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A.I. EP. 237: “God I Love My Street” - The ‘Burbs 35th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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We'll do our best to make you smile with the indoors man. What
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is happening? I'm roubling quis time boo, and we are the avid indoors
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Man. Hello everyone, Hello, Hello, how are you sir? You
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know I'm doing great, pal, I'm just living the life over here.
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Saw the super Bowl was very fun. It was what did you do for
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the super Bowl? Actually just come out at home and it was delightful,
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delightful. Yeah. My folks were coming into town today there here now and
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uh yeah. So I was just like, I'm gonna have people around this
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week. I'm just gonna chill and it's gonna go out. I was gonna
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go to Nick Heaton's house. Uh yeah, he his brother, but that
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one of their kiddos was not feeling great. So they ended up kind of
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canceling, which I was like, that's totally fair, makes sense. Yep,
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once kids are involved, I understand this is how this works. So
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no worries. You know one of those, right, So, oh,
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I know all about it. And she's still pretty she's still pretty young.
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So yeah, so you know, just a baby. But yeah, so
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I watched it here and what a great game. Yeah, pretty boring first
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half and then it turned out a great fun one. That is fair.
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That is fair. But we got overtime to make up for that first half.
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Totally. Yeah, how about you? Did you watch it in Arizona?
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I watched an Arizonia for fam down there. It was was really fun
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because the day before my father in law vern he he wanted to upgrade his
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television and I said, you know what, I think it's a really good
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idea. You're right, and when you're right, you're right. So we
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went over. We went over to the cast hole. We went and got
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a seventy five inch TV. Well, just a little baby one. What
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do you get just to get anything bigger? Then and I put it all
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together. But we also then realized we had to change their entire living room
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to make it work, sure, you know. Yeah. So it was
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pretty funny because he put it like right in front of the window where you
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you know, you can see the mountains and it's this beautiful view. And
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my mother in law, Linda was like, this needs to move hard pass
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on that. Yep, we can't do this. Yeah. So we did
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it there, but we had a We had a pretty great time in Arizona
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and glad to be back now. Flew in today and boy or my arms
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tired. I was gonna say it if you didn't so good work you were.
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Did you end up going to that golf tourney? I did, Yes,
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So I went to the one the no because wasn't there. There was
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some some words exchanged or whatever. So it's the people's open. The waste
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management opened, uh out there in Scottsdale, Arizona. My father in law
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is a huge golf nuts and so he had gotten some tickets. I got
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to go. It was insanely packed. The Saturday is always nuts. Sure.
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It was like when we were walking in, it was shoulder to shoulder
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thousands of people. At one point we were just standing there for about ten
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minutes. Nobody was moving, and I was like, I'm about to get
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closterfied. I feel a little weird, But then all of a sudden,
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everybody just moved in. They had stopped making people show tickets at that point
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because there were so many people. They were like they were just like,
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come in, just come in, we're going through security. Sure these people
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probably have a ticket. So that was pretty nuts. But dude, so
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many drunk people. They actually had to stop selling alcohol, which is nuts.
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They did that. Yeah, they were like and it was take less
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money to try and up this a little bit big time. Well, the
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conditions. Arizona doesn't get a lot of rain, and it got like two
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inches of rain that week, which is like they get like three inches a
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year. So it was well done. So it was very muddy and it
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was slippery and it was scary. Yeah, and there were people falling everywhere
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and it was a whole thing. So but yeah, it was it was
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pretty eventful. I would definitely check it out again. It's pretty rowdy.
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It felt like something out of Happy Gilmour. That's pretty cool. Nice,
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It was kind of fun. It was not what I expecting for a PGA
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thing. Yeah, I think like quiet and like, you know, a
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little bit like respected up and yeah, nothing like that. I would check
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it out. It was kind of fun. Yeah, that's cool, that's
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cool. I like it. But I want to hear what was the last
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movie you watched? Oh? Yes, the last movie I watched also involves
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sport. I saw Next Goal Wins. Oh, I wanted to see that.
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How was it? Yeah, it's a pretty cute movie. It's it's
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all about basically American American Samoa and their soccer team. Apparently they're known for.
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In two thousand and one, they lost a match like thirty one nothing
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in the World Cup or qualifiers, I think, is what it was.
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And this is a story about Michael Fastbender. His character is a football coach
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and sorry, soccer, soccer. They say football all the time, so
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it's invaded my brain. But yeah, soccer for our American friends, soccer.
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He's a coach and to sort of down on his luck and he gets
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a phone call to go try and deal with these folks and teach them and
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try to get them better than thirty one nothing basically, And their whole thing
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is they just want to score a goal, basically. And it's a super
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it's a silly, silly movie. It's take a YTD helped write it with
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Ian Morris and then directed it as well. So it's got all the take
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of craziness in it, but it's a cute movie. I really had a
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fun time with it. I thought was great and it has some heart that
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I was not expecting. That was really fun, which Tyke is also really
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good at. So it's I was just going to say that, Yeah,
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it's pretty fun. It's it's it is very irreverent like it. It is
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definitely silly, but I liked it a lot. I thought it was absolutely
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worth exploring. And they go into a bunch of stuff in really fun ways
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that I really like and I won't spoil, so you should definitely check it
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out. It'd be a great like I think. Yeah, yeah, I'll
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definitely check it out. It was it streaming? God, I can't even
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remember. It's been a few weeks since I watched it, actually, so
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I don't even remember where I saw it, but I watched it at home,
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so it must be streaming. Maybe it even or something, And I
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feel like it's been out for a minute. Yeah I think so too,
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but I'm sorry I don't recall cool, but yeah, it was fun.
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How about you what's the last movie you watched? Well, I told you
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I was gonna watch all the A twenty four films, so I've started watching
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some more of those. One that I found on Max was a movie called
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Remember, starring Christopher Plumber as an elderly man with dementia who was an Auschwitz
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survivor. Whoa and with the help of another elderly guy, they team up
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to search for the man that killed their families back in the day. Oh
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my god, what I cannot believe that I never heard of this movie.
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This sounds com I want to see. Yeah, quite the other The other
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guy was Martin Lando, who I felt like I hadn't seen in forever.
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Wow, I'm going to be honest, I didn't know he was still alive.
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Yeah, and he might not be, that's true. This was right.
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He passed three years ago, gotcha. Wow? Crazy? But dude,
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Christopher Plumber was incredible. Uh. It was a great plot. It
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did feel kind of indie like they didn't have a ton of money going on
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in there, just with how they shot it and the locations and things.
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But it was an incredible story. That's cool, and it yeah caught me
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off guard. And another awesome a twenty four film. I guess I shouldn't
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be surprised, but they keep surprising me. That's cool. And you said
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HBO Max for that one. That's where I saw it, or just Max
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or whatever. I said, just Max because I'm pretty HIV. Well,
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you're much more with it than I am. Yes, it's not an accident
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that you have that RIZ. You know it's not an extent the Z.
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I love the RIZ. It's the only one I have, truly, It's
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great, the only one I have. Nice. Have you been streaming anything
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fun? Yeah? I actually streamed another movie, and I don't think I've
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talked about it. I didn't keep great notes. But did we talk about
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this movie a role play yet? On here? Yes you did because it
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was the shoot. I thought maybe that was because maybe it was Maybe it
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was. We've talked about it, but maybe not on here. Yes.
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Well, if you've heard this before, tell me all about it. Just
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just stick around skip forward. I don't know what you gotta do because I
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almost watched it, but I saw the Rotten Tomato scores and was like,
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I, yeah, I don't know. And we did talk about it because
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it's David a Yellow Oh and Kaylee Kuoco that are in this and they are
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a married couple living in the suburbs, which will become fun later a little
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ding ding ding for later. But yeah, she they have just like this
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beautiful family life and whatever, and they've been married for a few years.
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She also has a secret life in her past, and so it's sort of
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them trying to rekindle their marriage while also dealing with her past stuff. And
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it's really fun. It's kind of like spy thrillery rom com sort of thing.
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It's really it's an interesting mixture, but I really like it. I
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actually kind of compare it to did you ever see that Mister Right movie with
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Sam Rockwell? I did, Yeah, I liked it. It's kind of
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similar to that, like a little a reverence. Anna Kendrick Yeah, Anna
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Kendrick, Yeah, I love that movie. I think it's so fun.
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But it's actioning like that while also having you know, like the silly parts
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and romantic stuff and whatever. So it's it's really great. I liked it
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a lot. And it was just sort of a random watch. I think
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I was just flicking through. I think that was a Prime one. Oh
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yeah, it's on their posts Prime. Yes, yeah. Yeah, So
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if that sounds kind of fun to you, go check it out. It's
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it's good. It does sound kind of fun. So it's better than the
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Rotten Tomato score. Oh is the Rotten Tomato score bad? I mean when
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I looked at it, and now, granted it was like maybe the day
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it came out, the day after it came out, so it's probably just
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critics, sure, which they're not going to love that movie because that has
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been played a few times. Oh yeah, for sure. You know,
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I just want to look it up now. Kind of a mister and Missus
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Smith. Yeah, yeah, even that kind of ghosted kind of. I
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just thought they had great chemistry between them, and they're both so fun anyway,
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Yeah, jeez and forty four percent. Yeah, yeah, sure,
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I think it's better than that. I do love a rom com though,
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so maybe I'm skewed, you do, I do? But yeah, so
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I've been watching that. It's been fun cool. Have you been streaming anything
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fun? I have? I'm now all caught up with Slow Horses. I've
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seen. So it's six episodes and they're not even an hour long because it's
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kind of style format, right. Yeah, it's on Apple TV plush,
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but yeah, it was definitely the most action packed and the most was like
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at Steak. Out of the three seasons, there was a lot going on
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the main characters, maybe some people left in a fashion, and a bunch
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of like corruption and stuff going on it. It was a hoot, cool
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man. But yeah, it's my favorite season so far, and they just
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keep getting better, and I know that there's going to be a fourth season,
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So I'm caught up cool and get on the Apple TV plus check it
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out. I got to jump on board that again. That sounds fun because
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yeah, Gary oldman, man, it's definitely worth watching it for sure.
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Looked really fun, So that's exciting to know. Holds up that way?
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of every episode we put out. We call it our podcast and chill version,
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and we'll do a top five draft that pertains to the movie we're talking
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about. And for this one, we did our top five movies the eighties
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movies that are quintessential eighties Yeah, yeah, which I like, it's gonna
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be fun. It needs to really look like it's from the eighties. Yeah,
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and just vibe. I guess, I don't know. This seems like
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a very open ended one, like kind of it does whatever can fit sort
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of, I feel, but I feel like, you know, there are
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some movies that were made in the eighties that are say, just for example,
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Glory was made in the eighties. Yeah, but that is from you
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know, way back in the day Civil warst it doesn't count. Yeah,
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I think, right, So we're not doing that. We're doing like I
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feel like it needs to be in the eighties and it needs a look.
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It feels like it's a time capsule for the eighties from the total right.
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Yeah, boom greed eighties time capsule movies. That's a great that's a good
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one way of saying that. Yes, oh, thank god, I can
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stop trying spelled quintessential now, Thank the Lord. It's hard for me.
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Coming attractions. Stay tuned. We're gonna do a really fun movie Office Space.
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I'm so excited. And when did that come out? And I didn't
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look this up beforehand. I didn't look at least twenty or twenty five.
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Holy heavens, I've looked it up. That will be fun. I can't
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wait for that. That's a That's one that I feel like is a sneaky
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I quoted a lot movie without remembering almost you know, like, I'm super
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pumped, So that'll be great. It was in nineteen ninety nine, twenty
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five years hotly, that makes me feel very old. So sir, come
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on, back for that. If you want to destroy a printer or anything,
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we'll make that available to you at that time. So it feels good
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to be a gangster. Let me tell you. I'veset it for years.
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You know, Rob, you were there, But we're here today to talk
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about another film that is having its So I guess it'd be fifth anniversary.
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That's how that would work. Eighty nine. Yeah, cow from nineteen hundred
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and eighty nine. This is a movie called The Verbs and the Boabes.
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Boy, we're gonna have a good time with this one. And we got
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a guy who loves this movie. I believe it is his favorite movie of
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all time. He has told me that maybe it's changed since then, but
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who knows. And perhaps, you know, perhaps he'll say that in his
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hot take. I mean, who knows. But he's here. He's a
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friend, he's a pal. Give it up for Abe Sword. What's up,
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babe? Hi, Hi buddy, good to see you, buddy.
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Hello, I am happy to be here. Oh, we're so happy to
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have man. We saw this movie was having an anniversary, and you were
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the only person that we wanted to do this way. It's true, but
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a surprising amount of people responded with this being one that they wanted to talk
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about. So that's true, that's great, cool, Yes, this is
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the one I was born. Yeah, I've been preparing all my life.
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We scorned them all, thank you so much. Yeah, for sure.
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And in that spirit, Ape just wants to remind everyone to be kind to
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one another. That's always scoring your friends, but with love, with love,
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with love. But yeah, we're here to talk about the burps,
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and I think we should just get right into it. Boys, what do
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you think, Robie want to hit us with a rough synopsa. Settling in
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for some time off in a suburban home, Ray Peterson's vacation becomes a horror.
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Geez, I like it in the read. I'm so sorry. At
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first I just thought you said no. I really switched it up and it
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tickled me too much. Please please, can you do it the same way,
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though I don't think I can the same the same please? Settling in
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for some time off and suburban home, Ray Peterson's vacation becomes a horror when
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the Cloaks, a suspiciously odd family, move in down the block, enlisting
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the aid of his paranoid buddy Art and his militia man neighbor rumsfield. Ray
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sends his son and wife away on a trip while he investigates the Clopex.
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When a neighbor disappears, Ray and his cohorts risk their lives to save their
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cul de Sac from the clutches of evil. Wow, you really powered through
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at the end like a true check has got the giggles in the middle of
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that rope. I love it. Oh, it's gonna be good work.
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It's gonna be silly. It's gonna be a silly good time for sure.
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Let's go to Rotten Tomatoes and hear what they have to say. Critics have
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this coming in at a rock solid fifty five percent. OK, not awesome,
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awesome, but I think out of the ones we've done this year,
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this is the second best from critics so far. That's hysterical. Yeah,
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we really critics hate this podcast this year even more than mutual. I had
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some stinkers curently well, they have dumb ideas. Audience members, they'll liket
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it quite a bit more. They're at seventy one percent. Pretty good,
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pretty good, good, pretty good, not too shabby. Let's go in
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though and hear what we think. It's time for our hot takes, spicy
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electric cuty. That's a hot take. That's a hot takes, spicy electric
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boogie, Woogie woogie. I will go first on this one. I had
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never seen this movie until we watched it for this podcast, which I thought
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was very fun. I'm so jealous. Oh man, it's really really fun.
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One hundred percent. This movie is why we're doing quintessential eighties movies for
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the draft, because this feels so eighties to me in all the best ways.
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It is a lighthearted romp with like some horror elements in it, but
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nothing too crazy. It just basically lets this cast go and be as goofy
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as they want to be. Uh, And it's just a super fun time.
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The cast is like stacked and packed with awesome actors, which is really
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fun. I love that a ton And yeah, I don't even really have
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like a hot hot take. I don't think honestly, I just really enjoyed
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watching this. I thought it was super super funny, and yeah, I
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was just happy to be here. Yes, I don't know. I'm so
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happy you're here too, buddy. Yeah, hot take. I've seen this
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movie more than you, for sure, But this was not a staple in
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the lond Quist household. I had seen it, but oh nice, probably
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a couple of times, and then I felt like I saw a few scenes
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a million times when it would play on TV all the time. Sure,
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but it was directed by a guy named Joe Dante, Who's done some big
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movies that I've missed that are very big, like the Gremlins films. You
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oh, I don't miss Gremlins, but I did. Grams did Inner Space,
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which is a fun one. I think the only thing that I've seen
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of his was a movie called Parana way back in the day that was pretty
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pretty and it made me scared. They made a lot of those, Yeah,
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I think if I remember Parana three D kind that came out at least
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three of us. Yes, yeah, right right nice. But I did
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see that The Burbs got one award nomination, and it was for the Young
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Artist Awards. Corey Danziger, who played the Sun, was nominated and did
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not win, but that makes sense. He did go on to play Mark's
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friend in the beloved film Beethoven So Good. Only I thought this was a
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very silly, fun movie, very eighties. Like you said, it was
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very fun to see Tom Hank so young and it's crazy to think just four
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years after this he'd be winning Best Actions Up. Yeah, I think,
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I don't know. The biggest thing I got from this film is if you
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think your neighbors are up to no good, you should absolutely break into their
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homes, snoop around, make sure you're right, and don't listen to people
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who are telling you to use common sense. Just get it done and then
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you'll become correctors and act on it. Yes, yeah, you act on
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it. Don't get anyone else involved, you know, whatever you do right
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totally, So that that was the big lesson I learned. But yeah,
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I I I laughed a bunch more than I was expecting. I guess because
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it's just been so long. And yeah, I really enjoyed its hot take
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hot thanks Abe hit Us. What do you think? Well, this is
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my favorite movie. This is the one that I always talked about when that
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comes up, and so I have a lot of thoughts. I could do
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a whole season of podcasts on this movie. I feel like love really just
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deep deep dive. But all I agree with all those things you said.
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You know, it's it's very eighties, it's you know, eighty eight eighty
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nine, So it's sort of a bookend to that decad, I feel like
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in some ways, and you know, maybe the dark edges of that idyllic
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eighties stuff is happening. You see in cul de sac form a little bit.
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You know, here comes sure War and grunge and things like that,
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and they're just just over the horizon. And so yeah, it's like you
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said, it's a stacked cast. It's it's got Corey Feldman in it,
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which any good eighties movie. And then you know Tom Hanks I like to
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semi joke maybe not joke a lot that My favorite part of his career is
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Joe Versus the Volcano Big, which we did, the Verbs Money Pit,
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all that those late eighties once, which you know, it's it's a testament
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to his acting ability and the fact that he could do those movies like that
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and really like hit him out of the park. Yeah, onto like the
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League of their Own and then here comes the Oscars and so it's neat to
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see him at that time. You know, I was twelve thirteen years old
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when this movie came out, and so a very important yeah age for things
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like that, when a lot of I think favorites get crystallized in our lives,
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and I think that that's that's really part of white residing with me.
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Southern California was where we were living at the time too, so that thatack
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life also was there for me. You know, I really felt like Ricky
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Peters and Corey Corey Feldman was like who I wanted to be, not knowing
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what was going on behind the scenes in his life at the time, but
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he was a bit of a hero with me. And so yeah, just
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a real fun time capsule in some ways. And also just you know a
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lot of these archetypal characters and and things that make a lot of fun.
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And the talent involved too. Yeah, love it, hot take, love
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take Spicy. Well let's uh, let's go through these acting performances, and
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why don't we pick our favorite one. Let's pick the dude. The dude.
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I'm the dude, so that's what you call me, you know that,
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or his dude or duder or you know, el dud reno if you're
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not into the whole brevity thing, abe, I think there's only one dude
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in this movie, really, and it's it's Ray. It's Tom Hanks.
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Yeah, he's just you know, it's watching a master at work, even
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if it is maybe not playing in the championship game. You know, there's
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a Jordan Us quality to it. I feel like where a lot of even
25:45
you know, nonverbal face acting and things like that. You know, there's
25:48
some scenes that we'll touch on later, I'm sure where just just watching him
25:52
just be in the character and have fun with it. And you know,
25:56
there was a lot of improvisation in this movie. I don't know if it
25:57
came up in your research, but there was a writer going on a little
26:00
bit and so you know, seeing through that. Lens too is kind of
26:04
need to think about, Like, you know, him sort of sparring with
26:08
Carrie Fisher and Bruce Dern and you know, you wonder how much of that
26:11
is them just you know, really being good at their craft too, And
26:15
so right, I think that Tom Hanks is the dude, as he often
26:18
is. Yes, Tom Hanks is in it. He's usually the dude.
26:25
I agree. What can you say about him that hasn't already been said?
26:27
But one thing, I think he might be my favorite actor who flips out
26:34
or gets obsessed. He he's so good at it. His like super frustrated
26:41
temper tantrums are some of the like most entertaining things to watch, and he
26:48
did it a lot in this time period. I feel like when he picks
26:52
up the gurney and throws it in the ambulance something, Yeah, so funny.
26:56
I was cracking up. I love that. Well, even just when
26:59
Art is coming to wake him up, you know, just like you know,
27:03
trying to get some sleep, but him screaming that. Yeah. I've
27:08
seen a couple of guys that do impressions of Tom Hanks and it's pretty much
27:12
only him doing the kind of scream yell like while talking like all that stuff.
27:18
Totally, it's really funny. Yeah, that's really funny. I love
27:22
that. Yeah, that's really great. But yeah, Tom Hanks for the
27:25
win. Yeah, it's a clean sweep. I mean, for all the
27:26
reasons you guys said. He's just so he's just so likable, even when
27:32
he's being kind of crazy, right, like, he's just always like I
27:36
mean, I'm kind of just on his side no matter what I feel like.
27:38
So, yeah, he's amazing. I love him. Boom. Well,
27:44
that was pretty easy. Lots of fun supporting roles though, Oh my
27:47
goodness, let's let's go and pick that we got for this ape. Okay,
27:55
so Liten I I had to think a lot about a lot of good
27:57
candidates there. But Corey Felderman's character rich nice. He's he's almost like the
28:06
Greek chorus here where a lobby. You're seeing through his perspective, and he's
28:11
like the camera sometimes I feel like, uh yeah, and you know,
28:15
he's he's the teenage boy. He's he's looking to that lens and he's laughing
28:19
at the ridiculousness of the adults and also maybe being a little wiser in some
28:25
ways, predicting what they're going to do and them being dumb. And and
28:30
so he's another one who really like shows up the scenery. You know,
28:36
when he's in there, you're watching him, yes, and so yeah,
28:40
I think he's really fun to watch like that. And this is this is
28:42
one of my favorite roles of his. Yeah, yeah, he's incredible.
28:48
He's a Michelangelo in human form. Yeah, he really is. And he
28:52
was but I think he was Don Tello actually right, which is so weird.
28:56
Is I always thought that was a strange choice Michaelangelo. He wanted to
29:02
go against you know, character archetypes, I guess at that point. Yeah,
29:07
he was one of my favorite kid actors ever, he's so good.
29:10
Yeah, he's really great. I actually went and picked Rick do Common as
29:17
art Wine Garden. Yeah, and so funny. That dude was hilarious.
29:22
He made me laugh in every scene that he came in. I felt like
29:26
he had the most fun lines. Him getting electrocuted, just good clean fun.
29:30
It was his reaction to it. It was hilarious, hot, just
29:37
just like he could see his black fingernails and he's just like, yeah,
29:42
he's so funny. He's also in one of our favorite movies of all time,
29:45
groundhog Day. Yes, he's so funny in that too. I don't
29:51
know what else he's been in, but those two for two, I'm the
29:55
ones I know up pretty good. He's pretty great. Yeah, I'm with
29:57
you, agreed. I had both of those folks up for top honorable mentions
30:04
here. I think I probably would have picked Bruce dens My as my teach.
30:11
He was awesome in this. I thought like, he's just like the
30:15
crazy that crazy like military ex military guy stereotype that was in a lot of
30:21
these a lot of the movies in the eighties, and he played it so
30:23
well, but in such a way where he was like kind of making fun
30:27
of himself or that's that archetype too a little bit, which was really fun.
30:33
I just really liked him. I thought he was great. He wasn't
30:34
like like him eating the animal crackers up on the roof like away from the
30:41
danger and stuff was just super funny. I loved it. His interactions with
30:45
his wife were super weird and silly and fun. Yeah, I don't know.
30:51
I really liked him a lot. I thought he brought a lot to
30:52
the table for sure. Yeah, he was great. And we got to
30:57
bring up Kerrie Fisher. I mean, she's so great. She's such a
31:02
ba I wish she would have got to like do some of that, like
31:06
the the jousting back and forth with lines a little bit more because she was
31:10
so funny in the few that she had, Like her quips are just perfect
31:14
well and she's the only adult in the film. He feels like the yeah
31:21
right, yeah, totally love that, which she was great. Also shout
31:25
out to Henry Gibson, who is I guess he's the He's the patriarch of
31:30
the family, right is who he is? The doctor? He's the doctor.
31:37
Yeah, he's the father from Wedding Crashers is what I know him.
31:40
Best from and he's also dude the head Nazi from Blues Brothers. Right,
31:47
not see him as he's so good. He's really great. He's had some
31:52
awesome like bit parts you know, in movies over the years. He's great.
31:57
I really liked. Yeah. I think he was pretty established to back
32:00
in the day. Yeah, right, I just don't see those yeah,
32:07
but yeah, I will always imagine him at a at the breakfast table hearing
32:10
all the crazy things that you know, Vinceman is telling him or whatever.
32:15
So totally And did you guys recognize Nicky Kat as Steve koont He? He
32:22
shows up in things every once in a while. He's like the Corey Feldman's
32:27
buddy, Oh yeah, comes over and watching he I think he he's the
32:32
guy that beats up Adam Goldberg in Days and Confused. Really, I think
32:37
that's the same. Doesn't look really familiar, doesn't he. Yeah, he's
32:42
been around on a lot of stuff that was interesting. That's cool. Nice.
32:45
I also thought I don't love the part because she's just kind of like
32:49
a ditzy housewife or whatever. But Wendy Shall I thought was pretty funny as
32:53
Bonnie Rumswell or Rumsfield. She just was she was hilarious. Give her a
33:00
lot to do, but I thought the parts she had were pretty great.
33:02
I thought it was an interesting dynamic that she's this kind of like trophy wife
33:07
but to Bruce Dern, who doesn't look like right right, super successful or
33:14
you know what I mean, like a little bit they were like taking the
33:16
piss on that idea too or something you know, I don't know. Yeah,
33:21
with you for sure, I love that. Well, she went on,
33:23
she's on American Dad, she's the voice of I guess the mom on
33:29
America. Oh yeah, that's right, right right, And like didn't she
33:34
I thought I read in the trivia that she got that because he's just a
33:37
big fan of this movie basically seth McFarlane MacFarlane. Yeah, which is great
33:43
and makes total sense, you know, right that he would have been But
33:46
yeah, I love that. Yeah, I think that's pretty much everybody except
33:53
maybe Hans. We didn't talk about Hans. It's a weird looking Yeah.
34:00
I always feel like, what a what a like backhanded compliment to get a
34:06
movie part to be like this super like we just really need someone that looks
34:10
very odd and ugly, that's really what we're looking for. Like, Yeah,
34:16
you're great. Oh my gosh, found our guy. Oh you are
34:22
a monster. Come please be part of this. Yeah he was goofy.
34:27
Yeah, sure, I loved him though. He was really funny. I
34:29
like that a lot. And shout out to the two garbage men Dick Miller
34:34
and Robert Picardo, Ben and a ton of stuff over the years, right,
34:37
and they were really funny. We'll talk about they were. We'll talk
34:40
about this. Actually, we could talk about that scene right now if we
34:43
wanted. Should we go name our favorite scene? Should we pick the dangus?
34:49
Is quite simple, really, dingus, Dingus. I can talk about
34:52
my dingus all night long. What do you got that? Yeah? Me
34:58
too, I'm I'm in true. Well instead of just drawing a circle around
35:01
the entire movie, sure, sure, If I had to pick one,
35:06
it would be the sardines scene. That's all that comes up my life a
35:12
lot. When I see sardines. I think of that scene. I'm sure
35:15
I've eaten them on pretzels before and again that that uh nonverbal acting with Tom
35:22
Hanks when he puts the entire thing in his mouth and just so, the
35:27
slow crunch, the the encouragement from Carol from uh, you know, just
35:31
like, go ahead, neaed it. And it's just so drawn out,
35:36
so uncomfortable and hilarious. I watched I rewatched this movie on a flight a
35:39
couple of days ago, and still cracking me up. I just I couldn't
35:44
help laughing through that. And it's just all the things that have led up
35:46
to that uncomfortableness that's happening, all the different like you know, biases people
35:52
have about what they think is going on, and then the sardines just take
35:55
over the entire movie right there. Yeah, can I it's so good.
36:00
The foley work is UNBELI unmatched. And are we eating the whole sardine?
36:10
Is that what we do? I'm not a It will make me to die
36:15
if I have one, so I don't. You can't. I'm not a
36:16
fishman. I don't know how these things are work. But you eat the
36:20
whole thing? Huh yeah? Yeah. The bones are tiny, and there's
36:24
something I think that happens to them where they're just slightly crunchy in there a
36:28
little bit. Oh yeah, but they're very salty. They seem like they'd
36:36
be salty. They are very salty, yet I bet them sometimes you get
36:39
them in in a caesar salad sometimes. Yeah, that's why I can't salads.
36:45
That was a tough day to learn that those were in there sometimes they
36:49
are that. That was definitely up there for me. I think I had
36:55
to pick maybe the silliest scene in the whole thing, and it's just because
37:00
of how they shot it. It's when the dog digs up the femur and
37:06
art realizes what it is when so then they start screaming, and the camera
37:10
pants in and out and in and out, and then it stops panning in
37:15
and out, but Tom Hanks is still screaming. Yeah, So they're clearly
37:21
like not taking themselves too seriously at all. I was like, oh,
37:24
yeah, this is just silly. We're just going for silly, and I
37:29
was very much on board. I love that. That's a great one.
37:32
That's a great one. I had the barging into the neighbor's house as sort
37:37
of a very high one as well, for sure. But I love the
37:43
bees. Is that the one you just said? Up? Which which one
37:45
did you just pick? Okay? No, no, no, the femur.
37:49
Oh yeah, the femur. Sorry, I got scared. I was
37:51
saying the same thing. No. When they go say hello for the first
37:54
time and the bees come out of like the doorbell or whatever. Dern yelling
38:00
come to me, man, come to water is just the funniest thing.
38:05
I was cracking up during that scene. He can only go so far.
38:09
He's tried so hard to help, but he just keeps screaming, come to
38:13
me, man, come to water. I don't know why, but that
38:17
had me rolling and in a movie where I was laughing a ton anyway,
38:22
but man, that scene was just cracked. It was early. Tom Hanks
38:27
is so much physical comedy, which is really fun. I love that a
38:30
lot. And he doesn't either too, I guess, but yeah, for
38:36
so good. My runner up that I had was just him walking down the
38:40
stairs after he's been blown up. Oh yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
38:51
I wonder how many times he had to try and do that, like
38:53
did he biff it? Did it go work? Because it's perfect. It
38:58
was a perfect choice because he is just he's so disheveled and just like in
39:06
shock probably and just not actually lifting up his legs too to walk downstairs like
39:13
that and just kind of glide down them. I just yeah, And then
39:16
it was very impressive and throws it ina. I love it so much.
39:23
I did see that that was improvised, like in the scene too, wasn't
39:27
scripted. Yeah, so funny, the gurney bit or the okay, so
39:32
funny. That's really great, Amore runner ups Abe. Well, like you
39:38
mentioned, the steps is way up there too. Yeah, there's an extended
39:43
scene the first night shot where Tomics sneaks out to have a cigar and and
39:50
Rick de Coleman is kind of narrating like he comes out here to have cigars.
39:52
He doesn't his wife doesn't know. I know. And there there's just
39:58
a neat like suburban spookiness to that that whole scene that I really enjoy And
40:01
it's a little different from everything else in the movie, and so it's sort
40:06
of a pivotal thing there. So that's one that you know, this this
40:09
movie. I I once watched it every night for a year, and I
40:14
would go to SEO to that movie and I would always like asleep around that
40:17
point in the movie like funny, yeah, thirty minutes in and so it's
40:22
it's like very vivid for me, that one. That's really fun. I
40:29
love that fun every night for a year. Dang, Yeah, that's amazing,
40:32
it's fun. Yeah. I love the little things they do in this
40:37
movie too, Like, yes, they go through the dude's garbage pretty early
40:40
on, but then throw the whole movie the guard like nobody ever picked up
40:45
that garbage. I love that. Also, shout out to that garbage scene.
40:49
It's so funny. Yeah, like all those cats are so funny in
40:52
that they're freaking out throwing stuff everywhere. But yeah, the having that Pilo
40:57
garbage be there the rest of the movie is so classic. I love that.
41:01
That's so funny. Did some fun stuff for sure, but yeah,
41:07
way up there was that that Cloakpeg dinner party too, and specifically for the
41:12
the sardines, And I would be great with picking the oh yeah, because
41:16
it's so tense to up until that point that you're so happy almost to have
41:22
that sardine bit because randomly taking wallpaper off, like what does he think he's
41:32
gonna find? What do you do it? It's so funny. Yeah,
41:38
that's so great. Well let's pick it. Let's pick that as the dog.
41:42
That's a great one. It's a great thing. Guess how about we
41:45
do some of these quotes. It's time to show me the money. Show
41:52
me what do you quote the most from this buddy? I mean, it's
41:59
just so many of these quotes there I'll just say as an inside joke to
42:02
myself my life sometimes, or like you know, as a as a dog
42:07
whistle to maybe the other eight people in the world who this is their favorite
42:10
movie. And so I'm still searching, But if I had to pick one,
42:17
the one I settled on was was the garbage scene actually leading up to
42:22
the garbage scene the night before when when Hans comes out and smashes those those
42:28
like wet trash bags into the garbage can and then like things it with a
42:31
shovel and the scene plays out the very end. Tom Hanks says, I've
42:38
never seen that. I've never seen anybody drive their garbage down to the street
42:42
and bang the hell out of it with a stick. I've never seen.
42:45
That's so random. So that was the one that I had to sell as
42:52
my favorite favorite. Do you have any runner up to your favorites? I
42:57
mean, just the word sardines is so vivid to me. Yeah, I'm
43:02
trying to cut back. Yeah, it's so good. Oh no, And
43:08
they we're looking at it from an eighties lens, when Steve Kootz is wanting
43:14
to go make a store run and Ricky Butler says, oh no, I
43:17
called the pizza man, and so the Pizza Man's on his way. Is
43:21
like, it's just this incredible, amazing thing that's gonna happens. The pizza
43:24
guy is coming. So that was one that as a kid, anytime you
43:28
ordered pizza, in my mind, it was the pizza guys coming. Hell
43:31
yeah. Also, how much money does he have because he ordered so many
43:36
pizzas. There pizzas, so many pizzas. If I would have watched this
43:40
as a young man, I would have dreamed of having that many pizzas.
43:44
Oh yeah, that would have been my favorite part, I think. And
43:49
he's just hanging out all the time, like he seems like he's this stoner
43:52
kid kind of but like he's the only one living there, right. I
43:57
know, I'm so believed. I'm so intrigued. But character, yeah,
44:00
I can't remember. I can't remember. It's pointed out or just imply that
44:02
his parents are maybe away for the for the summer and he's like watching the
44:06
house. That would make sense, that would make sense. It's so funny
44:10
because you can't make this movie now because of the Internet and people being on
44:15
their phone, so nobody would just be so entertained by watching their neighbors.
44:22
You know what I mean? Yeah, right, Nope, some that I
44:30
loved. Carol says he can't come out until he resembles the man that I'm
44:37
married. It says, Carol, we don't have that kind of time.
44:40
I love that recurring line that I feel like it's probably going to be the
44:46
name of the episode. It's just god, I love this street. It's
44:51
Corey Feldman so good. When uh ray, you're a gurney scene that you
44:58
love so much. I've been blown up, Take me to the hospital.
45:07
Nobody knocks off an old man in my neighborhood and gets away with it.
45:12
Just all serious. The garbage man vic I guess, he says, I
45:19
hate cul de sex. There's only one way out, and the people are
45:22
kind of weird. And then and then when he saw walks up in like
45:25
your little teddy, and he says, naked ladies walking around and like nods
45:30
to her, Yeah, what do you got bugs? I really liked.
45:37
I want to kill everyone. Satan is a good guy. Satan is a
45:39
good pal. Or says he's a real pal. I think he says,
45:43
Satan is our pal. Satan is our pal. I love that that's great.
45:49
Also, I know I said earlier, but come to me man,
45:52
come to water just tickled my funny bone so particularly. I loved it.
45:59
Also, I remember who says it. Maybe it's his best friend, the
46:02
art guy, but he's like, you should really expose yourself to this guy
46:07
vic. He understands paraphysical forces, the healing capabilities of crystals, and laying
46:10
on hands. You want to try laying on some hands. I loved that
46:15
whole interaction. It was really fun. I liked it. Uh. I
46:24
had the nobody knocks up the old guess that's so funny. Uh well,
46:30
I had a lot of you go, where are you going? Where you
46:37
go the next doors? A meatball calling someone a meatball is really should come
46:45
back? I like it he's talking about yeah totally well and went on to
46:52
start in three a couple of years. Some foreshadowing there, Yeah, don't
46:59
want it happens at the end, is you know that the house is blown
47:04
up and Rumsfield says like, our your wife is home, And then I
47:08
think Bonnie says, and your house is on fire and he says, my
47:13
wife is home. Like that's of a threat in a house burning down?
47:19
Yes, I love that. That was good. I think my favorite Rumsfield
47:23
line in this Bruce Dern is when he's he's at the dinner parties like Cloapek,
47:30
what is that? Slavic goes no, and he says about a nine
47:35
on the tension scale. Room pretty. That was pretty great. Another great
47:43
Rumsfield one is he gets real quiet and he turns I'm spaced on the scene,
47:47
but he says, in Southeast Asia would call this kind of thing ad
47:51
karma. Yeah right, so good. Yeah, I can't remember who says
47:58
it, but someone says, you know that he when you're underwear sweats and
48:00
it starts crawling up here. Anyway, it's real hot. Yes, that
48:06
was art. That art was art. He's explaining the story of the ice
48:10
pick. Oh yeah, yeah, that's right, right, starts so funny
48:16
anyway, real anyway, so good. So yeah, I was with you
48:22
that That made me laught. That character could have one hundred percent been on
48:25
Candy and it would have been great with him as well, like obviously yeah,
48:31
oh man, well then they teamed up for splash. But yes,
48:35
but yes, it would have worked. He would have he could have done
48:37
anything. Yeah, that's true. He's my favorite. That's a good point.
48:42
I also like early on when he's like, so, why didn't you
48:45
go with Sussette to her mother's house? Hey, I'm eating here. Okay,
48:49
can you imagine me with the two of them alone for a week.
48:52
I'd rather chew broken glass. No, it's going to be a big week
48:55
for the bachelor kid. Okay, that lot he's eating like a half rack
49:01
of ribs for breakfast out of their fridge. Yeah. Oh, there's a
49:06
lot of This is not like a If you have mesophonias that the chewing sounds
49:10
hatred, this is not the movie for you. Especially early on. There's
49:15
a lot of mouth sounds happenings. The sardines alone, a lot of mouth
49:20
sounds that grossed me out, and I like canned fish I had pretty yucky.
49:31
Yeah, Soldier's Way Saves the Day entree. I liked that. I
49:37
thought that was Then there's another one that rhymed, wasn't there? Yeah,
49:40
but I don't remember what it is. Oh, there's the green Sky at
49:46
night, No Warning, neighbor, take warning, Green sky at night,
49:52
and then Corey jumpson neighbor take flight. You're right, Yes, yeah,
49:57
nailed it. I knew Abe would know. What else you guys. Yeah,
50:05
that's kind of it. Yeah, so I think that's all the ones
50:07
I wrote down. It's hard for me to do one quotes on the first
50:12
time through a movie. I'm realizing you did a good job. Doesn't happen
50:16
to me a lot. I'm proud of you a good job part Anyway,
50:22
Well, I think we should move on. I think we should go to
50:27
the crying game. Strong men also cry, strong men also zero. I
50:37
feel good about this. This is too silly, it's too much fun.
50:44
I don't think you even cried at all. Any thoughts, if I had
50:50
to find one, I would go with the very end when Carol comes back.
50:54
He's been blown up and he's like, oh, you cut your hair.
51:00
And then a little bit later he's, you know, getting ready to
51:02
go on the on the ambulance and he's being threatened with jail time and all
51:07
these things, and he turns, I really like your hair, And yeah,
51:12
it was a little bit of like emotion there as far as him realizing
51:15
what was important to him and how she's probably the best thing in his life
51:19
and he's starting to crystallize for him there. Yeah, totally. It didn't
51:22
make me crap, but I did love that part. Yeah for sure.
51:24
Maybe next time now that you have that, Yeah, yeah, now I'll
51:30
be loaded up. Now you're just going to be sobby just because he brought
51:35
it up earlier. Seeing all of those pizzas go uneaten. Yeah, I
51:40
mean that is a travesty. But I bet they ate them off the floor.
51:43
These kids are stoner's. They're fine, that's true're going to eat them.
51:46
No, you're right. I didn't cry to her in this movie.
51:50
Yes, no tears, that's uh, there's not many on that list,
51:53
but it was just verbs down as no tears. I feel like they didn't
51:58
even try to get close to that, you know what I mean, Like
52:01
they were just like, nah, that's not what we're about. Son yep,
52:06
which again doesn't know its matter. Let's go and do a little movie
52:08
trivia now. Walter's toy poodle, Queenie, was played by the same dog
52:15
that played Precious in the Silence of the Lambs, which I think is amazing.
52:19
Yes, that is a famous dog dog Pee's Big Adventure as well.
52:23
She was in that one. Oh really, what wow, Queenie, he's
52:30
killing it out here. Batman Returns. She was also in Batman Returns.
52:35
I don't remember the same talk. Yeah, Darla, I don't remember.
52:42
Yeah, the dog, but that doesn't mean anything. That's crazy. Wow,
52:45
I very much remember Silence of the Lambs. That's like a pivotal point
52:50
in the movie. That's cute, crazy, it's a cute dog. That
52:53
dog seems for sure heavy guy bills with that dog. Let's see. Everyone
53:04
in the cast and crew had a great time working on the film, so
53:06
much so that Tom Hanks personally bought everyone's sunglasses and left a personal thank you
53:10
note to everyone in the cast and crew, which is cute. I mean,
53:15
he typed it out, doesn't He love typewriters is one of his things.
53:17
Yeah, it's his thing. He does love typewriters. Yeah, that's
53:21
fun. This film, This film, This film was shot in sequence and
53:27
was filmed during the writer strike of nineteen eighty eight, as Ape said earlier,
53:31
and so because of that, it was rushed into production to avoid the
53:37
writer's strike. Like basically, once they started then they were fine, right,
53:43
is the idea. And so they went into principal photography the same day
53:46
that the strike went into effect, and a strange situation. Dana Olsen,
53:53
who wrote the film, appeared in the film, but he had to kind
53:58
of like walk a type because he he could be there and participate, but
54:02
he couldn't contribute anything to the script while being on set. Otherwise he was,
54:07
you know, going against his fellow writers, which I bet was a
54:09
weird situation. And yeah, because of this, Joe Dante encouraged the actors
54:16
to improvise a lot of the scenes, and the robit actually says the ripping
54:22
of the wallpaper is improvised, so that came directly from that. Apparently.
54:29
Okay, I guess it's random, but yeah, and Satan is good.
54:34
Satan is our pal is also one of those. So oh and I thought
54:37
this was fun. Tom Hanks and Carry Fisher came up with the idea of
54:40
playing along to Jeopardy and that was a super cute scene. Actually, I
54:44
liked that one. It was a yeah, they have their pen and paper,
54:47
Yeah, nerds, I love it. This film received the worst reviews
54:53
of any film released in nineteen hundred and eighty nine, according to many who
54:58
worked on the film, which includes the director, Joe, the editor,
55:02
and then the co stars. Basically they all agreed, I guess uh.
55:07
But was a box office success and is now deemed a cult classic, so
55:12
that's kind of fun. The prop master, Mark Jamison was charged with making
55:19
fake dog poo because the actors complained they didn't want to step in the real
55:22
thing. The mixture included canned dog food and bean dip and it was loaded
55:29
into culking tubes and squeezed out where needed. So great work. That's it.
55:36
Like prop masters have a weird life. They got to come up with
55:38
some weird stuff. I'm not going to make some today, so we'll see
55:42
what happens. But that that was fun. Apparently Tom Hanks and Rick Decommon
55:50
really didn't get along during filming according to the director, but Hanks is such
55:54
a pro that he just kept it loose and they got through it, which
55:58
that was kind of I wouldn't have get's that based on that, buddies for
56:01
sure? Yeah, acting acting. The house where Corey Feldman lives was the
56:08
same as where The Monsters was filmed, and this is it was all filmed
56:14
on like a street that was made in a backlot I think in La right
56:16
universally, Yeah, which is pretty neat and a ton of things have been
56:21
there. But also the house where Tom Hanks and Carry Fisher lived was used
56:24
for Leave It to Beaver, and most of the houses on the block where
56:29
the film takes place were featured on TV shows, including Desperate Housewives being the
56:34
latest, which is interesting. I remember when Desperate Housewives came out. I
56:40
was like Leo and what's the put time? And it was like club with
56:44
test and I was just always watching for those, like telling people who which
56:49
house was which. So yeah, you were like, I know, I
56:52
know all of them. That's pretty cool. I love that. Uh.
56:57
And In the original script, Ray Peterson was intended to be killed by doctor
57:00
klopek All but once Tom Hanks was cast, the studio figured audience members would
57:06
not appreciate witnessing his death on screen, so it had to be reworked.
57:09
Several alternate endings to the film were also shot, where items other than bones
57:15
were discovered in the trunk, including dead cheerleaders and the garbage men seen earlier
57:20
in the film, which I think is pretty funny. But the ending had
57:24
been a subject of debate before the writers strike, and revisions were requested to
57:30
make Hanks, whose box office profile had increased since the success of Big As
57:36
dominant in the film as cinematically possible, which was probably a good idea.
57:42
Yeah, yeah, so yeah it could have been some some weird endings,
57:45
but that was all I had for trivia. Did you have other stuff?
57:49
Rob? Or No? No, you hit everything that I saw? How
57:52
about you? Aid? So the one that I was new for me on
57:54
this this cycle with it was so Steve Koontz is wearing a Skull Skates shirt
58:00
when he's hanging out with with Ricky before the pizza dude comes. And so
58:06
Scholl Skates was an eighties skateboard company along with like Vision and Palperalta and all
58:12
stuff that I really like, sought after and enjoyed as a Southern California's skateboarding
58:16
kid. But I learned that Rick du Coleman started that company in at seventy
58:21
nine with his brother whoa and really, yeah, so that really kind of
58:25
wo lew me away that I didn't know that until now, And it's kind
58:29
of a fun, little inception y moment. It felt like crazy, that's
58:35
cool. He was early skater, you know, maybe a little more punk
58:37
rock and that's why he was messing with with Tom Hanks a bit little little
58:42
uh crusty. Sure, that's wild, that's fun. Yeah, that's cool.
58:47
Super Fice done nice. Well, will there be a sequel Judgment Day?
58:53
Judgment Day? Probably not? Maybe, I know, I know I'm
59:00
talking about. At some point I looked on like the late nineties movie message
59:07
boards, like for The Birds back then, and there was there was some
59:10
I guess some stops and starts really early in the process. But I feel
59:15
like you probably can't get Tom Hanks for scale for something like that right now,
59:21
got a long harm list of things to work on. But maybe he
59:27
would do it if he was the doctor. Now, you know, it
59:30
could be like a fun, weird part. Sure, maybe he or something.
59:34
But yeah, so it sounds all grown up. Yeah, there you
59:37
go. Yeah, yeah, but probably not. Probably not. Yeah.
59:43
I don't know if Queens is still with us. Oh she can't be,
59:49
damn it. Yeah. It sounds that The Lambs was ninety one, I
59:52
think, so. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's not looking good for
1:00:00
Oh good, all right, pee Queenie. Well, what do you guys
1:00:05
want? You guys want to play game? What do you think? Yeah,
1:00:07
let's play game. I did a starting five. Yes, So this
1:00:13
is where I'm going to name my five favorite actors from a particular film.
1:00:17
When you know the film, you ring in with your name. If you
1:00:21
get it wrong, there won't be any negative points, but you won't be
1:00:22
able to guess again for that movie. If there are actors' names remaining,
1:00:27
you can guess those for a point each. The other person can steal if
1:00:30
you get any of those names wrong. And all of these films have something
1:00:35
in common. When you know the theme, you can ring in at any
1:00:38
time for a point. Nice, we feel good, feel great? Bring
1:00:43
it on? Yeh, bring it on, he says, all right,
1:00:47
let's do it. Number one. The first name Rebecca Hall. The second
1:00:54
name Blake Lively. We just saw at the super Bowl. They kept showing
1:01:02
her shoes with Oh with T swift bus is it? Is it the town?
1:01:09
It is the town? Oh, that's super Rebecca Hall is okay,
1:01:15
got it? No, that's Blake Lively. No, but Rebecca Hall is
1:01:19
the other gal in the town, the other woman. Okay. I thought
1:01:22
I knew that name, but I couldn't think of it. Got you.
1:01:24
I just watched a movie with her in it. That's probably why she popped
1:01:27
into my head. Anyway, I have to say people three names. Jeremy
1:01:32
Renner yes, Ben Affleck Yes, and was also doing funny commercials during the
1:01:40
Super Bowl. John Hamm, John Han, Oh, you did very well
1:01:46
in the first one. Bugs. That's four points, rebukes, thank you,
1:01:52
thank you. Okay, okay, let's go to number two. The
1:01:58
first name is Morris Chestnut, that old Chestnut. Let's go to number two.
1:02:07
Angela Bassett, the queen herself. Oh, Queenie. Let's go to
1:02:15
number three, which is Laurence Fishburne. The fourth name is ice cube On
1:02:28
the fifth and final name is Cuba Gooding Junior Abe Boys in the Hood.
1:02:36
Boys in the Hood is correct? Hebe is on the board. Anybody know
1:02:40
what the theme is yet? Oh no, what have we said? Town?
1:02:46
We said the town and boys in the Hood. All right, let's
1:02:53
go to number three. The first name is David Paymer. Paymer, He's
1:03:01
one of those guys. He's we know him. You know his face at
1:03:07
all? Nobody knows this guy's name, great character actor. The second name
1:03:13
Bruno Kirby. The third name is Daniel Stern. Oh, Bukes, Bukes,
1:03:24
I wish I'm not gonna know these names? Is it city slickers?
1:03:28
It is city slickers? You got two names remaining, Sir Billy Crystal,
1:03:37
Yeah, did you name Curly? Have it named Curly. Curly's name is
1:03:49
Jack Helence. Oh ja abe steals that but bukes you still get city slickers
1:03:55
and Billy Crystal. I can guess the theme. What is the theme?
1:04:02
It involves a place where people live like burbstown city exactly, yeah town Yeah,
1:04:15
and so some are better than others. It gets a little tougher as
1:04:19
we get going for that it and we'll see if you guys saw this number
1:04:26
four because I never saw number four. The first name is a J N
1:04:31
I do and now you don't know his name, but he is in office
1:04:36
space. The second name is Nikki Kat who is in the Burbs as Steve
1:04:45
Koon's boy. Okay. The third name is Parker Posey, who we love
1:04:54
Parker. Number four is Minnesota's own Steve zon Keepers And the fifth and final
1:05:04
name is Giovanni Ribisi. Hm. Has anybody seen this movie Ewkes for Bukes
1:05:15
out of towners? No, but a good guess, Bike, I guess
1:05:20
I think that's a play, right or something. I think, So you
1:05:25
have a guess, said, I I know I've seen this movie the Geevanna
1:05:29
Rubisi one, Yeah, but I can't remember the name of it. Yeah,
1:05:32
I had never seen it early two thousands, yeah, might even late
1:05:38
nineties. Yeah, I don't know what you say. This was a movie
1:05:43
called Suburbia, oh, Richard linklater apparently exactly. I never know. I
1:05:48
never did see that one. I didn't know what that's about. I think
1:05:53
it's kind of a kids being born in the suburbs. Yeah, link later,
1:05:59
Yep, makes sense? All right, Well, yeah, let's go
1:06:02
to number five. The first name is Bryce Dallas Howard Ooh, yep.
1:06:10
The second name is Brendan Gleeson one of my faves. Wow. The third
1:06:16
name is Joaquin Phoenix Academy Award winner, Third Build. The fourth name is
1:06:26
Sigourney Weaver, and the fifth and final name is William Hurt. And that's
1:06:35
just because I'm a big William Hurt fan. He's certainly not the first build.
1:06:40
But anybody five four, three Bukes, Yes, the out of Towners.
1:06:55
I will let you know that The out of Towners is not one of
1:06:59
the movie. Do you have a guess? A. I don't think so.
1:07:06
I am I'm close. I think I think I've seen this one too.
1:07:11
But yes, you guys probably have seen this. This was kind of
1:07:15
towards the end of M. Knight's peak. This was a movie called Village.
1:07:23
I never did see this one. You never saw the villain? Oh
1:07:29
yeah? It freaked me out for a lot of it, and then it
1:07:30
had kind of a surprisingly there's a twist, Yes, there's a twist.
1:07:38
Is it filmed in Pittsburgh like so many of his movies? I think it
1:07:42
is in Pennsylvania. Yeah? Where are we? After five? Bukes?
1:07:46
After five? I have seven as two? Everybody's in it? Everybody?
1:07:50
Sure are are We'll see how we do after this. Number six is another
1:07:57
film that I have not seen, so I picked the top five built.
1:08:00
The first name is Chris Cooper, great actor, super good. Second name
1:08:08
is Juliet Lewis. The third name is Julia Roberts. The fourth name is
1:08:20
Dermott mulroney. The fifth name is Meryl Streep. Ever heard of her?
1:08:30
Yeah, but I'm bad at coming up with city life titles four, three,
1:08:39
two one. It wasn't a city, it was a county. She's
1:08:46
on two county movies. This is August Stage County. Well, this movie
1:08:51
bummed me out. Yeah, but isn't that funny? I live up bridges
1:08:57
of Madison County and prit you'd own you know the two names Clint Eastwood and
1:09:02
Mary. I also never saw that one. Same yeah, two Street County
1:09:08
movies. I just won't watch it. If she's in the County movie,
1:09:12
I'm a did you never see August No, never saw that, never heard
1:09:16
good things. That movie is a bomber. Yeah it looked like it.
1:09:21
Yeah yeah, Okay, Now this one is a stretch. Let's go to
1:09:28
number seven. The first name Richard Jenkins. Well love, the second name
1:09:34
Woody Harrelson, third name Francis McDormand okay, not the one I was thinking.
1:09:45
Okay, fourth name Jeremy Renner again and the fifth and final name Charlie's
1:09:56
Farron Hi four three? Why am I so bad at these? Two?
1:10:04
One? Beep? This? This one was a stretch title wise, but
1:10:10
it was filmed here in Minnesota, in North country. Oh nice, in
1:10:16
the north country actually, So that was a stretch on the title. That's
1:10:19
an interesting So. Yeah, I think you guys all get number eight.
1:10:25
I feel good about number eight. You guys. I don't know the village
1:10:28
written down and still didn't get it. I was gonna get it too.
1:10:31
Yeah, funny, but I was funny. Apparently, I don't. I
1:10:35
thought the village was the Mark Wahlberg one. No, that's the happening.
1:10:41
That's the happening. Oh boy, yeah, okay, sorry, that one
1:10:45
horrible, all right? Number eight The first name Elijah Wood. The second
1:10:55
name is Carla Gugino, the third name Mickey Rourke, the fourth name Jessica
1:11:09
alba Hey, Sin City, Sin City, and the first excuse me,
1:11:18
the number one name that is still left. Do you know who it would
1:11:21
be? Gosh, who are forgetting? There are a couple of big name
1:11:29
actors left, but I felt like this guy was kind of like the main
1:11:33
You could have them, yes, Frank Miller black and white, but then
1:11:41
there'd be bits of color and it was crazy, right, but Bruce Willis
1:11:45
would be maybe that's him. It's gotta be right. I got it Sin
1:11:50
City and Bruce Willis nicely don't work. I would not have got that.
1:11:54
Did you see? Although Toro was in there, I think, right,
1:11:56
yes, I thought about Benicio. Do there's Rassario Dawson. Yeah, there's
1:12:02
there's seriously like five other I never saw that movie. That one was crazy,
1:12:08
Yeah, that one extreme, Yeah, yes, that's cool. I
1:12:13
didn't see the sequel, but I definitely thought, oh sure, yeah,
1:12:15
I forgot. They made it too, didn't they? They did a dame
1:12:19
to kill four? Wow, yep, I never saw it knows the sub
1:12:24
title good work, yep, I did when I was looking this up.
1:12:28
I think that's why it's in the break. Let's go to number nine.
1:12:31
The first name William H. Macy Ooh, pretty pretty big name guy right
1:12:39
there. Second name is Joan Allen, third name Reese with her spoon,
1:12:50
fourth name Jeff Daniels. The fifth and final name Toby McGuire. Pleasantville.
1:13:04
You got it, Pleasantville. I love this was Buges loves that one.
1:13:11
And I don't think I've really done it on this because a lot of times
1:13:15
you're like, oh, you could have used Pleasantville for that's I wasn't about
1:13:17
it at all. And that's one of course. Yeah nice. So where
1:13:24
are we going into the last one there? Because as got four, you're
1:13:28
still in a bed. You could. You could get it. Absolutely,
1:13:31
you need to get this one real quick, quicksh And I feel so bad
1:13:36
because the first name is somebody I've never heard. Oh no, that does
1:13:41
not work out well. But if you can get it after the second name
1:13:46
still I could, Yes, yeah you could. Yeah. So again,
1:13:53
this is a movie I did not see. This is the top five built.
1:13:56
First name is Richard O'Brien. People might know him as rich or old
1:14:02
dick ob dickobyby the second name again, William Hurt. So you got to
1:14:11
get it here. What was William hurting anything? Anything? This is early
1:14:19
nineties m or excuse me, it might be late nineties. I'm gonna double
1:14:26
check, and I want to throw you off. Late nineties nineteen ninety eight.
1:14:34
All I can think of as the Hulk movie. It's not that do
1:14:41
with the town. I was drinking a lot of beer that year, so
1:14:45
I don't know hard to remember. This was one I did not see either,
1:14:49
but our good friend Adam Chance definitely did. The third name is Jennifer
1:14:58
Connelly. The fourth name key for Sutherland. The fifth and final name is
1:15:11
rufus Sewell or Sowell. I don't know how you say his last name,
1:15:15
but a really good actor. And my last hint is that it was.
1:15:21
It came out around the same time as The Matrix, and it was kind
1:15:25
of similar. They call it like kind of like a Twin film or a
1:15:32
Ganger film, and this was a movie called Dark City. Dark City.
1:15:40
Yeah, I didn't see that. Cool uh bus a our winner. He's
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1:15:55
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1:16:03
was a blast. Hey, thanks for having men. Yes, yeah,
1:16:06
I'm glad to talk about this movie. Yes, dude, that was super
1:16:11
fun. Next time we're in person, I'll have watched it again and we
1:16:14
can really get into it. It'll be fun. Yes, some quotes maybe
1:16:19
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