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A.I. EP. 248: “Just A Girl…Standing In Front Of A Boy…Asking Him To Love Her.” - Notting Hill 25th Anniversary · The Avid Indoorsmen

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  The sun is shining cloud in the sky. We wouldn't know because we're so
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  happy inside. Some peoples, but we would rather sit on down and talk
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  some movies. We're the Avid Indoorsmen. Come listen to our show. We're
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  the Avid Indoorsmen at home on the go. We're the Avidendorsmen. We hope
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  you love it, so come on in and stay. We'll do our best
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  to make you smile the indors What is happening? I'm Rob blood Quist good,
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  I'm Boots, and we are the Avid Indoorsman. Hello everyone, Hello,
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  Hello, how are you sir? I'm doing so well. How are
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  you? I'm good? Thank you for asking. Oh my god, did
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  you get a haircut too? I did, thank you you as well.
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  I was complimenting you earlier and I was like, I wonder if you's going
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  to notice mine? I was. I was only focused on myself, But
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  now now here I am. I head tune and just eyes full of love
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  for your beautiful hair. Look at things you go to someone though I do.
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  I go to a guy. I would never be able to do this.
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  No, no, The only reason I do it myself is all I
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  do is buzz it off. Buzz it because there's like none of it anyway,
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  so it works out great for me. We have not talked, like
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  at least we've texted, man, but I need to talk to you about
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  now. Maybe this won't matter to any of our listeners, but it's exciting
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  for Minnesota sports. You'll be happy that we're happy. That's what I think
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  we're I'm ecstatic, bro, me too. I legitimately am stunned by the
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  Minnesota Timberwolves. They are. They're freaking me out a little bit. If
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  I'm honest, they're freaking me out. I then, you know, spent
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  a lot of today listening to all the people talking and everybody just jinxing us
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  hard. But it's like, it's hard not to get excited about it.
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  Yes, I want to enjoy it, but I'm also like, please,
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  I've been hurt before. Please, But yes, for the people listening,
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  our Minnesota Timberwolves have not lost a playoff game. They have only dominated and
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  it's just been weird and scary and lovely and the best and the scariest.
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  It's so amazing, it really is. We just haven't The Timberwolves have never
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  had anything like this. Closest we've had to it was twenty years ago with
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  Cage. Oh yeah, twenty years ago. Yeah yeah, oh three or
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  four yep. And but you know we're going up against Shaq and Kobe,
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  so that it just was not like but I mean, this is school.
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  But and as soon as Sam Cassell got heard, it was like, oh,
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  well, it's just over that's a bummer. But so it's pretty exciting
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  over here. I'm so pumped and we're doing it to the champs from last
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  year. I mean, it's just nuts. It's so great. It's crazy.
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  I love Aunt and everybody's yeah, everybody's talking about Aunt being the next
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  Michael Jordan, which is just like pretty blasphemous, like, but it's fun.
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  It happened to someone, why can't it be us? That's true.
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  I had a dream they won the title last night. Oh my gosh.
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  I happy dream comes true. I want it to happen so bad and the
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  whole time and I don't want this part to be true. But the whole
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  time I was like, I just don't think it's gonna happen, man,
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  And then it happened, and I was like, oh my god. Yeah.
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  Well and also right before the game, the defensive player of the year
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  Rudy Gore said, uh, you know what, my baby's being born.
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  I can't be at the game. And I was like, no, Sam,
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  I mean, way to go, but yeah, I love it today
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  for you. We've we haven't been here forever. Please And then it turned
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  out, Yeah, I still probably would been nice to have them, but
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  it went fine. I could do an entire episode on this. We probably
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  shouldn't. That's not what they're here for, to put everybody to bed.
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  But just know that we're excited about our Timberwolves. Yes, if you don't
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  have a dog in the fight, root for our tea Wolves. Yes,
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  yeah, for real, Jump on board, Jump on board. Well a
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  lot of Minnesotans are right now, but I want to know what was the
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  last movie you Well, you know this. This makes sense that we're talking
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  about it because a lot of people are, you know, blaming the refs.
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  They're blaming you know, Jamal's uh, you know, its calf injury.
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  Everybody's looking for a fall guy, which is what I went and saw
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  in the theater. It's out, it's out. You haven't seen it then,
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  obviously, no, I mean I kind of forgot to text you after
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  I saw it, But I totally forgot as well myself. Yeah we went
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  opening night. Oh my gosh, did it you just come out this weekend?
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  Yeah, we saw it on Thursday, so yes, yes it did.
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  This is, of course the movie with the Baby Goose and Emily Blunt,
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  all about a stuntman. It's, oh coincidentally, it's about actors playing
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  actors and things in the movie business, which turns out nicely. This movie
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  is tons of fun. I loved it. I had a great time.
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  It is pretty dumb, Like I don't want anyone to think like it's not
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  like a masterful movie, but it's really fun and I think I think you
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  specifically will very much enjoy it. The trailers had me if you liked the
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  trailers, I don't know how you couldn't like the movie, because it's it's
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  silly. It's a reference to itself and till you know movies in general,
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  with like with love, you know there it's like, this is kind of
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  dumb, but we all love it and we know that, you know,
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  I just really like it. Baby Goose is great as always, Emily Plants
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  great as always. Yeah, and it's a pretty stacked and packed cast.
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  Otherwise too, we got what is her full name, Hannah Wadding loading Ham.
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  Oh yeah, from Ted Ted Lasto's in it. That Aaron Taylor Johnson
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  is in it, Winston Duke who we love so much, Winston Black,
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  Panther, and several other things. Yeah, right at this point, right,
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  it's just a ton of other people that you guess will know and love
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  as well. And yeah, it's a it's a I think it's rated.
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  Awe, No, it's PG thirteen, Okay. I was like, is
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  it all? Okay? It's just a comedy action, silly, fun,
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  good time movie and I liked it a lot and based off of a television
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  show I guess back now, I did not know that until recently. Time.
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  I think you so too. But yeah, it's it's fun and I
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  could see them maybe making another one too. They just have really great chemistry
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  and it's fun, so like, why not in a way, Yeah,
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  but we'll see Tom'll sell But yeah, I really I'm enjoyed it a lot,
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  and I think you will too. I want to see it. What
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  is the most recent movie you have seen. I've been on a guy Ritchie
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  kick recently. I just binge the Gentleman series on Netflix Watch and went to
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  the theater the other day to see The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, and I
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  loved it all good. That's what I want to see and I haven't been
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  able to yet. You will love it. So I didn't know a ton
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  about it going in and saw that it was set back in the day,
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  and I knew Henry Cavill and Alan Richson from Reacher in it. Yes,
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  that was all I knew. I he's a Gonzalez, isn't it as well?
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  She does a great choice and she's gorgeous. We got Carrie Elwis and
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  Henry Golding they're also in there. But it's about like a real secret mission
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  that happened during World War Two. I heard about that later too, and
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  I was surprised by that. That's pretty crazy. Had no idea, I
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  honestly, from the trailer. I thought it was set way back, like,
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  yeah, when they're using boats, you know, like horses, right
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  exactly. So I was surprised when I was like, oh, it's World
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  War Two. I thought it was set further back, but extremely entertaining.
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  I thought it was a ton of fun. I hope more people check it
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  out because it deserves to be watched and talked about that's cool and man,
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  I just I'm really loving me some guy rich. Yeah, well he's I
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  love it awesome, So that makes sense. He does so many cool things,
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  so many different things too. I feel like, yes, all over
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  the place, really can do a little bit of everything, which is really
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  fun. Yeah. I would highly recommend nice. I will have to go
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  check that out. I might go see it them this week and maybe ooh
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  fun, you should you should love it. What have you been streaming?
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  So I mission accomplished? Rabu four, May the fourth be with you.
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  I finished all of Star Wars the Clone Wars. Wow. I actually quite
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  enjoyed it by the end of it, But I did I crammed a lot
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  in the last like two weeks before that. Tell the listeners how long this
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  was? So I think I did it on the twenty first of April before
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  May fourth, so two weeks and I watched four seasons I think in that
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  two weeks and about how many episodes do you think? So? I think
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  two of the seasons were twenty four and then two or thirteen, which hurt.
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  Hurt. It's hurt when I saw the twenty or maybe like twenty three
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  and twenty two but you know whatever, at that point, it is so
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  many, dude, It's so many. And I didn't even watch, Like
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  I went and saw my family for a couple of those days, and I
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  really didn't watch any of those days, so like I packed it in the
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  other days. Wow, it was really something, but I enjoyed it and
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  it was fun. I did it because a Meal and a Chance have been
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  trying to get me to watch it for a long time and I sort of
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  started and stopped a couple of times, and there was like, you just
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  got to push through a little bit. I think you'll like it, and
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  they were right. I did. I ended up really liking it. I've
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  actually started Rebels now since then, another animated one. But it was fun.
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  It was a lot, though. It was a lot, so uh,
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  yeah, I think it was worth doing. I wouldn't recommend like that
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  you have to do it, because I don't think you liked that stuff nearly
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  as much. Yeah, I will not do so, but I'm glad you
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  guys all enjoyed it. Yeah, and it was fun. It was really
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  fun to get to I actually finished a day early to make it even work
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  nice. But I was like, so I texted, we have a big
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  group thread and I was like, so, would you guys rather have a
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  gift the day it was intended for or early if that's what it was.
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  And they were like, what are you talking about? And I was like,
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  I'm just gonna tell you now. I was like I finished it.
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  And they were like what because they thought like chance Legit was like he's just
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  never gonna watch it now, like we lost him, you know, which
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  they were kind of bummed about. But uh yeah, so we had we
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  had fun. We talked about it. Then I got to like give them
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  all of my boohoos and you know reactions because I wasn't telling them in time,
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  you know, and all that stuff, so they were geeking out.
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  It was fun. It was a good time. Oh that's fun. That
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  was fun. How about you? Have you been sturream and things? I
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  have? I've been streaming the new Apple TV Plus show Sugar. Oh I
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  want to check that out. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty great man.
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  So it's Colin Farrell as a private investigator. It definitely has the feel of
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  an old noir, a mystery type, like like multi Falcon or something,
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  but it's present day and much brighter, so it's not one of those like,
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  you know, totally dreary, dark ones. You know, everything is
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  Mason is right, Perry Mason is kind of like that too, really dark
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  Gravestones that Liam Neeson was in. Did you ever see that just a like
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  a walker the Gravestones or something that was a film, right, yes,
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  and it was very noir as well. Yeah. Sorry, but this this
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  one is it's like bright and it's set in l A, you know,
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  so it's like kind of cheery even though it's pretty dark subject stuff. But
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  his character is really fun. He's like a big movie buff and his case
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  is dealing with movie people, so it's like kind of a fun plot.
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  And there's a good supporting cast with a bunch of people you know but might
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  not know their names, like Sugar Sugar his name is like John Sugar,
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  yes, but like Amy Ryan from the Office and a gun who was on
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  Breaking Bad, Kirby from The Good Place. So it's a lot of people.
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  Yeah, those like ancillary people that were great but yeah, cool but
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  not like huge names. But it's super well done. I've seen five episodes
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  so far. I think there are six out. Uh, they come out
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  every Friday and you know they Yeah, so it's like one a week or
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  whatever. But I'm really enjoying it so far. That's cool. I mean
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  he's great, so that makes sense that he's wonderful. I'm really I'm into
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  Colin Farrell Man. He's very talented. Like he's another one that's just doing
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  like you never know what this guy's gonna do. He's throwing a lot in
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  there. He's he's the penguin in the Batman you know, likes going on.
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  Yeah, that's going to be exciting. Yeah, I'm super interested to
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  see if that'll be fun or not. Yeah. I didn't love that movie
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  for something. I know you did. I don't know what different on that,
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  but you and Tim were in the same but Chance and I were.
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  Yeah, we were into it. And I don't think you guys are wrong.
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  It just didn't hit me at the same way, you know what I
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  mean. It's weird. Yeah, but anyway, Yeah, Yeah, well
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  fun buddy, that's super fake. Should we do if you plug rounies you
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  and one of those is getting a shout out here. Let's give it for
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  Thank you for your patroness. Yeah. Another perk we like to give
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  put out. We do a top five draft that pertains to that movie.
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  Yes, and for this one, Bukes kind of alluded to it earlier,
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  but we're going to do our top five movies where someone plays an actor.
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  Ooh, and there's some fun ones, really good ones, some really fun
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  ones, and some sneaky ones. I bet that I didn't think of.
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  So I'm I'm pretty pumped me too. Here, we guys say, yeah,
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  that should be fun. I love that should be ah coming attractions.
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  I haven't been doing this, and the reason is I never know what's next.
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  But this time I do. This time you do because it's Indiana Jones
• 15:50
  and the Last Crusade, which I definitely knew before I started that sentence not
• 15:54
  halfway through. Which Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. It's going to be
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  a ton of fun. I can't wait to chat about that. But that's
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  fifth anniversary, Yes it is. Yeah, well I suppose that makes sense.
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  Eighty nine. That makes sense. Well, then that means that this
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  one, this movie we're here to talk about today, is having its twenty
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  ninth anniversary, twenty fifth, twenty fifth. I meant the nine is what
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  I thought connected them doing pretty well over here. But we're here today to
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  talk about Nodding Hill, and we had to get just just the sweetest little
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  teddy bear we could find to come back with us in chat today. He's
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  one of our all time favorites. Let's welcome him back, Timmy saying somber,
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  what's up, Timmy? Hey guys, huh, so good to see
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  you, buddy. It's good to see you. It's so good to see
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  you, and it's really good to be seen. Oh man. For the
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  listeners at home, we had a little bit of technical difficulties. We couldn't
• 16:52
  see Timmy's beautiful face, and now we can and life is good. I
• 16:56
  almost quit the podcast. I was like, I'm not going to going forward
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  if we can't see him, I'm out. We persevered. You see how
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  handsome he. It's got a Patreon dot com slash the ave endorsement. I
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  love that nice plug. That love it. We have plugs. Yeah,
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  I should get plugs. Stop it now it's an option. Beautiful. Oh,
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  I know that I would be more beautiful. Let's let's talk about this
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  great movie. Yeah, we're so happy to have you here. Do you
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  have any any anecdotes or stories you want to regale us with right off the
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  bat or should we just get going If you don't, I just want to
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  say Timmy. At the very beginning, we did talk about how amazing the
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  Timberwolves are, and Timmy is also a big hit us. Yes, are
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  you so excited? And Edwards is the new Michael Jordan. This is the
• 17:47
  best basketball team to ever have existed. Yeah, yes, we're gonna sweep
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  the playoffs and Jamal Murray is a mean, mean, mean guy. Yeah,
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  agree, butthead he uh, we've all had as our moments, so
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  I tend to be more forgiving, especially if he's shooting three for fifteen.
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  The suspension might have helped the nuggets. Yeah, we'll see he's playing it,
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  so we'll find out. We will Friday night. Friday Night. Now,
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  that's how I got tim Rose and nodding Hill is life? Love it?
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  That's great. Well, let's go on to the second part of that,
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  which is directly relolated to the timber Wolves. I also sounded drunk.
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  Theres am I okay, both hands are up. Okay, cool, We're
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  good, Uh, fantastic. Let's talk about notting Hill and Rob. Would
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  you get to start with just a rough sadopsy East, I would love to,
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  okay. William Thacker is a London bookstore owner who's humdrum existence is thrown
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  into romantic turmoil when famous American actress Anna Scott appears in his shop. A
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  chance encounter overspilled orange juice leads to a kiss that blossoms into a full blown
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  affair. As the average bloke and a glamorous movie star draw closer and closer
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  together, they struggled to reconcile. They're radically different lifestyles in the name of
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  love. I love it. Great, it's the movie, Thank you job.
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  Yeah, that's the whole thing. Let's go to Rotten Tomatos and hear
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  what they have to say. Critics have is coming in at a pretty solid
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  eighty four percent. Not mad at eighty four percent for rom Com. Yeah,
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  I thought it was nice audience members. I was a little surprised by
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  lower than that at seventy nine, so still fresh. But seventy do we
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  have that is shocking. I really wouldn't even Yeah, yeah, I have
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  no idea why that's crazy. I don't think I've ever met anyone that was
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  like this movie sucked. Yeah, people are like that's not really my thing,
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  or like rock core. It's like they took a wrong period of the
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  theater. They wanted to see Predator or something, and they end up in
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  notting Hill and they were a little disappointed at the lack of blood outside of
• 20:00
  the blood and Spake shirt. Right, Spike had some, he did,
• 20:04
  that's true, and a dinosaur. So the Jurassic Park that doesn't love this
• 20:10
  movie, well, fools and maybe us we'll find out because it's not time
• 20:15
  for our hot take. Hot take spicy a spicy curry takeout. That's a
• 20:23
  hot take. That's a hot take, they say, take away, take
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  away British friends. Yes, naturally, it's fun. That's fun. I
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  will go first. I came to this movie kind of late in life.
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  This is only like the third time I've ever seen it or something. I
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  think the first time I watched it was a couple of years ago as well.
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  I didn't know that about you. Yeah, I don't know why I
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  missed this one early on for some reason. Doesn't make any sense because it's
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  right up my alley, and it turns out I love it, So I've
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  just cherished it every time i've seen it since. It's really really fun.
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  I think it is quintessential rom com city. There's so much fun stuff happening.
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  There's a lot of like angsty will they won't they? You know,
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  we've got Hugh doing his Hugh thing. They're British, so there's a lot
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  of dry humor. It's really fun like it a lot a lot. There
• 21:23
  is some cheesy ass music in this movie. Uh, and I love every
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  second of it. So score or soundtrack, soundtrack, it's cheesy. What
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  is the main one? No, No, Elvis Costello recorded and we disagree.
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  I don't know if you guys heard me. I said it's super cheesy,
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  but I love it. There's nothing cheesy about Elvis Costello ever. I
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  mean that's he's like the least cheesy person. Oh no, no, what
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  I use it in this movie. It's kind of you sound stupid and frankly
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  it's your friend. I need you to stop because you're you're not making me
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  sound stupid. I love that song. It like chokes me. And it's
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  cheesy when you hey, here's my wife. She's cheesy. My love her,
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  but she's you don't lead with cheesy if you love her, is what
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  I was saying to me. You find me all put a ring on it.
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  That's all I'm saying. I love cheese. Okay, this got off
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  to a weird start. I'm so sorry. OK that's okay. In that
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  song in a great way. Uh. I also had a very similar green
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  corduroy jacket that I wore a number of times that he has in this and
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  it's I don't look as good as he does, but you know, we're
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  trying out here, we're really making it work. I'm trying remember that jacket.
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  No I can jacket. Sure. Sure he's so cool, is we?
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  I'm really bat in a thousand over here. My hottest take, I
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  didn't have one, but apparently I do. It's the that's a hot take.
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  I love this movie though. I think it's really well acted. I
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  think it's really fun. They have fantastic chemistry. I think it's a neat
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  power dynamic that we don't always see in these rom coms, which is kind
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  of fun. And because I saw it late, I don't know how it
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  fell in sort of the pantheon of rom coms, you know, during if
• 23:33
  it was unique in that way or anything, but it was just kind of
• 23:37
  a fun thing I'd never seen. Well, perhaps my hottest take is a
• 23:41
  bookstore that only sells travel books is a very niche market. And I'm a
• 23:47
  man who made a living as an a cappella singer for quite some times,
• 23:49
  so like, you know, like maybe we expand I don't know. Yeah,
• 23:55
  I like that. I like that. I'm sure a lot of people
• 23:56
  have made that shoke, but yeah, that's my hot take. Take Buddy
• 24:00
  so High. This is an awesome movie. I've loved it since it came
• 24:03
  out. We've seen it many times. This is written by Richard Curtis,
• 24:08
  who has written a bunch of great things. We've done two other episodes on
• 24:12
  films he's written in about time and love. Actually, Dude kills it.
• 24:18
  I always enjoy his writing. He brings in just enough sap with a bunch
• 24:22
  of humor, chokes me up, makes me laugh, does it brilliantly.
• 24:27
  It's directed by Roger Mitchell, who has made some other notable films, but
• 24:30
  this one is by far my favorite for I think this is a perfect cast.
• 24:37
  Not all huge names, but everyone fit their role perfectly. I thought
• 24:42
  the soundtrack was killer with Elvis Costello song She. It also features Bill Withers,
• 24:55
  who I love, Al Green who I love this song when You Say
• 24:59
  Nothing at All. However, I didn't love that version of it like the
• 25:03
  one with the gal I don't know it. Yeah, that version's amazing.
• 25:10
  Give me some Lovin' which is great in the background of the chase scene.
• 25:14
  And then of course Shania Twain the Queen. I don't have too much else
• 25:21
  to say. I love this movie. It makes me feel good. This
• 25:22
  is a top ten rom com for me, and if I had to really
• 25:26
  think it might even be top five for me. I love this movie.
• 25:30
  Have we drafted rom coms before? I think we have? And maybe I
• 25:34
  didn't take. I wonder if you picked I'm gonna look at that hot take.
• 25:40
  I do have a hot take. I think there's one too many heartbreaks
• 25:44
  for me. It could have edited out another fifteen minutes, maybe one less
• 25:48
  sad montage. Yeah. I also think that while the last scene is very
• 25:53
  romantic and I love the press conference, after she says she's staying indefinitely,
• 26:00
  they then smile at each other for so long and the camera just goes back
• 26:07
  like four times and it like WAPs over that it would seem like they were
• 26:12
  doing it to be silly, right. It started to make me feel weird.
• 26:15
  It's a weird at it. There's I didn't notice that. That's great.
• 26:22
  There's a scene in Garden Stay speaking of around comes that that I have
• 26:25
  a door where he first plays the shins for her. He puts his headphones
• 26:30
  on her at the doctor's office. Cool. And the commentary is Zach Braff
• 26:34
  and Natalie Portman. A great commentary if you're in the commentaries, and uh,
• 26:38
  she hates it because it is that scene where it shows him watching her,
• 26:41
  then it shows her listening to the music smiling, and it repeats it
• 26:45
  like three times, and it's so weird. Like when I watched this,
• 26:48
  I thought of that immediately, Like Hully Roberts. It's just smiling, which
• 26:51
  if you're gonna have someone to sit there and smile for three minutes like Julia
• 26:56
  Roberts, but yeah, it is. It is a lot of looking and
• 26:59
  smiling. Yep. That weirded me out, and I hadn't noticed it before
• 27:03
  this take, But that's funny. That's my hottest take. You did pick
• 27:07
  notting Hill in the common look at I wasn't lying. You're number three.
• 27:14
  Wow. I love it when you're consistent. Boom, you know your pick
• 27:18
  A second going to America. I think we could pick. I think we've
• 27:23
  just done it aggressive stretch, but it's more more calm than rom probably,
• 27:30
  but uh, there's definitely rom in there. There's some rom. There's there's
• 27:33
  a ram and heat. I went drafted in there round. I'm just saying,
• 27:37
  there's the common heat, all right, unless and heat you got denro
• 27:45
  with h with what's your name? Yeah? Great, it's a great it's
• 27:48
  actually really nice to romantic story. Within that phenomenal movie, but not comedy
• 27:56
  the yeah, yeah, different different, All right, we are all over
• 28:00
  the place, Timmy. What's your hot take, buddy? What do we
• 28:03
  got? Guys? I can't tell you, Like I can't overstate how much
• 28:07
  I loved this movie. I was thinking back and there's a chance and I'm
• 28:11
  having a hard time reconciling it with some other stuff that came out before it.
• 28:15
  But I would say this might have been my favorite movie of all time
• 28:18
  for a hot minute. We were like ninth tenth grade when it came out.
• 28:22
  I love this movie. And I don't know why I love this movie.
• 28:26
  I don't remember being like genre aware, Like I didn't know I liked
• 28:27
  rom coms. I don't know. I just went to Hollywood and grabbed whatever
• 28:32
  was in the new release section with a big famous person on the cover.
• 28:38
  But yeah, I loved it. I mean you could say I was just
• 28:41
  a boy, you know, standing in front of his TV wondering why I
• 28:45
  love this movie so much? And I did. Look. You said it
• 28:49
  was a quintessential common It has some of some of the main ingredients. Two
• 28:53
  leads. When you need two leads in your homcomon, they're at the top
• 28:56
  of their game, doing what they do best classic meat cute and actually like
• 29:02
  a series of meat cutes that are progressively more cute, which is phenomenal,
• 29:07
  eclectic class cast off supporting characters or ib you called it out, and then
• 29:11
  I literally wrote down a killer soundtrack that's like my first word, so bugs
• 29:15
  you suck? Uh? The I love it has three points. You guys
• 29:26
  didn't hear me say it because I'm sorry. Uh, and Rob named all
• 29:32
  the people, but I specifically loved how was deployed a book ending the film
• 29:36
  with she and then one of the great scenes in the movie, the dinner
• 29:40
  party scene, has book ended with when you say nothing at all and it's
• 29:42
  uh, it's it's very affecting the way that they use the music. Uh,
• 29:49
  this is a killer soundtrack. But the first track on the soundtrack is
• 29:52
  from a group called Boyzone, So there are some there are some cheesy songs
• 29:56
  to it. That's I think they had. They had a ninety eight degree
• 30:02
  song on there as well. Yeah, that was my buddy Nicola was in
• 30:04
  it. It's We're more cool, we text more than people know. And
• 30:11
  the last ingredient, the most important is the classic professional love and you know,
• 30:15
  I'll argue that it's probably not as great as it's remembered by some,
• 30:19
  but it is memorable. Oh it's pretty great though. Yeah, So I
• 30:23
  love this movie and looking back or ib also alluded to it. But I'm
• 30:27
  learning, and I learned at a pretty early age that I love it so
• 30:32
  much more than likely because Richard Curtis has the keys to my heart. That
• 30:36
  man could write anything. And I haven't even seen all of his movies,
• 30:38
  but every other movie I watch it like unlocks different feels and I love him
• 30:44
  so much. A movie, it's like a perfect movie. Yeah, did
• 30:52
  you guys? Did you guys do best father son movies? I feel like
• 30:57
  we have, But I don't know that that feels like that. That would
• 31:00
  be the draft. It's a good father So, oh my god, that
• 31:04
  movie kills me speaking that. My dad just called me some funny story on
• 31:08
  that hill, hi Will. Yeah, I love this movie. It's great,
• 31:15
  great, hot takes around all around. Well, let's go into our
• 31:18
  favorite acting performance. Let's name the dude. I'm the dude. So that's
• 31:25
  what you call me, you know that, or his dude or duder or
• 31:32
  you know el dudo reno. If you're not into the whole brevity thing.
• 31:34
  Let me keep it going. Who's your dude? Oh my gosh, I've
• 31:37
  been talking so much. This was the hardest one. I've been on this
• 31:40
  pod a few times, and this is by far the hardest because it's it's
• 31:42
  neck and neck two horse race. On the one hand, it's my favorite
• 31:47
  Hugh Grant performance of all time, and he's perfect in it, Like he's
• 31:49
  just great, as huge granty as he could possibly be, and it's great.
• 31:56
  You must not have seen the New Wonka movie because he's an When I've
• 32:00
  not seen it, I'm not. And I heard he didn't love making that
• 32:04
  movie. Yep, I think he's grumpy. I think I think he is
• 32:08
  kind of grumpy. Yeah. He On the other hand, for the dude,
• 32:15
  you have Julia Roberts, who does a lot of heavy liftings. She
• 32:17
  has to be a movie star and be believable as a movie star, which
• 32:21
  isn't a stretch, but doing it within the you know, confines of a
• 32:25
  film is takes some work. But then she also has to make it believable
• 32:30
  that she, you know, swooped down and fall in love with the travel
• 32:35
  store bookstore owner, which is again a weird thing to do for a living.
• 32:42
  So I went back and forth my deciding factor and I changed it last
• 32:46
  minute. But the climax of this film is her speech in the bookstore.
• 32:52
  Yep, just a girl standing in front of a boy. Everybody knows that
• 32:55
  line. That line doesn't hit, and none of their the movie hits if
• 33:00
  Hugh Grant doesn't sell. Him shutting her down and basically telling Anna Scott a
• 33:07
  movie starr that he is in love with no because he's afraid it would what
• 33:14
  The line's great, we'll get to it later, but that it would well
• 33:17
  buggered basically is how it ends. Right. But it's a it's a great
• 33:22
  line, and it sets up her line without without him shutting her down.
• 33:24
  She can't drop that line. And then the movie doesn't go on because on
• 33:28
  the next scene, you know, he realizes what he's done, and then
• 33:31
  it has the whole chase and it's beautiful. And I think, uh,
• 33:35
  I think him acting, even though it's a lot more nuanced than you know,
• 33:38
  her range that she gets to do, but him acting and having the
• 33:43
  audience believe that he's actually saying no to her, I think it's it's brilliant.
• 33:47
  I think in less capable hands it, it falls flat, and the
• 33:51
  movie pays for it grants due. Yeah, I disagree. No, I
• 34:00
  just I feel like this movie does not work without a superstar like Julia Roberts
• 34:05
  in that role. She was the perfect casting choice for this film. She's
• 34:09
  so beautiful and funny, and you you feel like you see a little insight
• 34:15
  into who Julia Roberts is and how she has to deal with fame and paparazzi
• 34:20
  and everyone knowing her dating life, and how difficult it must be to live
• 34:24
  a normal life. Yeah, I picked her. She's wonderful. But I
• 34:30
  agree with what you're talking about with you Grant as well. I just I
• 34:36
  feel like this movie really doesn't work without her. It's fair. Yeah,
• 34:39
  I'm closer to Ropside. I picked Julia Roberts for all those same reasons.
• 34:44
  I just think she's iridescent as a star. She's wonderful. I also have
• 34:51
  I think it's kind of weird that I got my throat stomped in for saying
• 34:54
  the soundtrack thing and Timmy just said this line doesn't work, which is insane,
• 35:00
  But okay, fine, just now I said it doesn't work without Hugh
• 35:06
  green Out a harder stance but you said earlier, you don't. I think
• 35:10
  the Lions wildly overrated, Like it's it's that's crazy. I did love that
• 35:15
  line. It doesn't it doesn't land for me, but yeah, I was
• 35:20
  just being silly pants anyway, it doesn't work pants without Hugh certainly that's true.
• 35:27
  Yeah, I do agree. I like you in this movie a lot,
• 35:30
  but same. Julia Roberts is just she's perfect. They're both great,
• 35:34
  so fun. It's great she has to be vulnerable, but also like you
• 35:37
  get to see her put her guard up a couple of times too, which
• 35:40
  is really fun. I just feel like she gets to do a lot in
• 35:43
  this and that's that's pretty fun. So I'll take her. She's my dude.
• 35:47
  Nice. Well, let's let's go into this uh supporting cast we were
• 35:52
  talking about, let's pick the award to get this one. A lot of
• 35:59
  great supporting characters. It's so good and like the smallest part are just topped
• 36:06
  about them perfectly cast. For me, I like a movie with a good
• 36:10
  glue guy that you know, there's a lot going on outside of the main
• 36:15
  characters, and a good glue guy kind of ties that all together and brings
• 36:19
  it home at the end. And for me, it's Honey a. She's
• 36:23
  the only person that really gets to like fangirl out with Julia Roberts and you
• 36:28
  needed someone in the group of friends to do it. It's perfect. It's
• 36:30
  her, it was which normalizes the other people that can make them seem more
• 36:37
  you know, above that and make Julia Roberts and Scott feel more comfortable with
• 36:43
  them. And then she also brings it back and ties and Spike, which
• 36:47
  you know, he's so wild and he's so out there, but it totally
• 36:52
  makes sense that they end up together and having him be a part of the
• 36:57
  climax is really fun and bringing the whole game together. So yeah, it's
• 37:01
  it's Honey. She does a lot she does. That's a fun pick.
• 37:06
  I loved her. Everything that she said to Julia Roberts when she first meets
• 37:09
  her is one of the perfect one of the best lanes of the movie.
• 37:14
  That one too. I love that. When I think of this movie,
• 37:17
  I think of Reese Iphens's Spike. Yes, it's one of the best supporting
• 37:24
  characters in a rom com. Ever, he steals every scene he's in.
• 37:30
  He's hilarious, means well, but not very smart, and man, I
• 37:37
  just I don't know. He he made me laugh out loud a few times,
• 37:40
  so he's gonna win it for me. It's great. He's also basically
• 37:45
  wearing halter tops, like those shirts are so short, just like, yeah,
• 37:52
  I love I love both. Those pielos are great, you know,
• 37:57
  if we're not going to take you gran because I feel like we about him
• 38:00
  enough into that. Yeah. I really liked Gina McKee as Bella. I
• 38:06
  thought she did such a good actually her. I'm going to give it to
• 38:08
  both of them, that mckinnerny, mckinnerney. Maybe it's mckinnerney. Yeah,
• 38:19
  I don't know anyway, Tam Yeah, Max and Bella. I thought they
• 38:23
  were just awesome together. Like they're they're obviously flawed, they have, you
• 38:29
  know, a really deep backstory, you know, with one another, but
• 38:32
  their love really comes through as very real and also not pandury, which I
• 38:37
  liked a lot. Like, you know, it wasn't like she's using a
• 38:40
  wheelchair, let's all feel sorry for her, but it was like, this
• 38:44
  is a real part of her life and obviously something that's not great in some
• 38:47
  ways, but also doesn't keep her from living a beautiful life. And he
• 38:52
  helps with that in a number of ways too. I just I really liked
• 38:55
  their relationship. They're like they're inner action action, you know, back and
• 39:00
  forth with you. Grant was amazing, and their friendship was also great.
• 39:04
  I just sure were awesome. It's funny that brought them up as a pair
• 39:08
  because I wrote them as a couple, and I kind of like that.
• 39:12
  They're the Yanda Honey's yang. She's out there and eccentric and a fangirl,
• 39:16
  and they're very grounded, intelligent, successful, an important, like opposite end
• 39:25
  to his group of friends that Anna Scott meets and ends up not being scared
• 39:31
  away by. Yeah, some normal friends. Right when you bring a new
• 39:36
  girl around, then you have Hugh Bonovilla's Bernie, and he is so funny,
• 39:44
  doesn't recognize her. That's oblivious, kind of the ass of the group
• 39:50
  means well, but kind of an ass. But yeah, he he was
• 39:54
  pretty hilarious and one of the reasons that the friend group was so much fun.
• 40:00
  He added to that as well. Yeah, and he's gone on to
• 40:04
  do a bunch of stuff too. I feel like he's he's done well for
• 40:07
  himself. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, as just mentioned the friend group,
• 40:10
  I love this friend group because they are so different, and there also
• 40:14
  different places in their lives and careers, and you know, some are successful,
• 40:19
  some are really unsuccessful. And it just feels like an old group of
• 40:22
  friends, because friends you just met are more likely going to be more you
• 40:25
  know, at the same place you are in life generally, But if you're
• 40:30
  with the people you're growing up with and you've all gone your separate ways,
• 40:32
  you end up with this kind of mix of people that are at very different
• 40:37
  levels. I thought it was well put together. I love that. That's
• 40:43
  great. Are we doing honro mentions here for it? I just wanted to
• 40:47
  call out Martin, which is the worker in the bookstore. He's just he's
• 40:54
  like this facial expression is just he plays that coworker. So I've always been
• 41:00
  a bit of an ass. So great. I love that. That's a
• 41:06
  good one. You have more going well, Yeah, jump in. Emily
• 41:12
  Mortimer as like the perfect girl. I just I love her. I think
• 41:15
  she is so beautiful and great. Brought me back to the newsroom. I
• 41:20
  feel like her in a while. Yeah, I felt the same way.
• 41:23
  I was like, what has she been doing? But she's been in stuff
• 41:27
  just not stuff I'm watching, I guess or whatever. So for a long
• 41:30
  time to see her. Sorry for the long time, I thought she was
• 41:34
  Rass's wife and friends like I that was the same person. Oh sure,
• 41:40
  they looked very much likeke I think and uh sounded like sure, yeah she
• 41:49
  she is great. And that was an important character too well such, yeah,
• 41:53
  such an important thing like people that you there's not a good reason,
• 41:58
  but also it's to know, you know, like I just feel like as
• 42:01
  I get older, you know, that makes so much more sense to my
• 42:06
  brain, like the having that and it sucks, but it's very real.
• 42:09
  I don't know, I love that. Yeah, I thought it was really
• 42:13
  fun. We had Alec Baldwin in there for a minute. You know,
• 42:16
  another movie star, the movie star boyfriend. He plays such a jerk,
• 42:21
  which is really fun. Little twelve year old Misha Barton, Yeah, that
• 42:27
  was fun. I didn't remember that at all. I remember. I didn't
• 42:30
  realize it when I rewatched it either, and I till I reviewed the casters
• 42:34
  like Misha Martin. Another thing I didn't remember was Clark Peters as one of
• 42:38
  the the actors in that Helix movie. I didate him down. Yeah,
• 42:49
  but you know exactly, Yeah, quite a few things now, but yeah,
• 42:52
  that's where I first really knew him. That's so funny because I was
• 42:58
  like, he looks really familiar, but I, I can't think of what
• 43:00
  you say that of course. Yeah. And then that we saw one of
• 43:06
  the movies that you know that they were watching. Matthew Modine is her co
• 43:12
  star in that, and I didn't remember that either, so that's kind of
• 43:15
  fun. And it recognized him. I read that he was in one of
• 43:17
  the movies. I'm like, which movie? And I went back and I
• 43:22
  was like, black and white and he's wearing the hat. Yes, and
• 43:25
  they're like in the in the museum, like the art museum. But oh,
• 43:36
  I want to see. Why don't you smile? Was the thing?
• 43:38
  Yeah, I don't have her like what if I told you in five seconds
• 43:43
  I'm gonna ask you to marry me or whatever? And then she had her
• 43:45
  big smile. She had a big old smile on her. She poitty,
• 43:52
  she very poity, lady. Love it. Should we go on and talk
• 43:57
  about some scenes? I think we should. Let's do the das. The
• 44:00
  dying so is quite simple, really, dingus, dingus. I could talk
• 44:06
  about my dingas all night long. Yeah, for this one, there's Spike.
• 44:12
  It's the dinner party scene. It start to finish again by when you
• 44:15
  say nothing at all, but you get to meet most of the group of
• 44:20
  friends, so it's important in that respect you get to it brings Anna Scott
• 44:25
  down a level, you know, puts her in his court, and especially
• 44:29
  when you get to the brownie scene, she gets to really kind of lay
• 44:30
  it out there and be exposed and it brings him up because again, like
• 44:36
  when you when you bring someone around your group of friends and they're they're great
• 44:38
  people, and they're they're kind and thoughtful and real, I think that always
• 44:44
  makes you look good. So it bridges the gap that was between them before
• 44:47
  that scene, and let's the viewer think this, these two kids might have
• 44:52
  a chance. Yeah, for sure. And the Brownie the Brownie bits unbelievable,
• 44:57
  Like top to bottom. Every character just gets to basically own two minutes
• 45:02
  and shine and they all kill it. Yeah. I love that. It's
• 45:08
  great. I felt like you were going to say something about it. I
• 45:10
  was, I don't remember what it was. I also just love that Hugh
• 45:17
  Boneville straight up asked her how much she made on that movie. It's quite
• 45:24
  a bit, I'm with you, and it really showcased the friends and the
• 45:29
  friendship and it's a perfect scene. I thought I was going to be alone
• 45:34
  on that one, so I'm with you. I would also pick that as
• 45:37
  my number one I kind of by the way, Okay, yeah, that's
• 45:42
  just crazy. I assume it was just going to be I mean, you
• 45:45
  got the line the girl standing in front of a boy scene, but really,
• 45:51
  just that whole the climax, you know, the realizing it needs to
• 45:53
  be with her scene and everyone helping to get him to the press conference is
• 45:58
  just so much fun. Sure Curtis rates those scenes so well that just you
• 46:01
  know, wall towards like the eventual. Yeah, you did it in four
• 46:07
  weddings, in a funeral, you did it in love actually, love actually,
• 46:10
  the duel because it's too simultaneous happening love actually, and it's still with
• 46:15
  the music playing over. Oh god. It's still maybe one of my favorite
• 46:20
  kids ever. Love it. But this one's great too, and this kind
• 46:24
  of this this last of the groundwork. Yeah, I wanted to mention on
• 46:28
  the Brownie scene too. Not only is it great and they I'll get to
• 46:30
  expose it, but then the way they rib each others is so much fun
• 46:32
  too, Like no, no, you're full of it. Yeah, you
• 46:37
  don't get it. Yeah, and then just the the collective scream when they
• 46:42
  closed the door. It's just it felt so real. It felt like what
• 46:46
  would really happen, just like what just happened. Yeah, totally. I
• 46:52
  also love that he didn't prep them even for a second. It just brought
• 46:58
  in one of the those famous people on the planet and just like here,
• 47:02
  let's see how you guys react to that. I love what great character exposition
• 47:07
  though, that you get to like, like that's if you want to like
• 47:09
  know a lot about a character, say like, oh, you're gonna meet
• 47:12
  a movie Sarah for the first time. How do you react? And they
• 47:14
  all react so differently and it tells you so much about who they are and
• 47:17
  what type of people they are. Yeah, I love it so good.
• 47:22
  Yeah I picked that one as well. And the only other thing I was
• 47:27
  going to say is I love that they're I love the Brownie parts specifically,
• 47:32
  and just the way they treat her being on a date with him, you
• 47:37
  know, as like they're still giving him, still giving him a hard time,
• 47:43
  and they're like, you know, giving everyone a hard time, but
• 47:45
  it's almost in a way of like, yeah, he's not successful. Necessarily
• 47:50
  and he's not, you know, like this wild, crazy charismatic guy,
• 47:53
  but we love him for so many more reasons than that, and that's the
• 47:58
  part you should be interested in. I don't know. That was like the
• 48:00
  subtext I was getting, And I was like, that's really awesome and what
• 48:04
  a beautiful idea, right, and also something we're not always good at doing,
• 48:09
  especially in dating with ourselves, like we think we need to impress people
• 48:14
  rather than just let them see who we are, you know, and interact
• 48:17
  with them. But I loved that whole dinner scene. It was just that
• 48:21
  was almost that could have been like a one act play in and of itself,
• 48:24
  that whole thing and just hung out there even longer. I just loved
• 48:28
  it. That was great nice. I had a runner up though, as
• 48:32
  well. I love the interview process for when he's there with Horse and Hound.
• 48:37
  That is great. That's a great again, right, Like she doesn't
• 48:42
  tell him what's happening. He just goes with it, says he's a part
• 48:45
  of the press, you know, like all these things, and it's just
• 48:49
  so silly and awesome and they're so like they're chemistry so charged between them,
• 48:54
  and she like loves that he's having to squirm a little bit that the spotlight's
• 48:59
  on him, you know, a little bit, and she has some power
• 49:01
  in that moment. I think it's super fun. I love it. Yeah.
• 49:06
  Another scene, just to mention, is after the like tabloid photos have
• 49:12
  come out and she's like kind of looking for a safe place and she goes
• 49:15
  out there. You know, it's just all all romantic stuff, but it's
• 49:21
  just it. You get to see them just kind of digging on each other
• 49:25
  and it's fun. It's a it's a charming part of the film. Yeah,
• 49:30
  it kind of encapsulates that like new love kind of like let's just hide
• 49:35
  away before we have to involve ourselves with the rest of the world or what
• 49:38
  you know, Like it's just ussier right now or whatever. Yeah, I
• 49:42
  love that too. That's a good call. Yeah, it's fun. I
• 49:46
  had a few others mentioned the cute great but the one with the book and
• 49:54
  you know, she's in the story and he has to go and basically talk
• 49:59
  to the guy who has book down his trousers and they ultimate him Like if
• 50:02
  I call the cops and they come and it turns out you don't have a
• 50:05
  book down your trousers, I'm terribly sorry I did that whole bit was cute,
• 50:09
  and then the first line that I thought, like, oh man,
• 50:14
  this is really great is a through the whole meet cute. She leaves,
• 50:17
  then she has to come back, and she leaves again, and he goes
• 50:22
  sorry about the surreal but nice comment, and she's like, don't worry.
• 50:24
  I thought the apricut with honey thing was the real low point. Ye,
• 50:30
  such a good stick. It's so true, like it was, that was
• 50:32
  the low point. Yeah, I was going to do that in the next
• 50:35
  section, but yep, yeah, I agree, that's a good one.
• 50:37
  Sorry, that's part of a scene. I also did actually call out the
• 50:43
  opening with Elvis Costello's she On because it's a great opening scene of the movie.
• 50:50
  You like to establish who she is, and it's beautiful musiclerant to take
• 50:55
  a pill because it's gonna get cheesy up in here, Like, it's great,
• 51:00
  it's great, it's great. It's a beautiful song. That's a great.
• 51:06
  When I looked it up, I did not realize that it was for
• 51:09
  this movie. So the YouTube, if you look it up, the music
• 51:14
  video is him singing like with you know, scenes from this movie in the
• 51:19
  book. Yeah, Okay. Actually I watched this on my DVD which was
• 51:22
  actually had a grade saw. My wife had a reclaim from the garage sale
• 51:25
  she was doing last week and to bring home so I could watch it.
• 51:29
  It's not free anywhere, And I watched the director's commentary, and I had
• 51:32
  Richard Curtis and the director whose name I forget, and then one other involved
• 51:37
  party. But they were talking about like when he filmed it. They were
• 51:42
  all there and in front of a live orchestra, which usually they dubbed the
• 51:45
  lyrics over. He did it with the orchestra, and then at the end
• 51:49
  the orchestra stad stood and clapped and it was a grand thing. Originally sung
• 51:53
  by an Irish guy, I guess, but they didn't want the main song
• 51:57
  of the movie to be sung by an Irish guy and have the movie being
• 52:00
  about a British guy falling in love with an American goal. Sure, I
• 52:04
  think they're probably thinking about that too much. Honestly, Like Elvis Costello not
• 52:13
  the prettiest voice ever. It's a beautiful song that it works, It totally
• 52:19
  works. But yeah, I'm with it, Like you just listen to You're
• 52:24
  like, man, this should be somebody with like a really beautiful voice should
• 52:29
  be singing it. And they're like, well, no Elvis is killing it.
• 52:31
  Yeah, it's an interesting take on it. But I love that.
• 52:37
  Yeah. I think I think we should go. I think we should go
• 52:40
  to the next part, and we should show me the money, Show me
• 52:45
  the money, show it to me, show let's do some of these some
• 52:54
  quotes, all right, let me set the scene. So she just does,
• 53:00
  well, let's someone have that cued up. I didn't act you write
• 53:04
  that down, and I'm just a girl standing in front of a boy asking
• 53:07
  him to love her, the most popular scene from the movie. She drops
• 53:12
  that, and then she leaves. And then the next scene and they're at
• 53:15
  a restaurant. He's kind of going through and all the friends are like,
• 53:19
  noe, yep, you made the right choice. Never met her, never
• 53:22
  want to, never trust a vegetarian. And then Spike walks in and he
• 53:25
  goes, what I miss and they say, William just turned down Anna Scott
• 53:30
  and Spike says, you daft, prick. That delivery is just like and
• 53:36
  then that jump starts the finale, you know, the last scene of the
• 53:39
  movie. So he looks so mad at him, you know, like that's
• 53:47
  why he was so important he had to be there because he's not socially aware
• 53:52
  to try to be soft with Will in that situation. He's just like,
• 53:55
  what are you doing, you idiot? Like I'm going to kill her?
• 54:00
  And oh, yeah, I know. Then Birdie has the great line.
• 54:05
  But she said she wanted to go out with you? Yes, sort of,
• 54:07
  well that's nice. What's nice? Well, you know, anyone's saying
• 54:09
  they want to go out to you is pretty great, isn't it. It's
• 54:12
  pretty great? Yeah, I wrote, brother, Yeah, well it was
• 54:16
  like it was sort of sweet. Actually, I mean, I know she's
• 54:19
  an actress and all that, and she can deliver a line, but she
• 54:22
  said that she might be famous as can be, but also that she was
• 54:24
  just a girl standing in front of a boy asking him to love her.
• 54:28
  And it's just a pause, cutting to all their faces, like holy you
• 54:31
  idiot, and he goes, oh, so a dog, I made their
• 54:35
  decision, haven't it? That is the best so good I ever heard.
• 54:43
  I don't think I realized till I actually read the lione that that's what he
• 54:45
  said, because you don't expect someone to say, sat a dog. That's
• 54:50
  good. It's it's spiked for me and then what follows? What do you
• 54:55
  guys got? Definitely had those I love. In the Horse and Hound interview
• 55:05
  process, we were talking about, Uh, he's interviewing the twelve year old
• 55:07
  actress. Is this your first film? Well, actually it's my twenty second.
• 55:12
  Any favorites among the twenty second? Working with Leonardo da Vinci DiCaprio,
• 55:19
  of course, And is is he your favorite Italian director? Just nailed it,
• 55:24
  just nailed that, nailed it reading these stupid travel books. I loved
• 55:29
  that. Yeah. I loved the scene where they are going into the garden
• 55:36
  and he says, whoopsie daisies. Yeah, She's like, yes, you
• 55:39
  said whoopsie daisies. I don't think so. No one says whoopsie Daisy's do
• 55:44
  they? Unless they're there? Is no one less. No one has said
• 55:46
  whoopsie daisies for fifty years, and even then it was only little girls with
• 55:51
  blonde ringlets. She has a great laugh in that scene too, right where
• 55:55
  he says, like almost a cackle. It's good, cheesy but fun.
• 56:05
  Just the dominic. If you'd like to ask your question again, yes,
• 56:07
  Anna, how long are you intending to stay here in Britain? Indefinitely?
• 56:12
  And then smiling for about twenty minutes. Yes, it's so cheaty, but
• 56:15
  the bit with having him asked the question again, like I thought, was
• 56:19
  brilliant and beautiful when I first goat it, instill it plays totally and Bugs
• 56:24
  loves it because it's cheesy and apparently he likes things that are love cheese.
• 56:29
  Loves the cheese. And one that was funny is when they're uh, when
• 56:32
  they're in the car chase and everybody's telling him how to drive, just like
• 56:37
  James Bond never has to put up with this sort of I loved that.
• 56:42
  Why don't you say some Bugs? I love when he's just like, thank
• 56:46
  you, you are Horse and Hound's favorite actress, Blue and Black beauty tied
• 56:52
  time. That's super fun, Uh, Max asks him at the dinner I
• 56:59
  think it's at the dinner par already when they're off by themselves. You haven't
• 57:01
  slept with her, have you? That is a cheap question to answer,
• 57:05
  and the answer is, of course, no comment. No comment means yes,
• 57:08
  no, it doesn't. Do you ever masturbate? Definitely? No comment
• 57:12
  you see it means yes. I just thought that was a little fun.
• 57:16
  I liked it. M this is more of a serious one. But to
• 57:22
  prove I love cheese, you are lovelier this morning than you have ever been.
• 57:25
  And I thought that was just a lovely line. I really liked that
• 57:30
  one a lot. Umm, well, you never get anyone on Wings of
• 57:37
  the Dove saying okay, well, you never get anyone in Wings of the
• 57:42
  Doves saying inform the Pentagon, we need Blackstar cover well, and and for
• 57:46
  me, the book is the poorer for it. M oh, I was
• 57:53
  gonna say that the annoying customer is a couple of nice bits. So the
• 57:57
  guy who watks in the bookstore and he comes in and after he's told that
• 58:00
  it's a travel book story, goes, how about the new John Grisham thriller,
• 58:05
  which I thought was delivered fun? And then he comes in right during
• 58:08
  the big speech, and before he can even come in the building, Will
• 58:13
  it's just like, don't even think about it, go away immediately. He
• 58:15
  just kind of looks like right. I like that. A really harsh line
• 58:22
  is when they capture the pictures outside the apartment and Will goes out first,
• 58:28
  and then she goes out after, and right before she leaves, she's like
• 58:35
  newspapers last forever. I'll regret this forever. Yeah, and then he drops
• 58:40
  I'll feel the opposite if that's okay with you, and it's just like,
• 58:43
  oh my god, will Yeah, You're you're stuck. You're in a bad
• 58:47
  spot, dude. But he delivers that really well, which is why he's
• 58:51
  the dude. In part I think, did you have more? Ron?
• 58:57
  For sure? Just go into the kitchen to get some food, and I'm
• 59:00
  gonna tell you a story that'll make your ball shrink to the size of reasons.
• 59:05
  And then she says probably not best to tell or probably best not to
• 59:08
  tell anyone about this. He says, right, no one. I mean
• 59:12
  I'll tell myself sometimes, but don't worry, I won't believe it. I
• 59:15
  loved that line. That was a great love that I knew a girl at
• 59:21
  school called Pandora. Never got to see it or bucks, though. I
• 59:25
  love that line perfect. Oh and one that actually it came up in a
• 59:36
  different pod that we had Benny Ella John for, but he brought up the
• 59:40
  line that Alec Baldwin says to him, can you audios those dishes and take
• 59:45
  out the trash? Just like how just condescending and just so perfect for that
• 59:52
  Audios those dishes? Yeah, it's pretty great, so great, Honey has
• 59:58
  the big one and during the inner pert you see when she first meets Anna
• 1:00:00
  Scott, she goes, Oh God, this is one of those key moments
• 1:00:04
  in life when it's possible you can be really genuinely cool and I'm failing one
• 1:00:08
  percent, absolutely and totally and utterly adore you, and I think you're the
• 1:00:12
  most beautiful woman of the world. And more importantly, I genuinely believe and
• 1:00:15
  I believe for some time that we can be best friends. What do you
• 1:00:17
  think? Yeah, and just the way she blurts it out out, which
• 1:00:21
  is one hundred percent how I would be in a situation like that if I
• 1:00:24
  had the courage to speak it all. So she kills it and then sets
• 1:00:29
  up a great reaction from Julia Roberts. Yeah. I also love just before
• 1:00:34
  that, like everyone's been pretty cool meeting her. That's coming to the party,
• 1:00:37
  you know, and then she walks in and she's just like, oh
• 1:00:39
  holy, so great. That release of tension, and then followed by the
• 1:00:45
  line you said is just so perfect. I love that. It was funny
• 1:00:49
  when that Max guy first star and he introduced her as Anna, and then
• 1:00:54
  you see him realize and then say Scott, so great, you know that
• 1:01:00
  was fun. How about Martin talking about seeing Ringo Star once but it could
• 1:01:07
  have been too and Williams like, mm hmmm, actually Ringo Star doesn't It
• 1:01:12
  doesn't look at all like Topol And Martin's like, yes, but he was
• 1:01:15
  quite a long way away from me, so I could have been neither of
• 1:01:20
  them. Yes, I suppose. So is that really a classic anecdote?
• 1:01:23
  Is it? No? Not a not a classic? No? No?
• 1:01:28
  So great? Yeah, that made that. I've always been a bit of
• 1:01:31
  an ass comment really, yes, home, Yeah, I love that.
• 1:01:37
  Another horse and hound one that I liked a lot. Was any any horses
• 1:01:40
  in that one? Or hounds for that matter? Our readers are equally intrigued
• 1:01:45
  by both species. It takes place on a submarine. Kay, that's so
• 1:01:53
  good. You might have said all the ones I had, though there's some
• 1:01:58
  other there's a lot of like younger ones agreed, and so pretty much the
• 1:02:04
  entire Brownie scene trying to get like every single thing said in that is wonderful.
• 1:02:09
  So if you're interested in hearing that, just watch the movie. It's
• 1:02:12
  great. Even probably google YouTube Brownie scene you probably could. It's great.
• 1:02:20
  Hit a short. Yeah, I think I think those are the big ones.
• 1:02:24
  Love it. Let's move on to big moments the crying game. What
• 1:02:30
  strong men? Also cry strong men? Also? I picked five, but
• 1:02:38
  I think one is not going to be there, so I'm gonna say four.
• 1:02:45
  The first one was the opening credits with Elvis Costelli singing she happen anyway
• 1:02:54
  yeap, So I took that one out. I'm not counting that one.
• 1:02:58
  I love it. I love it. So the first one I'm gonna say
• 1:03:00
  is, uh, when Bella says the truth is we can't have a baby.
• 1:03:06
  Oh yeah, that's a that's a record scratch moment there something I don't
• 1:03:10
  know. Yeah, absolutely, the classic just a girl standing in front of
• 1:03:15
  a boy. I mean come on yeah, heh yeah. When they're doing
• 1:03:20
  the car chase, everybody gets in the car and it's like, where's Bella.
• 1:03:25
  It's like she's gonna wait and he says, oh sad that he picks
• 1:03:30
  up his wife and puts the wheelchair in the trunk. I really liked that
• 1:03:34
  part a lot, due I thought that was really beautiful, just like,
• 1:03:37
  no, there's no reason for this, tell a love that. I love
• 1:03:43
  that they put that in the movie. It was me too. Big fan
• 1:03:45
  out and then the how long will you be staying indefinitely cry to the end?
• 1:03:52
  For sure? That got me for sure. Yep. Then they looked
• 1:03:58
  at them smiling for ten to twenty for so long, too long. That
• 1:04:03
  was all I had. Those are the four that I had, Nice Timmy,
• 1:04:08
  or is there any that you think he missed? No, that was
• 1:04:11
  two more than I had. I did put the uh the Bella Bella's brownie
• 1:04:14
  story. Uh, you know, the baby thing. It it's Zigg's when
• 1:04:18
  you expected to you expected to be focused on her being in a wheelchair and
• 1:04:24
  then she you know, it's it just it's unexpected and it hits like a
• 1:04:28
  ton of bricks. And then I had the final presser when they asked her,
• 1:04:30
  he asked the question. Those were the two. But I liked the
• 1:04:33
  bit about not leaving Bella behind. Yeah, uh not again, just a
• 1:04:41
  girl standing front of voicing that it doesn't completely land for me. But it
• 1:04:45
  sure cheesy. That's a good thing to call it cheesy, that that would
• 1:04:49
  be appropriate that line. And still I love it, And still it's still
• 1:04:56
  you love much. Maybe we just have different How many more there are?
• 1:05:01
  I think just two more? When she first gives him the smooch. I
• 1:05:09
  just like that they're both just kind of lonely and sad. Then they do
• 1:05:12
  the little smooch. It's fun. I like that. And then when they
• 1:05:15
  sneak into the garden, Yeah, and reread the thing on the bench for
• 1:05:21
  June who loved this garden from Joseph who always sat beside her, and yeah,
• 1:05:28
  well and she says like some people really do spend their whole lives together
• 1:05:30
  or whatever. And I also love in that crane shot, Like you said,
• 1:05:35
  he doesn't immediately go sit. He walks away to let her have her
• 1:05:40
  a moment, and I think that's so beautiful. And then she calls him
• 1:05:44
  over like and maybe that's why they work, because you know, like he
• 1:05:48
  gives her space rather than everybody else in her life is like trying to get
• 1:05:53
  something from her, you know, or something. I don't know, but
• 1:05:56
  I really liked that scene a lot. It definitely made me booo. Yeah,
• 1:06:00
  we dropped the ball either in quotes or scenes or both not mentioning anything
• 1:06:03
  in the garden. Because there's also a nice bit when he's like, I
• 1:06:06
  don't know what would make that work that after he finally gets over the fence
• 1:06:10
  and she kisses him and he's like, nice guy. Now, yeah,
• 1:06:13
  because it's nice quickly and definitely worth it. That's a good one, I
• 1:06:16
  forgot. I love that one. So yeah, how many? So was
• 1:06:19
  that? Six six six six news any reason? Not bad for her income?
• 1:06:26
  Not bad, not bad. Let's go in and do a little movieter
• 1:06:30
  Rivia here. Yes. During the birthday dinner scene, Anna Scott has asked
• 1:06:34
  how much she made on her last film, and her applies fifteen million.
• 1:06:38
  As we know, this was actually the amount Julia Roberts was paid for the
• 1:06:42
  role in this film. So I thought that was kind of interesting. And
• 1:06:44
  apparently they like they were trying to find the right number that hit the right
• 1:06:47
  way, and they ended up with that, I guess. So it's kind
• 1:06:50
  of cool. The house with the blue door where William lives is a real
• 1:06:56
  residence. It once belonged to the screenwriter Richard Curtis thought that was kind of
• 1:07:01
  cute, pretty fun, pretty fun. Oh. The bit where she tells
• 1:07:08
  off the diners in the restaurant also like a pretty good scene. I liked
• 1:07:13
  that one. It was nice. He tried to, you know, be
• 1:07:15
  here a little bit, but that wasn't in the script. It was improvised
• 1:07:18
  a bit, so that's cool. The shots in the lobby of the Ritz
• 1:07:25
  were actually filmed at the Ritz, but between two am and four AM so
• 1:07:29
  as not to affect the real guests. The rooftop scene in which they are
• 1:07:34
  practicing the lines for the submarine movie, it was shortened and edited to remove
• 1:07:40
  some swearing from Anna that would have kept it from being a PG thirteen movie.
• 1:07:45
  And I don't know if you saw this to me, but apparently it's
• 1:07:48
  the DVD has the extended scene with the swearing. I did not watch the
• 1:07:54
  extended scenes, so I guess they show. There are some really curious speech
• 1:08:00
  is on the DVD that brings you back to a time where like like there's
• 1:08:02
  a right you can navigate through and it's weird and really cheesy and like hastily
• 1:08:09
  put together. It's like we don't have internet yet. Use this. Yeah,
• 1:08:13
  desire interesting, that's pretty cool. Uh, this is insane. The
• 1:08:19
  final the original final cut of the film was three and a half hours long.
• 1:08:25
  That's insanity. When you hurt ninety minutes out and her rabs point they
• 1:08:30
  could have cut another fifteen ish And yeah, what this was over two hours,
• 1:08:34
  which for a nineties income wasn't common, right, Yeah, two hours
• 1:08:39
  and four minutes. But I sat down to watch them, really two hours
• 1:08:42
  and four minutes, all right, Like I'm not mad. I love it,
• 1:08:46
  man. Yeah, but three and a half hours. Think of how
• 1:08:51
  many scenes of them smiling at each other cut? But yeah, I just
• 1:08:58
  thought that's nuts. Let's see. Richard Curtis developed the film from thoughts while
• 1:09:03
  laying awake at night. He described the starting point as as the idea of
• 1:09:08
  a very normal person going out with an unbelievably famous person and how that would
• 1:09:12
  impinge on their lives, which you know, that's exactly what it's about.
• 1:09:19
  Oh, I thought this was kind of fun. He also said, in
• 1:09:23
  the original conception of the movie, Honey was a worker in a record store
• 1:09:27
  across from his bookshop and Anna's romantic rival for his affections, and the film
• 1:09:33
  would have ended with William choosing her over the fantasy that Anna represented. But
• 1:09:40
  he decided he couldn't just dismiss Anna, and so he made Honey into William's
• 1:09:44
  sister instead. Interesting. That's a whole different film, Like, that's an
• 1:09:48
  entirely different thing. Interesting. Yeah, and then my last one is at
• 1:09:57
  William and Anna's wedding. At the end of the film, their wedding cake
• 1:09:59
  and corporates a design of a goat playing violin, a reference to the Chagall
• 1:10:03
  painting that Anna gave him. And I thought that was cute, and I
• 1:10:06
  did not notice it, but that's true, it's there nice. It was
• 1:10:13
  all I had. What'd you have for any trivias? Well, I only
• 1:10:15
  had a couple other things. The park bench used in the film now lives
• 1:10:19
  in Queen's Gardens in East Perth, Western Australia. After filming. The bench
• 1:10:24
  had been purchased at auction as a romantic gift for a relationship that failed.
• 1:10:29
  Afterwards, a local Perth resident anonymously donated the bench to the City of Perth.
• 1:10:33
  And it now really does live in a beautiful garden that is locked at
• 1:10:38
  night. That's cute. I like fun and I saw that. Director Roger
• 1:10:44
  Mitchell and writer Richard Curtis both said Hugh Grant and Julie Roberts were the first
• 1:10:48
  choices for the roles of William Thacker and Anna Scott. Makes sense. I
• 1:10:54
  could expand on that quick sure. Julia Roberts' agent told her it was the
• 1:10:58
  best romantic comedy she had ever read. And Roberts said that after reading a
• 1:11:01
  script, she decided she's going to have to do this, Which that's how
• 1:11:04
  I mean. Julia Roberts a has been in a lot of really great groundcoms,
• 1:11:08
  so just in her round cooms to get that kind of praise for it.
• 1:11:11
  And then for Hugh Grant, Roger Mitchell said that Hugh does Richard Richard
• 1:11:16
  Curtis better than anyone else, and Richard writes Hugh better than anyone else,
• 1:11:20
  and that Grant as one of the only actors who can speak Richard's lands perfectly.
• 1:11:24
  I just thought the level of praise that was tossed around is pretty impressive.
• 1:11:30
  For sure. That's interesting. Well, I like that. Did you
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  have anything else to Yeah, one thing. Just we talked about how great
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  the group of friends with and Roger Mitchell explained that when you were casting a
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  Cabala friends or no, he said, uh, it was rather like assembling
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  a family. When you're casting a Kabala friends, you have to cast the
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  balance equalities of types and of sensibilities. They were the jigsaw that had to
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  be put together all in one go. And I think we've got a very
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  good variety of people who could realistically still live in the same world. Kind
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  of sums up what we were describing earlier. And it's it's cool to see
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  that there was intentionality behind that and that it just didn't work out that way.
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  Yeah, that's great, good call, so all I got, although
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  I did also just read the model of bench, like there's a specific type
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  of bench like four foot Bonneville the sales sword after this movie, which I
• 1:12:21
  just thought it was interesting that, like you can go bench shopping that specifically,
• 1:12:30
  Sir nice well Judgment Day. Will there be a sequel? No,
• 1:12:38
  I can't imagine. No. Roundcoms aren't made for sequels, but it's kind
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  of a it sucks right like wood sequels worked, like just like spend two
• 1:12:49
  hours with this group of people again, like I'd sign up, I'd watch
• 1:12:54
  it and love. Actually, there was pushed for a sequel and they did
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  some fun stuff with it, but you need to follow it, like the
• 1:13:00
  falling in love is the interesting part and once they've fallen in love, it's
• 1:13:04
  not as fun. On This sounds like Jesse and Celeste Forever, like breakup
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  movie, which would also be super interesting and sad, but no, like
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  it. I don't want to watch that. I'd watch it, I don't.
• 1:13:18
  I love this movie. I love this movie so much. Let's just
• 1:13:20
  get the unedited and get another hour and a half. Yeah, this movie
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  nailed it. You know. Well cool? Do you guys want to play
• 1:13:30
  a game? Yeah? I'm going to do a starting five you guys,
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  I know you know how this works. I'm gonna name five favorite actors from
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  a particular film when you know the film, ringing with your name. If
• 1:13:41
  you get it wrong, no negative points, but you won't be able to
• 1:13:45
  guess again for that movie. If their actors' names remaining, you can guess
• 1:13:47
  those for a point each. The other person can steal if you get any
• 1:13:51
  of those names wrong. All of these films have something in common. When
• 1:13:56
  you know the theme, you can ring in at anytime for a point.
• 1:13:59
  And it might have something to do with nodding hill. Are you ready?
• 1:14:06
  Yes? Number one Will Ferrell, Number two, Isla Fisher, Bukes,
• 1:14:20
  Bukes, wedding crashers, Boom, got it. Three names remaining Bradley Cooper
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  No, damn it, I should have started up. Two names remaining,
• 1:14:34
  Owen Wilson Yes and Vince Bob Yes. Timmy do you know the other names?
• 1:14:42
  Jane Seymour, no name from the movie. It's his favorite. It's
• 1:14:50
  who I picked. Oh well, Jane. Okay, nobody said Rachel mc
• 1:14:58
  I started from the top. This is my fault. Yeah, so I
• 1:15:01
  pict Rachel McAdams. So yeah, Bugs, you've got wedding crashers, Vince
• 1:15:08
  von and Odals. Three points. Nicely done. Thanks. Let's go to
• 1:15:13
  number two. The first name is Ralph Bellamy. That name. The second
• 1:15:21
  name don ameche don Amichi, Yes, Bukes, Trading Places. Trading Places
• 1:15:30
  is correct. Three names remaining, Uh, Eddie Murphy, Yes, our
• 1:15:38
  Senor Hall. No, that's a different movie. Oh, I'm thinking of
• 1:15:43
  coming to America. So you only have one name remainder Man, Ackroyd,
• 1:15:47
  Rod Simmy, think of Curtis. There you go. Timmy's on the board.
• 1:15:54
  Bug's got Eddie Murphy and trading Places and Danny and Dan Ackroyd. Three
• 1:15:59
  three not have gotten the first your names. You said it was good,
• 1:16:02
  It was very good. Let's see if you get number three. The first
• 1:16:09
  name Kelly McDonald. The second name is Dustin Hoffman. Tim tim is the
• 1:16:19
  graduate. No, Oh, you cannot answer for the rest of this movie.
• 1:16:26
  Bukes We've got Kelly McDonald, Dustin Hoffman. The third name is Freddie
• 1:16:30
  Highmore. The fourth name is Kate Winslet. The fifth name is Johnny Depp
• 1:16:43
  five four three two, Uh, Edward, it is finding. I had
• 1:16:58
  no clue who I what the name of the female lead in the Graduate,
• 1:17:01
  wasn't it? That movie was on the tap of my mind. So yep,
• 1:17:06
  I never sneaky good. Oh it's fantastic. I love that movie.
• 1:17:13
  I haven't seen it for a long time, but it's great. Okay,
• 1:17:16
  nobody got anything for that. Let's go to number four. The first name
• 1:17:20
  is Eva Mendez Bukes bugs hitch incorrect, Bugs. You cannot answer for the
• 1:17:32
  rest of this movie. Oh yeah, it's the other one. We got
• 1:17:36
  even Mendez. I don't know if you're gonna know it from even Mendez,
• 1:17:39
  Eva Mendez. The second name is Snoop Dog no idea. The third name
• 1:17:46
  is Tom Behringer. Number four ethan Hawk, and the fifth and final name
• 1:17:59
  is n Zel Washington, Tim Tim, I suppose training day, Training day
• 1:18:04
  is correct? Yes, I didn't remember a lot of those people there,
• 1:18:10
  so not rom coms of sorts? Then no, So we got wedding crashers
• 1:18:15
  Trading Places, Finding Neverland, and Training Day. If I guess the the
• 1:18:24
  as many times as you want, is it just word ending with two words
• 1:18:29
  title and the first word ends and in Jared, it's a blanking blank it
• 1:18:38
  It can be more syllables in the second word. But I went because I
• 1:18:43
  was like, is it like multiple couples fall in love or you know,
• 1:18:47
  it's like, no, this is more of a title? Got them and
• 1:18:51
  it's a blanking blank you blanking blank. That's a good It's a long time
• 1:19:00
  to figure out that theme. I just want you to know it took some
• 1:19:02
  time to find those movies. That's all I'm saying. It was a hard
• 1:19:06
  Google search. Let's go to number five. The first name is Gaming.
• 1:19:18
  The second name is Jason Lee, Tim Tim Chasing Amy. Chasing Amy is
• 1:19:30
  correct. Three names remaining, Ben Affleck correct, Beneflec what is it?
• 1:19:40
  Jory Lauri and Adams Boom and then got it one more name. Let's go
• 1:19:45
  with Kevin Smith. That is incorrect. Kevin Smith is in the movie though,
• 1:19:49
  right, I'm not sure. I don't remember probably usually remember seeing this
• 1:19:54
  movie, so I don't think I know anyone interesting. Okay, the other
• 1:19:58
  name he's in a lot of Kevin Smith movies is Ethan sup Lee. Oh
• 1:20:02
  sure so he got three? He got Ben Affleck, Joila or Adams and
• 1:20:08
  chasing a correct good pull Buddy. I swear having the theme makes it harder
• 1:20:13
  for me much. I will say it gets considerably harder after this one.
• 1:20:24
  Sure, so where are we at five? We are tied at six,
• 1:20:28
  So I hope you have a tie breaker if it gets hard, I know
• 1:20:31
  I have one. Yep, that's number six. The first name is Joan
• 1:20:35
  Q. Sack. The second name is Alec Baldwin. You can audios those
• 1:20:45
  editions. The third name is Sigourney Weaver. The fourth name is Harrison Ford,
• 1:20:59
  who stars in the next movie we're going to talk about. The fifth
• 1:21:02
  and final name is Melanie Griffith five four tim three tim Working Girl, Working
• 1:21:14
  Girls correct ding ding Ding's never seen working Girl me either. I have.
• 1:21:19
  We had that one on team. Let's go to number seven. The first
• 1:21:25
  name is Patrick Wilson. The second name is Jeff Goldbloom. The third name
• 1:21:34
  is Diane Keaton. The fourth name is the aforementioned Harrison Ford. Oh,
• 1:21:44
  you meant the next film we're going to tack about in the game, not
• 1:21:46
  like the next pot correct, got it, mister Patrick Wilson, Jeff Gold,
• 1:21:53
  Diane Keaton, Harrison Ford, and the last name is Rachel mccadams,
• 1:22:00
  Tim Bugs, Morning Glory, Morning Glory, nicely done. The next a
• 1:22:08
  lot with you on the pod is Indiana Jones in the last cruise, So
• 1:22:13
  it was that's fun. Harrison Ford, Harrison Ford. Yeah, let's go
• 1:22:20
  to number eight. The first name Ron Livingston. Second name is Anna Kendrick,
• 1:22:30
  Tim Tim. I jumped the gun on that. Oh God, I
• 1:22:36
  don't want to answer it. You can take it away. I'd prefer you
• 1:22:41
  just guessing correctly that Tim, I know drinking Buddies? WHOA J Jonson?
• 1:22:55
  Yes? And Olivia Wilde. Yes. That's a four person film. Man
• 1:23:00
  like there's nobody else's one. There's one notable name left. It feels like
• 1:23:06
  they say anything Mark Dupless would show up, and it definitely does feel like
• 1:23:12
  that. It is not totally would Yeah, Mukes, you know, do
• 1:23:17
  you have a guess? I don't remember. I've seen it, but I
• 1:23:20
  don't remember Olivia Wilde's X. Really it's nice. I recalled that three banger,
• 1:23:30
  three banger, nicely done. I would not the game not there?
• 1:23:34
  Did you like that movie. See that movie? Yeah, so that's the
• 1:23:38
  director. What is it? Joel Joe? He does a lot like that.
• 1:23:43
  They improvise a lot, right, like they just get through the scene.
• 1:23:45
  I think Anna Kendrick works with quite a bit, and I tend to
• 1:23:49
  like his movies. Are they're fun to watches? Yeah? I did.
• 1:23:54
  I liked that movie a lot. It's pretty good. Joe Swanber, Joe
• 1:23:59
  Swanber, that's the name, and he wrote it and directed it. I
• 1:24:01
  can't cheat, okay, Uh impressed. Impressed with that one. Good done.
• 1:24:06
  I don't think I would have got Let's go to number nine. The
• 1:24:11
  first name is Dan Ackroyd. The second name is Delroy Lindo. The third
• 1:24:20
  name is Vincent Dinafrio. The fourth name is Cameron Diaz. In the fifth
• 1:24:31
  and final one, it's Keanu Breeves five four three two one pepepeep. This
• 1:24:44
  is a movie I think it was like early mid nineties called Feeling Minnesota.
• 1:24:49
  Oh oh, I never saw that. Yep, you probably miss it.
• 1:24:56
  Let's go. Uh we're going into the last one. Where are we at?
• 1:25:00
  He's got ten, I've got seven. I need a big one and
• 1:25:02
  I'm not I would be surprised to get this early. I think i'd get
• 1:25:11
  it. I'd get it second to last one. Oh, no, I
• 1:25:14
  probably need the last name. All right, there we go. First name
• 1:25:17
  is Sydney Pollock. The second name is Richard Jenkins, who we knowing of,
• 1:25:29
  the third name is Tony Collette. The fourth name is Ben Affleck.
• 1:25:38
  Timmy is our winner, and the fifth and final name is Samuel L.
• 1:25:45
  Jackson. Oh, it's a three two, tim for a SECONDE Is this
• 1:25:57
  what they get in an accident? Yes? Three? What's that movie called
• 1:26:01
  one Beep Beep? It is called Changing Lanes? Changing Lanes? Wow,
• 1:26:08
  yep, Yeah, it's a deep poll I didn't see it at back in
• 1:26:12
  the day. I've seen it multiple times. Really, I've never even heard
• 1:26:17
  of this movie. It was early, probably again mid nineties, maybe late
• 1:26:24
  nineties. Two thousand and two, two thousand and two. Okay, apparently
• 1:26:29
  my bonus would have been finding Nemo. Oh fun, I would have got
• 1:26:32
  that one, he said, Uh, mel brooks Albert, I do that
• 1:26:42
  a lot. And then there's Taking Lives and Rising Sun and that was about
• 1:26:45
  all I had. Jeez, Yeah, tough Rising Sun to work? Yeah,
• 1:26:51
  Timmy, nice job. You're gonna tell us how we do our top
• 1:26:55
  five movies where someone plays an actor draft. Yeah that was amazing. Uh,
• 1:27:00
  that'll be just for the patrons. So if you want to hear that,
• 1:27:01
  go to patreon dot com slash the Aven endorsement, do it now and
• 1:27:06
  you'll get to listen. Uh, but yeah, I guess for now,
• 1:27:11
  Timmy. Thanks for coming on, buddy. This was super because it was
• 1:27:15
  it was fun having you back. Always a blast. Love doing this with
• 1:27:17
  you. And yeah, stay tuned as we do Indiana Jones and Last Crusade
• 1:27:24
  next week for you and have just a bunch more fun coming your way.
• 1:27:27
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• 1:27:31
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