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Well, little one? What? Tal? What? Tal? All welcome
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back, welcome back to your home, to your gar the other season.
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We don' t get tired of talking shit, we don' t get
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tired of dollar shit. We don' t get tired of anything, nobody
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' s one of anybody' s. It' s weird to always start
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the season again. Always. It' s weird sharpening knives, it'
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s weird oiling machines. It' s weird to catch his flow again,
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the rhythm, he goes and he sees and I see that and I'
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m oiling my machine. And yet it' s well- difflared. Sure,
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yeah, yeah, yeah. But it' s also that you have
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to preheat the engines, you have to check the pumping, you have to
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make things flow, things fill up, as well as the movement of sweat,
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and things get going. I' m not very confused what whores he
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' s talking about and I don' t know what to say right,
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so what to say for him for the pass. All I know is that
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everything is full of fluids and I' m very distressed about this thing that
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' s happening. I feel like I' m drowning in your metaphors,
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I' m gaga over hydrated in your metaphors. Well, I say what
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to do to the chore to steal on the beach not faggot. Well,
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Natalia' s a friend of Juan' s. This season is dedicated to
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her. Yes, all these seasons being devoted to her that I met when
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I went to visit in the short time I was here, I heard so
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many stories of Natalia told by her and not told by her, that I
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decided that now we will start the chapters with the new gossip of the task.
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The last one, the most recent apparently, is that it was stolen
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on the beach. Yeah, the last one I know they were at the
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beach. In the end they stayed, I mean, I left early because
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I had to work. Some friends stayed there, and a couple of them
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got close, started meeting new friends. These friends started flirting with her that
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she is, that they were slow and that I don' t know what,
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but that in the end they didn' t leave. Then we started
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to be like very insistent. They said we' re going better now,
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let' s pick up our co and I didn' t hear and there
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was. Cou Mari, maybe there was already. How do you think you
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don' t believe people who are going to flirt on the beach dance piila
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and also everything to stay looking at penises because we were on the beach does
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itself and this diego is minus what makes you not because doubter, but they
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admitted people in clothes. Yes, like us in you were the ones who
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bathed that beach. If we were the semi, the nudist and there were
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those very rare evils, that is to say, the seminists and the emihueons
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who did not steal the dedonniors of the house as well as nothing, they
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also became more naked than those who were naked at the dances. But the
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seas are very rare, the nudists diego because it does like a sunbathing.
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I don' t know, but it was a little creepy and I don
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' t mean to see naked masculinity bodies that don' t bother me the
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least bit, but they stop, just as if they were berries before we
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were just sitting out of the sun' s lez and of course, everyone
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is looking at the sea, but it was on the other side. It
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' ll be kind of weird. But this cult gives you a blind eye,
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open arms, because of absolutely upright as ok and clear then you are
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not seeing the beach and suddenly in your separated mothers it is as already,
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and if there are any vines left, I mean, you are saying that
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not only did they steal them on the beach they were robbed by a cult.
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Not that. I don' t think it' s stolen, because
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where they put the ay it' s true, I mean, those who
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stole them were also semi yes, yes, yes, yes, that is,
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the eggs and hags were all semi yes, of course that was it.
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That' s what happened, I mean, the anecdote is not to
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go to a nude beach in clothes, because with engineer stuff. The stop
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is that one, if you go to a nudist beach, always returns in
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ball. So he comes in clothes, he turns into a ball. The
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dudist beach will claim what' s yours. Diego or Marica, the beach
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is nuio. It' s ineffable Hey brother or hello and welcome to stupid
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nerd season fifteen after it' s officially premiered our eighth year. Doing this
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thing, Diego that seventh year wasn' t the beginning of eighth year and
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I just turned it Seven years doing this, and I' m very happy.
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Man, I see him happy, he' s a dick, I
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see him grayer than when we started. But he' s happy. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah, yeah, like it' s more grizzly, like
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how Jack, Mandy, and Royal Kingdom. We' re like hou Jagman
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and Ryan Rennolds, just that they feel sexy and that we don' t
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give them time to really have exact tality, because we' re gonna meet
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for a month. We left for two, two months, two months,
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two months, yes, yes, how time passes. Wow, we want
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to leave from being a month of season and two years of size and Patriy
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three short. Yeah. I' m sure that model would work incredibly well
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for us. Great business model. A podcast sonre series, movies, multiverse
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video games and other jewelry, other silly things, like self- reference,
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other things, like parody? Other things girls, like sexual humor? Other
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things girls, like the meta humor? Other things girls, like breaking the
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fourth wall Other silly things, how to bite the hand to eat, Because
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today and to start this season fifteen let' s talk about the most recent
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film of your DT Century Fox, Dead Bull and Wolvery or, as it
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is known here in Spain, Deadpull and llobsh No and as we are always
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with diego the big Jackman of podcast, I am hour Giman well, of
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course, of course, the Wolvery of podcast. Then because so low and
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with bad attitude. I' m Ush. I am, yes, am
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I? Yes, I am and I am. Juan Tappu, all our
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to subscribe to, so check well that what are the benefits of Cater And
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then any where any help is welcome, because it says yes any if they
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do not know that my God pays it, that videos pay it. Any
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fifty coins that have food out there are also found. If you sell the
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diego on the street, you can give it a fag market uff. It
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wouldn' t hurt, really, because I don' t have squares,
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because I have time not to see I want to market it sucks? Is
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that bullshit? And making markets is bullshit? And market. When you know
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the products diego uy has to be worse. It' s like the first
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time you go to a new supermarket like but one, as if it really
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alludes to one' s. Yeah, but on steroids, yeah, well,
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two diegoes where they daple what the wolfstropins are, wolf tro pings.
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I like perfect then the tropes we have, the wolf tropings we have for
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today. On the one hand, we have the fan be vis galor because
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it' s the diego song that had a song. Yes, the fan
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service galla service galor to to heat, so galla dor Fluidos because, apparently,
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the theme of the chapters, because there is an unstoppable and unstoppable amount
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of fan service in this film. OK Yeah, I mean, you don
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' t have to be good and it' s bad. I' m
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saying it' s fair. Right. On the other hand, we have
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the Multiversus trope, because it' s something we' re never going to
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get rid of from here on out with anything that has to do with Marvel
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and almost anything that has to do with entertainment. We have the gurney trope
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because obviously we have many of these had music, but Piilers a music between
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Gaul Ok. I' ve got the gurney trope because it' s Bull
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and Igor Ok Algor and something, something, yes, sir, something that
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' s why all this was going on in the void was a comment to
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make global warming. There' s Metaman' s trope, not Megaman,
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Metaman, which is like mega Man, but instead of shooting what you make
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comments Meta because it' s the movie that, I mean, it'
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s Deadbull and it' s even more I feel that even more Meta you
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vote the other two movies. It' s total. And finally, we
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have the trope of the house. We have our ada couple. This is
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the trophi, it is the group of these adapted. We' ve got
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the couple mostly. Yes, yes, we have a brownence of adapted bro
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enemis, tollovers of t- up or secret, but yes that, that
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' s the tropes that we have to start with Deadpoll and Wolvering ok in
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the quantities quickly, to start with the spoilers. I have Hugh Jackman first
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called Rian Raynolds before his irraal agent Reynolds and he goes there. They weren
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' t sure. They were going to tell Disney that they suddenly have a
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good story for the third part that they' d better leave it for another
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time when they could work more. And this call came in They said we
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loved it Let' s do it like the acleto reference dinosaur and Jackman said
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this is kind of okay. This I want to do what Ryan has done
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to me. He also told Disney not to give them as much budget as
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in an attempt not to undermine what biet dead pulque did was to solve things
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with intelligence jokes and such in the other two versions. So, like,
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the budget wasn' t like a million, though because Disney wanted to put
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a lot of money in, because they knew this was gonna be a fucking
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success, so they got it right. But you might notice that there'
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s Disney silver in there. And finally, then also the comment on the
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return of hou Gighan to Wolvering after Logand, as he spoke. He also
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spoke to the director of Logan that I have him around here that if he
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became the man Van Gold, man, the golden man, The golden man
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told him that the film was going and others said ah, yes, okay,
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Chi Chimbagan, well, all well received the blessing. And one more
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is that Kevin Fige also said that it felt like a very special moment for
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him, because he was an assistant producer, as you say that of x
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Men, the first appearance of how Jack Band, like Wolvery or he was
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on set and everything is. They even told an interview that when he appeared
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in his yellow suit, people just stared at him on the set and that
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a man cried diego, a man whose son Logan said was waiting for this
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twenty years, and that man four years, and that man was Albert Danse,
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the Alberais himself. All this being said, after the next Cortini,
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it already comes from all the spoilers of Dead Bull and Wolvery l m n
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i N T W tlayne or T x PC or WC to The Colos,
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sy Colmen at wal Brings of forever n o s I r u bro.
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It' s either The Over Down, w Thun and The Flash Back,
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because if I die Dedly Wolverit is the story of dully Wolverin' s love
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budh Jess Iris is the story of Rian Raidels. Ama doua Detl is the
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comic book Irael Reynols. Loving huwh Jackman, it' s Hugh Jackman'
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s story. Loving Wolveris, it' s their story, loving what they
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do, calling their friendship loving love. It' s called this chapter loving
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love. I like loving love. The real summer Roncolm. If the Dead
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Pri is also the film that talks about the losers diego, it is the
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film that talks about losing, about having the chance to win a little,
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if not of having the opportunity, of having gone between the fingers and being
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blamed and having the weight of this failure all the time, but not knowing
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that something could come out good if someone had faith in one. That'
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s this movie, this movie is also the story of not even saving the
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boodo. This is the story of saving that, of feeling that one,
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even a loser, is worth it, that even though that doesn' t
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define him as a person who still has hope. If two will be proposed
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and if you want to do something worthwhile, whatever it is that you liked
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the movie, yes, I don' t see it very excited. I
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' m so excited. It is also the very paradic film, because Deathboll
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is the story in which Wade Wilson, already with the Kable apparatus, travels
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between different universes, especially the six about six to want to be an avenger,
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because it is problems with his bandess girlfriend, who is leaving him,
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who are leaving him, because he basically settled in life. But this world
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of which he lives is also the world of the Logat. And by losing
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Logan, when Logan dies, that world is going to destroy her on TV
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and rescue him, kidnap him, rescue him from the impending fate of his
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bond and tell him we want to recruit him to save the universe. But
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his temporary day is going to die because his binding person left him. He
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thinks he' s talking about him telling him how we' re talking about
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Wolvere, he says like ah well, I' m gonna get a new
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come back and to save my family, find the worst Wolver according to the
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words, the Woll Brink who failed, the wy Brin, who stopped being
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an xbotre, the luel brick went wrong. To the xblets and to the
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hubatos it takes to the world the bal tells it this will not stop anywhere
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and prun them in the other world meet the faults. What the tivida is
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has come out, she has said that this is not worth, but at
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the same time, what Disney is and has said this is no longer valid.
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In this purchase the same thing he says already said all these universes are
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going to die, what Fox said himself, of these characters are going to
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end because they did not work in the focus groups, in the lockers in
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whatever it is there, when the House Dradova, which is being like the
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generic beam, that wants to destroy the world. But that' s not
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what this movie is about, which I' ve criticized in other times,
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which we' ll talk about, but I feel like it' s okay
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to have it that way. They fight with her, travel to the world,
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she travels with them and on that path they make the ultimate sacrifice,
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which are two immortal beings facing the road against many known and new people and
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references so that in the end they survive and are happy and have saved their
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bod. I wanted to start by talking about Deadbull being a very special situation
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in the superhero world, in superhero movies. I do because Deadbull can do
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and get away with this kind of thing. What I like about as a
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movie is that these rules only apply to situations that have to do with Deathbull
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what I mean, being another movie, Heroes survive, because yes, I
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would say this is crap that never explain to me why they survive. But
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it' s death Boll Deathol is playing on another level, even another movie.
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If Casa Drato is going to survive because for some reason Palpatín came back,
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it' s how he goes, but Deadpul you do. It'
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s like yes, because I, like Deadbull, that part of my power
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is doing that kind of thing. I can afford it. While everyone around
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me thinks it' s in the film series aha and that I like about
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this movie ok We the chapter we recorded earlier. We even recorded yesterday was
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intensely two, or we left today forgiveness for Juan de Apo. Yesterday ah
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don' t object. The chapter we recorded yesterday was intensely two. Wibw
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Wali Tim Wily and I feel that it is without reaching the point of hatred,
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ridiculous that Juandapo has intensely. I feel like there' s a reverse
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in the papers today. I' m here today to put the problems.
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When I had a lot of fun, I really liked what I went to
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see. I really liked the long video I saw that' s obviously not
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a movie. That' s not a movie, that' s totally that
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movie? The other two deathpol movies were a movie? This wasn' t
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a movie? This is totally from the movies? This wasn' t a
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movie? This was simply a comment on the status of superhero films and Disney
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' s purchase from Fox. No more than that is all this is,
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because everything that makes it a movie that would be the story, that tells
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the story, is totally lost. The relationship between wuey Vanesa. You lose
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the stakes are gone, there' s no emotion about it. They show
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them three seconds and we don' t give a shit. Wolvering has never
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been mentioned in any of the movies and yes, of course you say.
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The thing is, Deathwull can do this kind of thing. Well, so
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was the one mentioned in one. It is true not to forget if it
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has been mentioned, but then the relationship between them two. It' s
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supposed to keep all this going, but really what you see is the friendship
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between these two and it becomes almost a slide of Live, which I find
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amusing to me The relationship between these two is amazing. The chemistry that history
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has makes no sense and it' s ridiculous. And that didn' t
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happen in the other Etworks Edpol movies. You can get away with a lot
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of things, but Edpole' s movies made sense, they had a heart
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in history. This one has no heart in the relationship of these two manes
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and nothing but that. Nothing but that, because the rest of what he
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does, that is, this whole story is based on the multiverses. But
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all the time we' re going to say that the multiverses are shit and
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they don' t work, which is how haha look at how we mock
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Disney and they themselves tell us in the interviews how we can' t believe
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they let us out with all those comments that we made, and I could
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only think about the Black Mirror chapter of bicycles, how Disney is going to
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be to save itself the point where there' s one and both the complaints
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that there are to us in our movies are super conscious and capitalism feeds on
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the attack on capitalism, certainly yes, which is much easier to pass with
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this honey called deadbull over Aha then this is supposed to and show that it
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tries to be or wants to be and that at times it feels like this
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like a love letter to these superher worlds that are no longer there. Aha
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yes, especially that of the x Men of Wolvering, because even in the
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end all the scenes are as of then most of the scenes are, as
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well, what the credits appear. No, I don' t, but
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none of them appear in the whole movie. Then it' s supposed to
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be a love letter of that. But all of that is snooped through cameo
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after cameo, joke, after joke, other things that add nothing to the
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story. History passes in the void, literally eighty percent of the film passes
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in the void. And in the void things happen very cool. I'
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m not going to say that I didn' t love seeing Teytun channing with
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a bad accent doing gambit. But this is a botologist, because you had
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a while. But yes no, but not if if I' m right,
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I' m going to this thing that I saw was really fun.
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I thought I liked it very much, but as a storyteller it doesn'
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t work. I completely disagree with you. Tell me why. Why,
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' cause I feel like this and the criticism of Disney is obviously there and
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obviously self- generate from its own paradox. Obviously they' re going to
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let him because he' s here, because it' s the grace of
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what people were going to see and get out of it happy. But on
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the other side, I feel like I do like the Dead Bull movie because
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instead of becoming the same movie in which it has a sense of a heart
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and I don' t know it says that we' ve already seen superhero
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movies, we' ve even seen twice in Deadbull. Now yes, it
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becomes a parody and I feel like parody works. I feel like as a
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parody of the world that has been built from everything that has been built,
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it still works as a genre, like that' s already an action movie,
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as if it' s Deadbull one, which is an action movie with
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jokes. Even Ded Pull Two is an action movie with jokes. That'
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s a parody movie. And what I like here is that, even though
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the stakes aren' t that high because we certainly don' t feel the
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urge to see this ending, they are for Deadpoll. It' s important
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that that universe doesn' t die. But here I feel like the cool
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thing is that these above all are like a comment from Ryan Reynals about Disney
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Da don' t do to me the same as these people. I feel
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like that' s the chimba and on the side of the story, it
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' s also a travel movie. Oh, yes, I agree. It
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' s a ro, the travel movie, it' s a routre,
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it' s a roatre, they even have the exact car, only they
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don' t. If you' re looking at road which two is a
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good road, you' re going to lead them into the relationship and discover
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the best of the other on that road at the end, to save it
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from fox uc fox universes we EQ universes save yes, because that' s
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not clear either, because at first Wayne appears as traveling between universes, as
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different universes appear. But when it' s still, there' s a
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half confused thing about what universe the saver is in, it would have to
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be like ten thousand five, which is in theory, but the original yes,
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exact, but which one original is that of that logan is dead,
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which is not that of the mc U, which is not that of the
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mcdio, so the Avengers who wants to be is other Avengers, which I
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feel is chimba, because because such a smart thing, that' s the
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thing and they play a lot with the multiverses to see wants to be what.
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He wants to be the Avenges that we know, because, being a
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bolleil he knows of these Avengers does not exist. But the waltz fakes about
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six to talk about wanting to be a udah banger, then how tasteful of
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the Avengers. Why it' s there is because and it knows that the
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film is there and it knows that these things happen ok, but that universe
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two there is such a thing. That' s why he has to travel
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to another. Now. What' s clear to me about this movie,
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and I hope it stays that way, is that Deadbull didn' t work
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and that I hope it has its own universe, because it' s that
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ed Bll doesn' t work on Marvel. But that' s not gonna
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happen this whole movie. It was Dead Bull going to be at Marvel.
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It was a way of saying, Deadhull is going to be on Marvel,
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just as this movie does is to hear the multiverses don' t work.
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But the whole film is multiverse and it doesn' t end with the idea
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of multiverses, it even reinforces it more, it' s like multiverses,
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multiverses don' t work. But here I feel like it was Disney,
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not Ryan Reynals saying, but there' s still going to be multiverses and
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they just hang on, even though not another one. We just said they
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don' t work, but it' s what' s there and they
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can take it. And then I need it there except that I know,
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because because Khan' s death comes, that we already forget about it among
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all, or you' re going to talk about it if except because now
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in San Diego, on the contrary, supposes that Roberto truth Junior is going
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to be Doom, which there' s no way that it happens without multeors.
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I mean, it' s like Disney being Disney, it' s
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Marvel, being Marvel, it' s Marvel saying listen look. We make
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comments about ourselves, but we don' t give a shit. Think Shiholk
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Shiholk. It was good or bad. It was quite a comment on what
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Marvel' s productions are. Here' s a comment Marvel didn' t
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hear, even though the Marvel himself did. If there' s no such
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thing as it' s been all the time and then that' s my
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problem. With what, because I agree that you say this movie is a
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parody. I agree it' s a parody. It' s just a
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parody. He doesn' t get to the point of really shitting himself in
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what he' s trying to shit himself. Gets to make funny comments about
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it, Gets to put a little bit of the mirror as ay look,
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look, look at it as of who you are but without subverting it.
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He' s still got a plan and he' s not even going through
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it anymore. But then, if it' s not going to happen,
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if it' s not going to, then parody loses the fa. If
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you have fun with the villain' s eyes, if it' s turning
30:29
him into what they' re supposed to be doing with the movie. Of
30:30
course, the meta comments are very parodic. Not the movie. That'
30:37
s why the movie doesn' t work. He' s got a generic
30:41
villain. Besides, he has a pro the movie is about the villain.
30:45
That' s what I' m trying to say exactly. If the film
30:49
isn' t about the villain, don' t put it on or put
30:56
a different one on, handle it another way. But we can' t
30:59
keep playing no. But it' s not about that, so let'
31:02
s ignore it. No, but it' s still there, the point
31:07
is there, but it' s the point of the villain, as he
31:10
' s saying, that he' s the world destroyer. It is these
31:14
productions that are being cut, these worlds, that are dying, these points
31:18
that really existed and killed them, it killed them disde in the gambit movie,
31:22
the cancelled movies of the x Ves, the extra movies that didn'
31:26
t work completely. They all have exparencies. That' s not so,
31:30
yeah, you did okay, but yeah. That' s why he'
31:32
s telling you the mud I' m telling you who. I mean,
31:33
if you' re doing a parody where you' re saying look at how
31:37
Disney is destroying these worlds, how are you going to put a generic bad
31:41
guy to kill those worlds when it' s Disney and the one who'
31:44
s killing your worlds? That' s why, because it should already be
31:45
governed, that is, the film matters more, that is to say,
31:49
this is going to happen. It' s not like we' re gonna
31:52
convince Disney not to. The movie' s like. But see where all
31:56
this came from and see how beautiful it was, how beautiful it was to
32:00
see this road, what was full of its stumbles and such, but this
32:04
road was cool exactly and that part seems very beautiful to me. That'
32:07
s why I feel like, but let' s concentrate. Then let'
32:08
s concentrate on the villain. We' re gonna focus on the villain.
32:12
We won' t even build anything. As a tribute, as an audiovisual
32:16
tribute, As an audiovisual tribute it is very cool and as skits of action
32:23
and is that funny and all this is very chevere. As a movie,
32:27
he doesn' t have it or because he says you work for a fag.
32:34
The film doesn' t make any sense and it' s not worth
32:38
it, but excuse it because it makes sense. What' s going on,
32:40
that doesn' t make sense, that it seems to me that a
32:52
lot of things in the movie are yes, but what they don' t
32:54
have. Not because they' re not great. Well, if there'
32:59
s no sense in a narrative sense, that they don' t add anything
33:02
to the no because you don' t have the acid of stories, it
33:06
doesn' t mean that the others, that' s because it' s
33:07
the thing, that is, that history doesn' t make sense and other
33:10
things that don' t make sense, things that happen that don' t
33:13
give it to history. But, well, if it wasn' t for
33:14
being, I feel like it doesn' t work. I' m saying
33:15
it doesn' t work as a movie, I mean, like, not
33:19
that there was a movie is bad as a movie, it' s not
33:22
good It' s a very funny thing to go to, but as a
33:25
movie it doesn' t seem good because they' re now getting stuff.
33:27
It' s not a good movie, because the story is, because the
33:30
ridiculous story and it doesn' t make sense. But what doesn' t
33:32
make sense is what I' m asking you. What sense, for example,
33:37
what sense did the fight against many tulle make of the fight against many
33:42
deadpolls. The sense in narratively, in putting the beings in putting the heroes
33:49
in the way always to be able to reach the final villain. That'
33:53
s all the superhero movies. But they' re yes, okay, but
33:58
they' re things out of nowhere that just get in because they hear.
34:01
This is going to look great, but it' s not going to add
34:06
anything to the story. Now, in the logical sense, behind it,
34:07
it' s like the deadpls are always pruned because they just shit the stories,
34:15
because they' re annoying and they' re stories and they don'
34:17
t work. They are always good and do not want to be prened,
34:21
because they always want to have a leading role. That' s why Cassandra
34:23
manages to convince them, and that' s why she' s so good
34:24
- for- nothing. There are both senses. Yeah, they don'
34:29
t bring anything to the movie. How the carrier was left the moment before
34:31
fighting with the final villain and the other side in logic, within the logics
34:36
of the film are the kind of creatures that are shitting the worlds, the
34:39
ones of logic, the sacred timeline, of what they are doing and that
34:44
' s why it' s up to us and they don' t want
34:47
to be pruned, which is also what it was about the film. Then
34:51
who we didn' t date, with whom he wants everything to be the
34:53
void and we can all be who we are. But why it doesn'
35:00
t appear in the rest of the film, where they were, the rest
35:02
of the film didn' t appear, because until that moment it' s
35:08
when Cassandra arrives in the world that she can plan and she calls them yes.
35:10
But what they' re only showing us is just like what I don
35:15
' t understand, that' s where I was keeping all these deatbolos.
35:17
They were out there, out of the void. I wouldn' t see
35:22
oak. He' s in there in his antman who looks very cualing,
35:28
yes, but he didn' t call them. He invoked them, that
35:31
is, he had a way of invoking them. That' s got an
35:36
army. Maybe so, maybe so, actually. I' m not happy
35:42
with what I saw as a movie I mean, I feel like it'
35:50
s a movie that only works if you have a very strong attachment to these
35:55
characters and these stories previously, certainly and that for me, but as an
36:04
endgame, except because endgame is an endgame for all of this photo around here
36:09
I use a second part. You don' t enjoy this movie having seen
36:14
despul one and edspul two, no, not exactly, then it doesn'
36:17
t work, but Engaine won' t enjoy it, as it is watching
36:22
Avengers Infinity Ward Endgame more than this, much more than it is like this,
36:25
but it won' t be the same effect if you haven' t
36:29
seen all the rest and won' t know where cock Tahans came from,
36:32
but still it is a villain who shows himself as a villain and you still
36:36
don' t understand. You don' t know the previous story, but
36:37
you understand what Thanos wants and how he' s trying to get it.
36:40
And I don' t understand what Cassandra wants No, but Cassn doesn'
36:43
t. Never mind Andra Valley Web, but we' re talking about him
36:47
being a ridiculous generic villain. Then everything it is, everything it does right.
36:52
This movie only works if you know everything that has happened before. I
37:00
don' t agree, because just like here the moment when spider man relives
37:05
in Endgame, because and all these moments of emotion obviously come from behind and
37:12
of course he won' t know as much as it is. But you
37:15
understand, because here you understand that these people were shot and pulled out of
37:17
the timeline because they don' t explain it, because they explain to us
37:22
forgiveness in the film that these people are discards of the world. He doesn
37:25
' t tell us Deadpoll and he doesn' t say Cassandra. So,
37:28
even if you' ve seen Elektra and don' t know what happened to
37:32
Elektra, you can understand how ah these people were disposed of from a line
37:37
of people you want to control. Another thing clear, the emotional connection isn
37:43
' t going to be that strong. But again it' s not going
37:46
to be so strong to emotional conditioning. If you haven' t seen any
37:49
other Marvel movies, or any other movies of things, or even if you
37:52
' re going to have Batman and you don' t know anything about the
37:59
character, you' re not going to pull that collection either. All these
38:00
movies, anyway, have something that they ask the viewer for and I feel
38:07
that here, although I think it even works better here than Spiderman, because
38:16
in Spiderban the other two Peters are more the center here, They are here
38:22
if they are still dead Plly Wolver and in the center yes emotional attachment.
38:27
Emotional attachment in Spiderman was required. But, as Spiderman is a film of
38:34
course, as an action film, it works without need. In other words,
38:39
it doesn' t have emotional attachment, but it works as an action
38:44
film without need. It' s just that today you lose part of the
38:45
grace. But he' s here. It doesn' t work as an
38:49
action film, cinema, just attachment is today I think attachment is if there
38:52
are two X actors that would have made Spiderman out of the other two spider
38:55
Bake. Well, I understand that it' s the multiverse and fight and
39:00
so here I feel like it' s the same. You see these people
39:04
and you say like ah, well, they' re heroes. They'
39:06
re heroes who are discarded people who didn' t want to and I'
39:10
m already going with them because they want to get out of there and they
39:14
want to do something worthwhile, which is all they talk about the movie.
39:15
They want to make their lives worth living. Even Cassandra, everyone in that
39:22
movie wants their life to be worth it. If I don' t know,
39:24
I feel like this movie is the loosest of three for me and again
39:29
I' m not saying that I didn' t have a good time,
39:32
I' m not even seeing that I didn' t like the experience.
39:35
We have to see her. I mean, I liked it so much I
39:39
laughed, I had so much fun, but I had no emotional connection.
39:44
Beyond laughter and fifteen. I think what can happen to take care of a
39:51
bridge is yes. It' s true that the film goes up to eleven
39:57
to Dead Full and that can make the sequence in three classical acts diffuse and
40:04
mosore or that has become strange to know, because the van is always there
40:08
all the time. You don' t let him think and you don'
40:13
t let him rest. Here, let' s say the Deathull movies do
40:19
that. Dedpull' s films have played a lot with how the story is
40:22
told, jumping into narrative moments, inputting Dead Bull' s comments, all
40:27
this, this movie as such. Even I feel that it is the one
40:31
who least experiences that kind of thing, it is the one who puts Ahulla
40:37
the most, making meta comments, but it is the one who least experiences
40:43
ways to tell a story of Epoll. Yeah, yeah, that' s
40:45
true, I mean, it' s multiverse. And that' s like
40:47
kits yes? That' s true, that' s because the one is
40:50
the best and the two is also very good at it. You' re
40:57
both very good at that, too. It feels like it doesn' t.
41:01
And this emotional connection that I tell you the problem at a time when
41:07
I was cut off from that emotional connection, when I was watching this movie
41:10
and I was all the time thinking about it is so obvious what they'
41:14
re trying to do that doesn' t get to me, that' s
41:19
the moments of surprise, that fortunately, I didn' t see any trailer,
41:22
because, according to what they told me, if you saw the trailers,
41:25
there are no moments of surprise, basically. But the moments of surprise
41:30
seemed great to me and the winks to see the shame to see Elektra see
41:34
Blade. I didn' t know who' s gonna see Henry He'
41:38
s gonna be Johns jera Hanryk. I didn' t know that x-
41:43
vents either, which I thought was very cool, but all the time I
41:46
saw that and I was saying fag what' s cool. It' s
41:51
obvious what they' re totting makes a lot of sense of the hand of
41:55
the one who wrote this. I mean, they' re not making me
42:00
feel things. They' re telling me I have to feel and that doesn
42:04
' t make me feel two things. Okay, and I disagree. I
42:07
mean, I feel like through the dialogues I did feel something more beautiful in
42:13
this movie that I' m definitely not experiencing. But did I feel it
42:17
' s one or did it happen to me? Did that happen to me?
42:20
That happened to me, that happened to the relationship To me happened to
42:22
the relationship between poly Wolvering, but not beyond the relationship between poly Wolverg is
42:27
that to me I think the film closes pretty well with the video of the
42:30
X minus and the behind the cameras. I think this movie is just one
42:37
of these too, these productions had to walk so Marvel could run. Marvel
42:45
doesn' t start at two thousand eight with Iron Man. Marvel begins with
42:49
the failures that Andes Fox had and I pulled this story back and prundated it
42:55
and said it never happened. It' s kind of ugly with the people
42:59
who worked back then who put love on it This came out as it did,
43:05
but I feel like this is also that part of the movie That'
43:09
s why Deadbull talks so much and that' s why the whole movie talks
43:14
about doing something worthwhile and they, in the end have that moment where they
43:20
' re the heroes who may have never been less Blade than if it was,
43:27
but Blade that I feel that playing particularly is another comment on play itself
43:31
as it is that directly the comment you' re going to eat it from
43:36
how and and and there' s going to be another Blade that' s
43:38
a comment like that movie is never going to come out this wrong step.
43:38
It seems like again it' s like Disney talking about Disney in a brazen
43:44
way, it' s that when Disney talks about this movie, the comments
43:46
that there are about Disney like that make it Dead boll I feel like it
43:52
' s Disney talking about Disney and dihaling in the sense that I don'
43:57
t know when his boss is a son of a bitch. I know this
43:57
your comment, I' m not the fuck up and it doesn' t
44:00
change. What I feel and it' s how I understand you what'
44:04
s true is that if it' s the click it can be different.
44:07
It' s just that if it' s a movie written by Ryan Raynals
44:13
and Esteban and that it' s not Disney writing it, it' s
44:20
Dino authoring it, and that' s got those problems, but it'
44:22
s not Disney writing it. Then I feel like there' s the difference,
44:27
small but important. I don' t think it' s that important
44:31
to me. Yeah, it' s like I don' t know,
44:38
it just seems cynical and cheeky, but it' s just that the movie
44:43
like this couldn' t be made without the franchise owners. You know,
44:45
no, no, I know, I understand that. Then we stay in
44:47
the loop, in the death lock. So how to make a parody movie
44:52
with the characters that we want talking directly to my point, you can'
44:55
t, you can' t. So, I think it' s up
45:00
to me at least I' m gonna trust you that these two people wrote
45:02
the script they wanted and stopped doing it. And yes, I agree.
45:07
The problem is, yes, that' s the problem, but the plate
45:10
left them like this, obviously. But it' s obvious. And the
45:15
difference is Disney not writing them the clear movie. I' m not saying
45:22
this. I' m not seeing this. There was a better way to
45:24
do it. I' m saying this couldn' t be done. And
45:28
it' s and Lustro' s movie that you can' t. Indeed,
45:30
yes, because it needs to make the permission of the exact do,
45:32
then it cannot be done and look. I' m trying to fail for
45:37
myself in that sense. No, not all of this in that sense.
45:39
That' s why I' m being calm, but for me I feel
45:45
like not for the day, because that' s what I' m using
45:50
my words and my opinions. That' s why, for me, as
45:53
a parody, it' s a failed attempt. As a parody of what
45:58
you' re trying to parody How I' m born, it' s
46:00
very nice. As a parody, it' s a failed attempt, but
46:07
this I can' t miss the superhero movie. By itself, all right,
46:12
so long as it' s Disney, it' s never going to
46:16
be parodyed in a way that' s really bad for anyone exactly. Yeah,
46:21
no, okay. So that' s why, because it couldn'
46:23
t be made clear. But then I was gonna work. Then it didn
46:27
' t work. Point, I feel like it does work, but the
46:30
thing is that I feel like it doesn' t, but that' s
46:32
because I feel like the only argument we' re saying for it not to
46:37
work is that they own the ball. So, like those ball owners can
46:42
' t lose. But that' s not what' s going on there.
46:45
Hence my comment goes more to a parody. You can' t have
46:51
the original characters, that is in general how the sense of parody is like
46:58
from below pasting up. Uh- huh Yeah, uh- huh, this
47:09
is upstairs. Saying I can do whatever I want. It was written by
47:15
someone else completely in agreement. I' m not complaining about what I'
47:21
m trying to do, Ryan Renols. I' m not complaining about what
47:23
they' re trying to do. And I' m saying it just doesn
47:28
' t work anyway. And if it doesn' t work anyway, then
47:31
I would have picked things up on the other hand, because of the parody
47:35
side, because of the homage side, I think it' s really cool.
47:38
On the parody side, I would not have put these parodic elements in
47:44
because they feel plastic and cheap, not because they scratch Reyns. I didn
47:49
' t mean it, but because in seri is people buying the broken glass
47:57
in the avatar, in the chapter of Black Meter. It' s people
48:07
saying obviously, we' re gonna make fun of Disney, give all this
48:12
money to Disney and get excited again about what' s going to happen at
48:15
the MCU. No yes, I remember, because it' s that then
48:17
I mean, because that was a very crazy thing about parody who can stop
48:22
for days, but it' s that with what money you can make parodys,
48:27
with silver from who you can make the parodys of boys today. It
48:34
' s a parody of superhero stories that doesn' t work, because it
48:37
' s also the pariety of big corporations made by Amazon, so everything they
48:40
do is not working. That feels plastic, but I' m talking about
48:45
the part about superheroes, so the part of prayer becomes plastic, then,
48:49
ready, then, okay if we go to that, then when the only
48:52
parities that can be made are indi in literature, in movies, indie music.
49:00
But it' s just that it' s the problem that I do
49:04
feel that this movie is pointing at Marvel' s failures from the voice of
49:07
someone who cares and who feels that Ryan Reinas cares. That seems to me
49:10
key in this case, that Ra de Raider cares about supersotage and cares about
49:15
the fate that these other things suffered from Fox Raia Renus property is a good
49:22
try, a nice try, laudable, noble attempt, even but failed güey.
49:30
You don' t remember. I think it' s true this movie,
49:36
because I' m talking. I am talking again about the parody part,
49:38
specifically the parody part, the parody to failure was not agreed or because
49:47
it did not fail. In other words, parody works in the sense that
49:52
it was fun and I laughed, but aha, because the message for me
49:55
is completely lost and the message, since it is empty parapido for me,
50:02
but for me. But I think the paradela was a point in the sense
50:07
of being able to show this kind of behavior that is having Marvel and Disney
50:12
about their own and you see them speaking from someone who honestly cares about what
50:20
they have built and how they came to build it. Well, I don
50:24
' t think so. It seems to me that it' s more Disney
50:30
saying look at how it makes me profit with the opinion of someone who thinks
50:37
I' m even doing it wrong. But still here it is, because
50:39
that powerful today, well, but that we stay in the tikto, in
50:44
going and coming from not being able to say a canada, because everything is
50:50
going to have in this world, everything is going to have now a medium
50:52
of diffusion to say something valid. Yeah, but this time it' s
50:57
particularly cheeky. I mean, let' s say let' s go back
51:01
to The Boyce' s example. Obviously, yes, when vob is used
51:05
as an example of big corporations, I don' t know what, but
51:07
this is doing to Amazon here is literally Disney talking about Disney. Yeah,
51:14
but it' s just that I want it that' s how it'
51:16
s even more, even more in the face, is that' s where
51:21
my point goes. I don' t feel that and I feel that going
51:22
today would be cheaper, because Amazon does hire people to do this adaptation.
51:30
Screenwriters supervised by Amazon to make this adaptation. I feel this movie here.
51:37
I was cool here, I feel like it wasn' t the same.
51:39
Here was this movie. I feel it was two people, three people,
51:45
writing a script of things that mattered to them, that they accepted, produced
51:50
and accepted us. If they' re two different, I feel that'
51:53
s where the difference is. I came up with the script saying this is
51:58
all that bothers me. You can say that, because the properties are still
52:01
yours and they tell me yes, ah I' m going to hire scriptwriters
52:10
on purpose to make these kinds of comments. That' s where I feel
52:14
the difference is and that' s why I feel that in this parody a
52:17
little bit does work, because I feel it' s the honest view of
52:22
a fan, in this case king in kingdoms, who has the chance to
52:29
get him to accept that because for Disney, in the end, he'
52:31
s obviously not going to accept parody. But in the end, the way
52:34
this fan, who is stripon queens to say these truths, is to promise
52:37
Disney that he' s going to earn an egg of money, no doubt,
52:44
but on the other side of Amazon is to tell people we' re
52:46
going to make a lot of money making this to ourselves. And that'
52:50
s where I feel things separate and work most in Wuelby, which I think
52:57
is a little bit. I mean, I understand how the difference is.
53:00
Morally, I don' t think it' s the same shit, but
53:05
I understand, I understand the difference you' re making. Okay, now
53:08
the cameo' s good, now, two things. What was your favorite
53:13
cameo before that, uy ok or I won the argument, the argument.
53:20
No. Those were the consolation balloons, the comforted dildos feel one before that.
53:30
Yeah, there' s one thing that bothered me. And if I
53:31
feel like this is marvel oqué, then this is what this feels like.
53:37
Cochito being able to bring Chris Evans back I loved it because I could see
53:45
it he was the rod torch, that is, he looked at Güey apart.
53:49
Yeah, yeah, that was previous to the fantastic four car like this
53:53
is the chumada tor. Yeah, obviously, and then you start talking.
53:57
It' s like the tarchavara I liked and then the joke you. They
54:00
' ll have this making tea. You' ll have these doing this until
54:04
you' re ninety. It' s how I felt preparing the lubricant for
54:10
Robert Downey Jr. But I could only see that when I saw the rha,
54:16
right, but I came back to the manger when I saw the movie.
54:21
When I saw the movie, I said what I mean, there was
54:23
still something like the whores to me, that all these comments mean that things
54:29
are going to change. It' d be so slutty. And then he
54:34
went to the San Diego Comicon is that it' s garbage and I said
54:38
no, no, just Disney that money. Obviously nothing' s going to
54:44
change, obviously everything' s going to stay the same. Obviously nothing,
54:50
so dance on that side. If not and that side, if you bought
54:52
him the complaint, on that side it' s as if Disney Disney listens
54:55
to us, the fans, including win queens and takes that and cleans up
55:00
the cool. Obviously that' s what that' s the bottom of what
55:07
bothers me the most already, but it' s just that I had to
55:12
see you the same way they do then. I don' t think this
55:14
is gonna work out. I don' t have any faith or zero zero
55:17
faith When I pass I' m going to go see the movie and I
55:21
' m going to do everything possible for zero expectations and go as well as
55:27
open to possibilities, but I have zero faith to that not I with all
55:31
the expectation I give excited air to be disappointed. If that' s the
55:36
case, I say that I die that I come here, I' ll
55:43
burn you and kill you if Marica is that move, that move by Robert
55:49
Downey Junior Doom, who knows how they' re going to do it.
55:50
We may still be surprised by them. Yeah, like when we talk about
55:55
maybe the coming Shamalayan movie is good, that there' s a zero point,
56:00
zero, zero, five percent probability good. They may surprise us in
56:02
a positive way. If Roberto might even have accepted this because the script is
56:06
a chimba and not why or why and why. He' s gonna give
56:09
her a lot of money, too. But most of all, obviously,
56:14
they may do it in a good way. He who removes, but this
56:19
smells to me completely fishing nostalgia. Fishing isn' t just fishing for nostalgia.
56:25
The other time I was a faggot. I don' t know why.
56:30
I don' t know why Juan da Po ends up doing this,
56:32
but the other time I ended up reading an essay about the future doesn'
56:37
t exist. A in this essay and that' s what a gift is.
56:43
That' s why it' s called Taba. I was talking more
56:46
about music than anything else, and I was saying that you can catch anything
56:52
that Ahorita sounds like on Radio Aha and put it on the radio that sounded
56:58
20 years ago. And no one is going to be surprised at any of
57:06
the music that Ahorita sounds on the radio right now. It is revolutionaryly different
57:10
from the music that sounded twenty years ago. And that' s only true
57:15
as the 2, 000 is here, and that happens now with almost all
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the art media. That' s what the article said. I' m
57:25
not saying it' s necessarily true, but it got me thinking about and
57:29
that' s where and also the article said. And that' s why
57:32
now we just live out of nostalgia, so much of the bands, two
57:40
of the bands, good of the artists as they sounded and that and that
57:45
and that kind of people were surprised it was because if they had retro sound,
57:52
Amy Wayne used tig Monkeys and stuff like that. But that retro sound
57:55
and you' re not used to hearing that on radio. But because retro
57:59
sound, not because it' s something super new. And that' s
58:04
thinking a lot about what really new things are like what I' m telling
58:14
you in an artistically revolutionary sense. And that gave me internal anguish. Very
58:22
son of a bitch, very very very slutty and right now talking through this,
58:32
that the vast majority of things that we are consuming in one other way
58:37
are appealing to nostalgia. That my anguish as a spiritual, ontological, artistic
58:47
sense. Yeah, me, me, me, me, you cold,
58:52
me cold. I' d say it could be a phenomenon that' s
58:58
also being passed on from the 2, 000 to here, and that'
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s because popular people may be building content. And that means it' s
59:09
his turn to replicate while learning to do what was done. Yeah, yeah,
59:17
yeah, yeah, you get it. No, no, no,
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okay before and good still, even for now, the music. But almost
59:25
all the arts that come to great things always come from people of status or
59:30
the occasional ascent, but they kept on a people who came to this status
59:42
and it was very difficult to achieve this status, because they were the ones
59:45
who could produce content of the 2, 000 by here. Above all we
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can all produce content, because now everyone else is getting used to producing content.
59:59
Every time new figures and new artists come from nowhere. Maybe they still
1:00:07
see the famous people and their children. But more and more come these new
1:00:13
people who do things we, for example, doing a podcast. Twenty years
1:00:15
ago we wouldn' t have had a radio show. It doesn' t
1:00:22
last anyone now you and I, to set this example on the ground.
1:00:23
I mean, what we' re doing is learning to emulate what we know,
1:00:27
what we' ve seen what we' ve seen exactly until we can
1:00:31
produce the next new thing, us or those who are still here, as
1:00:37
well as because it' s, like, I get it. But,
1:00:38
for example, there is a reverse of learning, because now you feel more
1:00:43
you have to learn understanding, but I also feel that it is a double
1:00:45
- edged argument. And it can be clear. There' s a lot
1:00:49
of people Lefield, there' s a lot of people, there' s
1:00:52
a lot of people who are clearly learning to do what was said before.
1:00:53
So he' s taking retro stuff but at the same time, I say
1:00:57
yes, but then also what we have is a bunch of new people doing
1:01:01
things. Hence something new. It should come out many times the great me
1:01:06
of times the new things, many of them come out is from people who
1:01:09
don' t know how to do things like they did before. Anyway,
1:01:13
things aren' t coming up or I don' t know. I'
1:01:19
d try to see it' s a fried subject. For example, I
1:01:22
would like to ask how what artists, as well as artists I would go
1:01:29
moderately popular, you think that if you sound on radio 20 years ago,
1:01:35
people would say what the fuck that is I think I believe, but in
1:01:40
a sense like no, in a sense like that shit, but like I
1:01:44
' ve never heard anything like that. But I feel it' s a
1:01:45
difficult question to answer why or not. But that question is a question that
1:01:51
is putting a lot of weight on artists now that it' s not fair,
1:01:57
because it' s like saying that twenty years ago and back, every
1:02:00
artist every time the song was over was a thing that was never undressed.
1:02:02
So it' s not that art you' re doing things, it'
1:02:07
s that what songs they could release if they didn' t agree. I
1:02:08
agree with that. But so too on that other side, because I don
1:02:13
' t see it, that is, that artists are doing something. I
1:02:15
think Botomami might be real weird 20 years ago from this. That could be
1:02:21
as comfortable and I' d have to think more, but I' d
1:02:25
come to the river, laugh I' d have to see it the same
1:02:29
way. I' d have to listen to specific moton again. But also,
1:02:35
that is Rosalia also has a lot of retro charge in her repertoire.
1:02:39
I wouldn' t play too. I would also touch to see if this
1:02:45
null capable, if this has always happened so much of the case I,
1:02:51
I put this, on the one hand, because it seems to me a
1:02:54
fucking interesting subject that I need to talk to more people. But also,
1:02:58
why, because I am distressed by this that now what excites us and I
1:03:02
say is not as an audience, because in this specific case, I was
1:03:07
completely removed and I was not moved in the slightest. Even my reaction was
1:03:13
like fucking life, Oko, it was Robert Downey Jr. Not that,
1:03:17
yes, yes, that' s like why now the only way to get
1:03:24
excited, or attract or call is making nostalgia, because he' s having
1:03:35
so much fear of new things as a public. They' re going to
1:03:42
resist new things. Diego, maybe because the world is so turned shit that
1:03:45
just remember that the times before were better. It' s a joke,
1:03:52
but it may also be a little true these is but there is so too
1:03:55
little hope than nostalgia. I' m saying we give it up, it
1:04:00
makes us federate and you say now because we have ugly in the new thing
1:04:08
will be I wanted to see anyway it seems weird, ok, and I
1:04:12
leave it there, it seems weird, but what was your favorite cabeo,
1:04:15
but what was your favorite truck, that was Ok, is true and I
1:04:18
comment light and you put me here to talk about this shit, what was
1:04:19
your favorite truck. I just, I mean, I feel like I can
1:04:25
live them in three, like the moment you say, like the mental one
1:04:30
that says like ah that Chinese to see this and the important moment, okay,
1:04:33
so what was the moment of surprise to see Sappo and Srael amazing.
1:04:40
You didn' t do much just say arain doesn' t fucking die,
1:04:44
they ain' t shit. But to see them and it was like they
1:04:46
' re the same actors, the yuger gives like they' re my actors.
1:04:48
And I play this ah. This is where the budget went. I
1:04:53
' ve never been ten years, a great time to be killed and that
1:04:59
the comment you can pay Esteban then kill amazing, yes, but yes,
1:05:05
but or see him and see him against Pine and see him, say everything
1:05:12
he said in the post credits scene Marica ten out of ten, ten out
1:05:17
of ten, because I' m sucking that everyone only goes to Captain America
1:05:20
when you see seman Yes, and that the hafeh see that' s given
1:05:24
of that tea. And I say to a crappy mouth, because it'
1:05:28
s what happens is that evil, it' s not in an exact r
1:05:30
sorting movie. But the moment I also said how cute, yes was to
1:05:35
see Laura too and the conversation she has with hou Jackman, with Wolvering is
1:05:42
chimba. It' s how I am I' m the worst is the
1:05:47
worst for this job. It' s like yes, weon I' m
1:05:50
always it is, it' s güey look at you see x the ninety
1:05:55
- seven Faggot, I' m always exen the pawn job, but without
1:06:00
you and thanks to you I can have a life. And it' s
1:06:01
a nice story that I feel at least I do before it gets answered like
1:06:06
that, even though Deatholl said he wasn' t gonna do it or respect
1:06:14
the log legend and the ban takes him out, takes the body out,
1:06:18
he shits the log. I feel like, like, the general, the
1:06:21
movie doesn' t make that joke, but the end coded twenty- three
1:06:26
with twenty- three. It' s like this was nice and it'
1:06:28
s still going to be sour. Don that Eduk screwed up because they managed
1:06:30
how they handled it. This is it. I don' t know if
1:06:39
this is gonna be cheating. But since I was talking about cameos, the
1:06:42
cameo that surprised me that I didn' t think I would like it,
1:06:46
because it was what I liked most. One of the things he was most
1:06:47
afraid of in this movie was Logan' s skeleton. I was so afraid
1:06:56
of how they were going to do that, because Logan is still my super
1:07:00
quote superhero movie from my favorite Marvel movie. Yeah, I think for me
1:07:05
it' s still the best one I' ve seen, yeah, and
1:07:11
it was Wolvering' s goodbye and it was I don' t know what,
1:07:15
and I was so afraid it would be neither to respect it. The
1:07:15
direct remark that there is no way to do this without respecting it. But
1:07:20
come on, but inside the movie, as we' re going to build
1:07:26
it, we' re going to do as respectfully as possible with that story
1:07:31
that was told, which is like in a literal sense, we' re
1:07:36
going to desecrate Logan' s body because we did, we' re bringing
1:07:43
it in, because we are, but we' re telling a completely different
1:07:44
story. It' s completely different. As much as x twenty- three
1:07:48
was there all you want and all this is something else completely taped. For
1:07:53
me, Logan' s still separated. No doubt. Feels. It feels,
1:07:58
and that' s the only way they could do it. But you
1:08:04
see it' s pull fighting giving the egg body. Yeah, yeah,
1:08:11
yeah, I enjoyed it so much. That wey fucking scene then that one
1:08:15
I loved cameos others well I already told him that I loved the nonexistent cameo
1:08:24
because there was no movie. But jan nintendom of gambit that besides the comments
1:08:30
like Mike Santos, had no couch nue you for this shit. What a
1:08:35
terrible accent, The very bad accent, But watching him fight was very stubborn,
1:08:43
yes, that is to say that gambit fighting the same way, he
1:08:46
was very stubborn, yes, dealing cards and then and because it explodes not
1:08:54
even great, it is not the best gambit I have seen fighting because I
1:09:00
excel twenty- nine ninety- seven, s but, but very stubborn.
1:09:02
Then those two I loved them all and I don' t know if there
1:09:09
' s another one. Cabel' s surprised me, Kabill' s,
1:09:12
Khabille' s. I didn' t see it coming. Me neither.
1:09:15
Me neither. Neither did I And ten out of ten, because besides,
1:09:20
it wasn' t like that, it was like a little cortico joke there,
1:09:26
all pretty smart, yeah, that was the only way to be it.
1:09:27
I mean, there was that joke, it was the same level of
1:09:31
stealing, screen time and all that stuff that came back small, small tall,
1:09:39
sure of second things sorry. Yes from here it is vertically challenge shorting
1:09:50
a shorting, yes, Wolver and shorting exactly was that same level. That
1:09:57
also seemed to me to be the way they handled it, ok, because
1:10:02
nothing too stubborn. I liked to see Sylock, that is, many of
1:10:05
those who appeared there in the camp of de Cassandra, of Cassandra and of
1:10:15
Magneto, because many are those who appear when Macuton does not recruit the old
1:10:21
one from the cracks. They are. Piiro. I like to see Piyroire.
1:10:27
If I liked seeing Piire piro, it was all that, nothing was.
1:10:32
I mean, as far as cameos are concerned, what I' m
1:10:34
saying is, like, what excites me, which is the nostalgic element of
1:10:41
the film, as you can see, is the same thing as my existential
1:10:45
anguish. I mean, I enjoyed it so much. Something does a lot.
1:10:49
I' m worried about what that means to society, to the world
1:10:53
and to me as a person. Yeah, but I enjoyed it a lot.
1:10:57
I got carried away with something I liked Diego, but I really liked
1:11:00
it very much. Cassandra' s powers are what branch things to see or
1:11:06
ufff or to put the? Or I think I also think that that'
1:11:12
s also why it bothered me a little that she was as generic as villain,
1:11:17
because because she was very cool they were, very powers, very,
1:11:24
very, very weights, very weights. And then, also, because the
1:11:27
idea of Cassandra, Xavier' s sister, is a character who gives a
1:11:32
lot of himself that obviously not in this film, because, then, in
1:11:36
that film neither wants to exeiviate. But he was half that I liked,
1:11:44
but some time I didn' t like him, because he did catch up
1:11:47
with me as a bag deto and as the Magne. He also died as
1:11:53
d there was now, yes, they can be cheap. It was machymite.
1:11:58
I enjoyed the character of Deathbull Lindo Nighspool, Knightspool, Nighcebell and his
1:12:05
stinking dog. Yeah, ten out of ten the other dead bulls because they
1:12:13
were there Look, the Slavey wife pol Blay, well, yeah, yeah,
1:12:16
yeah, no, and so I read the comics and the Dead Bull
1:12:20
Corps and all this, and I was a little excited to see them.
1:12:24
But also like watching the movie, I said I have no idea how they
1:12:27
' re going to put them in and they put them in the only way
1:12:29
that you could put them in a movie like this, that it was how
1:12:32
they went and kept that yes, go and don' t kill yourself with
1:12:39
deathfull E that so, okay, I understand there is, but that'
1:12:43
s why the cameo is Danley, that I feel that that that' s
1:12:44
why I didn' t get excited. Okay, yeah, well, yeah,
1:12:45
like, I still love Peter Faggot. I love it is that I
1:12:50
come to more resolution and that all Dead Bulls have a Peter, because,
1:12:55
besides that I felt like like a wink to Kimon, Rick and death like
1:12:59
all Riggs have their death and all Dead Bulls have their twitter and war dead
1:13:02
full Weard dead foll Wier dead foll No, what I tell you the movie
1:13:09
has very cool things. What happens is that, as a narrative experience,
1:13:14
I didn' t find it as cool as the other Death Ok times brou
1:13:17
I found much more teas narratively and also that they experienced much more in that
1:13:24
sense. But, but then, this movie, obviously, was pointing it
1:13:28
at the nostalgic level and at us we are a love letter, lash parody.
1:13:32
Yeah, that' s where I loved the love letter again, the
1:13:35
parody, because for my boyfriend in the target, that is, it'
1:13:39
s not that I hated it either. It was just like a good try,
1:13:43
but no, okay but, but I didn' t have like ok
1:13:46
ok yeah, but, but I enjoy it a lot. I know I
1:13:48
' ve been criticizing the film a lot for a long time, but it
1:13:53
' s because it' s a subject that imputes me a lot, not
1:13:56
because I really didn' t like it. I really thought the movie was
1:13:57
a lot of fun. Okay, but that' s clear because that'
1:14:01
s what I' m hearing comments all the time talking shit to score them.
1:14:06
Not how shitty a tupionerra is. This was the change. I said
1:14:14
the good things, I come I say the bad things. That' s
1:14:17
right now they' re going into the country and it' s not intense
1:14:21
that Wanda Posi gave him a score, a gonorrhea is a good wey not
1:14:25
a gol rada. But it wasn' t good. No. Fag tells
1:14:27
her the tip larhoea gave her a score, a gonorrhea, that is,
1:14:30
honestly it' s the movie. That' s very good. Geo kept
1:14:33
asking for it, but I don' t think the movie deserves that score.
1:14:40
That is if someone says that objectively the film has the score that I
1:14:42
have but you hate it, but he or she is not an objective score.
1:14:45
Yeah, no, and we' ve always been clear about that.
1:14:47
Maybe we' ve always been clear about that. That' s why I
1:14:49
may have been more than half this fucking chapter talking bad about the movie and
1:14:53
yet there will be a good score. And if I hold on to the
1:14:56
kicks, I don' t care. I explained to him I' m
1:16:06
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1:16:18
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inter, the multiversely famous stupid ner score to Deadbull and Welvery well not Juan
1:17:45
Dapo from zero to ten. How many dynamic needles does this film give you?
1:17:51
Ok I was the first, dynamic water. It was the Latin name.
1:17:56
Yes, Gonorrhea. We' re complaining, but we row fast and
1:18:03
change it to Wolver. I know that but what brown, what part first
1:18:09
that brown And then if you come back brown and you see it it'
1:18:15
s not that you see it didn' t sound little nutty, yeah,
1:18:19
you see it doesn' t sound vallenate, yeah, it sounds cla.
1:18:25
Not for any other cop poop in English to puppy. Puppy is a pitiful
1:18:31
polite man. Puppy can open that I enjoyed very much, at least the
1:18:38
way that I also saw this idea that I exposed of the opportunity that it
1:18:42
was not and that I value this that was built before I didn' t
1:18:47
forget it, that I didn' t prod him of our sales, that
1:18:53
it had a value and that was what it was. I saw it as
1:18:54
the beautiful story of wanting to be and of valor and it is always having
1:19:01
the possibility to do something worthwhile and that never give up and never let go
1:19:05
of the failures of the past, always where to build. And that seemed
1:19:11
nice to me and besides amazing dead bun the moment you put the mask back
1:19:15
on? Amazing the moment when he takes away his swords and knife to fight
1:19:20
in condition with say Bertut to have the shortest fight I' ve ever seen.
1:19:28
Sey Berton is a fag who doesn' t know if he invests an
1:19:31
asshole. I' ve had a fight with people You' ve already had
1:19:35
Fox' s vertus. I would have liked more, I agree, to
1:19:42
see a little more of marriage, because if I felt that talking about the
1:19:46
bad side between Paradoxica Sandra, they didn' t make a villain and if
1:19:53
this waste a while on both, that is, they would have concentrated one
1:19:56
of the two a little bit more, perhaps the confrontation would have been a
1:19:59
little better. But I like that Ed Full stays and I would like DL
1:20:01
to stay out of it by making these comments, continuing to talk like the
1:20:08
commentator of Marvel' s movies produced by Marvel, but I don' t
1:20:14
know and I' m afraid to find out why Thor was crying that I
1:20:20
love that the joke is for the pelcplade then two say. Then I thought
1:20:25
it was going to be the post credit scene and then of course. That
1:20:29
' s gonna be part of tor Lo van ton Eran, Deatboll. I
1:20:33
love the hard one I seem to love it. Yeah, it has to
1:20:36
be called that. It' s got to be all that was death Foll.
1:20:40
And all this being said, I' m going to put a nine
1:20:43
on this movie Don diego from zero to ten, how many more movies it
1:20:54
' s going to be. Hugh Jackman puts you up to good first of
1:20:59
all, clearly that scale doesn' t reach and I' m just talking
1:21:02
about how to get back What I said to watch the movie seemed very funny,
1:21:13
both the nostalgic part and all these jokes so dead clicks that they still
1:21:18
hit the target. The fact that every time I pull using the little knife
1:21:20
said Tini Niife is stupid. I love him not those kinds of things that
1:21:28
are very very deathulll very real rian too that, if you know yes there
1:21:34
is no serious. I feel like Ryan' s therapist is redoing to be
1:21:38
working twice as long as he' s faggot, that is, I'
1:21:42
m suddenly forgiven. I have or King of the King will start to kill.
1:21:44
People. It' s distressing, it' s distressing, it'
1:21:48
s weird Nife, Taine, knighven or so I already said what my problems
1:21:57
with the movie were. I keep them, but I also feel that all
1:22:01
my problems with the film are more problems than I have with the current state
1:22:06
of Marvel movies, with the current state of capitalism, with the current state
1:22:13
of what exists in itself or not the future, as well as a lot
1:22:16
of extra extra stuff by x Men, Extra extra ex. So the same
1:22:24
as I thought the movie was a lot I put eight ok nine and eight
1:22:30
daw average eight five for Deadbull and Wolver. You guys thought it seemed like
1:22:35
you were leaving it on any social network. And all that said, we
1:22:41
' ll see you in eight days talking about Godzilla Versus with Kung the New
1:22:48
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1:22:55
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