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76. We review the 1992 film Munchie (Munchie May!) · Notable Nostalgia

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  I did not root for Gage once. That kid is a great a dork
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  like that for the star of the film. That kid sucks. He's not
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  a good actor. Yeah, he's He's like his pants look like they've already
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  given itself a weggie like throughout the whole film, Like he's just a dork.
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  I could not get behind. I'm Ali, I'm Andy, I'm Jeff,
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  and I'm Rha And this is notable nostalgia. I wish I was dead
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  nostalgia nerds. It's Munchie May Babe, the thing nobody asked for, but
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  the thing notable assalgic guy gave you. It's boy. Yeah, yeah,
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  this is the most ridiculous thing we've ever done. It's Munchie may What happened
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  was we I found a boaster of Munchie never even heard of it. Seeing
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  it, I shared it to the group, said what is this? Andy?
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  And I wrote some fake scripts. We finally watched the damn thing,
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  and we're here to review it before we start though. Was it as great
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  for everybody as it was for me? I laughed a lot. I laughed
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  a lot during this, during this n I don't know. There's there's one
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  part. Oh, I can't wait to get to it as far as the
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  end that I was just like, oh my god, this is amazing.
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  Before starting it, did anybody was anybody close on what the action movie was?
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  I was not. I did not. Well, actually, what the
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  movie was wasn't what I was thinking at all. Yeah, not even close.
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  You were close, though, Andy, I mean at least how Munchie
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  was That is showing my notes like, Okay, did you get the Rodney
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  Dangerfield part? Yeah? That threw me when I watched it. It says
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  up in the top of my screen like kind of the subgenres, and one
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  of them was horror, and I was waiting. So I was waiting for
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  him to like kill people, and then like I thought, that's what was
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  going to happen throughout the film, and then you know, three fourths of
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  the way, I was like, Okay, he's not going to kill people.
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  Uh, technically it's a spin off of a horror movie. Oh okay,
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  but what horror movie? Yeah, definitely not a horror movie. It
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  was called like the munchiese it's called yeah munches. It was just muncheese.
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  Yeah yeah, which was a direct rip off of Gremlins. Oh that's great.
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  Oh my gosh, what is that noise? Does anybody hear that?
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  What? What is that? Oh my gosh, it sounds really regal though
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  it sounds what's gonna come from this? Welcome to a new segment that I
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  am introduced about telling anybody this one. I'm really excited for Ali. So
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  a little backstory. Okay, So we did a food episode with Steve.
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  You brought up the double decker taco Delicious. The episode after that, I
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  said, I cannot stop thinking about that double decker taco. Somebody messaged me
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  on Instagram said, hey, I know this is very strange, but I
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  listen to your podcast. Not a nostalgia. I know how much you and
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  Ali love double deckers from Taco bell I do too. There is a hack
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  on TikTok where you can get them, and I said what and so I
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  ordered it. So what you do is you get a soft taco with beans
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  only and then a crunchy taco and put it together and you get a double
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  decker taco. Oh wow. And I did it and it tastes identical to
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  the double deckers and it's incredible. So I wanted to thank this person.
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  And they are very quick new segment and they are the very first. Oh
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  fuck, I forgot the name of it fan of Andy's favorite fan, so
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  I don't know, I forgot the segment already. But what we'll do is,
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  if you have good hacks that you think any us will like, send
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  us the hacks and if we choose yours, you'll be Fan of the month.
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  You don't win anything other than like a shout out. So thank you
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  so much Luna for being the very first fan of the month. And here's
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  the autro song, b bet Voodoo Doo Doo Voodoo doo Andy fan of the
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  week. Okay of the week, So to re record that to month,
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  I don't know. I guess this week's episode of the work, but I
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  we'll figure it out. But is that Luna love good? Yeah? Oh
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  that's awesome. She's awesome. That's great, but yeah no, and it
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  was delicious. Everybody should try it. So thank you so much, Luna.
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  We'll definitely uh if you have other hacks that you like, let us
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  know and we'll that's amazing change my life because I've had two double decker tacos
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  since last Friday. It's even three days. Um, what a what a
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  what a month to be Fan of the month. During Munchie May. Yeah,
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  because double decker tacos. Some people when they get super duper high,
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  they look for muncheese and they need double okay, some kind of crazy way.
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  I did see another hack, and maybe you want to try this one,
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  depending on your flavor preferences. But you could get a crunchy taco and
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  the cheesy roll up which is just soft soft tortilla and melted cheese, and
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  then unfold that and then place your taco in there and okay, it is
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  very similar vibe. But yeah, if you need the beans, of course
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  do that. I'll be trying that. Luna Ali is out for a fan
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  of the It'd be perfect for Pride month. I'm gonna beat Jeff on that.
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  So wait, why is that for Pride month? Because next month's June.
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  Yeah, but well yeah you pride everyone early. Well you get celebrate
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  Pride too, I said, because I just it's oh yeah, June.
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  Should I say it as well? Yeah, you should in June or early
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  Now you can say it with uh uh like like in June, my name
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  is her, Jeff is going to be filth with an A to be like
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  jaff like that's and my name is going to be so good. I don't
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  understand. Oh um, well that was really sweet of Luna. Thank you.
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  Yeah, okay, she's coming up with all these hacks and stuff like
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  a topical bell, like you know, she's in the bathroom a lot.
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  She probably message you watching's in the bathroom about this. It's perfect, It's
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  delicious. Honestly though, I'll take any fast food hacks that our fans want
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  to say that I'm saying. I have to be honest. Like so when
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  I read and stuff, there's certain books that I put in the bathroom like
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  that are bathroom books that are short little essays or whatever. And I think
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  I was actually listening to our last episode in the bathroom while I was taking
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  a should be. And I think we're a good podcast for the bathroom.
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  If you can take a shoudubie and then you can jump in the shower and
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  shower off the shouldubi. Yeah, we'll be forever connected with I like it.
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  Yeah, some people think this movie might have been a shoudubi, but
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  not Andy. Let's start. I'm excited. What if that was? Like
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  is that two parter episode and that was part one? Um? Well this
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  all right, Yeah, let's go over just who's behind all this stuff and
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  who's involved and then we'll dive into the review. Uh. So this was
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  produced by Roger Corman, so this is a D. Corman Presents film,
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  so other than producer doesn't have any um involvement. It's written by two guys,
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  right R. J. Robertson and Jim Winorsky. Um. It is
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  directed by Jim Wynorsky, who has one hundred and two directing credits as of
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  right now. Yeah, this stars Lonnie Anderson's mom, Andrew Stevens is Elliott
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  Art Johnson as Professor Crookshank. Jamie McKennon is Gage. Credited as Love Hewett
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  is Andrea, and that's Jennifer love Hutt. But our first credits love Hewett,
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  which I found interesting. Yeah, And of course Don Deloise is Munche
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  the voice of Munchie. I shouldn't say. Uh. And then this was
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  released on home video May fifteenth, nineteen ninety two with a PG rating.
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  And if you need to watch it before you listen to our review, or
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  if you just want to watch it after, it is free to watch on
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  to B There's also one yeah, and it's a it's free to watch.
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  It's all on YouTube as well. So oh Okay, before we go into
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  review, any anything you guys want to say, Not really, I guess
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  we'll talk about it during. There's some weird parts in this movie, for
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  sure. Uh, but shout out to t B. They have a lot
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  of weird shit for free, which I like. Tub's got it all.
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  There is a sequel that we kind of discussed either last episodes epis prior.
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  I think next May. Uh huh, I don't know. Maybe we could
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  do Munche strikes Back May too, Revenge of Munchie. All right, our
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  review format, we're just gonna break this into segments and we're gonna chat about
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  it. You guys ready do it. The movie opens at night during a
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  car chase between police and a man driving a pickup. During the chase,
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  a box flashes neon green and quips at the man driving. He escapes and
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  in the morning approaches a desert where he again evades police and pulls up to
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  a bottomless pit marked by a sign. The man throws the box and what's
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  inside into the pit, and we have our opening credits, which is just
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  a bunch of mechanical teeth as Because that's that. I didn't like that at
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  all. No, fuck that for some reason it gave me. It made
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  me feel real uneasy too. I mean, other than the name Munchie that
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  ludes nothing to like eating or biting. Yeah, I don't I understand.
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  I don't even know. I'm with you. The whole time, I was
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  like, there has to be some connection. I guess cup is he's kind
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  of like a clown character, not clown, but like a Danny character that
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  just talks all the time. Maybe. Yeah, yeah, it was.
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  It was a little unsettling. And then the uh midway through the opening seemed
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  they let us know what the date is. That felt Oh yeah, yeah,
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  so prior to the car chase, it's what like nineteen seventy six or
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  something. Yeah, yeah. And then and there's only there's only a part
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  that because I was like, like I guess in the heat at the time,
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  there's only two types of law enforcement people, like the looney kind of
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  wacky ye wacky ones, and there's like the super sexy one. Okay,
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  like that's that's the two different types. Well, yeah, I love too
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  that this is this is the first time I saw like a boring car chasing.
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  Yeah yeah. And the whole time during that the chattered teeth scene,
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  like there's one that's just not working, and like, I'm just fixated on
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  this one, and it's really I'm just like, how many times do they
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  have to do this take to get all of those like at the same time,
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  and then just one, Yeah, one doesn't work. And I do
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  like that the treasure chest just exploded, didn't have any reasons why. And
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  I do love that it was a bottomless pit anytime it's a bottomless fit.
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  I just enjoyed that so much. You think that there'd be more than just
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  a sign there, like maybe like a big fence or something can't really go
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  near it? Um? Yeah, did you also see that the man driving
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  next to him as an inflatable vampire's? Yeah? Um? So. After
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  the credits, it's today and we are in a classroom. A teacher calls
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  on a young girl, Andrea played by Jennifer Love Hewitt. A young boy,
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  Gage stares fondly in daydreams. He pictures her at an awards banquet where
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  she hands him a trophy for a winning class president. His dream is interrupted
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  by the teacher. He's saved by the bell, but the teacher asks him
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  to stay. She presses him about not turning in homework She sympathizes that he
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  just transferred to school a couple months ago, but he's got to do better.
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  She's worried he hasn't made any friends. At lunch, Gage sits where
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  Andrea is at a popular table at the football team Ashton. The bully tells
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  him he can't sit there. Andrea, disgusted, leaves. One of the
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  bullies grabs his food and throws it, hitting the principle. The principle asks
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  whose tray is this, and the bullies tell him it belonged to Gauge,
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  getting him in trouble. As he approaches the principal, he again daydreams,
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  imagining him as a sheriff, and a hangman and the devil, and he's
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  punished with two demerits and twenty hours of study hall. He warns him that
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  if he has one more infraction and again daydreams he's part of a firing squad,
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  that he will be suspended. Us walk home. Gage is walking past
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  the house when an explosion occurs in a garage. Gage knows the house of
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  that Professor Crookshank and Einstein impersonator. The explosion came from a jeep that he's
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  repairing. Gage asks about his research grant, and the professor asks about his
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  dad, who's with his other family. Gage's mom and her boyfriend, Elliott
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  poll up at their house across the street. Elliott encourages Gauge to sign up
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  for the football team. Elliott tells Gauge to get over his father and that
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  he's going to ask his mom to marry him. Gage walks off, and
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  Elliott warns Kathy Gage's mom to keep him away from the professor. They kiss
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  as Gage watches and disappointment. He hilt, Hey, guy, how's it
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  going You make the football team yet? I don't want to play football.
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  I'll sure you do a sports teach, a team work, discipline, competition
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  skills you're gonna need later in life. I want you to go out there
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  tomorrow and try out for that team. You know what, honey, why
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  didn't you help Elliot in with the groceries? Okay, no, Gauge quite
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  aware of you, and I haven't really did it off. I know you
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  feel like I'm taking your mother away from you and your father. Don't talk
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  about my father. Come on, Gauge, you got a face the fact
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  he just doesn't want you or your mother and Kathy and I, oh,
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  we're gonna be married, Severa told me, because I haven't asked her yet,
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  but I'm going to tomorrow night. We know how she feels about me.
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  Hey, Heyboddy, but what's more important is how you feel about me?
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  Yeah, Creel. We're establishing Gauge's family dynamic. His neighbor the professor,
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  which I loved. I loved that old crazy scientist. I wish I
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  had one him growing up, and I wish I had one now under I'd
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  be over there all the time. And Gauge's teacher pretty smoking, hot,
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  smoking, but not a very good teacher. He was telling that he's going
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  to fail instead of the parents. I'm like, that's not good. But
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  uh and she doesn't put in many resources or like help, just like you
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  better fucking figure it out, just do better. Yeah. Uh right.
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  When I saw that main bully, I was like, definitely Matt Gates vibes
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  for sure. And then later on he says some shit that I'm like,
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  whoa, yeah, Matt Gates, huh all right, I didn't get that.
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  Like they established the villains is wearing tracksuits and and sweaters over the shoulder.
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  Yeah, like that's awesome. And then the Stepdad is so like a
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  villain for no reason, Like when he's like making out with the mom,
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  he's just like staring at Gauge. Yeah, which is And then the other
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  thought I had of this segment was how good the actor tried who played the
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  scientist, Like he really like gave it his all to play that character.
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  Loved him. Um, I thought he was definitely like a standout. And
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  then the timing was just amazingly off on the movie throughout, but definitely,
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  like I noticed it in this is a segment like just when the class bell
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  rings and he's Gauge is getting up and there's a like more than several beats
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  before the teacher says something, Yeah, oh my god, that's fair.
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  Also, I didn't like that the principle was like, not who through this,
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  but whose tray is this? Like yeah easily said no miss no,
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  mister principal guy, it was hinted through it, but no yeah Gauge.
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  Um I okay. First things first that I that really like kind of pissed
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  me off was like, between the poster and who Elliott is is a complete
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  misrepresentation of what you think his character is, because like you just assume he's
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  the dad. Yeah, he kind of looks like a happy pierced Brasen.
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  Yeah yeah, and he's a complete dick and he's also like athletic and yeah,
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  just a weird. I just was really thrown off by the poster and
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  then his character. Immediately, I was just like, oh, Okay,
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  this is not what I thought it was going to be. I do like
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  when he goes when the kids like, I don't want to play football,
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  sugar dude, he just total this regard for you do it. And then
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  he's like, your dad doesn't eat. He literally says your dad doesn't want
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  you. Oh yeah, yeah, holy shit. Yeah. All they had
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  to do on the cover of the movie was just kind of having him smile
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  and smirking, and then you're like, oh, that's probably the bad guy.
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  Instead they had him look like a nice, you know, caring person.
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  Yeah. Um. But up to this point though, I do think
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  it's a good it's a good kids movie for nineteen ninety two. Really,
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  it's it's silly. Uh. They're like all those daydreams because kids have daydreams,
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  and all the costumes and everything, and oh, I'm the new kids,
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  so everybody, you know, they feel alienated. The bullies don't understand
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  me, but you know, I can you know it just as of right
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  now, I'm like, Okay, this is going to be a good kids,
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  good kids movie. What age do you think that this would be like
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  targeted towards in that time? Probably say like six to like nine? Maybe,
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  Okay, I try to make Jackson watch it. He's eleven, but
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  then he wasn't. He wanted to watch Spiral, which is like the Saw
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  spin off to a very similar movie. So I thought that like the dialogue
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  and then some of the scenarios were like far too mature for a kids movie.
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  Yeah, like what kid knows what a research grant is? Like he
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  like asked like nonchalantly, Professor Koch, like, how's your research grant?
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  Going? Like is he really one interested? And also too like how does
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  he know exactly what that is? Um? But yeah, the Riah brought
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  up the firing squad is like pretty dark he is. Then later on when
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  he does the funeral thing, it's like, wow, this is really dark.
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  But yeah he has depression issues because he was also I don't know what
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  line it was, but someday I'll be dead. Yeah, he says like
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  three times, He's like some day I'll they'll be sorry because I'll be dead.
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  And then like he just says, I wish I was dead, like
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  several times. Little know in fact, this character group to start my chemical
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  romance, do you really? Oh, I don't. We're not doing retro
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  reboot, but totally the mom if I could redo it, Jennifer Coolidge,
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  I put Jennifer cool down for a month. That'd be so good, and
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  they were all like busty and stuff Coolidge. The other thing I had in
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  my notes was his first day dream where he's like he imagined her at the
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  award ceremony, like so's he's looking at her like he has a crush on
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  her, right, and then his daydream is just she hands him a trophy
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  and he wins class president, like you'd think like they would like hook up
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  or something or I just thought that was so weird. He's very narcissistic.
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  Gage. Yeah, okay, like you're gonna be sorry because you because I'll
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  be dead, like it's all about me. Sure, Yeah, Kids,
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  movies in the nineties are a trip, fucking mistercap Mister Hook, Captain Hook
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  going like the only true Adventures Dead. Yeah, yeah, yeah. After
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  Elliot, Mom kiss, Gage storms off and wishes he was dead. Despite
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  everyone, he daydreams about his own funeral as his fellow students and principal lament.
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  He imagines Elliott was arrested for bigamy after his daydream. Somehow, just
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  outside the suburbs, as an abandoned my chapt that Gauge discovers that says keep
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  out. He goes in and not even ten feet from the entrance, he
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  finds the box from the opening scene. He again states he wishes he was
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  dead, and the box begins to speak. Gages has it into open,
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  but the box tells Gauge to open it. He mentions Gauge couldn't even pronounce
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  his name, but he can just call it Munchie. Gauge opens the box,
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  setting off fireworks as Munchie, voiced by Don Delawize, appears and Munchie
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  sings, Hello my baby as Gauge runs away. Gage, I don't even
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  do we want to stop. I got more okay, I just like how
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  the writer like they're just like I had to kids movie just put a like
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  secret cave, just put bottom of abandoned mind set walking distance from his house
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  in the suburbs. That's just like all those movies from the Indian in the
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  cupboard. Yeah, he's like, oh, I gotta go get milk or
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  whatever. And then the bad side of towns like I don't know, fifteen
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  houses away from business, Like there's all those like thugs there. It's like
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  what you know, but kids don't think about that stuff. So yeah.
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  Also the name just like, hey, you just call me Munchy. They
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  don't. They don't explain why. Yeah. Yeah, oh the robotics was
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  like like a poor Disneyland. Yeah, Chucky Cheese from the eighties. Yeah.
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  Uh So Gage runs home and tells his mom about his discovery. Mom
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  is upset for him getting home late and sends him upstairs to his room.
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  Up there, he finds Munchy in his bed, wearing a leather jacket and
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  watching TV. Gauge asked him how he got to his room, to which
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  Munchie explains it was magic. Mom knocks and Munchie vanishes. She brings him
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  dinner. When she leaves, Munchie reappears, Munchy grants Gauge a wish.
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  Gauge asks to be popular Andrew to notice him, Mom to not marry Elliott.
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  The principle to get his the bully is to look like idiots in front
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  of a whole school and to pass math. Munchie says it's no problem.
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  Gauge then asked for a pepperoni pizza instead of the dinner that mom brought.
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  Munchie then uses magic to make a pizza at a local Italian restaurant flyaway to
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  their house, but not without some antics. The two enjoy the pizza and
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  then doze off to sleep. The pizza was disgusting looking. Yeah, it
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  looked appear they had to do that long scene. Yeah, and like then
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  the pizza like had emotions or something. It made noises, it had car
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  wheels apparently like it made like screeches sounds. The cook just kept a butcher
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  knife in his pants and very disgusting. Uh yeah, and then this just
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  followed the pizza like flying and the yeah, there's that saw. He runs
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  out wielding the knife, and that couple goes, let's get Chinese. And
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  the next morning Munchie is gone and that school, Gauge is ignored by Andrew
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  and then the bullies tell Gauge to stay away from her. After they let
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  him go, Munchie appears and tells Gage that they'll get the bullies, but
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  first the task of his math grades. In an office of secretary is working.
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  Munchie throws the principal's voice to get her to leave the computer. Munchie
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  changes Gauge's grades. Meanwhile, the principle and the secretary confessing their love.
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  As Munchie turns on the school PA system for the whole school to hear.
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  Gauge's math teacher confronts them. He great, My mom thinks I'm losing their
• 23:44
  marbles, and you won't even let her see. You know where I come
• 23:45
  from. I'm just ordinary, I mean ordinary now. My father, whoa
• 23:49
  There was a guy? What a guy? He had a pet dinosaur that
• 23:53
  was paper trained. Those were the days. What laughs he? But times
• 24:00
  have changed. Hey, you've been so nice to me. I owe you
• 24:02
  one. What do you want? Ask for it anything, don't matter.
• 24:06
  What do you need? What I like? I'd like to more popular.
• 24:15
  I'd like MoMA sware that creep Elliott id like Angie kurtsnow I was even alive.
• 24:19
  I'd like Principal Thorton to get his id like Ash and Yans look like
• 24:23
  tall idiots the entire school. And I'd like to pass mas no problem,
• 24:27
  consider it done, and right now, I'd rather have a hot pepperoni pizza
• 24:34
  than those leftovers hot pepperoni pizza. You know something, kid, we could
• 24:37
  be friends. Snow us. Mom will never let me call out. Call
• 24:42
  out, kid, don't make me laugh. I'm hot. One large pepperoni
• 24:49
  pizza coming up in thirty seconds. Oh you get it free. I have
• 24:56
  a caddamn bra. All right. I had to stop there, so,
• 25:00
  uh yeah, there's a lot going on. We meet munchie fine pizzas antics
• 25:06
  at the school already, where do we want to start? I when they
• 25:10
  did the funeral part, when the step dad goes, you're right, I
• 25:12
  am a creep. I laughed out a lot about okay. That scene is
• 25:17
  hilarious. Him crying and saying he was arrested for bigamy is very funny,
• 25:23
  objectively funny, but also it's kind of mature too, Like what kid knows
• 25:26
  what bigamy is? I had to google it. I didn't know what it
• 25:30
  was, especially as like, yeah, a little kid like that specific of
• 25:34
  a word. Yeah, yeah, I was arrested for bigamy. Is the
• 25:41
  funeral scene. I love the funeral like undertaker guy that's there. I don't
• 25:47
  know, he's just funny, Like the way he delivered his line was really
• 25:49
  funny. Yeah, okay, and then so we learned that Munchie Grant's wishes
• 25:56
  and can throw his voice and he has magic powers, so those are like
• 26:02
  what he can do. Yeah, So in my notes, I was like,
• 26:04
  is Munchie a genie? That's where I thought this was going. Yeah,
• 26:07
  but when he when he first sees Munchie for the first time, I
• 26:10
  think he played that perfectly. He looked fucking petrified and then he just ran
• 26:15
  off like I think any human would do. Yeah. I was scary.
• 26:18
  Yeah. But oh but then also when he goes home and Munchie's just watching
• 26:22
  TV. I wasn't expecting that, and I laughed out loud again just watching
• 26:26
  TV with that jacket off and on his bed. Oh, it was just
• 26:30
  the editing was so funny. I was like, oh shit, I wasn't
• 26:32
  thinking he was gonna be there just yet. But yeah, and then Munchie
• 26:36
  sleeping is frightening. That's really creepy. I don't like watching him sleep at
• 26:40
  all. But at this point I was still thinking it was it was going
• 26:42
  to have like a horror element to it, and so I just knew it
• 26:47
  was a kids movie. But the horror thing on my on my TV said
• 26:49
  that, you know, but so I was just waiting for him to go
• 26:52
  to sleep, and I was like, well, I would not just go
• 26:55
  to sleep with a creature in my bed, but if they flew a pizza
• 26:57
  to you beforehand and think about how much like pollution and flies and bugs and
• 27:03
  everything is on that pizza too. Yeah, where did that? I love
• 27:07
  the scene with the principle and the tramp that not that she's a tramp,
• 27:14
  but she's kind of tramp. That was a good scene. Yeah. Yeah,
• 27:18
  And like I said earlier, the reason I thought that bully kids like
• 27:21
  he had that those Matt Gates vibes when he's talking when him and the other
• 27:23
  bully are like confronting Gauge and he goes, she'll be my girlfriend until I
• 27:27
  decide she's not my girlfriend or something like that. I went confirmed. I
• 27:33
  was like that kid that grew up to be that fucking asshole. Though.
• 27:36
  Yeah, I kind of like that kid. I thought he was. I
• 27:38
  thought he was pretty funny, and especially in the funeral scene where he's like
• 27:42
  it was actually overcompensating for an inferior organ complax. Yeah, and then played
• 27:47
  that bully character. I thought he was great. Yeah. Yeah, I
• 27:52
  just the scene with the principle in the in the secretary like doing things and
• 27:56
  stuff. Um, that was a little cheesy, the pet names and everything.
• 28:02
  In my mind, I'm thinking like she'd be like, oh, you're
• 28:04
  making me so wet, and then the principle will be like I'm robbing right
• 28:10
  that kind of thing like not yeah, so I do look at up though
• 28:18
  the very first home computer was invented in nineteen seventy one. Huh, so
• 28:22
  Munchie would have never really seen a computer. Let it know, let it
• 28:25
  let alone know that that's where a school keeps the grades. So I'm onto
• 28:29
  you writers, but I do love the right. When the teacher leaves to
• 28:37
  go help the principle with the sound, the kids all just start throwing Yeah,
• 28:44
  they've been not listening to, like what's at what's going on? They
• 28:45
  just artomatically have paper airplanes and hundreds of paper airplanes and paper balls. And
• 28:53
  what's funny is like the teacher is worried about what the principle and the secretary
• 28:57
  is saying on the pa sist and as she leaves, she tells the class
• 29:02
  not to talk. So then what are they going to do? Listen to
• 29:03
  what I'm saying, don't listen and don't talk. Okay, let's talk about
• 29:12
  the mechanics of Munchie for a second. So, Um, eyes only move
• 29:17
  left and right. Um, there's kind of blinking, not really Um.
• 29:22
  The mouth doesn't fully close ever. Um. And the lips only kind of
• 29:26
  move but they don't look like they can form any words. Yeah. And
• 29:30
  then Rhea, the hands. I can't handle the hand. I mean,
• 29:33
  like I really was just like I don't know if I can sit here and
• 29:37
  watch this because every time his fingers in his hand, Oh, I just
• 29:41
  wanted to cry. Yeah, and they were just kind of spinning left and
• 29:44
  right back all the way like it was pretty yeah, alarm, it was
• 29:48
  pretty creepy. The mechanics of this month of Munchie are just monster. Yeah,
• 29:52
  monster are awful. They're just terrible. Yeah. And yeah, I
• 29:57
  really took away from like his character, like, I don't it looks like
• 30:03
  he's talking to like a toy. Yeah. Yeah, and the character never
• 30:07
  moves every single scene of Munchy Stationary because they can't make a move. Do
• 30:11
  you think they shot this movie because they had this animatronic thing or do you
• 30:15
  think they made this on animatronic thing for them? I think they made it
• 30:18
  for the movie because it's a spinoff of Munchies. But Munchee looks nothing like
• 30:22
  the Muncheese characters, right, Yeah. And then the scene where he's in
• 30:30
  the locker talking to Gauge, which you're getting to a little later, you
• 30:33
  can actually see like yeah through the neck right of the mechanics. Oh yeah,
• 30:38
  I have that in my notes, And I was like, they just
• 30:41
  left that because it's just the scene of Muncie only there's no other people.
• 30:44
  They could have reshot that. I don't know. I do want to mention
• 30:45
  this. So Munchie grants Grant's wishes. Right, We've we've established that the
• 30:51
  first thing that Munchie hears Gauge say is that he wishes he was dead.
• 30:57
  Oh what like afterlife. I'm just like, there's your there's your opportunity for
• 31:04
  the horror. Like Munchie is going to track down Gauge and kill him because
• 31:08
  he wished he was dead, you know. Yeah. And then later,
• 31:15
  like you know, Gauge gets upset with Munchie for all this stuff, and
• 31:18
  Munchie says the thing, um, you should never wish for anything unless you
• 31:23
  really want it, right, They don't use that opportunity to be like are
• 31:27
  you sure you want to wish you were dead. Like they don't even like
• 31:30
  mention that, the fact that Gage said that like three times in the intro
• 31:34
  of the movie. No, it's just like, oh, you shouldn't have
• 31:37
  asked for all this fun and antics. It's like you wish you were dead,
• 31:40
  Like you should be really careful what you wish for. But no,
• 31:41
  they didn't even like use an opportunity to like teach a moral here or anything.
• 31:47
  Yeah, the movie had no real purpose. I don't know what the
• 31:52
  purpose of the one. I think that's why it's an hour and fifteen minutes
• 31:53
  long, Like that's true, Yeah, because there's no Yeah, there's no
• 31:57
  message. There's just a bunch of zany shit that happens. Do we know
• 32:01
  where Munchie's outfit came from? Well, because like if he's this ancient being,
• 32:07
  you'd think he would have this, I don't know, different outfit.
• 32:13
  But I'm like, he looks like a greaser and why Yeah, and then
• 32:15
  later he's wearing like a track suit so he looks like he's part of the
• 32:17
  mob. Yeah yeah, then he then he has a tuxedo on at some
• 32:21
  point. Yeah, so he just can change his clothes at will, But
• 32:24
  why but why the greaser looking Yeah, I don't know. We don't even
• 32:29
  go into that part yet about like the ancient thing, but some of my
• 32:31
  notes is like, so I started questioning right when he starts talking about Shakespeare.
• 32:36
  I'm like, so is he immortal because Shakespeare lived in Yeah? Yeah,
• 32:42
  thats getting crazier. I'm like, why yeah, yeah, it begins
• 32:49
  to make less and less sense. Um, yeah, because that's it right
• 32:52
  now. Yeah. The only thing I can think of is why they went
• 32:57
  with sort of this like greaser, excuse me this greaser and um, you
• 33:02
  know, I don't know. He keeps saying these things like I gotta update
• 33:06
  my material, you know, so maybe he just is still living in this
• 33:09
  past. I don't know, you know, like he's like he says it
• 33:15
  like three times, like I gotta update my material. I know, but
• 33:19
  it's I don't know. So Roger R. R. J. Robertson was
• 33:24
  born in nineteen forty six, so maybe you know, he was uh fourteen
• 33:30
  and nineteen fifty, so maybe he grew up so he just liked greaser.
• 33:35
  I don't know. I'm trying to find some kind of connection. Thank you
• 33:38
  for trying. Andy. All right, we're ready for next block, yes,
• 33:45
  and he's excited. Uh so nexting, Gage just come out of the
• 33:50
  gym showers with Munchie waiting in his locker. Leon. The bully comes by
• 33:52
  and taw webs Gauge. As Leon leaves, Munchie throws Gauge's voice and talks
• 33:57
  crap to the bully, upsetting Leon as Leon walks. As Leon walks away,
• 34:01
  Munchie calls Leon a kiss ass, and he starts towards Gauge, only
• 34:05
  to have Munchie throw the locker door and gate in Leon's face. I miswrote
• 34:15
  this. I'm sorry, hold on, I wrote that he chokes Gauge and
• 34:21
  that didn't happen. I wonder what I meant there. Okay, I would
• 34:30
  have been really all right. So Munchie calls Leon a kiss ass and he
• 34:37
  starts towards Gauge, only have Munchie throw the locker door in Leon's face.
• 34:42
  Munchie then dumps a bucket of water on Leon and then throws the bars of
• 34:45
  soap. Leon slips and falls days Leon approaches Gauge again, but Gauge upper
• 34:50
  cuts him into a laundry basket that magically appears, and classmates appear, cheering
• 34:54
  Gauge on the pe teacher explains the Gauge there's no fighting allowed, giving him
• 34:59
  a slap on the wrist. Now at a talent show backstage, Gage finds
• 35:02
  Muncie and Shakespeare garb. The principal introduces Ashton and Andrea reading to the balcony
• 35:07
  scene from Romeo and Juliet. With Munchie sabotaging, He crashes the set,
• 35:12
  has Ashton slip on a banana peel and pantss him in front of the whole
• 35:15
  school as they laugh on. Principal Thornton suspects Gauge is behind all the day's
• 35:20
  mischief and is now as set out to prove it. Munchie is smug about
• 35:23
  helping him out, but Gauge is upset. Later, Gage brings over the
• 35:27
  box Munchie lived in over to the professors to ask him about it. Professor
• 35:30
  Crookshank conveniently has a book depicting Munchie comically through history and hieroglyphics, pictured with
• 35:36
  Buddha and in cave paintings. Professor urges Gauge to get Munchie to his house.
• 35:40
  Gauge heads back to his house, where Mom has a fancy dinner ready
• 35:44
  for them and Elliott. Gage lets an Elliott, who wants Gauge to fuck
• 35:46
  off so he can repose. As Elliott is left alone, Munchie begins his
• 35:50
  sabotage, calling it Operation Dinner Storm. As he's dressed in camo. He
• 35:54
  starts by messing with the lights and music. Then Munchie pulls the chair from
• 35:59
  underneath him. Munchy shakes the champagne bottle, going all over Elliott when he
• 36:02
  opens it. Munchy then puts a match in Elliot's shoe and lights it on
• 36:06
  fire. Just before he can pop the question, the fire reaches him and
• 36:08
  he screams. Elliot accuses Gage and yells at him as Kathy Protestant discussed.
• 36:14
  Elliot apologizes and convinces her to go out to dinner. Gage, Gage,
• 36:19
  what are you shlepping in here? How's opening? You could tell me it's
• 36:23
  something I found? Where did you find this? It's incredible? I mean
• 36:30
  it's valuable. It's not only valuable, it is invaluable. Was there something
• 36:37
  in here? I know you're not going to believe this, but there is
• 36:42
  this little creature in there. Don't move if you stay right there, don't
• 36:47
  move, don't breathe, don't breathe, and don't move. Just stay right
• 36:52
  there. Don't do anything at all. Don't do anything here. You're here
• 36:55
  to show you something. Did it look like this? That's him? And
• 37:07
  and this that too? How about this? Is he that old? He's
• 37:15
  older than that. You don't do look what you've found. I just want
• 37:20
  to get rid of him. For my entire life goes down the drain.
• 37:22
  You talk with him? Yeah, he keeps calling me pal pal? Could
• 37:30
  could you introduce him to me? I don't know. I told him to
• 37:35
  get lost, but I have a feeling I haven't seen the last of him.
• 37:38
  Well, do the best you can. In the meantime, Can I
• 37:42
  keep the box here so I can study these symbols? Sure? I mean
• 37:45
  it's his box. He if he wants it back, also move it again.
• 37:51
  Yes, that would be fine. That would be fine. I have
• 37:58
  about two or three million questions. So what a while this is? There's
• 38:06
  so much going on right now. The kid that when he gets punched in
• 38:10
  the locker room, they didn't even try to make it not look like an
• 38:14
  adult. For the stunt double, it looked. It was one of the
• 38:16
  worst stunt doubles ever seen in my life. It was fucking great. At
• 38:20
  first, I was like, he walks to Gauge and then immediately behind him
• 38:23
  as the laundry basket that he falls in. But then I realized that,
• 38:27
  Okay, well Munchy can do magic, so I assume he just made it
• 38:30
  appear. I felt like that scene was so he that boldly got seriously hurt.
• 38:39
  Yeah, the brand that ps just like, Gauge, what are you
• 38:42
  doing? And then those kids randomly appearing like how long were they standing there?
• 38:46
  Are they watching this whole thing? Yeah right, yeah, they're like
• 38:50
  yeah him, And I don't like that he like whipped him with a towel
• 38:52
  either, Like that's something about that just seemed unsettling too. Yeah. Yeah,
• 38:59
  that whole scene was weird. The Shakespeare part was weird. Uh.
• 39:02
  It is funny though, because when you write kids movie, when like when
• 39:06
  someone's pants fall down, that is top tier kid comedy. Yeah we want
• 39:13
  yeah um. But so at the end of the Shakespeare thing, though,
• 39:15
  I don't understand this little mechanism. So Gauge is mad at Munchie and he
• 39:20
  goes, you know whatever, leave me alone, and then he pulls a
• 39:22
  rope which then causes it like a black blanket to fall on Munchy, but
• 39:27
  it's not on stage. It's behind the stage, so who would even set
• 39:31
  why would you need a black blanket to fall somewhere randomly behind the stage.
• 39:36
  I know it's a movie, but they didn't. I don't know. I
• 39:37
  just yeah, I just love these writers because later on, like a car
• 39:40
  slide, they're like, oh fuck, I don't know. My favorite lines
• 39:45
  is kind of been last scene or the last you know whatever part, and
• 39:49
  it's so good, Like the writing is just impactable. So this is when
• 39:53
  I did realize that I think Munchie might be God because he is immortal and
• 39:59
  he's in the neighbor's book, so maybe, And they were like, he's
• 40:04
  always been. That's a lot of people's argument for God, Like God's always
• 40:07
  been, Munchie's always been. So they throw in maybe this is a religious
• 40:10
  movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The religion of Munchie they
• 40:15
  throw in just so cavalierly, like he he invented the car, he wrote
• 40:20
  William Shakespeare's plays for him, he also created civilizations. Yeah, like what
• 40:29
  to think about it? And then he's not focused on Yeah. I know.
• 40:34
  They never explained, right, They never explained why he's wanting to kind
• 40:37
  of help this boy rather than he let him out of the box. Yeah,
• 40:44
  so so like as like, is he a genie? I don't know.
• 40:45
  I don't know. They don't explain it at the end either. Yeah,
• 40:50
  Okay, it's just a bunch of stuff that happened, um during so
• 40:55
  the talent show. Uh this, this is the hardest I laugh for the
• 41:01
  whole movie. If you want to play that clip, Andy, thank you
• 41:06
  for another memorable accordion solo. That kid's timing and delivery of that line.
• 41:17
  Hey snooki poo what is it? Uh? We couldn't hear it on our
• 41:22
  end, but hey, snooky pooh, how's bunny cakes? Yeah? I
• 41:25
  laughed so hard that kills me so angry too. Yeah, I don't like
• 41:30
  he was really angry, but he's just really prepared that to happen. I
• 41:35
  thought it was great, um, and then I have my notes here.
• 41:38
  So Elliott has only known her for two months and he's ready to propose um.
• 41:45
  And then she was just like fine with the way he treated Gauge.
• 41:47
  Yeah, Hey, we're gonna have to dinner. Yeah, and that.
• 41:51
  But there was another funny part. He goes, hey, did you make
• 41:52
  the football team yet? And he goes, no, but I decked the
• 41:54
  start quarterback. Hey, that's great. Yeah, he's like not even paying
• 41:58
  attention at that point. Yeah. I loved this interaction. So he did
• 42:02
  buy an eighty five dollars bottle of wine and nowadays that'd be one hundred and
• 42:06
  eighty five dollars pretty expensive. Yeah yeah, so, I mean he did
• 42:10
  buy an expensive bottle of wine. So but I do feel like he kept
• 42:15
  talking about going down on her in front of them like everybody, because he
• 42:17
  kept talking about the meal and she's like, oh, I can't wait to
• 42:21
  eat me. I'm like, is this like a sexy thing? I don't
• 42:22
  understand what Jeff Andrew Stevens Elliott. What do I think of him? Would
• 42:34
  you? Would you hit it? Hit him? No? Uh no,
• 42:38
  But I definitely like the villain. I like him, like, I think
• 42:42
  he's a good character. I too, like, yeah, I love their
• 42:46
  interaction with the engage, and it didn't bother me about the It made me
• 42:50
  reminisce about Golden Girls because Golden Girls is the same way with like the speedy
• 42:54
  marriage proposals, like they're dating a guy for one episode and then they're ready
• 42:59
  to get engaged or have a wedding only in their house. But anyways,
• 43:02
  I digest or digress. Did you notice that he's like always out of breath
• 43:09
  or like the whole movie too, he's always he's blunch no Elliott, Oh
• 43:16
  yeah, yeah yeah, I do feel like Munchie might have been I feel
• 43:20
  like Dom Deluis might have been drunk. I mean, like it doesn't sound
• 43:24
  that good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he definitely phoned it in.
• 43:29
  Like there were lots of lines where it was just like him honestly to the
• 43:32
  jokes aren't even like that great, Yeah they're not. You know, they
• 43:38
  would have just tweaked it, and we call this at the end, but
• 43:42
  like if they would just tweaked it a little bit and like leaned in a
• 43:44
  little bit more into like how shitty it is, it would have been like,
• 43:47
  yeah, make get a little more camp here. Yeah, at one
• 43:52
  point, I think it's right around here. But Munchie makes a desert storm
• 43:55
  joke. Fucking dark because according to the Imperial War Museum, between twenty and
• 44:02
  thirty five thousand Iraqi soldiers died and the civilian deaths between one hundred and two
• 44:08
  hundred thousand people during Iraqi War. So for them, or if it does
• 44:12
  at storm, for them, just to fucking make a nonchalant joke about that,
• 44:15
  like right after it happens, I'm like, God, damn, they
• 44:19
  don't know if it's between one hundred thousand or two hundred thousand civilians somewhere between
• 44:22
  there. Oh yeah, that's a big difference. Huge, that's a lot
• 44:25
  of people. But yeah, what I'm saying is like they should have a
• 44:29
  better idea. I would think. I don't know what the since this is
• 44:32
  like in Iraq or the Iraq especially, I don't know are the dark Are
• 44:38
  we against Iraq right now? As a country? I'm not okay as a
• 44:45
  country. Past that's Munchie leads to Middle East at one point, though the
• 44:57
  step dad does look straight at the camera. Though, Yes, because I
• 45:00
  wrote it in my nose and I was like, what, oh yeah it
• 45:01
  breaks the fourth camera. Yeah yeah, I was crazy Gilligan's Island this weekend
• 45:07
  and the skipper breaks the fourth wall a lot. Yeah, how ship you
• 45:14
  don't go? I don't think it was named a second. It's not important,
• 45:16
  No, are you thinking about the skipper? We can use our cell
• 45:22
  phones. It's more fun not to. But yeah, I'm gonna look up.
• 45:25
  Let's get back to Yeah, let's get back to mante Well we can
• 45:30
  wait you're gonna yell at at one Island. No, I'm not Alan howe.
• 45:37
  Oh I knew it was a howl, so yeah, I did say
• 45:39
  how and only Tina Louise is the only one still alive. The ship was
• 45:44
  an old show? What episode was that? Because they cut up they cut
• 45:52
  her up? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, anyways, okay, back to
• 45:55
  you. Ali. As Elliot and Kathy drive off, Gage calls out for
• 46:04
  Munchie and confronts him for going too far. Munchie warns him he shouldn't ask
• 46:07
  for things unless he really wants them. Munchie suggests a party, and he
• 46:10
  calls Andrew over to their house, to which she asks if her father can
• 46:15
  come. Yeah, explained later, but oh my god. And then Munchie
• 46:25
  purchases Katerine on Elliot's card, which he stole. Munchie then calls Hugh Hefner
• 46:30
  with Jack Nicholson's voice to bring in some playboy bunnies in a band. Gage
• 46:35
  has his headphones in, but the party is so loud it brings him downstairs
• 46:37
  to find the house full of guests, a band, Plane and Munchie had
• 46:39
  a keg with some liquor bottles. Andrew arrives with their dad and they act
• 46:44
  impressed. Yeah. Meanwhile, the Italian restaurant, Elliott has proposed to Kathy,
• 46:51
  but she suggests they just be friends. Elliot and solds Kathy in response
• 46:53
  and demands to be taken home. Elliot is further embarrassed by his missing wallet.
• 46:58
  Back at the party, Munchie's get drunk. Gauge and Andrea head outside,
• 47:01
  and he learns that Andrea's mom just died. They're interrupted by the Professor,
• 47:06
  who received his grant. They head into the party looking for Munchie.
• 47:09
  Mom and Elliott pull up, surprised by the party, and they enter and
• 47:12
  Mom meals at Gauge. Mom kicks everyone out as Elliott looks on. Smugly.
• 47:16
  Mom punishes Gage with cleaning up the house as Elliott suggests beating him.
• 47:22
  They overhear munchee storying and Elliott bags him. As Elliott threatens to do research
• 47:27
  on Munchie at his lab, Andrea thwarts Elliott, and Gage and the Professor
• 47:30
  run away with Munchie and his jeep. Elliott follows and behind them Mom and
• 47:34
  Andrea and her dad. During the chase, Elliott rams the jeep as Munchie
• 47:37
  takes the wheel. Munchie uses his magic to make the jeep fly and Elliott
• 47:42
  crashes his car into a donut shop. Conveniently, police are there to arrest
• 47:45
  Eliot for drunk driving. As police take off, Munchie flips off. Elliott
• 47:53
  doesn't even really yeah yeah, yeah, well the best you can with those
• 47:59
  yeah, your head. So I took care of mister JEQ for you.
• 48:04
  Yeah, you got him good, all right, But I'm going got the
• 48:07
  blame. Did you see his face? She'll never marry that snoop? Now,
• 48:12
  I guess you're right, will you just go too far? Gage?
• 48:15
  You should never ask for anything unless you really want it. I know,
• 48:24
  I know what you need. A party. You're down in the dumps,
• 48:28
  right, A party? A party here, no way, and Andrea is
• 48:34
  the first one to get an invite forget it. Look, I'm gonna go
• 48:37
  upstairs to study it. Can much TV if you want. I'm going back
• 48:42
  to the kitchen later, Alligator, no parties? Do you hear me?
• 48:47
  M I hear him, but I'm just not listening party time. Yeah.
• 49:00
  So there's there's a lot of stuff going on in this climax scene. So
• 49:07
  the jeep doesn't run. I assume it runs now on magic right, because
• 49:12
  he never got it working and it just it's working now and then it flies
• 49:15
  of course, so I assume Munchie's making the car work. Um, I
• 49:22
  want to party with Munchie. I mean it does not look like a lot
• 49:25
  of fun. He fucking went down for yet he dressed up in a TEXI
• 49:30
  though. It's weird. It's like a costume party. Like half the people
• 49:31
  are in costumes, then the rest the rest aren't. There's just people who
• 49:37
  are are in costume, and there's people that are not, and then there's
• 49:39
  also people that are formal attire. Because I loved the Italian punk it's like
• 49:45
  this punk rocker but he has like an Italian flag patch. There's like a
• 49:49
  guy in a toga thing. Yeah, I get, yeah, okay,
• 49:52
  maybe it was a yeah like I get. Oh, I wonder when this?
• 49:55
  Did he come out around Halloween? I think, like, man,
• 50:00
  yeah, so weird. Um I thought this was a dream sequence because I
• 50:05
  was like, why is the dad over there? God? Yeah yeah,
• 50:10
  munch she's all as Gauge's voice. It's like, yeah, you can bring
• 50:14
  your father. Why why I'm having a party. You want to bring your
• 50:17
  dad? Yea also ben drinking? Yeah yeah, And they don't ask like,
• 50:24
  hey, where's your where's your parents? There's alcohol here at this party
• 50:29
  that you're hosting, and you're a child, And the principal was there chugging,
• 50:32
  chugging out of the cake. He's a cake chug And I was like,
• 50:36
  Wow, they're getting down at this party. The best line is when
• 50:40
  the chascene starts and then the mom and Andrew or whatever her name is,
• 50:45
  and then the dad and she's like, who are you? The mom says,
• 50:46
  and then oh, that's my dad or whatever it was. I wrote
• 50:50
  that down and goes, don't worry, miss Dobson, we can follow in
• 50:52
  my car. Great. By the way, who are you? I left
• 50:55
  a lot of them. Yeah, it was good the writing. They just
• 51:00
  next at all. Yeah, because but yeah, it's all adults and two
• 51:06
  kids in that whole party. There's nowhere the kids in those two so it's
• 51:08
  super fucking weird. Yeah, neighbor, there's It's just I love that there's
• 51:14
  this one guy who's dressed like Miami Vice. Like he's got like an eighties
• 51:16
  style suit and sunglasses. Did you notice that guy? Um, there's a
• 51:21
  scene later where Gage and Andrew are dancing and that guy does like takes his
• 51:25
  sunglasses down and doesn't look at both of them like really creepily. Yeah,
• 51:31
  it's like and if it wasn't trying to be creepy, then that would be
• 51:35
  a look like, man, they got some moves. Have you guys seen
• 51:37
  these two dances? They know what they're doing. They probably taught Did you
• 51:44
  catch the song in the background of the party, Oh for sure? Yeah.
• 51:47
  Yeah it was like a half ass B fifty twos or someone. Women
• 51:52
  are like that and women are like that, Yeah exactly, women be shopping.
• 52:01
  Uh, like the the ATM machine or whatever that's made out of wood
• 52:07
  that just explodes and the money. Yeah, I love that to you.
• 52:13
  That the happiest the dad's been since the mom died is at some kid's birthday
• 52:17
  party. She goes, this is the happiest I've seen my dad since my
• 52:22
  mom. So that's that guy's gonna have a long life. Yeah, and
• 52:30
  that stepdad is just pure. They've really tried to make him more evil than
• 52:32
  I think he really was. Yeah, just beat him. Yeah, yeah,
• 52:37
  Like they made him seem like Professor Krookshank is like he takes stem cells
• 52:43
  and puts them in animals and then like I'm like, so you're mad because
• 52:46
  he's just wanting to cure cancer. That's what we're what we hate him for.
• 52:52
  It did remind me, though, he let's take him to the lab
• 52:53
  for research, and I was like, I wonder if he works at the
• 52:55
  Hindz. Yeah, I do love it. Like the small ways our scripts
• 53:00
  are like kind of similar, you know what I mean, Like, yeah,
• 53:02
  he's gonna take him to this the lab. Mine had a car chase
• 53:07
  in a pizza place, and I don't know, it's just interesting when Elliott
• 53:12
  sees MUNCHI passed out, Elliott goes, what the hell is that? I
• 53:15
  was like, Yeah, that's an accurate. Yeah, that's the most realistic
• 53:19
  reaction to Munchie the entire movie. Yeah, because it's like Mom and Andrea
• 53:23
  and her dad, like nobody's phazed. Mhmm. But just like that's that's
• 53:29
  that even like uh, you know ET, which I hate. Yeah,
• 53:32
  the et the mom on that she just doesn't isn't phazed at all that there's
• 53:37
  this alien that's been living with him. Yeah, And at one point during
• 53:42
  the car chase, he goes, oh my gosh, one more, one
• 53:45
  more hit like that, I'll knock us off of the road. So that
• 53:46
  means that car is dependent on how many times the bumper gets it, which
• 53:52
  is all I'm gonna take three hits, don't anything. Another boring car chase.
• 53:57
  But it's another boring car chase. It's weird that they can make a
• 54:00
  car chase boring. But this is when I wrote down. I was like,
• 54:04
  how are we going to end this movie? I don't know, car
• 54:06
  flies away? Fucking We're done, perfect, done. I do have one
• 54:12
  small recap for the ending here. So in the closing scene at an airport,
• 54:15
  professor is ready to leave and takes Munchie with him. Um to go
• 54:21
  study the what is it the I didn't write it down, but they're going
• 54:25
  to study that ancient civilization from his research grant, I think, yeah,
• 54:30
  Um, so Gage, Mom, Andrew and her dad send off the professor
• 54:34
  and Munchie. The police. The plane crew are yelling at the flight clerk,
• 54:37
  saying that they were held up. It turns out Munchie is piloting the
• 54:39
  plane as it takes off opportunity to explore ancient civilizations with someone who might have
• 54:46
  created them. Yeah, I guess it's off for the best. Well,
• 54:52
  I get that in jail, it's gonna come looking from Munchie. He'll be
• 54:55
  safe with you, you know, Muncha. I'm they're gonna miss you,
• 55:01
  and I'm gonna miss you too, pal big time. But the Professor needs
• 55:05
  me. Don't worry. You haven't seen the last of me, Professor tempest
• 55:13
  fugion. We don't want to miss our flight, all right, put your
• 55:15
  head down so I don't knock you. We're going. We're going. We
• 55:21
  got tickets and we're going. Are you comfortable down there? Yeah? We
• 55:25
  wait a call for six munchhel do me a favor. Don't talk. There
• 55:29
  are people around. You're attention. I'm a hoarding call for flight seventeen leading
• 55:34
  to the lost city of armand Cohn not holding at game twelve. And please
• 55:38
  no more as take fishing songs. Be nice. We've got to get on
• 55:49
  board. I'm sorry, sir, the aircraft has already begun its taxi down
• 55:52
  the runway. That's impossible. I'm the captain, this is my crew.
• 55:55
  We were held up in a stalled elevator. I don't understand if you cue
• 56:00
  he who's at the controls of that plane. Gentleman, welcome to transun on
• 56:07
  your seatbelts and get ready for the ride of your life. Part day time
• 56:15
  he hijacks the plane. Yeah, yeah, it's so yeah, him and
• 56:19
  the professor or just copilot just waving, so yeah, before they get to
• 56:24
  the airport. Um so why so why would Elliott based on what he did,
• 56:31
  He's like, where's my wallet? Why would knowing his why would why
• 56:36
  would the cops be like, Okay, we're not gonna arrest you because now
• 56:38
  we know your name. Doesn't matter if he has a wallet or not,
• 56:42
  like he fucking ran into like a donut shop or whatever they were doing.
• 56:45
  The cops did arrest him, no, but what's what I'm saying. But
• 56:47
  he's like, where's my wallet? Like that would change because he has identification?
• 56:52
  And I love that the cop just happened to know the professor too.
• 56:54
  Yeah good, but I like him. It's crazy see airports before nine to
• 57:00
  eleven though, Yeah you're just walking up to the gate. Later, yeah
• 57:04
  you can still a plane and then fly it all crazy too, And they're
• 57:09
  not even trying to hide Munchie in the airports like at first they kind of
• 57:13
  were, but then he's just out on the open. And then if you
• 57:15
  just out in the open, why even have it? Why did they why
• 57:16
  did he need Munchie to anyway? If Munchie was already there. Why did
• 57:22
  they have to go Yeah, need to be like, yeah, man,
• 57:24
  it's a civilization a few thousand years ago, I invented it. Yeah yeah.
• 57:30
  And then there's just happens to be this like regular charter like commercial plane
• 57:34
  that's flying to the Lost City of Acrobat or whatever, even like on the
• 57:40
  announcement system, next flight up, but now boarding the lost city of whatever?
• 57:46
  What. I think we need to start writing kiss You don't really have
• 57:50
  to focus, just be like boom, just write some shit, zero effort
• 57:55
  apparently. Yeah. I also was just like, you know, like Gauge
• 58:00
  and Andrea are supposed to be like this kind of love interest, right,
• 58:02
  And I'm like, but clearly also his mom and her dad are gonna be
• 58:07
  a love interest. I'm like, great, so we're gonna have some incests
• 58:10
  like this is is this how cruel intentions started? There? You go?
• 58:19
  But yeah, seriously, like the whole movie is Gauge is in love with
• 58:22
  Andrea, and at the end it's like there's some family together now because they
• 58:25
  both don't have a mom and a dad. Yeah. Uh good times.
• 58:31
  I'm not gonna lie though, even though we were talking about it, I
• 58:35
  did enjoy the movies. I did enjoy it. Oh my god, I
• 58:40
  mean it is you don't have to think at all. Yeah, it's so
• 58:45
  crazy that like I was like, Okay, what's what's gonna happen next?
• 58:50
  I had fun watching this movie. I don't know what was gonna happen?
• 58:53
  How did you have fun? But like Matt Locke was too crazy for you,
• 58:58
  or the Muppets go to Disney World, it was too crazy for you.
• 59:01
  But this is not maybe this is maybe it's Dom DeLuise he carried me
• 59:07
  through it or something. I don't know. It was insane. I loved
• 59:10
  it. I don't understand you at all. It's fuddy uh uh wow,
• 59:20
  what a what a bizarre little I don't know. Screenshot of the nineties.
• 59:25
  It's it's not even like nineties like it's it's no, it's like fifties,
• 59:30
  sixties humor. It's like a timeless movie. Oh are you for the correct
• 59:40
  They just would have like cleaned up the timing a little bit and leaned in
• 59:44
  a little bit more to like how bad it is and how campy it could
• 59:46
  be. It would have been like a cult classic. I think you're not
• 59:50
  wrong, Like it has all the bones for that kind of thing. But
• 59:52
  yeah, they just it's just terrible writing as a kids movie, because you
• 59:57
  don't need to write well for kids movie. Yeah, it's just like some
• 1:00:00
  it happens. Make it look look at the movie. It's fucking awful,
• 1:00:02
  but people love it. So I'm giving this a seven out of ten for
• 1:00:06
  kids what and as just a movie in general, I'm giving it a five
• 1:00:09
  out of ten. There's movies I would watch this over, like a lot
• 1:00:15
  of movies I've seen in my life. What I think any anybody why is
• 1:00:19
  that? Uh? It wasn't very long, Yeah, it wasn't. There
• 1:00:22
  was nothing too serious about it except for the kid wanted to kill himself a
• 1:00:25
  munch Yeah, and it was silly. It was easy to follow, Okay,
• 1:00:31
  it was easy to follow. Yeah, okay, I don't know what.
• 1:00:35
  Okay, So this is the thing. The Munchie was god, and
• 1:00:38
  I think that's what the movie was about. Difficulty. I do want to
• 1:00:44
  say here, I wrote this at the end of my notes. I did
• 1:00:47
  not root for Gage once. That kid is a great a dork like that
• 1:00:53
  for the star of the film. That kid sucks. He's not a good
• 1:00:58
  actor. Yeah, he's he's like his pants look like they've already given itself
• 1:01:01
  a wedgie, like throughout the whole film, like he's just a dork.
• 1:01:07
  I could not get behind Gauge in this movie. I'm with you because he's
• 1:01:14
  failing math prior to the movie starting. But so you know what I mean,
• 1:01:17
  Like, so it seems like a lot of the problems are caused by
• 1:01:22
  him. Yeah, yeah, you're a grade suck or because his dad left
• 1:01:27
  him, his dad doesn't want him. Oh my god, yeah I don't.
• 1:01:35
  I didn't feel bad for him. I didn't feel bad that his dad
• 1:01:37
  left with his new family. It's with Gage, says, and he's with
• 1:01:39
  his new family now. Yeah, and there was no h No, he
• 1:01:45
  didn't become a better person in the Yeah he didn't learnt. No, he
• 1:01:49
  didn't learn. Yeah, he didn't learn anything. Yeah. I don't know
• 1:01:52
  what the point of this movie was. Yeah, zero zero point. That's
• 1:01:54
  why I think maybe I liked it because they weren't trying to make a point.
• 1:01:57
  They're just like, I don't know, just that flying cars will have
• 1:02:00
  like a little munchy character, I don't know, have a cook, chase
• 1:02:02
  a pizza with a knife. That's it. That's it. On Wikipedia,
• 1:02:08
  which everyone can trust because you can edit it yourself, which I have mentioned
• 1:02:14
  before. I've done before with Adele's I say that she eats babies but um,
• 1:02:17
  which I have no proof that she doesn't. Um. It says on
• 1:02:22
  Wikipedia that it's eighteen day production shooting schedule eighteen days, so I'm not sure
• 1:02:28
  what a typical one is. But that doesn't seem very long at all.
• 1:02:30
  That makes a lot of sense. Yeah, I've watched the so on gizmo
• 1:02:37
  Plex, which is the app for Mystery Science Theater three thousand. You can
• 1:02:40
  watch their version of Munchie. Oh yeah, like Mystery Science. I didn't
• 1:02:45
  watch it. It's want to ruin anything until we kind of discuss. So
• 1:02:47
  for those listening, you can listen to two scripts about Munchi. Yeah,
• 1:02:52
  the episode review about Munchies and the Mystery Science Theater about Munchi. Yeah.
• 1:02:55
  And I think, how did this get made? I think they do much.
• 1:02:59
  I think make that do this one? I don't think so. Yeah,
• 1:03:02
  I don't think they did. They didn't fucking need to. I think
• 1:03:06
  anybody who's listening should watch it. Yeah, I watch the movie. You've
• 1:03:10
  come through all the effort of listening to our ship. Phone Booth was filmed
• 1:03:16
  in twelve days. The blair Witch Project was filmed in eight days. What
• 1:03:22
  yeah, wild? So hu does that say if it includes like, like,
• 1:03:30
  what does production time mean in that sense? Do you know? Jeff?
• 1:03:34
  No, it was just Wikipedia, Like, my research level is really
• 1:03:37
  low. Okay, man, she had an eighteen days shooting schedule. Well
• 1:03:42
  that's more pretty. I mean, that's ten days more than Blair Witch Project.
• 1:03:45
  That's crazy think about. I did want to mention though, like the
• 1:03:52
  Mistress Science Theater. One my favorite, my favorite joke was when they show
• 1:03:55
  him, when they show him in the casket, they go, he died
• 1:03:58
  doing what he loved, wishing he was dead. So good. So I
• 1:04:02
  just got the notification on my phone, your IP address has been blocked from
• 1:04:06
  editing Wikipedia. Yeah, and I was just recently in uh Instagram jail.
• 1:04:16
  So I just said, catch a break, all right. Some ratings.
• 1:04:19
  So this has a three point six out of ten on IMDb, two point
• 1:04:24
  one out of five on Letterbox, and a forty one percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
• 1:04:30
  That that blew my mind because when we did that game, Maria,
• 1:04:32
  remember Anaconda has a forty one percent? Yeah, I was like, what
• 1:04:36
  are the fucking odds? The anacon movie. Anaconda is much better than so
• 1:04:45
  Andy. We got your review, which is a seven out of ten.
• 1:04:48
  Uh, Jeff, what would you rate it? Um? I would probably
• 1:04:58
  I would probably do like like out of all like kind of kids movies or
• 1:05:02
  this kind of genre, out of four stars or five stars. How many
• 1:05:05
  show I do five stars day, I'll do ten stars, So out of
• 1:05:10
  ten stars, I would probably give it like a three stars because I I
• 1:05:15
  don't foresee it be it's been out for like thirty years, because I don't
• 1:05:21
  think it doesn't sound like you liked it, Jeff. No, I like
• 1:05:31
  shitty movies and shitty things, like I watched like one of my favorite shows
• 1:05:34
  is like Sisters by the Time for a thousand pounds Sisters or whatever that one
• 1:05:39
  is, so like, I love you know, I was been watching like
• 1:05:41
  the Jewish match Matchmaker on Netflix. None of those sounds real. I watch
• 1:05:45
  anything. I know. There's this one show I watch that has these identical
• 1:05:53
  twins that are dating the same guy and they're trying to get impregnated at the
• 1:05:56
  same exact time. Like that's the kind of shit I want. So like,
• 1:06:00
  So I think I liked this like a movie, Like I'm having excited
• 1:06:03
  reality show. Yeah, it's reality show. Yeah. Even then, I
• 1:06:06
  feel like after one episode to be like, ah, no, I've watched
• 1:06:10
  That's home Tonight at six, I watched, I watched nothing that's good.
• 1:06:15
  But I even we don't have Jackson around, I'm like, we can watch
• 1:06:18
  anything we want right now, and I'm like Jewish matchmaker. Um but uh
• 1:06:24
  no, I I'm really thankful that you thankful. I'm really thankful that you
• 1:06:29
  picked this topic. Real what would you rank it? Rate? Excuse me?
• 1:06:35
  Negative seven out of ten? You hated it that much? Really did?
• 1:06:41
  Oh? Boy? So just a real fun fact about Roger Corman did
• 1:06:46
  um Little Shop of Horrors in two days? So the original one? Right?
• 1:06:58
  Yeah? Yeah? So two days plus three days of rehearsals and one
• 1:07:00
  night shoot. Geez, Louise, that's insane. Huh. I've never seen
• 1:07:04
  the movies, so I don't know how many days of rehearsal three? Yeah,
• 1:07:10
  I mean, I guess maybe shooting schedule doesn't mean that's a bad movie
• 1:07:14
  because I love a Little Shop of Horrors, not the not the Rick moranis
• 1:07:16
  one. Oh okay, yeah, and I don't know I'm time not that
• 1:07:20
  one. No, I don't know, um, I think this is one
• 1:07:26
  that legit. Like sometimes Maria hates things, but this is one that I
• 1:07:30
  could see like, Okay, that makes sense that she's sure. Yeah,
• 1:07:32
  I'm giving this like a three as well, like it's it could be so
• 1:07:35
  much better if it just had like a little more effort. So you're here.
• 1:07:41
  Ali gave it three out of four. I gave it three out of
• 1:07:43
  ten. Andy, I'm the same as Ali. Oh, he's all like,
• 1:07:53
  oh, we all got seventy percent. We all a lot. Oh
• 1:07:57
  that's all right. This movie is why I'm really excited to watch the sequel.
• 1:08:01
  Yeah, because the sequels are usually do we know how much this may?
• 1:08:05
  It was? This released in theaters? Oh wow? Um? Okay,
• 1:08:12
  I want to ask everybody who was who had the best performance? I
• 1:08:15
  think the bully really yeah, I mean are you talking about like acting?
• 1:08:19
  Yeah, yeah, I would say probably the main bully kid probably was the
• 1:08:24
  best actor. I guess no, no, no, no, hands down
• 1:08:26
  neighbor. Sorry, I love the neighbor given to the neighbor. Okay,
• 1:08:30
  that's the neighbor for me too, because he actually stuck out like he's like,
• 1:08:32
  he really acted this role. And I wanted the biggest letdown was Lonnie
• 1:08:38
  Anderson. I was hoping. Yeah, yeah, I just was hoping for
• 1:08:45
  being something extra. What if the instead of her? It was like,
• 1:08:48
  uh, I wish but the same genre. What's that Joan Joan Crawford.
• 1:08:54
  Not Joan Crawford. What's her name Joan Allen? No, not Joe I
• 1:08:58
  wish Joe Allen, Joe of arc No the one her sister is an author
• 1:09:01
  who died and Forrest Gump. No, I don't know. I have no
• 1:09:05
  idea. Yeah, I don't even know. You're talking Joey Joey Junior.
• 1:09:11
  Chev can move on, and then I'll blurt it out when someone else is
• 1:09:14
  talking about who had the best performance, John Collins, you just said the
• 1:09:21
  jeep at the best performance. Uh? I thought Elliott was the best.
• 1:09:28
  I wait, yeah, I was most amused by Elliott. I did that
• 1:09:35
  like Elliott a lot. Actually, I like that. That seemed where he's
• 1:09:39
  crying and says I've been arrested for bigamy is pretty fucking funny, right.
• 1:09:44
  What's bigamy? Is that polygamy? It's like where you're married and you marry
• 1:09:47
  another person. Yeah, yeah, isn't what's polygamy? Then? More than
• 1:09:53
  yeah, and also like the other person didn't know you're already married. Oh
• 1:09:57
  yeah, you know the Great Balls of Fire guy. Uh Jerry Lee Lewis.
• 1:10:02
  So he thought everybody was mad at him because he was a big a
• 1:10:05
  miss but everyone's like, no, man, you're having sex with your under
• 1:10:09
  each cousin. He thought it was just because he was already married. Who
• 1:10:13
  would want to marry multiple people like one marriage? Like, like Ria knows
• 1:10:16
  being married to one person's not right. Yes, I just that's you know,
• 1:10:24
  it's weird. Out of the blue. I listened to the Jurassic Park
• 1:10:26
  episode two days and YouTube brought up divorces. Then Ria and I are Jeff
• 1:10:34
  and yeah, could be like gay divorced. Jeff said, it's okay if
• 1:10:40
  he gets gay divorce because it's cute. I shouldn't say stuff like that,
• 1:10:46
  it's cute. That's all right. I feel like our podcast we could go
• 1:10:53
  back and like turn it into like book series. Yeah, that's likely before
• 1:11:00
  where we do your reviews Andy had one last thing to point out, and
• 1:11:01
  that in the sequel, none of the original casts the exception of Gauge.
• 1:11:06
  Gauge is in the very intro of the movie, and then that's it,
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  but Elliott and the guy who plays the principal or whose name is Ace Mask
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  by the way, it is so weird. Um the guy so Andrew Stevens
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  at Ace Mask are in the sequel, but they are completely recast in new
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  roles. Why, I don't know. We'll have to watch it. Yeah,
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  I'm pretty excited. Do you want to watch? Because don't they help
• 1:11:32
  Bill Clinton or something? Yeah? At the very end, he's like assigned
• 1:11:34
  to help actual Bill Clinton. Yeah, but like, oh, I know
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  though, that would have like for I would have like I would have gone
• 1:11:45
  back in time and voted for Bill Clinton if like I knew he started through
• 1:11:50
  the saxophone performance. It's this one, but dom Delouise does not return to
• 1:11:57
  reprise the role of Munchie. So yeah, that's about. That's about.
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  Yeah, Okay, I am done on my end. So Andy, let's
• 1:12:08
  hear some reviews. So I got some short ones and some long ones.
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  Uh. This one is Blake's review Munchie nineteen ninety two. Munchie's based on
• 1:12:16
  a true story. All right, So we have another review here. It
• 1:12:20
  says this one's Jamie's review. Oh I sorry, Blake gave it a Blake
• 1:12:26
  gave it zero stars, no stars. Jamie's review gave it a half of
• 1:12:32
  a star. It says my housemate ask for a written apology after I made
• 1:12:36
  him watched it. D Soul fifteen review gave it a one star. I
• 1:12:45
  do not fuck with Munchie's good to know and I hear the little bit longer
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  ones. I like this one just because it's a two star by subtretto booking
• 1:12:58
  by some well shot and exciting car chases. The meat of this is a
• 1:13:01
  bizarre Rodney Jane Dangerfield meets Gremlin's rip off rip off of et except it's not
• 1:13:09
  funny, charming or heartwarming, but it is pretty horrifying. Yeah, that's
• 1:13:15
  great. I like this person's the explanation of Munchie. This is justin gave
• 1:13:19
  it a three and a half. Munchie looks like shit. His head is
• 1:13:23
  too big, his skin's riding off, and his flapping lips which never match
• 1:13:27
  dom Delouise as a drunken, slurring whisper dark incantations. If you stare at
• 1:13:32
  his gigantic eyes for longer than thirty seconds. It said that MUNCHI will possess
• 1:13:35
  your soul. But the rest of the movie is fun. Angus Scrimm plays
• 1:13:39
  a goofy undertakerruptly at these end. And this is my favorite one out of
• 1:13:45
  them all. This is by VHS Vampire. It's a three star. Munchie
• 1:13:50
  has a good spirit. I think deep down he wants to kill in mame,
• 1:13:55
  But nineteen ninety two, after millions of years, he'd be like,
• 1:13:59
  I'm gonna make pizza fly. Angus Scrum kills it without saying a word,
• 1:14:02
  until he says some words and kills it again. The Tall Man with a
• 1:14:06
  Mustache, Crazy Simple, Crazy Awards, Best title ever, Best use of
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  dom delais Best Mustache of nineteen ninety two. Second, Best Friendly neighborhood scientists
• 1:14:21
  working on it. Oh no, this is the whole this whole category.
• 1:14:27
  It got best friendly neighborhood scientists working on an old military chief. That's a
• 1:14:30
  fine help of magic. Oh I love it. But those are some of
• 1:14:39
  the reviews that I found that I love, all right. I had one
• 1:14:41
  that I found from Eddie. I didn't get the radio, but it said
• 1:14:45
  the review was this is a prelude to nine to eleven. Oh yeah,
• 1:14:49
  I put el Kada in my notes because he stole the plane nice. Well,
• 1:14:54
  like the I just read on about the sequel it looks like they'll make
• 1:14:57
  jokes about Chernobyl, the Hendenburg disaster, Geez Louise, all right. You
• 1:15:03
  know if they made a Munchie twenty twenty three, it would they would make
• 1:15:06
  jokes about nine to eleven. Yeah. I get blocked on TikTok lives because
• 1:15:12
  I'll ask people that are like stupid. I'll be like, uh, they're
• 1:15:15
  putting the makeup on or whatever, and I'm like, what do you think
• 1:15:17
  about the Hendenburgers aster? I get blocked so quick and I'm like, why
• 1:15:23
  are people? Why don't we talk about it? We don't talk about bullimps
• 1:15:27
  anymore. The blimp industry has gone downhill. I'd never see blimps. It's
• 1:15:30
  crash, literally literally crash. Like I would totally fly by blimp. I
• 1:15:35
  wouldn't. I just like to can you so well? Can you say balm?
• 1:15:43
  Can you not pronounce above limp? How do you say it? So
• 1:15:45
  to say say I'm gonna fly on a blank say it blimp. I'm gonna
• 1:15:50
  say it used in a sentence, I'm going to fly a blimp. I'm
• 1:15:55
  gonna fly on a blimp. I think about this song too much. She
• 1:16:00
  goes, hey, you blimpy boy, flying in this guy so fancy free?
• 1:16:06
  What but like that thing? Like the best time to eat at a
• 1:16:12
  restaurant is right after they fail a health inspection, right, true, because
• 1:16:15
  they care. So the best time to fly on a plane is after a
• 1:16:16
  plane just crashed. Yeah, hat flying? So I say, fuck blimps.
• 1:16:20
  Fuck? What are those big balloons that you just fuck that? Who
• 1:16:27
  would want to be in that thing? You're in a wicker basket with a
• 1:16:30
  balloon and fire and also one guy who has to fly it? Yeah all
• 1:16:33
  the so if something happens to him, like he falls off or something,
• 1:16:38
  we're dead. Yeah, the whole thing. Yeah, Yeah, I don't
• 1:16:40
  think i'd do hot air balloon, but I've been flying a blimp. Maybe
• 1:16:45
  Ali if if we flew it it blimps for part of Societe, then I
• 1:16:48
  would know how to say a blimp thank the Germans for this? And wasn't
• 1:16:57
  Hindenburg or what wasn't a baby Limburg? Limburg? There I go. Yeah,
• 1:17:08
  I'm just now imagining a baby that's been deemed so awful they call it
• 1:17:11
  the Hindenburg baby. This is the worst baby I've ever seen. Oh God,
• 1:17:16
  did everyone die on that crash? Yeah? Probably? How do you
• 1:17:20
  know, Ali, I mean, isn't it well known? I don't know.
• 1:17:24
  I don't know. I don't know my blimp history. Stop saying well,
• 1:17:28
  it's it's in the sky. And they either they falled or fried.
• 1:17:31
  I feel like there's everybody who goes in a plane crash they die just about
• 1:17:35
  oh who. I definitely enjoyed this conversation more than I did that fucking Nay,
• 1:17:48
  if we sit so, I don't think they all died. You don't
• 1:17:51
  how high blimps fly. So they kept jumping out of the prominent out of
• 1:18:00
  windows to escape the burning ship. Most of the passengers and all of the
• 1:18:02
  crew who were in the public rooms. So okay, So there was thirty
• 1:18:06
  six passengers, sixty one crew members and uh twenty three passengers survived and thirty
• 1:18:14
  nine crew members survived. What the Yeah, that doesn't seem like a disaster.
• 1:18:21
  That's a lot of people, but that's not that's not enough people to
• 1:18:24
  die to stop an industry. I just I've heard of people are like dying
• 1:18:28
  after like they sneeze too hard and they like break their neck. These motherfuckers
• 1:18:30
  are jumping out of fiery blimps. They were like, I don't know maybe
• 1:18:35
  they were the masters. Yeah. Uh it promised me if we ever become
• 1:18:47
  so famous that we can own a blimp, that a blimp that we print
• 1:18:53
  Munchie on it. Yeah. I don't want ballimp. I want I love
• 1:19:00
  Munch. I'll get a Munchie tattoo. Also, someone died on the ground.
• 1:19:09
  How I don't know. It just says some an additional mortality on the
• 1:19:13
  ground that would suck you won't even Uh So, not only did we educate
• 1:19:19
  people on the classic nineteen ninety two Munchee movie, you're also teaching him a
• 1:19:24
  little bit of history about blood. I almost I almost thought you said the
• 1:19:27
  classic Hendenburgh. I thought you were about to say that. Well. Any
• 1:19:32
  final thoughts on Munchie before we depart from this for good. I do think
• 1:19:39
  it's worth watching. I think no matter if whether you have kids or not,
• 1:19:43
  definitely check it out at least one time, because Munchie should be a
• 1:19:45
  part of your life at one point. It's fucking wild. It's a weird
• 1:19:53
  ride because and tell me if you think he's got I don't. I don't
• 1:19:58
  know what they were going for for this movie, but we're going for something
• 1:20:00
  and it worked. I thought it was a good I thought it was it
• 1:20:03
  was worth doing because we were we had to. I did it. This
• 1:20:09
  was like a two hour movie. No, but it's really short movie.
• 1:20:12
  Yeah, smoke a little bit before, maybe eat some dinner. Hi,
• 1:20:15
  order a pizza, Yeah, Hi, watch this movie. Yeah. He
• 1:20:19
  never once stood or flew on a pizza. True, So I feel like
• 1:20:25
  they just had to throw that in there somewhere. I don't know, it's
• 1:20:27
  weird. If he were walked, that would have been creepy, like the
• 1:20:31
  puppet master of those movies. God, they should have made him. Why.
• 1:20:38
  I am glad we did this, To be honest, I had really
• 1:20:41
  I had a really fun time writing and reading the scripts. Same. It's
• 1:20:45
  kind of sad that it's over, That's what I'm saying. Yeah, the
• 1:20:47
  next year we could do it again, but she may. Yeah. I
• 1:20:53
  think I'm gonna sit that month out come Andy. What do you want to
• 1:20:59
  promote? Yes, I keep wanting to promote the Averagers. Um, we
• 1:21:03
  just got ranked number eighty two. Uh podcasts on Apple for improv. There's
• 1:21:10
  probably only like it was just some chart thing. Oh that's cool though.
• 1:21:15
  Yeah, there's not very many podcasts that are improv. But um so yeah,
• 1:21:18
  I don't check out the Averagers. It's a superhero fun podcast. It's
• 1:21:21
  an improv podcast where we just kind of make it up on the spot about
• 1:21:26
  a bunch of superheroes that aren't that super. Um. Make sure you check
• 1:21:30
  out I Like Balls. It's a sports pod which is a lot of fun
• 1:21:32
  with me and two of my friends. And uh yeah, if you want
• 1:21:35
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• 1:21:39
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• 1:22:05
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• 1:22:18
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• 1:22:23
  are you driving right now? Because I think you are. This is Jeff
• 1:22:26
  from the present, but right now you're in the present, So how are
• 1:22:30
  you doing? Are you going to answer yourself? I do answer, you
• 1:22:38
  answer yourself? Yeah, Like, hey, Jeffy, thanks for checking in.
• 1:22:44
  Ali. Do you have anything to promote or talked about? Uh?
• 1:22:46
  Yeah. You can see my stand up and voice impression video things on my
• 1:22:53
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• 1:22:58
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  you mean the listeners to check it out in the future? Already? Good?
• 1:23:21
  Rea, Do you have anything to talk about? Like, let's new?
• 1:23:24
  How are you feeling? Sure? Don't sure? Don't? Would you
• 1:23:28
  eat today? I didn't? You didn't. You should really eat something?
• 1:23:32
  I really should. But like I'm going to make Ali now go get a
• 1:23:38
  double decker taco hack and two with extra red sauce. Oh boy, I
• 1:23:45
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• 1:23:54
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• 1:23:58
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• 1:24:13
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