him after
26:17
that, which was I don't know. I guess I thought that they like,
26:22
I don't know, I felt like it came out of nowhere on this
26:25
rewatch, Well, you know it was off screen. It was when she
26:27
was taking care of him and he was sick. Right, Yeah, it's
26:30
fine. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's great. I love all those
26:37
folks. Um don is it a mechi donich? That's right, I knew,
26:44
I've heard it. And Ralph Bellamy. I loved the Duke brothers are
26:47
so funny. I know they don't always say the most savory of things,
26:51
but I just thought they were really funny playing off each other and played those
26:56
like super rich jerks really really well. You liked that a ton. I
27:03
just thought that was really fun. Also, did you guys notice we had
27:07
a really young Gean Carlo Esposito in the jail cell And I was like,
27:11
is that him? That's crazy? I know that was fun. I thought
27:17
that was really neat. And apparently I read in the trivia Edie falco is
27:23
on the bus when dan Ackroid's eating the salmon. Okay, that we just
27:29
talked about, Apparently she's in that scene. I didn't recognize her, but
27:33
I read that in the trivia. So yeah, they had a bunch of
27:37
recognizable folks, Like what, Frank Oz is the corrupt cop. Yeah,
27:42
Bo Diddley was the pond broker, Jim Belushi, partying on the train,
27:48
Al Franken our old senator, Yeah, that's the baggage handler. And then
27:55
you had the dude from Breakfast Club, the principal, Paul Gleeson as Clarence
28:00
Beaks. I thought that was it was fun. It was fun seeing all
28:03
those folks. Yeah, Jim Belushi. For a second, did you say
28:07
Belushi? Yeah? Yeah, partying on the train, Yeah, yeah,
28:11
super fun. Yeah, that's great. Love nice. Well, let's pick.
28:15
Let's pick a favorite scene. Let's pick the dingus is quite simple,
28:21
really, dass, I could talk about my dingas all day long. What
28:25
do you got for this one? Max? What's your Yeah, what's your
28:27
ding I don't know, it's it's tough for me to pick one. Um.
28:32
I kind of I think I'm gonna pick the one um where he it's
28:37
honestly, it's just in the very beginning, and it's right when he is
28:41
like what the whole I don't know if this is one scene, but where
28:44
he has he's pretending he has no legs like that whole love Like it's kind
28:49
of just him doing jokes and stuff to sort of set the tone for the
28:52
thing, and and some of the lines he says, they're that like cracked
28:55
me up. And that's kind of the one that I always catch because like,
28:57
if I see this movie starting, I'm definitely and watch the beginning of
29:00
it, and then I watched like kind of up through that part. I
29:03
just think that part. I love that. Yeah, okay, I could
29:07
watch Thank You like so funny. Yeah, I do love that. Yeah,
29:22
honestly, I think about that salmon in the Beard. That is one
29:26
of my favorite scenes. Like, if I had to pick one, it's
29:29
Dan Eckra just being a drunk Santa. Yeah, it's just stuffing all the
29:34
food and who was so great? Dude. Loved all of that. Um.
29:40
Yeah, so that would be my number one, but I had some
29:41
runner ups. What what do you think? Bugs? I love that?
29:45
Um, I love that scene. I mean, I feel like it's always
29:49
a little pandery to pick, like the climax, but I always really liked
29:53
that end scene in the like exchange, it's just pandemonium. I still only
30:00
kind of get what's happening, but I loved it a ton, you know,
30:03
like it's it's so fun to see all that going on, and it's
30:07
just I don't know, I just thought it was so fun. And then
30:10
you get them like I always really loved when they were just kind of gloating
30:15
afterward, and Edie's just like, oh okay, yeah, you you know
30:21
he does like all the like pointing and stuff. He's just they're so funny,
30:23
and that's I love that hole cornering the market stuff. And for sure,
30:27
well the dukes too, just seeing the one is, you know,
30:33
having a heart attack and the other one is screaming and whining. It's one
30:37
of my favorite lines of the whole movie for sure, there at the end.
30:41
I love that so much. Um but I also love the the look
30:48
at that s car goes yea. Every time I watch that, it cracks
30:52
me up. It's so dumb, and love it so much. And he's
30:56
just standing in the rain, just flashing, just getting dumped on with Ray.
31:02
So fun. This is something I never really noticed before, but on
31:04
this watch. Did you see the shoes he chose when he was Santa?
31:07
He had like platform like disco shoes on like a Santa. See him when
31:15
he's like there's a part where he like walks down and staffs on the stairwell
31:18
and like chugs his boots and he can see him like his pants are really
31:22
short and he's got this big, like shiny white platform shoes. And then
31:25
when the dog like peas on his shoes later, just like he's like got
31:27
Disco Santa shoes. That's that was really funny. I never noticed it.
31:32
Yeah. I also thought it was funny because he's wasted when he's shoveling food
31:37
into his pockets. He's very drunk, and then he puts like the drugs
31:42
in the desk and he's so sober when he's like, Mortimer, get in
31:45
here. I got him red handed, you know, and then he's like
31:51
I can't can barely walk that after that, So they were just like that's
31:56
fun a little bit of continuity flubs and then post yeah for sure, which
32:00
I'd obviously never noticed before, but it cracked me up super hard. I
32:05
loved that. Uh but yeah, I also love when they're they're convincing Eddie
32:10
that like this is your house. Oh yeah you're fine, Yeah it's mine,
32:16
no, no worries. He just keeps like pocketing stuff and they're like,
32:20
no, stop you're doing you're stealing from yourself, and he just is
32:24
not buying it at all. It's really I think my runner up was when
32:28
he's in the jail sale and he's like talking all those guys and telling him
32:30
how he knows Kraty and like, yeah, it's just like Eddie Murphy.
32:37
Yeah, totally, Yeah, that's what it felt like for sure. Yeah,
32:43
absolutely, I love that, Rob. Did you say your runner up?
32:46
Definitely that climactic scene that you were talking about, for sure. I
32:51
also always thought him selling his watch at the paunch up was pretty great and
32:55
him going on and on and on about how yeah expensive this thing was,
33:01
like, well in Philadelphia it's fifty bucks. It's fifty bucks. So it's
33:07
a it's a fun scene. It's like I'll take it. Just give me
33:10
the money, Just give me the money. How much is the gun?
33:15
Uh fantastic? Well yeah, so I guess probably between the salmon and the
33:22
orange juice. Little salmon, little orange juice. Oh I like that.
33:27
Yeah, nice breakfast. And is that even a thing? Like is there
33:30
an orange juice market? There can't be frozen concentrated orange juice. So yeah,
33:35
yeah, yeah, it's a whole really strange. They're weird. It's
33:40
a weird thing. I actually remember I went to like Minnesota. It was
33:45
like a youth business venture camp thing that I went to for a week when
33:51
I was a kid, which is weird to begin Yeah, big ten CAPI
33:58
Uh but uh there was like a competition too, and my team won best
34:02
spirit, which doesn't surprise anyone, knowing how loud I am about everything.
34:08
I didn't do great anywhere spirited. We watched that last scene as part of
34:15
that camp because it explained like commodities and stuff, and I was like,
34:19
I don't know any more about it though. It's like I still don't super
34:23
gadic, but okay, great anyway, I don't know why I brought that
34:29
up. Let's talk about some of our favorite quotes. It's time to show
34:31
me the mother, show me the money, show Max say a few quotes,
34:42
but well, the ones I always quote that have stuck with me over
34:45
the years are, may I suggest using your nice stick, officer. I
34:49
love that one? And then uh soone like one another one I do all
34:54
the time. Is it ain't cool? Weird? No job took you this
34:58
close to Thanksgiving? And uh then I'm not a new one that I hadn't
35:02
realized that. It's just like a super random cut. It's like the end
35:07
of like when all the preppies are hanging out too. And then she stopped
35:12
on the bow like it's the way she said, and her voice is so
35:19
random and deep, like she doesn't say any other lines. That that one.
35:23
That's Jamie Lee Curtis's sister saying that, oh really, probably why she
35:29
got that lot. Yeah, man, she stopped. Yeah, that one
35:36
was funny, and then one other one laughed at this time was like I
35:40
forget what part it is, but that beef guy is like Harry back off,
35:45
I'll rip out your eyes and face on your brain. I was just
35:47
like, whoa that funny? Um? Yeah, I think those kind of
35:52
like I'm just stuck with me. Nice. Yeah, that's great. Um.
35:58
The ones the ones that I would quote that always stuck with me.
36:02
Uh, dan Ackroyd, he was wearing my Harvard tie. Can you believe
36:07
it? My Harvard tied? Like, oh sure he went to Harvard.
36:12
I always thought that was hilarious. Yeah, um uh looking good, Billy
36:17
Ray, feeling good. Lewis, Um, there was one that the Dukes
36:29
did that made me laugh. Oh Mortimer Winthorpe, my boy, what have
36:34
you got for us? Lewis comes in, He's well, it's that time
36:37
of the month again. Payroll checks for our employees which require your signatures and
36:39
no forgetting to sign the big ones. And Mortimer says, we seem to
36:44
be paying some of our employees an awful lot of money. He laughs.
36:47
He says, can't get around the old minimum wage. Mortimer just so good.
36:54
Made me laugh. Why don't you say some bukes. Let's see.
37:02
I always love the oh Son, thank you very much, but no,
37:07
it gives me the wind something terrible when he offers him the beef jerkey.
37:10
I love that so much. Beef jerkey time, No more goddamn jerky beef
37:21
U. I also love when they're in the office together at the party and
37:25
Eddie goes on the phone. He's like hello security and Dan Eckrod pulls the
37:30
gun on him. He's like, Merry Christmas and hangs up right away.
37:32
I always thought that was really funny, very simple, but very funny.
37:37
Uh let's see what else we got. The the I can see I have
37:42
legs cracks me up. What we talked about that already. Also when he's
37:46
coming out, when he's coming out of the jail and he's like, those
37:51
men wanted to have sex with me? Yea for sure, okay, made
37:57
me crack up a town. I loved it. I also loved the Dukes
38:00
are like, well, you're from a broken home, of course, and
38:04
Eddie's like, yeah, we was broke, so what it's like, I've
38:08
never heard that line before. I really liked it. It was funny.
38:12
Oh let's see. Oh and then Eddie at the beginning, Oh sorry,
38:17
last one for me for right now. Eddie at the very beginning, Thank
38:22
you very much. How'd you like a stump up your ass? I thought
38:25
that was really crazy. It wasn't really ahead, it wasn't really a line.
38:29
But I noticed this time more than I had before, the running joke
38:32
where every time someone Redy keeps him being a hairy dealer, he would always
38:36
correct him like actually, what angel desk? That was pretty great, super
38:45
super fun. One thing that made me laugh. And I definitely remember the
38:52
scene because it's the time that he breaks the fourth wall and he just looks
38:55
at the camera. But it's when he's explaining the commodities to him and he's
39:00
like, uh, you know a coffee that you had for breakfast, wheat
39:04
which is used to make bread, pork bellies, which is used to make
39:07
bacon, which you might find in a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich.
39:12
And that's when he just looks at the camera like these mothers so funny.
39:17
It's so perfect. Man, that's really great. They won't crack me up
39:22
us. I love that part of when he's in the selling the watch that
39:25
you talked about, Rob. You know, he goes on and on,
39:28
but then at the time he goes look, it tells time simultaneously. Monte
39:32
Carlo, Beverly Hills, London, Paris, Rome and shod and which always
39:40
cracked me up. I love that so funny. We hit all mine though.
39:49
All Actually, I really liked this. This is the our former senator
39:53
and his other bag of chandler. Dude. Oh yeah, they're in the
39:58
They've gone to the bar cart to get press, you know, because he
40:00
said he's got to get something more to eat, and he's like, uh,
40:04
I dressed as a baggage handler and you can imagine how embarrassed I was
40:08
when someone else was dressed the same way. Yeah, that's pretty good.
40:12
I loved that line. I thought that was awesome. I was listening to
40:15
a podcast with Al Franken on it. It was the the one with Dana
40:21
Carvey and David Spade their podcast Fly on the Wall I think it's called,
40:24
and Al Franken was saying that they cut a scene where it's those two baggage
40:30
handlers getting high and so that's why they're so like kind of dune. Yeah,
40:37
and he's like, they totally just made us look like we were really
40:42
stupid when really we were just stoned. You know. He just always thought
40:46
that was dumb that they cut that out. It's just no context at all.
40:51
It's great, that's really funny. Yeah. Oh and then the last
40:58
one that I mentioned earlier, when it's like Mortimer, your brother's not well,
41:01
we better call him, call an ambulance him. Now listen to me.
41:06
I want the trading both rehopen right now, get those brokers back in
41:09
here, turn those machines back on those machines. Cry, Oh, it's
41:16
so good him just his delivery on that is so great. So it didn't
41:24
feel bad for them at all. They really they did that well they did,
41:29
and we get to see them in the movie. We've already covered rout
41:31
but coming to a man get some money from him later, which is funny.
41:37
Yeah, So yeah, that was all I had I think though,
41:40
Well, let's pick boohoo moments the crying game. Strong Men also cry strong
41:52
Men. Also, I don't think that you cried in this movie. I
41:58
really don't think you did. No, I don't think it's emotionally deep enough.
42:01
And if you did, I'm I'm so baffled by how easily cry.
42:06
If you cried it with well, you could still be baffled. But you
42:12
guys are right on this one. This. Yeah, I didn't. I
42:16
didn't. I was thinking beforehand and I was like, I don't even know
42:20
what it would be. And then I was like, yeah, no,
42:22
nothing, nothing, not even close. I don't think no, no,
42:29
you it just yeah, it never took you to a place where you really
42:31
felt that bad. It was always kind of funny. Yeah. Yeah,
42:36
So all right, well let's go on the movie trivia. I feel good
42:39
that we got a no cry in there. Ye had a lot of big
42:42
cries lately, so Max, we hit we hit fifty in Return of the
42:49
King. Yeah, fifty boohoo moments, fifty two. Who always thinks end
43:00
of edition if you're crying, you know, I cried through Okay, but
43:07
we I did the calculation. It's like once every five point two minutes.
43:13
Of run time, and that seems reasonable to me. Granted, the credits
43:20
are like twenty five minutes, probably because they like put every fan's name down
43:27
in the at the vide end. Yeah, no, it's great whatever,
43:30
but we had a zero we had to time movie. I can think of
43:39
something, but will you there's a lot Did you cry when he released the
43:45
Ghost Army from Their Oath? Did you cry her in that part? I
43:51
don't remember. Probably I was probably already crying because that's also when uh,
43:59
you know and Pippen are taking care of each other when it's hurt and all
44:04
that. Yeah. Yeahs. The hard one with that was I was like,
44:07
I don't know, it's that we learned a lot about hype tears in
44:12
that movie. There's a lot going on, all right. I would just
44:15
get excited and I was like, yeah, and then that's my fight or
44:21
cry response. I've definitely done all those at the same time. Sure,
44:36
for sure, let's see, this is crazy to me. In twenty ten,
44:42
as part of the Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act, which was to
44:45
regulate financial markets, a rule was included for the first time which barred anyone
44:51
from using secret inside information to corner markets and they call it the Eddie Murphy
44:57
rule, but that wasn't a rule beforehand. Yeah, maybe it's not that
45:01
easy to do. I don't know, but that's crazy. So many financials,
45:06
so many financial rules are based on like, oh, we didn't think
45:08
anyone would think to do that, and then yeah, yeah, they're all
45:14
like reactionary after people have done it one hundred times. Eddie later admitted that
45:21
on the floor of the commodities exchange in the final scene, he just followed
45:24
the script and he didn't really have any idea what was going on because he
45:28
thought he found it all very confusing. So that makes me feel a little
45:30
better because he was there, he should know, And yeah, I don't
45:35
know. I thought, amazing it is that anything got done in that old
45:37
system where they're just like yelling and writing paper and then they're like seriously,
45:43
like it's all hand signals, and like, look, how did they even
45:45
know what's going on at all? Yeah, I'm with you, crazy crazy,
45:52
I thought this was fun. This was Ralph Bellamy's ninety ninth film and
45:55
Donna Michi's forty ninth film, and it was Eddie murphy second film, and
46:00
Eddie often joked between the three of us. We've made over one hundred and
46:04
fifty movies. That was funny. That's a great, great joke. I
46:08
love it. Let's see, several funny moments in the film came about by
46:14
accident. So we have Mortimer Duke having trouble catching the money clip. That
46:19
wasn't supposed to happen, but he just kept on acting and nobody broke characters,
46:22
so they kept it, so I thought was great. And apparently Jamie
46:28
Lee Curtis's Swedish disguise came about because she couldn't do the Astrian accent very well,
46:32
so they just were like, just say you're Swedish and then we'll make
46:36
a bit out of it too, which I thought it was pretty fun.
46:38
That's that. Apparently when he says at the end the TM you know that
46:45
line, he don was very religious, so he didn't like having to do
46:52
that, so they he basically agreed to do it, but only if they
46:55
only did it one time, so that that was a one take of the
46:59
shot. I guess, I don't know what he had really strong feelings about
47:04
it. I guess I guess, well, don't take the movie. What
47:07
a weirdo. Yeah, Luckily that they got it in won, so it
47:10
worked out fine. Yeah, fine, let's see. This was the story
47:17
of the Duke's cornering the orange juice market was probably inspired by silver Thursday market
47:22
crash in March twenty seventh of nineteen eighty, when the Hunt Brothers of Texas
47:28
tried to corner the silver market and subsequently failed to meet the one hundred million
47:32
dollar margin call. So didn't work for them either. We said, that
47:38
was Jamie Lee Curtis's sisters and we got that. Do you guys want to
47:45
know they have an explanation of what actually happened? Do we want to know
47:49
that? Are we not interested? Tell me long, I want to know.
47:54
Whinthorpe and Valentine conduct what's known as short selling, selling or commodities that
48:00
one doesn't own, and then and then repurchasing the security at a lower price.
48:07
It's the same principle as buy low, sell high, just with the
48:09
actions performed in reverse order. This is available to most clients in the sense
48:15
that they can borrow from the security, or they can borrow thus security from
48:19
the holdings of their brokerage houses. It doesn't seem like Winthorpe and Valentine have
48:24
a house from which to borrow for their contracts, but Winthorpe appears to have
48:30
the guts to short sell on the fly, knowing the consequences of his mistake.
48:35
Winthorpe was trading on a cash basis using cash collateral, which is why
48:39
Coleman and Ophelia gave the two traders all the cash they had at the train
48:44
station. So that's what they did. Cool, I still really good.
48:49
The World Trade Centers Commodity Exchange com X was used for the trading scenes,
48:55
and the real traders were performing along side the professional extras, so they had
49:04
some real traders in there as well as folks and as reported in production notes
49:08
for the filming, the shoote was initially planned for a week day, but
49:14
the appearance of Dan Ackroyd and Eddie Murphy on the set disrupted business activities so
49:19
much that six billion dollars of trading was halted, so they rescheduled it for
49:23
a weekend. Wow, which is insane. Wow? Oh in this I
49:31
thought this was funny. The six cities that Winthorpe names, he says the
49:36
intention is that they tell it tells time in six different time zones, which
49:39
isn't the case because Monte Carlo, Paris, Rome and snod all share the
49:45
same time zone, so it only tells three, which is funny. So
49:47
he wasn't even right. Nice. It was all I had. Nice.
49:53
I had a couple things. I just saw that. According to John Landis,
49:58
who directed the movie, Jamie Lee Curtis was a hard sell to paramount
50:01
because she'd only done horror films and it wasn't known for comedy. Crazy.
50:07
She was so great though, she was, and so funny. Yeah,
50:09
really funny. Um, And I saw that the number given to Dan Akroyd
50:15
in his mug shot seven four seven four or five zero five eight is the
50:20
same number given to John Belushi and the Blues Brothers, and Akroid did this
50:23
as a tribute to Blushi, who had died the year previous. That's cool
50:30
in a sad way. Yeah, that was all I had. What's all
50:34
you had? Nice? Yeah? Max? Did you know any that we
50:37
didn't get or anything? Dan Acrod had big platform shoes on when he was
50:40
dressed to Santa Claus. Now I'm gonna go back and look for that because
50:46
I did not notice that. That's great. Were they like the ones Jonah
50:52
Hillbot in four year Old virgin, like, did they have the Goldfisher?
50:54
They had the gold. They're probably just about his thick though. Dang,
51:00
that's awesome. I can't wait to check that out. That's hilarious. Nice
51:06
judgment day. Will there be a sequel? No, I don't think so,
51:10
dude. They just did a sequel to Coming to America, so I
51:14
don't think it's off the table. I just feel like I haven't seen Dan
51:17
ackroid in anything in a long time. I feel like, yeah, that's
51:22
truely, like they could totally do like the Crypto remake. Nice, Yes,
51:28
dude, they absolutely could. Let's see what's Dan eckroid ben in.
51:34
Even though you go by thinking, oh, well he was in After Life.
51:38
He was in Afterlife, Okay, so that that's probably guess for sure
51:44
it was Yeah, I forgot he was in that. Okay, Well he's
51:47
still doing stuff, so they could totally do it. He's around, and
51:52
Jamie Lee Curtis is that. I mean, she just won an Oscar,
51:53
so she might be too good for it. But true, good point.
51:57
I don't know, it'd be fun. They're all all around. They if
52:00
they're wanting a money grab like Coming to America, Yeah, it was fun
52:07
coming to America was fun. I liked it way more than I thought I
52:09
would. Well, I was just callback after callback after callback, right right,
52:15
But the original was funnier than this one probably, so yeah, yeah,
52:22
I don't know, could be who knows, I'd watch it? I
52:24
know about Yeah? All right? Nice? Well, what do you guys
52:29
think you want to play a game? Yeah? I did a starting five,
52:36
Max. Have you done a starting five with us? I don't think
52:38
so. A starting five is where I list five actors from a film,
52:45
and it's not necessarily top build. It's usually my favorite from the film.
52:50
Um, And once you know the name of the movie that I'm talking about,
52:53
you ring in with your name, and if there are remaining names left,
52:59
you can ants are who I picked for more points, and if you
53:04
get any of those wrong, the other person can can answer. And all
53:09
of these have something in common. There's a theme, so if you know
53:14
the theme, you can ring in at anytime and get that for a point.
53:19
Right, I think so? I think I have a bit of an
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audio delayed. I'm at a disadvantage. I might wave too, Yeah waving
53:24
good waving is good? Yes? All right? Cool, Well, I'm
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going to start it off here here is number one. The first name is
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John Ashton. The second name though Paul Riser. Oh. The third name
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Bronson Pinchow Views City Slickers. No, I'm not that. Oh no,
54:00
that's Palance or whatever. That's Jack Palance. Yeah all right, so Bukes
54:07
is out, So Max, here you go. I've said John Ashton,
54:12
Paul Riiser, Bronson pin Show. The next name is Judge Reinhold, and
54:20
the last name is Eddie Murphy. Oh, coming to America. That's a
54:30
good guess. It is not coming to America. It was Beverly Hills cop.
54:35
Dude, I am so bad with actors. I can picture two of
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those people. I can. I only know who two of those actors.
54:42
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that'll happen. But Jed Reinhold, is it
54:49
in't coming to America? So oh no, sure? Sure? All right,
54:53
Well nobody got anything, So let's go to number two. We're off
54:58
to a good start. The first name is Sherry Headley. The second name
55:06
is John Amos. But the third name, you guys, James Earl Jones.
55:16
The fourth name bugs. Is this coming to America? It is coming
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to America, nights, it is you were early Maxa. You got two
55:30
names remaining Bugs, Eddie Murphy, and the guy who hosted the late night
55:39
show that I can't think of his name right now. Max, do you
55:43
know who that is? Absolutely? Max is on the board nice bugs gets
55:51
Eddie Murphy and coming to America. So it's two to one. Is it
55:57
Eddie Murphy movies? It is bugs? You have another there point for the
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theme should make it easier. Point that, yep, theme is a point.
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But yeah, Eddie Murphy films all of these, So here we go
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to some of these. They're tough. It's early Eddie Murphy. So here
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we go. Number three. The first name is Martin Lawrence, Mac,
56:27
Max, Boomerang. Whoa dude? That's nicely that's done. You have four
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names remaining Eddie Murphy, Yes, Grace Jones, halle Berry, halle Berry.
56:51
You got one more? Get yeah, one more name of that can
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five? Four three two one? Do you know anybody else in that movie?
57:13
I don't think so, okay, Um, well, Arsenio Hall,
57:19
Nope, and no I don't know yet. Okay, Max, you got
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Eddie Murphy, halle Berry, and Boomerang, So we got three points for
57:27
Max work. The other names Robin Givens and David Allen. I've only ever
57:37
seen that movie one love that. Yeah, nice dude, Okay, let's
57:43
go to number four. The first name is ch McBride. The second name
57:51
is James Garner, The third name is Cheryl Lee Ralph, The fourth name
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is Lane Smith, and the fifth and final name is the Eddie Murphy.
58:10
That doesn't help very much. Yes, bugs, daddy daycare? Good,
58:19
guess it's not daddy daycare. Max, you have a guess. I don't
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lose points, but guess do I no? Okay, Eddie Murphy movie forty
58:29
eight hours, It was not forty eight hours. This was one called The
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Distinguished Gentleman where he runs for office. I don't know that one at all.
58:40
Yeah. I saw Lane Smith was like the coach, like the bad
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Coach and Mighty Ducks news yeah and all that stuff. Yeah. Yeah it
58:52
was okay son in law of course. Yea, all right, cool.
58:57
See I told you some of these are tough. Let's go to number five.
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The first name is James Coburn. The second name is Larry Miller.
59:09
The third name is Dave Chappelle. Oh. The fourth name is Jada Pinkett
59:17
Smith. Wow. The fifth and final name is Eddie Murphy. Does anybody
59:27
have a guess? Yeah, Pat Smith five us Jukes. I don't think
59:35
she was in that, but the The Golden Child. No, did you
59:42
guys ever seen them? I never did, Ye, I don't know.
59:51
Um only man that one of them. I forget the name work that is
59:58
one of them. But that with was not a This was the one where
1:00:02
he played a million characters. This was the Nutty Professor. Yeah, dang
1:00:08
it should I forgot she was in that. Yeah. Not a long time
1:00:13
since I've seen that. Okay, nice? Yea, all right, let's
1:00:15
go to number six. The first name is Bokeim Woodbine. The second name
1:00:23
is Anthony Anderson. The third name is Bernie Mack. The fourth name is
1:00:35
Martin Lawrence yugs Hukes. Was this life? This was life? Ye?
1:00:43
Nice? And Eddie Murphy and Eddie Murphy. You get two points. Nicely
1:00:46
done, very very good, sir. I liked that movie at tom one
1:00:52
funny. Yeah, Let's go to number seven. The first name is Chris
1:01:00
theme Baranski. Name I don't understand. She was on a TV show I
1:01:08
can't think of. The second name is Robert Downey Junior. The third name
1:01:16
is Heather Graham Max Max bow Finger and you got two names left, buddy
1:01:28
Eddie Murphy. Yes, great guess and I can't think of it's Steve Martin
1:01:32
in that one. Boom you got it? Wow, three point three points.
1:01:37
Nicely done. That movie was awesome. Yeah, big fan, I
1:01:45
could luck super rad Um. Let's go to number eight. The first wait,
1:01:53
so what is you said? He was in the lead. What's the
1:01:55
point total? Maxis seven? I have five? All right, we got
1:02:02
three more, you guys. The first name for number eight is Vincent cassel
1:02:09
or Castle. The second name is John lythgo. The third name is Cameron
1:02:21
Diaz. The fourth name is Eddie Murphy. Oh uh. And the fifth
1:02:32
and final name is Mike Myers. Oh five four three two one. It's
1:02:46
an animated one five over the head or something three No max um Um,
1:02:58
Shrek, it's Shrek. It's definitely Shrek. Oh duh. He's definitely sure
1:03:04
And that was not in my brain at all. Nice he got another one.
1:03:07
We should have got that earlier. Dang. Yeah. The the animated
1:03:12
ones are tough, for sure. I'm picturing the actors together and trying to
1:03:16
put them in a scene animation. Yeah, these next ones are not animated,
1:03:22
you guys. So you don't have to worry about that number nine.
1:03:25
The first name is Danny Glover. The second name is Eddie Murphy, the
1:03:37
third name Jamie Fox. The fourth name is Beyonce Bugs, Bugs, dream
1:03:47
Girls, dream Girls, Yes, and the last name Jennifer Hudson. Boom,
1:03:53
you got two points, buddy? Where are we at with going into
1:03:59
number ten? Maxus as I have seven? Okay, let's do it.
1:04:06
Last one, you guys. The first name is Craig Robinson, who I
1:04:14
just saw in LA and he made me laugh so hard. The second name
1:04:19
is Mike Epps. The third name is Keegan Michael Key. The fourth name
1:04:32
Eddie Murphy and Bugs. No, that's not right. Crap up. I'm
1:04:42
gonna say Dolomite is my name? Boom? Got it? Oh? It
1:04:45
is that? Yeah? I couldn't. I couldn't. The first guy who
1:04:50
is the last name that I picked? Uh? Uh? Wesley Snipes?
1:04:58
Wesley Snipes? Did you just come in for the win? I did?
1:05:05
Oh? Sneaky, sneaky guy. I got nine, he's got eight.
1:05:10
That was incredible. UM. I'm interested to see if you guys know this
1:05:14
bonus one real cool. The first name is Yaslin Bay, better known as
1:05:19
most deaf. The second name is Alex Borstein for Borstein, the third name
1:05:29
is Renee Russo. The fourth name is Robert de Niro, and then it's
1:05:38
Eddie Murphy. Do you guys know that movie? No? No? For
1:05:43
some reason, I think I had the movie channels in college at one of
1:05:47
the places I was at, and it was called Showtime and it was like
1:05:53
a undercover cop show like reality show with Eddie Murphy and Roberts the and I
1:06:00
saw it a lot fun nice, yeah, but wow, that was a
1:06:04
very close game, one of the closer ones we've had in a very long
1:06:08
timpetitive, very competitive abuse. You're gonna tell us how we do our top
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five revenge Films draft? Oh yes, I will. That'll be fun.
1:06:15
But that's just for patrons. Yeah, sure, is just for patrons.
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If you want to hear that, go to patreon dot com. Slashally have
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both with the Space Burrito Folks and the People's Brothers Band. Is it Adam
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Gruel and the Space Burritos. Yeah, it's Adam Gruel and the Space Burrito
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that's right. And one of these bands had a new album coming out,
1:06:53
right, well, heatboxed the has one coming out, and then the People
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Brothers Band would just put out a new album and tick this like we started
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during the pandemic and Chess put it out, so I'm ahead to get rid
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of it. Super fun. Yeah, I love that, So check that
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out. He's gonna be playing all over the place. Max. Super fun
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to have you, buddy. That's all the best. Dude. Hey heck
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yeah, heck, y'all stick around if you want to hear that draft and
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stick around. Next time we're gonna do Jurassic Park. Yes, super good
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time. But yeah, until then, that does it for trading places.
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