WEBVTT - Spider-Man: Brand New Day Live Review 0:00:01.690 --> 0:00:04.070 The frames per second podcast. 0:00:09.350 --> 0:00:13.389 Welcome to another episode of the frames per second podcast. 0:00:14.630 --> 0:00:20.940 Yeah i thought he was gonna start spitting i really 0:00:21.000 --> 0:00:26.900 did mc jay yeah um man welcome to the review 0:00:26.940 --> 0:00:30.560 the live review of spider-man brand new day um. 0:00:31.050 --> 0:00:32.170 There's been a lot of hype, a lot of things 0:00:32.210 --> 0:00:35.210 going on, but let's get into introductions with me. I 0:00:35.250 --> 0:00:35.750 have Spike. 0:00:35.970 --> 0:00:37.490 What up, though? Mike. Yo. 0:00:38.270 --> 0:00:38.570 Rod. 0:00:38.850 --> 0:00:39.270 What up, man? 0:00:39.850 --> 0:00:40.090 Ken. 0:00:40.570 --> 0:00:40.870 Hola. 0:00:41.110 --> 0:00:45.430 And special guest, but not special guest, Nate. 0:00:45.450 --> 0:00:47.990 Special guest. I come in the house and go get 0:00:48.030 --> 0:00:48.590 my own cups. 0:00:48.630 --> 0:00:51.150 There you go. You ain't got to ask to go 0:00:51.170 --> 0:00:56.130 in the refrigerator. All right. How are we feeling today, everybody? 0:00:56.670 --> 0:00:57.090 Wonderful. 0:00:57.130 --> 0:00:57.950 How are you, Jalen? 0:00:58.340 --> 0:00:59.170 I'm well. I'm well. 0:00:59.200 --> 0:00:59.990 A little tired, but. 0:01:00.720 --> 0:01:01.060 We good. 0:01:01.300 --> 0:01:04.620 We good. You need your bucket of water? That's what I'm. 0:01:04.580 --> 0:01:05.860 About to say, yeah. 0:01:05.900 --> 0:01:06.780 Bucket of water? 0:01:06.819 --> 0:01:07.460 Yes, bucket. 0:01:07.540 --> 0:01:09.760 Oh, you're working out, huh? 0:01:10.040 --> 0:01:10.400 Yeah. 0:01:10.540 --> 0:01:15.580 All right, well, we won't prolong this too long. We 0:01:15.610 --> 0:01:21.610 got a two-hour, 45-minute movie. So let's just get into it. 0:01:21.990 --> 0:01:22.410 Spike. 0:01:25.050 --> 0:01:29.149 Thoughts on Spider-Man, brand new day. Thoughts on Spider-Man Brand 0:01:29.190 --> 0:01:37.119 New Day. It was good. It wasn't great. It wasn't great. 0:01:38.060 --> 0:01:40.180 It wasn't this mind-blowing thing. 0:01:40.220 --> 0:01:44.500 I still remember seeing the earlier Spider-Mans with Tobey Maguire 0:01:45.190 --> 0:01:47.670 and being kind of like how impressed I was by 0:01:47.690 --> 0:01:48.790 those movies. 0:01:48.890 --> 0:01:55.570 This one wasn't that impressive to me. It wasn't that impressive. 0:01:55.590 --> 0:01:56.970 It was just like a regular Spider-Man movie. 0:01:58.460 --> 0:01:59.460 You seen the two before this one? 0:02:00.440 --> 0:02:02.900 The last one I seen, all three of them in it. 0:02:02.980 --> 0:02:05.200 Oh, yeah, that was the one before that. 0:02:07.810 --> 0:02:14.250 Mike, how you feeling? I couldn't be smiling harder when 0:02:14.290 --> 0:02:18.870 I left this theater. I don't know. This, which real quick, 0:02:19.090 --> 0:02:20.610 I ran to Con. Shout out to Con. 0:02:20.889 --> 0:02:21.350 Oh, wow. 0:02:21.389 --> 0:02:23.550 Yeah, walking out of the theater, and we both sat 0:02:23.570 --> 0:02:25.030 outside and talked for like 30 minutes. 0:02:25.050 --> 0:02:26.270 Oh, yeah. This. 0:02:27.280 --> 0:02:29.620 is the Spider-Man I've been wanting this whole time. I 0:02:29.660 --> 0:02:32.079 only got one thing that confused me, which hopefully y'all 0:02:32.120 --> 0:02:33.640 will clear up, but. 0:02:35.160 --> 0:02:37.120 This was amazing. Give it. 0:02:39.340 --> 0:02:41.930 All right. 0:02:42.000 --> 0:02:45.870 Rod, how you feeling? 0:02:46.430 --> 0:02:47.480 Nah, man, this is good, man. 0:02:47.490 --> 0:02:51.070 This is, this is, if I had to describe it 0:02:51.110 --> 0:02:55.030 in one word, like emotional, like I felt a lot 0:02:55.090 --> 0:02:56.350 of emotion in this one. 0:02:57.380 --> 0:02:59.760 I was like, dang, man. And I had to go 0:02:59.780 --> 0:03:03.080 to this one by myself because it was hard to find. 0:03:05.410 --> 0:03:09.770 Any scenes. I didn't get the early tickets. Yeah, I 0:03:09.790 --> 0:03:13.310 didn't get the early tickets. So it was tough. And 0:03:13.350 --> 0:03:17.019 so I was sitting between two random people. And I 0:03:17.040 --> 0:03:18.380 was like, I can't cry in front of these dudes 0:03:18.440 --> 0:03:20.320 inside of me. 0:03:20.360 --> 0:03:21.560 Dark enough. You got teared up. 0:03:21.600 --> 0:03:22.620 You got teary eyed. 0:03:22.919 --> 0:03:24.880 I did. I got emotional in moments. 0:03:24.900 --> 0:03:27.150 You did too. I didn't cry because I'm a thug. Yeah, exactly. 0:03:27.220 --> 0:03:28.220 I did get a little like. 0:03:28.320 --> 0:03:30.310 I'm curious to know how y'all got. 0:03:30.389 --> 0:03:30.669 Yeah. 0:03:30.690 --> 0:03:31.790 I was hoping you were. 0:03:31.810 --> 0:03:35.590 I wasn't. I'm a G. I see. 0:03:35.630 --> 0:03:37.450 But I went twice. I went that first time and 0:03:37.470 --> 0:03:39.190 I went with her. 0:03:39.330 --> 0:03:41.070 I wanted to see it again before this, but I 0:03:41.090 --> 0:03:41.630 didn't have time. 0:03:41.650 --> 0:03:41.770 Yeah. 0:03:41.830 --> 0:03:44.070 But no, man, I enjoyed this, man. They did a 0:03:44.070 --> 0:03:45.770 really good job with this, in my opinion. 0:03:47.250 --> 0:03:47.890 How we feeling there? 0:03:48.470 --> 0:03:51.640 So, you know, I'm not the biggest Marvel like girl. 0:03:53.040 --> 0:03:56.320 I'm not into like how all the things play in 0:03:56.340 --> 0:03:59.500 the contracts and all the things behind it. So with 0:03:59.600 --> 0:04:02.760 that in mind, this is the best Spider-Man I've seen. 0:04:02.880 --> 0:04:03.440 I loved it. 0:04:06.440 --> 0:04:10.950 Mr. Ken, I thought it was great. Spectacular even, Mike. 0:04:11.850 --> 0:04:12.430 There you go. 0:04:12.450 --> 0:04:13.230 There you go. 0:04:14.130 --> 0:04:17.900 Spike is like, what did y'all buy? 0:04:18.540 --> 0:04:20.120 He's like, these just words to me. 0:04:21.400 --> 0:04:24.659 No, I thought it was great. Do you have any 0:04:24.680 --> 0:04:27.480 questions about the tickets or anything like that? Being able 0:04:27.500 --> 0:04:30.140 to buy tickets? Because I got mine a little quick. 0:04:30.220 --> 0:04:31.979 I mean, if you got something you want to share. 0:04:32.040 --> 0:04:35.580 I saw you at 2 a.m. on the- Man, bro. So, yes. 0:04:35.800 --> 0:04:38.300 I thought- So, Monday. 0:04:38.760 --> 0:04:42.830 Before we started recording House of Dragons, Nick was like, yo, 0:04:42.870 --> 0:04:43.650 you got your tickets. 0:04:43.710 --> 0:04:45.930 I was like, nah. I always thought most of the 0:04:45.950 --> 0:04:48.910 time this shit be hype. This shit was real. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:04:49.130 --> 0:04:52.110 It was real. I was talking to AB Tuesday. I 0:04:52.130 --> 0:04:53.970 was looking. I grabbed the ticket for 10 a.m. 0:04:54.010 --> 0:04:56.610 Because that was the only one I could find for Friday. 0:04:57.089 --> 0:04:58.650 And I was like, okay, at least I'll be able 0:04:58.670 --> 0:05:00.900 to go. But I really wanted them to see it. 0:05:01.390 --> 0:05:03.229 But I couldn't find any tickets. And we just happened 0:05:03.250 --> 0:05:05.830 to find tickets for the 2 a.m. showing that popped up. 0:05:06.110 --> 0:05:06.240 Oh, man. 0:05:06.810 --> 0:05:09.070 That's what I'm saying. And all four of us went 0:05:09.130 --> 0:05:10.190 to it, and we took a nap. 0:05:10.529 --> 0:05:10.950 I love it. 0:05:11.010 --> 0:05:11.590 Why not? 0:05:11.830 --> 0:05:15.450 I couldn't fall asleep, but by the time I finally 0:05:15.470 --> 0:05:17.730 fell asleep, that's when he came in there. 0:05:18.110 --> 0:05:18.690 Said, time to go. 0:05:19.170 --> 0:05:19.989 Yeah, yeah. 0:05:21.230 --> 0:05:25.950 But no, I was up throughout the whole movie. 0:05:26.060 --> 0:05:28.800 So it definitely kept me engaged, and we didn't get 0:05:28.839 --> 0:05:32.120 out of there until four or something, like five. And 0:05:32.140 --> 0:05:34.320 then I went back the next morning at 10, so 0:05:34.680 --> 0:05:35.440 I saw it twice. 0:05:35.700 --> 0:05:38.390 Three hours. Less than four hours of sleep. I went 0:05:38.420 --> 0:05:39.320 back and watched it again. 0:05:39.940 --> 0:05:41.500 How I felt in that one, though, was how I 0:05:41.520 --> 0:05:41.840 thought I. 0:05:41.800 --> 0:05:43.600 Would feel at that 2 a.m. show. 0:05:43.720 --> 0:05:48.660 But it was serious, man. People were flocked in. People 0:05:48.680 --> 0:05:51.520 were piled in there. It was damn near sold out 0:05:51.550 --> 0:05:52.080 for the 2 a.m. 0:05:52.120 --> 0:05:52.350 Show. 0:05:52.370 --> 0:05:55.110 People were walking in there with blankets and stuff. You 0:05:55.130 --> 0:05:57.530 walk in, it looked like it's 7 or 8 a.m. 0:05:58.610 --> 0:05:58.930 Show, bro. 0:05:58.970 --> 0:05:59.930 Ain't no movie that good. 0:06:00.490 --> 0:06:01.730 This one probably was, Mike. 0:06:01.750 --> 0:06:03.630 To go to see something at 2 o'clock in the morning. 0:06:03.650 --> 0:06:06.400 I think this one, I think people probably felt like, 0:06:07.640 --> 0:06:09.380 They were happy that they went that late. 0:06:09.600 --> 0:06:11.500 Or they were delusional because they had no damn sleep. 0:06:11.860 --> 0:06:14.940 You know, it was a bit of that. Yeah, I 0:06:14.940 --> 0:06:18.890 was struggling Friday. I was a zombie Friday, but nah. 0:06:18.990 --> 0:06:22.529 But no, I think the thing for us is that, one, 0:06:22.570 --> 0:06:23.750 I didn't want anything spoiled. 0:06:23.930 --> 0:06:24.450 That part. 0:06:24.510 --> 0:06:25.870 Sure, sure, sure, sure. 0:06:26.050 --> 0:06:27.610 And I wanted all of us to kind of be 0:06:27.670 --> 0:06:30.549 part of this moment, part of this moment. 0:06:30.589 --> 0:06:32.830 So, yeah, we felt it out. We made it happen. 0:06:33.580 --> 0:06:35.340 So y'all got to pay attention when Nick says, every 0:06:35.400 --> 0:06:36.900 once in a while, I get it why you doubt Nick, 0:06:36.920 --> 0:06:38.539 because usually Nick is kind of like Spike. 0:06:38.580 --> 0:06:40.000 It's just like, all right, that's probably wrong. 0:06:40.880 --> 0:06:43.440 But this one, I bought my ticket the second it 0:06:43.460 --> 0:06:46.730 went on sale. And I already got my doomsday ticket. 0:06:46.960 --> 0:06:48.320 Y'all better stop fucking around. 0:06:48.930 --> 0:06:49.880 It's okay. 0:06:50.020 --> 0:06:50.790 It's okay, boy. 0:06:50.810 --> 0:06:51.510 I learned my lesson. 0:06:52.790 --> 0:06:53.470 It's all right. 0:06:53.610 --> 0:06:55.910 I'm definitely buying, getting the doomsday ticket. 0:06:55.970 --> 0:06:57.650 I told y'all, I told y'all the site crashed in 0:06:57.670 --> 0:06:57.870 the group. 0:06:57.890 --> 0:06:59.710 I was like, yo, if it crashed, I think y'all 0:06:59.730 --> 0:07:00.250 should go get your tickets. 0:07:00.270 --> 0:07:00.830 I was already done. 0:07:01.470 --> 0:07:03.150 Yeah. They crashed on Supergirl, too, though. 0:07:03.779 --> 0:07:04.180 I know. 0:07:04.300 --> 0:07:04.760 No, that was. 0:07:04.779 --> 0:07:06.800 I said it when I said it, like, I think 0:07:06.839 --> 0:07:10.790 it's manufacturer hype because it's like Supergirl went like that. 0:07:10.990 --> 0:07:12.310 Yeah, I know. That's what I'm saying. 0:07:12.530 --> 0:07:13.550 Yeah, I know the difference. 0:07:13.570 --> 0:07:18.450 So, I guess I'll start by saying I want to 0:07:18.470 --> 0:07:23.410 apologize to the Is the Mic Still On listeners because 0:07:23.430 --> 0:07:26.650 I know like two or three years ago they asked, like, 0:07:26.670 --> 0:07:30.280 who's the most popular superhero? And I was trying to 0:07:30.320 --> 0:07:32.260 be objective and I was like, Batman. 0:07:31.940 --> 0:07:34.020 Is the most popular superhero. You said that? 0:07:34.750 --> 0:07:35.350 Over Spider-Man? 0:07:35.440 --> 0:07:37.650 I'm pretty sure I said that. I'm pretty sure I did. 0:07:38.050 --> 0:07:40.270 And if I didn't, then I was going with my gut. 0:07:41.630 --> 0:07:43.630 But this nigga number one. He been number one. He 0:07:43.650 --> 0:07:46.550 by number one. Like, this weekend just proves it. Like, 0:07:46.570 --> 0:07:49.650 this nigga's damn near beating the Avengers box office by himself. 0:07:50.570 --> 0:07:51.750 Like, yeah. 0:07:52.010 --> 0:07:55.690 And I enjoyed every bit of this shit here, man. Like, 0:07:56.650 --> 0:07:57.780 I've seen it three times already. 0:07:59.290 --> 0:08:03.000 I almost went Saturday to watch it a third time, Jalen. 0:08:03.020 --> 0:08:04.700 I had a ticket for 10 a.m. 0:08:04.720 --> 0:08:07.800 Saturday. I was so close. I was so close, but 0:08:07.840 --> 0:08:08.480 I am going again. 0:08:08.640 --> 0:08:09.240 Man, I'm going. 0:08:09.260 --> 0:08:10.820 I'm going to try to go later this week to 0:08:10.840 --> 0:08:12.820 see the Screen X because it was shot for Screen X. 0:08:13.300 --> 0:08:13.960 What the hell is that? 0:08:14.380 --> 0:08:18.160 It's like the 270. Where do you see that? I 0:08:18.200 --> 0:08:20.220 just want to nerd out. Mike, let me nerd out. 0:08:20.260 --> 0:08:22.100 Where do you see that? I don't want to be 0:08:22.120 --> 0:08:24.280 doing this while I'm watching a movie. Nah, you're set. 0:08:24.300 --> 0:08:25.060 Where can I find that? 0:08:25.080 --> 0:08:26.400 Where do you see that? Yeah, where do you see that? 0:08:26.420 --> 0:08:28.960 It's in Atlantic Station. You got to go to the Regal, though. 0:08:29.820 --> 0:08:30.440 You got to go to Regal. 0:08:30.460 --> 0:08:31.930 It's the one with the... Yeah, it's not AMC. 0:08:31.950 --> 0:08:33.069 You mean I got to pay for it? 0:08:33.070 --> 0:08:34.309 Yeah, you got to pay for it. 0:08:34.370 --> 0:08:34.830 That's what I'm saying. 0:08:34.850 --> 0:08:35.830 It's the sidewalls. 0:08:36.210 --> 0:08:36.650 I'm going. 0:08:37.050 --> 0:08:38.089 Yeah. 0:08:38.510 --> 0:08:39.750 Yeah, I'm going. 0:08:39.770 --> 0:08:42.030 So, yeah, I'm going to try to find some time 0:08:42.050 --> 0:08:42.790 to make that happen. 0:08:43.080 --> 0:08:45.179 So, you said you got your tickets early. What type 0:08:45.240 --> 0:08:47.660 of movie? How did you see it? Dolby? 0:08:48.140 --> 0:08:49.540 That's what y'all told me, right? 0:08:49.920 --> 0:08:51.460 Yeah, Dolby Cinema or 40X. 0:08:52.300 --> 0:08:54.620 Well, there's no 40X at the one I go to. 0:08:54.660 --> 0:08:57.290 Oh, you saw Conor at the one you go to? Yes. Oh, okay. 0:08:57.470 --> 0:09:00.390 Yeah, he told me he saw you at Southlake, and 0:09:00.429 --> 0:09:01.530 he saw you at a different one. 0:09:01.570 --> 0:09:04.569 Southlake. That's the only one I've ever seen. I almost 0:09:04.610 --> 0:09:06.920 did 40X, Rob, but that would have been way too much, bro. 0:09:07.080 --> 0:09:07.920 Can you drink some more? 0:09:08.540 --> 0:09:10.480 For Spider-Man? Ain't no way. 0:09:10.540 --> 0:09:12.219 I did that shit for Supergirl and I hated it. 0:09:12.220 --> 0:09:13.559 I don't know how y'all enjoy 4DX. 0:09:13.620 --> 0:09:16.220 It's too much shit going on. It's amazing. It's too 0:09:16.240 --> 0:09:17.060 much shit. It's the only way I. 0:09:17.040 --> 0:09:17.830 Want to watch the movie. 0:09:17.850 --> 0:09:19.429 I just want to watch the movie. 0:09:19.970 --> 0:09:23.130 Odyssey and 4DX was an experience. 0:09:24.870 --> 0:09:30.070 I can't apologize. I'm worse than you. But yeah, it's 0:09:30.110 --> 0:09:31.850 a lot going on when I do 4DX. 0:09:32.030 --> 0:09:32.430 Love it. 0:09:32.740 --> 0:09:34.300 And I like to be high when I watch these. 0:09:34.860 --> 0:09:38.550 I can't be high watching Spider-Man. Why I can't? Because 0:09:38.570 --> 0:09:40.950 he's swinging around and stuff. I might think I'm swinging. 0:09:40.970 --> 0:09:42.230 That's kind of the point. 0:09:42.429 --> 0:09:43.970 It's his own 4DX. 0:09:46.270 --> 0:09:48.030 Well, I'm going to try to do something a little different. 0:09:49.710 --> 0:09:51.650 This is just a couple of questions for those who 0:09:51.710 --> 0:09:57.060 haven't seen it. These questions are going to be more spoiler-free. Oh, 0:09:57.080 --> 0:09:58.640 this whole review is going to be spoiler-free. 0:09:58.660 --> 0:10:00.540 No, no, no, no, no, no. I know the whole review. 0:10:00.820 --> 0:10:02.800 You think I'm going to talk about Spider-Man and not him? 0:10:02.960 --> 0:10:03.900 I'm letting them know. 0:10:04.120 --> 0:10:06.859 But if you just hear, and you're just hearing the hype, 0:10:06.900 --> 0:10:08.319 you wasn't able to get a ticket, and you just 0:10:08.360 --> 0:10:11.770 want to hear our thoughts, we'll give you a couple 0:10:11.790 --> 0:10:13.490 of questions to give an idea of what we thought. 0:10:13.590 --> 0:10:17.349 Just consider it. Good job. 0:10:17.390 --> 0:10:21.770 So we already got Your point of view, as far 0:10:21.790 --> 0:10:23.650 as your first reaction walking out the theater. 0:10:24.470 --> 0:10:25.000 Oh, yeah, yeah. 0:10:25.010 --> 0:10:27.239 Like, Kim, what was your first reaction when you walked 0:10:27.280 --> 0:10:29.100 out the theater? Like, in your mind, what were you thinking? 0:10:30.820 --> 0:10:31.980 I'm tired. 0:10:34.320 --> 0:10:37.570 No, I mean, I think I was, one, surprisingly, I 0:10:37.590 --> 0:10:40.590 was really surprised that I was able to, I didn't 0:10:40.610 --> 0:10:44.429 get tired, you know, staying in there. And halfway through it, 0:10:44.450 --> 0:10:49.040 I think I had, uh, Nate's reaction, that this is 0:10:49.120 --> 0:10:52.760 probably the best Spider-Man movie I've seen out of all 0:10:52.780 --> 0:10:55.280 of them. And I think the other reaction was Tom 0:10:55.300 --> 0:10:58.670 Holland is Spider-Man. He is Peter Parker. 0:10:58.790 --> 0:11:01.730 There's no other one. Andy Garcia, whatever his name is. 0:11:01.790 --> 0:11:02.270 Garfield. 0:11:02.610 --> 0:11:04.530 Andy Garcia. 0:11:04.630 --> 0:11:09.090 Andy Garcia is crazy. Who is Andy Garfield? Sorry, I 0:11:09.110 --> 0:11:10.330 got my Trump on, bro. 0:11:10.710 --> 0:11:16.819 Spider-Ombra? Yeah, I'm sorry. I went Trumpian on this. 0:11:17.679 --> 0:11:18.040 Andrew. 0:11:18.260 --> 0:11:19.739 Andrew Garfield. 0:11:19.760 --> 0:11:22.300 Yeah, and Tobey Maguire. Is that right? 0:11:22.850 --> 0:11:23.470 I think so. 0:11:23.570 --> 0:11:27.130 Yeah, get them out of here. It's Tom Holland. Tom Holland. 0:11:27.230 --> 0:11:27.770 All day. 0:11:27.850 --> 0:11:30.189 All right, all right. 0:11:30.390 --> 0:11:31.370 Nay, your first reaction? 0:11:32.140 --> 0:11:34.020 I cannot wait to see what they do with X-Men. 0:11:34.200 --> 0:11:36.880 I swear I can't. I need it yesterday. 0:11:36.900 --> 0:11:39.020 That was your first reaction. 0:11:39.040 --> 0:11:40.320 That was my first reaction. 0:11:40.679 --> 0:11:40.939 Right. 0:11:41.500 --> 0:11:42.870 Yeah, I think I've already kind of said it. I 0:11:42.870 --> 0:11:44.370 was like, dang, that was emotional. I'm glad I ain't 0:11:44.390 --> 0:11:48.890 crying in front of these two dudes. But it was 0:11:48.910 --> 0:11:50.830 the times I had to really, I had to really. 0:11:50.850 --> 0:11:52.410 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:11:52.470 --> 0:11:53.910 Yeah, I did. I really did. 0:11:53.929 --> 0:11:56.650 I don't know. I don't know what it was like. 0:11:57.160 --> 0:12:00.100 because it deals with like, like grief, right? And so 0:12:00.200 --> 0:12:03.040 if you really just let yourself go and just think 0:12:03.080 --> 0:12:06.300 about what they're saying in this movie, it's emotional. 0:12:07.080 --> 0:12:08.160 It really is emotional. 0:12:08.179 --> 0:12:11.200 So yeah, that, that was my, my first, my first 0:12:11.240 --> 0:12:13.900 thing like, dang, that was emotional. It's the most emotional 0:12:13.920 --> 0:12:15.160 Spider-Man I've seen. 0:12:15.179 --> 0:12:21.729 And what was your first reaction? 0:12:21.760 --> 0:12:30.590 Um, It was good. I didn't get the emotion from 0:12:30.610 --> 0:12:33.770 it like what Rod is saying. 0:12:34.330 --> 0:12:38.230 Maybe, I don't know, the earlier ones did that for me, 0:12:38.550 --> 0:12:40.709 like the ones with Tobey Maguire. 0:12:41.050 --> 0:12:44.750 The ones since then haven't been that much so for me. 0:12:45.320 --> 0:12:46.280 This one I didn't hate. 0:12:46.540 --> 0:12:49.440 I just felt like I always kind of do with 0:12:49.480 --> 0:12:52.540 Marvel big films because I don't see the ones in between. 0:12:52.559 --> 0:12:53.860 I feel like I kind of miss stuff. 0:12:54.260 --> 0:12:56.199 None of this one. You didn't miss none. 0:12:56.260 --> 0:12:56.620 Yeah, no. 0:12:56.640 --> 0:12:59.080 Okay. I hate that people think that when they watch 0:12:59.100 --> 0:12:59.980 these movies. 0:13:00.400 --> 0:13:02.030 They do a good job of making you think that. 0:13:02.570 --> 0:13:03.090 You think so? 0:13:03.330 --> 0:13:03.670 Yeah. 0:13:04.250 --> 0:13:06.730 I think the audience. Until now, they're trying to stop 0:13:06.750 --> 0:13:06.990 doing that. 0:13:07.010 --> 0:13:09.130 Yeah, they got to. They got to detach from it. 0:13:09.170 --> 0:13:11.660 I think the audience does it more so in the 0:13:11.679 --> 0:13:14.180 film because they'll say something like, oh, and you're probably 0:13:14.200 --> 0:13:16.330 thinking like, Yeah why they so happy about that It 0:13:16.350 --> 0:13:18.480 was a couple of those moments Exactly In this one 0:13:18.500 --> 0:13:19.060 People was like It. 0:13:19.030 --> 0:13:21.380 Ain't the audience's fault They put it in the movie 0:13:21.420 --> 0:13:24.280 No but They was reacting like Oh shit Like it 0:13:24.320 --> 0:13:25.060 was an oh shit. 0:13:24.920 --> 0:13:26.600 Moment There was some oh shit moments But that's what 0:13:26.620 --> 0:13:28.400 I'm saying Oh crap moments That's what I'm saying like. 0:13:28.679 --> 0:13:32.860 I didn't know what the Oh shit Until they reacted I. 0:13:32.840 --> 0:13:35.099 Didn't get what The oh shit moment was But it 0:13:35.160 --> 0:13:37.260 was feeling like I should have known What the oh 0:13:37.280 --> 0:13:37.620 shit moment. 0:13:37.520 --> 0:13:39.709 Was And there was nothing Really in here That he 0:13:39.750 --> 0:13:41.870 would have saw In the past That would reinforce An 0:13:41.890 --> 0:13:44.380 oh shit moment That's true That's what I'm saying like No, 0:13:44.420 --> 0:13:44.870 not in this one. 0:13:44.880 --> 0:13:45.430 That's what I'm saying. 0:13:45.790 --> 0:13:47.970 Even lately, a lot of them haven't been that. But 0:13:48.010 --> 0:13:51.090 if you're a fan of the comics or just know Marvel, 0:13:51.370 --> 0:13:53.449 you'd be like, oh, shit. He don't care about none 0:13:53.470 --> 0:13:55.720 of that. So you're not missing nothing, but it makes 0:13:55.740 --> 0:13:57.179 you feel like you're missing something. 0:13:57.240 --> 0:14:00.860 Those are fans from the people that read the comics. 0:14:01.440 --> 0:14:04.100 They're the ones that, and I think that's what you're saying, Jalen, 0:14:04.460 --> 0:14:07.160 most of them are the ones that... having those reactions 0:14:07.260 --> 0:14:09.569 because they read the comics and they're familiar with what's 0:14:09.610 --> 0:14:10.069 going on. 0:14:10.210 --> 0:14:12.329 In the past movies, they used to put stuff from 0:14:12.370 --> 0:14:13.430 the shows in the movies. 0:14:13.670 --> 0:14:14.000 Got it. 0:14:14.130 --> 0:14:15.410 That's what I thought you were talking about. 0:14:15.429 --> 0:14:17.550 See, I don't feel like they did that here. 0:14:18.830 --> 0:14:20.150 I don't think you had to watch any of the 0:14:20.750 --> 0:14:21.570 stupid shows. 0:14:22.050 --> 0:14:22.610 Oh, the show. 0:14:22.650 --> 0:14:23.910 Y'all talking about the shows, not the movies. 0:14:23.930 --> 0:14:25.910 Now, you might need to watch the shows to know 0:14:25.930 --> 0:14:28.260 who Damage Control is because they were introduced in the show, 0:14:28.300 --> 0:14:28.660 weren't they? 0:14:29.720 --> 0:14:34.110 They were introduced in the very first Spider-Man. Really? Yeah. 0:14:34.190 --> 0:14:36.530 Not the Tobey Maguire, but Homecoming. 0:14:37.390 --> 0:14:37.630 Yeah. 0:14:38.550 --> 0:14:41.270 I don't remember that. Okay. I thought they were introducing She-Hulk. 0:14:41.980 --> 0:14:42.120 No. 0:14:42.500 --> 0:14:45.040 They took the contract from Toomes. That's why he got upset. 0:14:45.560 --> 0:14:47.360 The Vulture got upset because they took his contract. 0:14:47.840 --> 0:14:49.720 Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right. 0:14:49.820 --> 0:14:50.000 Gotcha. 0:14:50.020 --> 0:14:50.740 Gotcha. 0:14:50.760 --> 0:14:52.720 Y'all don't think you needed to know, and I guess, Nate, 0:14:52.880 --> 0:14:54.950 I can ask you this, that you needed to know 0:14:55.000 --> 0:14:56.190 kind of who Punisher is? 0:14:57.140 --> 0:14:57.620 Not really. 0:14:57.640 --> 0:14:57.940 I didn't. 0:14:58.160 --> 0:15:00.460 And I don't have any. The only thing I know 0:15:00.480 --> 0:15:03.070 about Punisher is that Jon Barenthal is the actor. I 0:15:03.110 --> 0:15:06.530 didn't watch any of those episodes. I didn't feel like 0:15:06.610 --> 0:15:12.750 I missed anything without that context. So, yeah, I mean, 0:15:12.790 --> 0:15:17.400 you got a very clear understanding of who his character was, 0:15:17.980 --> 0:15:19.140 like immediately with. 0:15:19.060 --> 0:15:19.820 Him on the screen. 0:15:19.940 --> 0:15:22.540 So, yeah. And the hand is from Daredevil, right? 0:15:23.260 --> 0:15:25.760 Yeah, but they didn't lean too heavy into the hands, 0:15:25.780 --> 0:15:27.160 so you could just watch that and be like, oh, 0:15:27.180 --> 0:15:27.880 it's a bunch of ninjas. 0:15:27.980 --> 0:15:28.900 I'm good. 0:15:29.240 --> 0:15:31.800 Yeah, I didn't have that context either, and I was fine. 0:15:31.820 --> 0:15:33.080 I didn't think that. 0:15:34.300 --> 0:15:37.240 I had a different feeling from you. I knew who 0:15:37.420 --> 0:15:39.400 Jon Bernthal was, and I knew he was the Punisher, 0:15:40.000 --> 0:15:41.240 but I was like, why is he here? 0:15:42.700 --> 0:15:44.920 I was thinking, why is he here? And then the ninjas, 0:15:44.980 --> 0:15:46.260 I was like, well, I feel like I should know 0:15:46.300 --> 0:15:50.540 who these people are, too. So you never, never mind. No, 0:15:50.610 --> 0:15:52.590 I never seen, this is my first time seeing the 0:15:52.610 --> 0:15:52.930 ninja people. 0:15:55.070 --> 0:15:55.500 Me too. 0:15:56.350 --> 0:15:58.110 But you probably settled into it rather quickly. 0:15:58.150 --> 0:16:00.150 Oh, no, it didn't take away from, like, the movie 0:16:00.190 --> 0:16:03.070 was good. Like, it did. I feel like everything it 0:16:03.110 --> 0:16:06.030 was supposed to do. But just like what you were 0:16:06.050 --> 0:16:08.070 just saying with the Punisher part of it, I was like, well, 0:16:08.090 --> 0:16:10.780 why is he around? Like, I don't... Because I didn't... 0:16:10.820 --> 0:16:12.540 We looked at the thing, we did the review, and 0:16:12.600 --> 0:16:14.540 I didn't particularly like it. 0:16:15.340 --> 0:16:18.140 And then the Ninja one, it's just like, okay, who 0:16:18.260 --> 0:16:18.940 is this? 0:16:21.220 --> 0:16:21.710 Yeah, I. 0:16:22.830 --> 0:16:25.270 Overall, my reaction was we're headed in the right direction. 0:16:25.590 --> 0:16:29.050 We're going in the right direction as far as Spider-Man. 0:16:29.750 --> 0:16:32.910 And for us in particular, that's about it that y'all 0:16:32.930 --> 0:16:34.810 can get from us that's not going to be spoilers. 0:16:35.810 --> 0:16:38.870 So you got our reaction, how we feel, where we going. 0:16:40.110 --> 0:16:40.510 That's it. 0:16:40.810 --> 0:16:43.750 So we're about to dive into the film and just 0:16:44.170 --> 0:16:46.870 kick it off. You have seen the original trilogy, right? 0:16:47.670 --> 0:16:49.070 Yeah. All right, cool. 0:16:49.650 --> 0:16:51.830 So you're not lost there. That's a positive. 0:16:52.850 --> 0:16:57.670 So we ended the last movie with Peter not telling 0:16:57.810 --> 0:17:00.570 MJ and Ned the truth and deciding that no one 0:17:00.590 --> 0:17:03.430 needs to know that he is Spider-Man. But the movie 0:17:03.530 --> 0:17:06.010 opens with Peter rereading the letter that he was going 0:17:06.030 --> 0:17:07.470 to give to MJ at the end of No Way Home. 0:17:08.950 --> 0:17:11.859 This question is for Rod and Ken and. 0:17:11.780 --> 0:17:14.220 Nick, since you're watching. I'm pretty sure you're watching. 0:17:15.880 --> 0:17:18.439 You two were the only ones that were like, that 0:17:18.460 --> 0:17:21.800 gave pushback to why it was stupid for him not 0:17:21.840 --> 0:17:22.159 telling them. 0:17:22.440 --> 0:17:23.600 Do y'all still feel that way right now? 0:17:24.320 --> 0:17:26.380 Wait, what did I say? 0:17:26.420 --> 0:17:28.400 Yeah, you gave pushback when we were like, it made 0:17:28.440 --> 0:17:30.800 sense for him not to tell MJ. 0:17:31.869 --> 0:17:33.850 Ken was like, no, it didn't. Nick was like, nah, 0:17:33.869 --> 0:17:36.010 it don't even. And you were like, nah, it kind 0:17:36.050 --> 0:17:37.889 of don't make sense. You kind of came over at 0:17:37.930 --> 0:17:39.030 the end, but you were kind of with Ken and 0:17:39.050 --> 0:17:40.730 them were like, it didn't make sense why he didn't 0:17:40.770 --> 0:17:41.030 tell him. 0:17:41.470 --> 0:17:42.580 Do y'all still feel the same way now? 0:17:43.430 --> 0:17:44.690 I don't even remember that. Damn. 0:17:44.920 --> 0:17:48.440 I don't remember it either, but it's kind of coming 0:17:48.480 --> 0:17:52.080 back or whatnot because I had to. 0:17:52.119 --> 0:17:52.940 The smell wore off? 0:17:53.340 --> 0:17:57.580 Right. 0:17:57.640 --> 0:18:01.260 Okay, so what did I initially say? So my position 0:18:01.280 --> 0:18:02.740 was that they won't remember him anyway? 0:18:03.359 --> 0:18:04.940 No, your position was he should have went ahead and 0:18:04.980 --> 0:18:06.760 told them. Yeah, he should have. When he went to 0:18:06.800 --> 0:18:07.719 the car. 0:18:07.920 --> 0:18:10.320 Oh, that he should have told them who he was. Oh, man. 0:18:10.340 --> 0:18:11.070 Because he was getting ready to. 0:18:11.109 --> 0:18:11.790 This was at the. 0:18:12.350 --> 0:18:15.710 This was when the spell was cast, they don't remember him, 0:18:16.550 --> 0:18:18.230 and he ran into MJ at the end and he 0:18:18.250 --> 0:18:18.610 walked away. 0:18:18.650 --> 0:18:21.030 He went there specifically to tell her. To tell her. 0:18:21.310 --> 0:18:24.970 Yes. And I was like, no, it doesn't make sense. 0:18:25.750 --> 0:18:30.000 To tell them. Yeah. You still standing by that? 0:18:30.040 --> 0:18:30.180 Yeah. 0:18:30.380 --> 0:18:33.140 I thought your position was he should have told them. Yeah, 0:18:33.200 --> 0:18:34.860 he should have told them. Yeah. 0:18:35.260 --> 0:18:36.500 I don't remember. Y'all asked me something. 0:18:36.540 --> 0:18:40.629 I don't remember. Yeah, I know, Ken. I'm like, why? 0:18:40.710 --> 0:18:44.170 I didn't even think of us two. 0:18:44.369 --> 0:18:48.669 I didn't even think of Andrew Garfield. 0:18:48.690 --> 0:18:50.590 That's the correct answer. That's the answer you should have 0:18:50.609 --> 0:18:53.410 gave the second he asked you that question. I don't remember. 0:18:53.560 --> 0:18:55.540 I asked. I was trying to recommend it. 0:18:55.619 --> 0:18:57.040 I don't know if I can. 0:18:57.119 --> 0:18:59.199 I did have the thought, though. Because I didn't even 0:18:59.260 --> 0:19:01.920 think about that when I was watching it. I was 0:19:01.940 --> 0:19:03.760 just like, damn, bro. Like, you know. 0:19:04.400 --> 0:19:08.880 But he, speaking to the fact that he lingered on 0:19:08.920 --> 0:19:13.389 that for a while, it was really haunting him to 0:19:14.290 --> 0:19:15.449 the point where it felt like he was. 0:19:15.410 --> 0:19:18.650 Reading that damn letter every damn day. So he probably. 0:19:18.470 --> 0:19:20.430 Should have said something so he wouldn't have that guilt. 0:19:20.550 --> 0:19:25.850 But either way it go, yeah. But, I don't know, 0:19:26.470 --> 0:19:28.780 it's interesting because we see how two different things play. 0:19:28.660 --> 0:19:29.280 Out in this movie. 0:19:30.340 --> 0:19:33.000 And I was saying that he should tell them. 0:19:33.970 --> 0:19:36.640 Yeah y'all were both on that side From what I remember. 0:19:36.440 --> 0:19:38.379 At least So if I was saying that he should 0:19:38.420 --> 0:19:42.070 tell them It was probably in the sense of like 0:19:42.070 --> 0:19:46.379 I mean because because he didn't want to tell him 0:19:46.390 --> 0:19:50.900 to protect them right but if they did know how 0:19:50.940 --> 0:19:52.560 would somebody know that they know. 0:19:55.859 --> 0:19:56.619 So so he's. 0:19:56.520 --> 0:19:58.340 Protected so he's i know what you're asking got you 0:19:58.940 --> 0:20:01.620 how would somebody know that they know If he told them. 0:20:01.710 --> 0:20:04.290 Because they would be around Peter more. And then he 0:20:04.330 --> 0:20:06.150 was worried that the same thing would happen again. Remember 0:20:06.170 --> 0:20:07.270 he walked in and she had the cut? Because it 0:20:07.290 --> 0:20:08.230 was the mark on her head. 0:20:08.430 --> 0:20:11.950 And he was like, you knowing has led to you 0:20:12.150 --> 0:20:12.910 almost getting killed. 0:20:12.990 --> 0:20:15.990 Like, you've been getting hurt because of me. Like, I 0:20:16.020 --> 0:20:17.439 could feel that. Especially if that's his girl. 0:20:17.820 --> 0:20:19.840 No, I feel you. But, I mean, he could still 0:20:19.900 --> 0:20:22.600 distance himself. You know what I'm saying? Like, they can know. 0:20:22.940 --> 0:20:23.800 He was right, though. 0:20:24.420 --> 0:20:25.359 Yeah, then what's the point? 0:20:25.820 --> 0:20:26.040 Yeah. 0:20:26.340 --> 0:20:28.620 If you're going to tell her and then keep distance, 0:20:28.840 --> 0:20:30.600 and this is somebody that you love and you're in 0:20:30.660 --> 0:20:33.000 love with and they love you, and you're going to 0:20:33.040 --> 0:20:35.140 tell them who you are and that we have this 0:20:35.180 --> 0:20:37.570 history and then distance yourself, what is the point? 0:20:37.590 --> 0:20:39.710 That just seems cruel. Nate, you ain't even had to 0:20:39.730 --> 0:20:40.190 go that deep. 0:20:40.230 --> 0:20:41.830 What black woman you know going to let you get 0:20:41.890 --> 0:20:43.550 up in the middle of the night and just come 0:20:43.570 --> 0:20:44.410 back when you want to? 0:20:44.670 --> 0:20:49.610 She's only half. And not know. But still, let you 0:20:49.630 --> 0:20:51.070 disappear and not tell her where you at. 0:20:51.609 --> 0:20:52.290 Yeah. 0:20:52.369 --> 0:20:53.410 That wouldn't have worked at all. 0:20:54.619 --> 0:20:54.950 I guess. 0:20:56.890 --> 0:20:57.620 Yeah, all right. 0:20:58.460 --> 0:21:01.020 Yeah, I don't know. I wish I really knew what 0:21:01.040 --> 0:21:01.760 my stance was. 0:21:02.060 --> 0:21:04.500 It's all good. I just brought it back up. 0:21:04.760 --> 0:21:06.080 I wanted to go back and watch that. 0:21:06.260 --> 0:21:06.740 The review? 0:21:06.980 --> 0:21:07.280 Yeah. 0:21:07.760 --> 0:21:09.379 It played into this film, though. 0:21:09.420 --> 0:21:10.000 It did. 0:21:10.040 --> 0:21:10.840 It played out really well. 0:21:10.859 --> 0:21:11.340 It did. 0:21:12.380 --> 0:21:15.600 Well, we get a montage of four years of him 0:21:15.960 --> 0:21:19.090 crime fighting and beating niggas ass, man. 0:21:19.150 --> 0:21:22.790 Some iconic characters. Mike, who you saw? 0:21:24.630 --> 0:21:25.949 I only didn't know one of the guys. I still 0:21:25.970 --> 0:21:29.730 don't know who the hell one of them was. But Boomerang, Tarantula, 0:21:30.490 --> 0:21:33.859 obviously Scorpion. And then there was a guy I don't know. 0:21:33.880 --> 0:21:35.000 Then there was another guy, wasn't there? 0:21:35.660 --> 0:21:36.899 Tombstone. Tombstone! 0:21:37.100 --> 0:21:38.840 So yeah, that was the only part that kind of 0:21:38.859 --> 0:21:41.740 made me a little upset. Because that's my favorite Spider-Man villain. 0:21:42.640 --> 0:21:44.180 And I think Crandon was perfect. 0:21:44.980 --> 0:21:45.480 Perfect. 0:21:45.920 --> 0:21:47.720 And the fact that we only saw him for two seconds. 0:21:48.520 --> 0:21:50.439 I was like, oh man. But then all of my 0:21:50.480 --> 0:21:53.330 spirits were lifted when I saw my girl Tina. Who 0:21:53.400 --> 0:21:55.699 is Tina? Tina from the Bear. 0:21:56.550 --> 0:21:56.770 Oh, yes. 0:21:56.790 --> 0:21:58.190 My favorite character from the Bear. 0:21:58.270 --> 0:21:58.790 I was like, yes. 0:21:58.810 --> 0:22:01.090 I literally wanted to start clapping, but I was like, 0:22:01.150 --> 0:22:04.150 nobody else is excited about this. 0:22:04.609 --> 0:22:06.170 I didn't know she was in the movie. 0:22:06.250 --> 0:22:07.050 I didn't either. 0:22:07.070 --> 0:22:07.950 Yeah, they hadn't said anything. 0:22:07.990 --> 0:22:11.090 They didn't say anything. That made me so happy. But yeah, 0:22:11.130 --> 0:22:14.720 all the little comic book cover things I thought was really, 0:22:14.760 --> 0:22:15.420 really well done. 0:22:16.020 --> 0:22:18.240 So a lot of, for anybody listening, a lot of 0:22:18.260 --> 0:22:20.979 them were just mimicking comic book covers of him fighting. 0:22:21.020 --> 0:22:21.480 That's cool. 0:22:21.720 --> 0:22:23.880 A couple of, The nerves is in there definitely, like, 0:22:23.900 --> 0:22:24.760 just smiling away. 0:22:24.820 --> 0:22:27.780 I was wondering. They did that with Deadpool and X-Men, right? 0:22:28.320 --> 0:22:30.659 I mean, Deadpool and Wolverine, they had, like, some of 0:22:30.680 --> 0:22:31.720 the iconic covers. 0:22:31.780 --> 0:22:34.960 Yeah. Was that Deadpool and Wolverine where he had the 0:22:35.060 --> 0:22:37.619 claws and you see the Hulk in it? Was that 0:22:37.640 --> 0:22:38.680 Deadpool and Wolverine? 0:22:38.720 --> 0:22:39.500 Yeah. 0:22:39.540 --> 0:22:40.580 The montage in that one, too. 0:22:40.660 --> 0:22:40.840 Yeah. 0:22:40.900 --> 0:22:45.619 All right. Well, yeah, Tina is in it. My girl, Tina. 0:22:45.700 --> 0:22:48.750 God damn, I love her. Did they always have a commissioner? 0:22:48.770 --> 0:22:50.520 She was so good. Sorry, what'd you say? 0:22:50.550 --> 0:22:53.250 Was there always like a commissioner situation in Spider-Man? 0:22:53.430 --> 0:22:57.070 Yeah, she's in the comics. She wasn't Latina, but she's 0:22:57.090 --> 0:22:59.930 in the comics. I'm sure Mag is mad. 0:23:00.670 --> 0:23:02.930 It could be. Who cares, man? It fit, though. 0:23:02.950 --> 0:23:05.490 She fit that role so perfect. Like with her accent 0:23:05.670 --> 0:23:08.790 and everything. It made it feel very New York. 0:23:09.590 --> 0:23:11.230 It was just good to me because I haven't seen 0:23:11.250 --> 0:23:12.290 her in anything but The Bear. 0:23:12.830 --> 0:23:14.990 And she's amazing in The Bear. So I was like, 0:23:15.020 --> 0:23:16.879 I wonder if she can do anything else. Bam. Here 0:23:16.920 --> 0:23:18.040 you go. She can. 0:23:18.060 --> 0:23:18.980 That was good. 0:23:19.080 --> 0:23:21.119 Oh, you smirking. You better not have something bad to 0:23:21.140 --> 0:23:24.320 say about Martino. No, I don't. I don't. Just making sure. 0:23:24.340 --> 0:23:27.920 I only got one real critique. Everything else, I'm good. 0:23:28.000 --> 0:23:28.340 I do, too. 0:23:28.359 --> 0:23:29.379 So I'm wondering if it's the same thing. 0:23:29.400 --> 0:23:29.860 But go ahead. 0:23:31.380 --> 0:23:35.920 So we learned that there is a... Y'all haven't watched Daredevil. 0:23:36.180 --> 0:23:38.240 So it's kind of been something as far as how 0:23:38.290 --> 0:23:39.609 to spot him. There's a lot of shit going on. 0:23:39.690 --> 0:23:42.030 A lot of stuff going on in New York. And 0:23:42.890 --> 0:23:45.520 we're like, how to spot a man... Not aware of 0:23:45.580 --> 0:23:45.960 any of this. 0:23:46.300 --> 0:23:46.760 Of what's going on. 0:23:47.080 --> 0:23:51.510 They basically jump over that and say that now that 0:23:51.550 --> 0:23:54.490 Fisk is not the mayor, you basically got your answer. Like, 0:23:54.630 --> 0:23:57.470 this is after that. So all that fighting he was doing, 0:23:57.510 --> 0:24:01.310 it was still happening. But I just placed that that 0:24:01.390 --> 0:24:02.780 woman was from Daredevil. 0:24:02.800 --> 0:24:04.609 Yep. On my second watch, that's when I caught it. 0:24:04.619 --> 0:24:07.369 She's the woman from Daredevil. I knew I recognized her. 0:24:07.390 --> 0:24:09.510 So they skipped over the Daredevil. That's good. 0:24:09.530 --> 0:24:10.950 That's what Spike was talking about. 0:24:10.990 --> 0:24:13.710 He ain't even. It's a smiley face. 0:24:13.750 --> 0:24:17.590 The things I'm going to mention, y'all going to be like, oh, okay. 0:24:17.690 --> 0:24:20.750 So the woman that was giving Spider-Man the key to 0:24:20.790 --> 0:24:23.629 the city, that was the woman from Daredevil. 0:24:24.430 --> 0:24:26.859 The woman that was working with Fisk. Wait, didn't he 0:24:26.940 --> 0:24:28.419 give a key to the scene? 0:24:28.560 --> 0:24:30.120 Yeah, he got it. 0:24:30.180 --> 0:24:32.740 It was real quick, and they showed a little quick 0:24:32.800 --> 0:24:35.439 video or whatever of her giving him the key. And 0:24:35.480 --> 0:24:37.119 I was like, I know her, but then I forgot 0:24:37.140 --> 0:24:38.040 about it by the end of the film. 0:24:38.060 --> 0:24:40.400 Because Daredevil wasn't amazing, so I will understand why. 0:24:40.460 --> 0:24:40.740 Facts. 0:24:41.400 --> 0:24:43.050 But that's still pretty cool that they tied that in. 0:24:44.869 --> 0:24:47.490 And over this time, he's watching, over the four years, 0:24:47.510 --> 0:24:52.010 he's watching Ned and MJ go through MIT, and they graduate. 0:24:52.740 --> 0:24:54.100 And he's building. 0:24:53.640 --> 0:24:57.710 This relationship with the detective that we mentioned, Detective DeWolf. 0:25:00.570 --> 0:25:04.450 So similar to what I asked about Professor X and 0:25:05.530 --> 0:25:08.430 X-Men 97. 0:25:09.690 --> 0:25:11.190 Nay. Yeah. 0:25:11.210 --> 0:25:15.410 Is this form of revision and watching them more harmful 0:25:15.430 --> 0:25:16.150 or helpful for Peter? 0:25:19.420 --> 0:25:21.780 I think it's harmful, but it's one of those things 0:25:21.820 --> 0:25:24.220 that it's like you can't help it if you have access. 0:25:24.580 --> 0:25:27.280 It's like when you stalk an ex on Instagram or 0:25:27.300 --> 0:25:30.260 something like that. It's like, you know you shouldn't, but 0:25:30.280 --> 0:25:32.199 I got to know what's going on. 0:25:32.260 --> 0:25:34.580 Like, is their life better or worse without me? 0:25:34.820 --> 0:25:38.090 Yeah, so I do think it's definitely a negative, but 0:25:38.130 --> 0:25:39.510 it's something that everybody does. 0:25:39.530 --> 0:25:41.270 You feel the same, right? 0:25:41.290 --> 0:25:42.149 Yeah, it's really real. 0:25:42.170 --> 0:25:46.790 It's a real approach to how people deal with. I mean, 0:25:46.810 --> 0:25:47.600 because that's grief, too. 0:25:48.130 --> 0:25:48.710 You know what I mean? 0:25:48.730 --> 0:25:50.320 Like, all that stuff is. You know what I'm saying? 0:25:50.340 --> 0:25:52.660 It could be grief or... Well, his situation is grief. 0:25:53.220 --> 0:25:55.780 Some is, like, when they said, like, I'm just curious because, like, 0:25:55.920 --> 0:25:57.520 you know what I'm saying? It ain't work with me, 0:25:57.540 --> 0:26:01.119 so I wonder if it's working with somebody else or whatever. So, yeah, 0:26:01.240 --> 0:26:05.649 it's a natural, natural position to be in. 0:26:07.990 --> 0:26:08.390 You agree? 0:26:08.550 --> 0:26:10.430 Spike? Yeah, I agree. 0:26:10.890 --> 0:26:14.860 It's a natural position, like, to be curious about But 0:26:14.920 --> 0:26:18.770 it's also unhealthy for Peter because it had him just 0:26:18.830 --> 0:26:22.910 going home and not doing anything but Spider-Man stuff. 0:26:23.530 --> 0:26:24.850 Like he wasn't interested in. 0:26:26.010 --> 0:26:27.130 The girl on the elevator? 0:26:27.170 --> 0:26:28.430 Yeah, he wasn't interested in the movie. 0:26:28.450 --> 0:26:30.429 Because he still loves MJ. 0:26:30.710 --> 0:26:34.350 Yeah, all he cared about was MJ and his other friend. 0:26:35.190 --> 0:26:36.109 MJ ain't there right now. 0:26:37.570 --> 0:26:38.010 Say what? 0:26:38.109 --> 0:26:39.449 I said MJ ain't there right now, though. 0:26:39.880 --> 0:26:41.960 Yeah, and that girl in the elevator was. She sure was. 0:26:43.020 --> 0:26:44.640 She went ahead and spun him a web real quick. 0:26:44.820 --> 0:26:49.350 Go back later. Ain't like MJ going, no. She don't 0:26:50.070 --> 0:26:53.250 even know him. Exactly. He's like, that was a different me, baby. 0:26:54.850 --> 0:26:55.910 He can't be mad. 0:26:55.990 --> 0:26:57.330 Parker Peeker. Parker Peeker. 0:27:01.250 --> 0:27:03.490 Parker Peeker. 0:27:04.030 --> 0:27:07.740 Well, Detective DeWolf is also telling him that he probably 0:27:07.780 --> 0:27:08.360 needs to get a life. 0:27:08.400 --> 0:27:09.240 It ain't healthy to do it. 0:27:09.930 --> 0:27:13.929 And in the meanwhile, he gets a notification that something 0:27:14.050 --> 0:27:18.830 is going on, that a tank is moving through the city. Ken, 0:27:18.850 --> 0:27:21.770 based on all the Spider-Man movies that you've seen, what 0:27:21.790 --> 0:27:23.970 were your thoughts on the way the swinging was first 0:27:24.010 --> 0:27:25.690 shot when we got into the film? 0:27:26.010 --> 0:27:32.859 Man, that shit was great. It felt like I was there. 0:27:32.990 --> 0:27:36.000 They really captured it. I also thought about the video 0:27:36.040 --> 0:27:36.980 game a lot. 0:27:37.520 --> 0:27:38.820 Man, I thought it was just me. 0:27:39.800 --> 0:27:41.480 I had to ask TJ about it just to make 0:27:41.500 --> 0:27:43.600 sure I wasn't tripping. So that was one of the 0:27:43.619 --> 0:27:46.150 first thoughts that popped in my head. And this whole 0:27:46.369 --> 0:27:49.990 action sequence will get it to pop in my head 0:27:50.030 --> 0:27:53.770 as well. But, yeah, seeing him swing, they did a really, 0:27:53.810 --> 0:27:57.270 really good job of doing that. And it actually had 0:27:57.470 --> 0:28:00.050 meaning later. It wasn't just, we're just going to show 0:28:00.150 --> 0:28:03.859 out for a minute. It actually had a point later 0:28:03.910 --> 0:28:06.240 on in the movie. A little small sort of point. 0:28:06.060 --> 0:28:06.959 To it that I like, too. 0:28:08.100 --> 0:28:14.600 Feel the same way, Mike? Swing it. Yes. Yeah, this 0:28:14.760 --> 0:28:16.820 just kind of made me wish I hadn't watched any 0:28:16.840 --> 0:28:18.600 of the trailers. Because I wish I could have just 0:28:18.619 --> 0:28:20.310 seen that. I didn't watch nothing past the first one. Well, 0:28:20.330 --> 0:28:23.090 you made us watch it. The first one? Y'all decided 0:28:23.109 --> 0:28:25.510 to watch more after that. This stuff was in the 0:28:25.530 --> 0:28:25.890 first trailer. 0:28:25.910 --> 0:28:28.109 As a matter of fact, to the patients that's listening, 0:28:28.710 --> 0:28:30.990 after the first trailer of something, I don't bring to 0:28:31.010 --> 0:28:31.790 them the trailers after that. 0:28:31.810 --> 0:28:33.109 They can go watch it on their own. No, I 0:28:33.150 --> 0:28:35.889 get you, but this stuff was in the first trailer. Yeah. 0:28:35.930 --> 0:28:37.889 It's not a humongous deal. What'd you say? 0:28:37.990 --> 0:28:41.220 Man, I forget the trailers after we watch them. Nah. 0:28:41.300 --> 0:28:43.000 Yeah, no, I'm not going to forget the trailer. I 0:28:43.220 --> 0:28:45.600 forget some details. I remember it, too, because I remember 0:28:45.700 --> 0:28:47.000 the close-up inside the mask. 0:28:47.080 --> 0:28:48.500 Yeah. Going down and down and stuff. 0:28:48.860 --> 0:28:52.680 And that was so dope. That whole scene was so dope. 0:28:54.120 --> 0:28:56.690 And I also ended up stumbling on something on Twitter 0:28:56.730 --> 0:28:59.270 that showed that the swinging was practical this time. 0:28:59.290 --> 0:29:02.490 And you could tell. It looked really, really, really good. 0:29:04.430 --> 0:29:06.370 I like that they made it practical. I mean, we've 0:29:06.390 --> 0:29:08.310 seen it in the past. It's like, okay, where is 0:29:08.370 --> 0:29:10.510 he swinging from? But this time they showed it like, okay, 0:29:10.530 --> 0:29:11.570 it's swinging from that building. 0:29:11.630 --> 0:29:11.969 I don't know. 0:29:11.990 --> 0:29:15.380 It was very minor details they were showing that I liked. 0:29:15.390 --> 0:29:15.520 Yeah. 0:29:17.000 --> 0:29:18.220 I always think they do a good job of the 0:29:18.260 --> 0:29:22.740 swinging in these movies personally. But yeah, they did put 0:29:22.870 --> 0:29:25.190 more detail in it this time. And like Ken said, 0:29:25.210 --> 0:29:28.690 it was just, it was for a reason, you know. 0:29:28.750 --> 0:29:29.210 So yeah. 0:29:30.670 --> 0:29:35.300 So do you also feel like visually, like the colors 0:29:35.360 --> 0:29:37.990 also impacted the film and like gave more of an 0:29:38.230 --> 0:29:39.290 authentic feel to New York? 0:29:40.110 --> 0:29:43.450 I think so. It made it grittier. It wasn't as, like, 0:29:43.570 --> 0:29:49.719 bright as it normally is. So, yeah, it did look grittier, darker. 0:29:50.620 --> 0:29:51.220 Yeah, yeah. 0:29:51.440 --> 0:29:56.920 This one, it felt groaner, you know. It's how this movie. 0:29:56.740 --> 0:29:57.220 Felt to me. 0:29:57.240 --> 0:29:57.400 Yeah. 0:30:00.540 --> 0:30:02.780 So, and then, like, the colors, the person who did 0:30:02.800 --> 0:30:04.480 the colors is also a person, the person who does 0:30:04.500 --> 0:30:09.590 the colors on Euphoria, Severance, and White Lotus. So that 0:30:09.610 --> 0:30:13.370 same production company basically, like, did this one, too. 0:30:13.610 --> 0:30:19.110 And it definitely looks significantly better in Dolby Cinema, because 0:30:19.170 --> 0:30:21.590 I saw it in Laser, too, with them. 0:30:22.310 --> 0:30:24.070 So I would recommend going back and seeing it in 0:30:24.130 --> 0:30:24.850 a different format. 0:30:24.890 --> 0:30:25.800 I'm going to see it in 4DX. 0:30:25.910 --> 0:30:27.750 But it definitely looks better. 0:30:27.790 --> 0:30:32.150 You could be swinging for real. 0:30:32.170 --> 0:30:33.850 When I was watching him swing, I was like, damn, 0:30:33.890 --> 0:30:35.850 I wish I was in 4DX right now. 0:30:36.450 --> 0:30:39.190 I feel the wind blowing in my face. 0:30:39.270 --> 0:30:39.630 Yes. 0:30:40.210 --> 0:30:41.070 Man, just try it. 0:30:41.330 --> 0:30:44.510 Not for this. Not for no damn Spider-Man. I'm spilling 0:30:44.530 --> 0:30:45.170 my drink. 0:30:45.190 --> 0:30:46.010 Don't do it, bro. 0:30:46.590 --> 0:30:47.770 Come out of that motherfucker with an apple. 0:30:47.790 --> 0:30:51.110 We'll see Odyssey again in 4DX. That was an experience. 0:30:51.250 --> 0:30:52.030 Oh, that's right. 0:30:52.050 --> 0:30:52.610 She didn't like it. 0:30:52.630 --> 0:30:54.280 How I'm going to go to sleep if the chair 0:30:54.320 --> 0:30:57.219 is always moving? That's the point. 0:30:57.300 --> 0:30:58.200 Oh, that was amazing. 0:30:58.760 --> 0:31:01.140 So, Spike, I know you're not the biggest action person, 0:31:01.180 --> 0:31:03.740 but you saw this scene, some pieces of the scene 0:31:03.780 --> 0:31:04.280 in the trailer. 0:31:04.760 --> 0:31:06.820 Did it feel a little bit different in the film? 0:31:06.840 --> 0:31:07.900 Him swinging from the buildings? 0:31:08.280 --> 0:31:10.870 Yeah, or even like the chase with Punisher and all that, 0:31:10.890 --> 0:31:13.490 like those interactions, did it feel different? 0:31:13.840 --> 0:31:14.420 Yeah, it did. 0:31:14.540 --> 0:31:19.780 It felt very superhero, very comic book-y. Like, they nailed it, like, 0:31:20.300 --> 0:31:21.080 what they were trying to do. 0:31:22.040 --> 0:31:25.000 So, Nay, you weren't here for the trailer reaction, but 0:31:25.700 --> 0:31:28.920 how did you feel about seeing Punisher and this action 0:31:28.940 --> 0:31:31.850 scene going through the city before we got to damage control? 0:31:31.870 --> 0:31:32.850 Was it a good scene? 0:31:33.190 --> 0:31:36.130 So, I mean, the action sequence, like, from him swinging 0:31:36.970 --> 0:31:39.910 on the buildings to, like, the tank and Punisher and 0:31:39.930 --> 0:31:41.330 all of that, it was cool. 0:31:42.330 --> 0:31:42.450 Um. 0:31:43.170 --> 0:31:47.210 For me, these scenes tend to feel like a little 0:31:47.230 --> 0:31:51.709 bit of filler and to satisfy those people who are 0:31:51.790 --> 0:31:54.230 looking for the action. So I think they did a 0:31:54.270 --> 0:31:57.470 good job there, but it doesn't necessarily excite me. 0:31:58.710 --> 0:31:59.660 Until it has reason. 0:32:00.040 --> 0:32:03.000 I think the action sequences at the end, once it 0:32:03.040 --> 0:32:05.380 has some meaning in the whole story of things, is 0:32:05.400 --> 0:32:07.100 a lot more impactful than these opening ones. 0:32:07.140 --> 0:32:09.540 It's just like, boom, pow, piff, and we're here. 0:32:10.040 --> 0:32:12.160 I see you can, bro. I could stay watching that 0:32:12.200 --> 0:32:13.760 nigga swing forever. 0:32:13.820 --> 0:32:16.340 Hey, I played the Spider-Man game and I beat it. 0:32:16.580 --> 0:32:18.580 I just get on that game sometimes just to swing, bro. 0:32:18.720 --> 0:32:20.440 It's Spider-Man, so you want to see that. 0:32:22.200 --> 0:32:24.270 I beat the game. I get it now. You didn't explain. 0:32:24.290 --> 0:32:25.710 It was just me that was confused. 0:32:25.730 --> 0:32:28.950 I know you have some Web Puberty 2 shit going on. 0:32:29.010 --> 0:32:30.050 I don't know. 0:32:30.090 --> 0:32:31.830 You just swing around the city forever, man. 0:32:31.850 --> 0:32:34.270 That's all you do in the game? No, it's a 0:32:34.310 --> 0:32:36.710 whole game, but after you beat all the missions, you can... 0:32:36.960 --> 0:32:38.780 just swing around the city for how long you want. 0:32:38.940 --> 0:32:40.980 I still haven't beaten the game. Miles has beaten both 0:32:41.020 --> 0:32:41.180 of them. 0:32:41.200 --> 0:32:42.740 Because your ass just swinging around the city for no 0:32:42.770 --> 0:32:43.290 damn reason. 0:32:43.310 --> 0:32:46.910 I probably did. What am I supposed to do? Outward hour. 0:32:46.930 --> 0:32:47.290 Crime. 0:32:47.310 --> 0:32:49.730 They done committed the crime and ran off. 0:32:54.150 --> 0:32:57.450 So we get through the city and we end up 0:32:57.470 --> 0:33:01.320 at damage control and Spider-Man gets the tank open and 0:33:03.260 --> 0:33:07.660 something suspicious is just happening to people around him. what 0:33:07.700 --> 0:33:10.900 was your first suspicion, Rod, of what might have been 0:33:10.920 --> 0:33:14.050 going on? Like, as a Spider-Man fan, I know you're 0:33:14.070 --> 0:33:15.770 not probably, like, it's kind of, probably was a little 0:33:15.790 --> 0:33:19.450 freaky compared to other Spider-Man films, so how'd you. 0:33:19.390 --> 0:33:21.850 Feel about it? It was, it was. Like I said, 0:33:21.870 --> 0:33:25.410 it was a little eerie, you know what I mean? 0:33:25.490 --> 0:33:29.310 Like, the way even the actors were getting possessed or whatever, 0:33:29.390 --> 0:33:33.970 so I had no clue who this foe was. Like, 0:33:34.040 --> 0:33:38.720 I had no, Zero clue. And I feel like y'all knew. 0:33:39.100 --> 0:33:41.060 Did y'all know when we watched the trailer? 0:33:41.240 --> 0:33:42.380 I knew it was between two people. 0:33:42.480 --> 0:33:43.000 Oh, okay, okay. 0:33:43.020 --> 0:33:45.100 Because I thought when it happened, I was like, oh, 0:33:45.300 --> 0:33:47.300 or whatever. And for me, I was just like, I 0:33:47.340 --> 0:33:48.760 have no clue who this is. So they did a 0:33:48.880 --> 0:33:54.640 really good job at not revealing that. And I think 0:33:54.660 --> 0:33:56.500 they did a good job at making it a lot 0:33:56.540 --> 0:34:00.000 of men afterwards that it kept switching to. Because it 0:34:00.020 --> 0:34:02.580 started off as the woman, but after that, I noticed 0:34:02.600 --> 0:34:05.760 that it was switching to... So it kind of puts 0:34:05.780 --> 0:34:08.450 your mind there. It's like a psychology thing to think, oh, 0:34:08.469 --> 0:34:11.450 this must be some guy or whatever. So, no, I 0:34:11.469 --> 0:34:15.150 think they did a really good job executing that in 0:34:15.230 --> 0:34:18.009 so many moments when they were going, jumping from person 0:34:18.030 --> 0:34:18.390 to person. 0:34:18.410 --> 0:34:20.149 I was just like, yo, they are killing this. 0:34:20.710 --> 0:34:26.830 So, yeah, no, I really enjoyed how they executed this part. 0:34:28.180 --> 0:34:31.049 Y'all seen that movie Fallen with Denzel Washington? I was like, 0:34:31.070 --> 0:34:33.710 what in the Fallen hell? I literally said that out loud. 0:34:33.730 --> 0:34:35.989 I was like, it's the devil possessing these people. What's 0:34:36.010 --> 0:34:39.609 going on? Yeah, so it really gave that for me. 0:34:39.910 --> 0:34:41.670 And I was like, okay, but yeah, I had no 0:34:41.730 --> 0:34:43.150 idea who was possessing. 0:34:43.330 --> 0:34:46.790 But it immediately made me say, they took this out 0:34:46.830 --> 0:34:47.290 of Fallen. 0:34:49.890 --> 0:34:54.530 I thought it was a dope continuation from the tank 0:34:54.550 --> 0:34:58.690 because he wasn't just stopping this random, like, thing that 0:34:58.730 --> 0:35:01.649 was happening, which I thought all that was dope, even 0:35:01.690 --> 0:35:04.330 with Frank Castle popping up, having the second gun and 0:35:04.930 --> 0:35:07.690 putting the web on his mouth to stop him from cursing. 0:35:07.870 --> 0:35:10.969 All that was dope, seeing him in action. He didn't 0:35:10.989 --> 0:35:12.630 have to kick him through that van. 0:35:12.710 --> 0:35:14.830 Man, that was so cool. He didn't have to do 0:35:14.850 --> 0:35:15.730 that man like that. 0:35:17.230 --> 0:35:20.969 But nah, but then you get in there and you see, nah, 0:35:20.989 --> 0:35:24.110 this is somebody that has potential to be a problem. 0:35:25.110 --> 0:35:29.310 And Spider-Man... From what we've seen, he hasn't really fought 0:35:29.330 --> 0:35:31.710 a lot of people like that. They have tech and 0:35:31.730 --> 0:35:35.770 stuff like that in the movies. So this one seems 0:35:35.790 --> 0:35:38.740 a little bit different. And I'm like, Spidey, you need 0:35:38.780 --> 0:35:41.239 to move faster because this thing is moving and it's 0:35:41.280 --> 0:35:43.300 already on the roof and we ain't seen you yet. 0:35:43.960 --> 0:35:46.360 And she's about to take off. So all of this 0:35:46.420 --> 0:35:47.260 was dope. 0:35:47.460 --> 0:35:50.360 And the way it was possessing each person, yeah, I 0:35:50.400 --> 0:35:51.279 thought that was dope too. 0:35:51.820 --> 0:35:53.750 The actors that they hired to do that did a 0:35:53.750 --> 0:35:54.060 really good job. 0:35:54.070 --> 0:35:54.870 Yes, really good job. 0:35:54.910 --> 0:35:55.270 They did. 0:35:56.270 --> 0:35:59.270 Who were the two you were suspicious about? I thought 0:35:59.310 --> 0:36:01.509 it was either Jean Grey or. 0:36:04.430 --> 0:36:06.970 I don't remember the girl's name. There's a Spider-Man villain 0:36:06.989 --> 0:36:08.950 that can jump from body to body like that. 0:36:09.450 --> 0:36:09.910 It's a woman. 0:36:09.969 --> 0:36:14.050 I just can't think of her name right now. I assumed... 0:36:13.989 --> 0:36:14.270 Say again? 0:36:14.650 --> 0:36:15.210 No, no, go ahead. 0:36:15.410 --> 0:36:16.850 I was going to say, I assumed it was Jean Grey. 0:36:17.290 --> 0:36:17.590 Really? 0:36:17.930 --> 0:36:19.089 Yeah, because I was like, this would be. 0:36:19.200 --> 0:36:22.239 And plus, they released the person playing her. 0:36:23.330 --> 0:36:25.050 So I was like, okay, it's a redhead. 0:36:25.370 --> 0:36:27.049 It's clearly Jean Grey. We didn't see her until later, though. 0:36:27.469 --> 0:36:29.649 No, I know. But before walking into the movie, I knew. 0:36:29.670 --> 0:36:30.310 You got spoiled. 0:36:30.530 --> 0:36:33.310 Yeah, it got spoiled because they released, oh, Sadie Sink 0:36:33.350 --> 0:36:36.250 is in the movie. And then in the trailer that 0:36:36.290 --> 0:36:39.520 Jalen made us watch, you see her, like, doing this. 0:36:39.540 --> 0:36:41.299 So I was like, oh, it's Jean Grey. 0:36:41.440 --> 0:36:41.980 Cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:36:42.270 --> 0:36:44.970 Oh, I didn't have any of that context. I'd seen 0:36:45.850 --> 0:36:49.780 Sadie Sink. I'd seen her on the red carpet stuff 0:36:49.820 --> 0:36:53.900 because the Zendaya stuff's been everywhere with her fashion. But 0:36:54.320 --> 0:36:56.259 I saw her, but I still didn't put two and 0:36:56.280 --> 0:36:58.260 two together. I was like, what's she doing on the carpet? 0:36:58.520 --> 0:37:02.160 Y'all see that clip? Yeah. Of her? Smiling While Her 0:37:02.180 --> 0:37:05.640 Friends Are Crying. It's a Stranger Things clip. Oh, yeah. 0:37:05.780 --> 0:37:07.500 Everybody else is going to be jobless and I just 0:37:07.520 --> 0:37:10.109 got hired by Marvel. 0:37:10.530 --> 0:37:13.330 That's mean, man. My boy Lucas is in something. 0:37:13.370 --> 0:37:17.230 He just signed on. He just signed on for something. 0:37:17.270 --> 0:37:19.090 He about to play Morgan Freeman's brother. 0:37:21.230 --> 0:37:23.430 She played in another Marvel movie? 0:37:23.489 --> 0:37:26.240 No, she was in Stranger Things. Yeah, I remember that, 0:37:26.280 --> 0:37:27.549 but I thought she played in something else. 0:37:27.610 --> 0:37:30.550 No, this is her first Marvel. But, um... Is Lucas 0:37:30.570 --> 0:37:32.239 going to be Miles Morales? Did I see that somewhere? 0:37:32.280 --> 0:37:34.600 No, absolutely not. They bet not. That would be weird. 0:37:34.640 --> 0:37:36.190 They bet not. I swear they bet not. 0:37:36.200 --> 0:37:37.180 Why not? 0:37:37.520 --> 0:37:38.440 He's not Spanish. 0:37:38.780 --> 0:37:41.299 Like, he's not Afro-Latino. True, true shame. 0:37:41.360 --> 0:37:43.480 He don't look like a teenager either. No, he could 0:37:43.500 --> 0:37:45.900 be Miles Morales' daddy. The uncle who got killed. 0:37:45.940 --> 0:37:46.980 The prowler uncle. 0:37:47.060 --> 0:37:51.279 He could be him. Prowler, prowler. He could be him. 0:37:51.520 --> 0:37:53.839 Plus, I don't think, he hasn't, I mean, I haven't 0:37:53.860 --> 0:37:57.060 seen him in anything as an actor to be like, yeah. 0:37:57.420 --> 0:37:59.180 He did that cowboy movie with Idris. 0:38:00.650 --> 0:38:02.550 He was just in something that I saw, and I 0:38:02.550 --> 0:38:02.989 was like, oh. 0:38:03.010 --> 0:38:03.370 Don't do that. 0:38:03.430 --> 0:38:05.029 He's a good actor. He played the hell in it. 0:38:05.030 --> 0:38:05.669 Yeah, he is a good actor. 0:38:05.710 --> 0:38:07.150 He did really good in New Edition. 0:38:07.190 --> 0:38:10.069 So did y'all see this? Lord. Did y'all see the 0:38:10.090 --> 0:38:10.930 Steve Lacey thing? 0:38:11.170 --> 0:38:12.819 I didn't hear about that. 0:38:13.300 --> 0:38:15.340 I stayed away from everything. Like, I muted Spiderman. I 0:38:15.380 --> 0:38:16.860 didn't want anything from Spiderman. 0:38:16.880 --> 0:38:18.799 He spoiled it, right? Yeah, he did. He fortunately told 0:38:18.840 --> 0:38:20.420 me so I didn't get spoiled. 0:38:20.440 --> 0:38:21.339 That's why he messed up. 0:38:21.680 --> 0:38:23.840 Yeah, and he's a musician, right? 0:38:23.860 --> 0:38:26.279 I think he's a musician. Bree's really into him. And 0:38:26.320 --> 0:38:28.620 he said something in an interview that kind of gave away. 0:38:28.640 --> 0:38:29.060 How do you know? 0:38:29.080 --> 0:38:30.600 Because he was at the premiere. 0:38:30.620 --> 0:38:32.850 He was at one of the premieres, and they interviewed him, 0:38:32.890 --> 0:38:35.230 and he made a statement that kind of gave it away. 0:38:35.390 --> 0:38:37.110 So I don't know what it is. I didn't listen 0:38:37.130 --> 0:38:37.670 to it. 0:38:37.830 --> 0:38:40.490 I stayed away from everything. Whooped his ass, man. 0:38:40.510 --> 0:38:41.370 Believe me, they won't. 0:38:41.469 --> 0:38:44.989 Hey, believe me. It was about Jean Grey that he 0:38:45.030 --> 0:38:48.570 gave away who the villain was. He said Jean. He 0:38:48.590 --> 0:38:51.670 mentioned Jean in the interview. Oh, he's a hoe. They 0:38:51.690 --> 0:38:53.190 should have really whooped his ass. He didn't do it 0:38:53.270 --> 0:38:55.910 on purpose. He didn't do it on accident. He's not 0:38:55.989 --> 0:38:57.450 of the... Yeah, he's not. 0:38:57.469 --> 0:38:59.170 You went to go watch the movie and they asked 0:38:59.190 --> 0:39:01.189 you what you liked about the movie. Man, Gene was like. 0:39:01.210 --> 0:39:03.640 He got invited to the premiere because his music is. 0:39:03.660 --> 0:39:06.260 In the movie. So he's not a comic book person. 0:39:06.300 --> 0:39:08.000 He's just like, oh, I like Gene in the movie. 0:39:08.700 --> 0:39:10.800 Then he's a dumbass because it was clearly. 0:39:11.360 --> 0:39:14.140 A secret until it was revealed. 0:39:14.360 --> 0:39:18.569 So he's a dumb fuck. A dumb guy. He's a darn, 0:39:18.790 --> 0:39:21.529 darn person. That's what he is. You by yourself on 0:39:21.550 --> 0:39:25.170 this one, boss. By myself on what? Blaming this fool? 0:39:25.550 --> 0:39:28.370 Y'all must like him as a sports guy. No, I 0:39:28.410 --> 0:39:30.930 just know it wasn't. Because that's the dumbest shit. mistake. 0:39:31.030 --> 0:39:33.100 I just know it was an innocent mistake. 0:39:33.120 --> 0:39:34.020 That's dumb as hell. 0:39:34.420 --> 0:39:36.320 I mean, it happens. I can see it happening. 0:39:36.580 --> 0:39:38.759 He dumb. That's not some shit you would do. 0:39:40.200 --> 0:39:44.420 That's a major giveaway, though. 0:39:44.440 --> 0:39:47.219 They shouldn't interview nobody after the movie, then. I mean, 0:39:47.280 --> 0:39:48.259 at the end of the day, like. 0:39:50.170 --> 0:39:54.390 Well, after speaking to the detective, Spider-Man then visits Yelena 0:39:54.410 --> 0:39:55.370 to get more thoughts. 0:39:55.170 --> 0:39:56.680 About what may be going on. 0:39:56.989 --> 0:39:57.880 Big potato. 0:39:58.680 --> 0:40:00.480 What did y'all think of the scene? 0:40:01.540 --> 0:40:04.779 From the dark tone to the jokes here, did it 0:40:04.820 --> 0:40:06.719 land well for y'all in the scene? 0:40:06.739 --> 0:40:07.440 Which part are you talking about? 0:40:07.500 --> 0:40:11.270 Where he goes to meet Yelena in the spa. Oh, 0:40:11.610 --> 0:40:13.830 I liked her. You liked her? I liked her, yeah. 0:40:13.910 --> 0:40:14.930 I did. I did. 0:40:15.130 --> 0:40:19.450 Did she play in something else? She was in Midsommar. 0:40:19.489 --> 0:40:20.410 She lived, clearly. 0:40:20.450 --> 0:40:24.629 She was in Thunderbolts. She's the main one in Thunderbolts. 0:40:24.969 --> 0:40:27.739 She's the main character. 0:40:28.010 --> 0:40:30.680 All blonde, white women look alike. That could have been 0:40:30.700 --> 0:40:32.840 Gwyneth Paltrow. That could have been Cici Sweeney. 0:40:35.280 --> 0:40:37.240 It was the accent, but I was like, I still 0:40:37.260 --> 0:40:38.319 don't know where I knew her from. 0:40:38.580 --> 0:40:39.180 Aw, bless it. 0:40:40.000 --> 0:40:40.660 Yeah, I liked her. 0:40:41.760 --> 0:40:43.120 Teeny, teeny potatoes. 0:40:43.850 --> 0:40:50.580 Nah, it was cool. Yeah, we were at the big potatoes. 0:40:51.480 --> 0:40:53.160 But that nigga was relaxing in that water. 0:40:53.440 --> 0:40:55.880 Yeah, that was funny. 0:40:55.920 --> 0:40:56.879 That was really funny. 0:40:56.900 --> 0:40:59.820 Yeah, that was a good one. 0:41:00.320 --> 0:41:03.020 That was funny. Yeah. Nah, it was good. 0:41:03.320 --> 0:41:04.640 And that was her office for real. 0:41:05.640 --> 0:41:07.819 If you would love to have more content from Frames 0:41:07.840 --> 0:41:10.590 Per Second, become a patron where you can contribute to 0:41:10.620 --> 0:41:13.720 what we review and discuss. Our Patreon gives the listeners 0:41:13.760 --> 0:41:16.660 the power to nominate and vote a monthly discussion and 0:41:16.719 --> 0:41:20.110 film review, while also nominating and voting on weekly solo 0:41:20.120 --> 0:41:23.200 reviews from each cast member. 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So he uses that information to visit 0:41:51.660 --> 0:41:54.420 the facility itself to gain more information where he meets 0:41:54.540 --> 0:42:00.800 Bill Mixer to offer his help basically to secure the threat. 0:42:01.820 --> 0:42:02.570 Did you trust him, Spike? 0:42:03.810 --> 0:42:06.380 No, and I thought about that when I seen him. 0:42:06.390 --> 0:42:07.529 I was like, so is this dude going to be 0:42:07.550 --> 0:42:11.080 typecast now for the rest of his career? I'm always 0:42:11.120 --> 0:42:13.600 going to know he's the evil villain. Like, it don't 0:42:13.640 --> 0:42:15.460 matter what it is that he's playing here. 0:42:15.480 --> 0:42:16.960 So, no, I didn't trust him at all. What else 0:42:16.980 --> 0:42:18.080 have you seen of him other than Severance? 0:42:18.620 --> 0:42:20.860 That's all. He was in Mission Impossible. 0:42:21.700 --> 0:42:23.840 He sure was. Was he the evil guy in that? 0:42:23.920 --> 0:42:24.160 No. 0:42:24.480 --> 0:42:26.180 He wasn't the bad guy in Mission Impossible. 0:42:26.219 --> 0:42:28.859 No, he was on the submarine. They had to come 0:42:28.920 --> 0:42:29.470 out of a. 0:42:30.580 --> 0:42:31.640 Oh, yeah, that's right. 0:42:31.940 --> 0:42:34.140 But he did want to go kill some folks, though. 0:42:34.180 --> 0:42:36.590 He was happy to do that. But, yeah, he was 0:42:36.850 --> 0:42:39.910 in that. Did he always have hair like that? 0:42:40.230 --> 0:42:42.770 No. He looked different in this, I thought. He did. 0:42:42.790 --> 0:42:44.810 He had hair in severance. I've only seen him in severance. 0:42:44.830 --> 0:42:46.070 He had hair, but he said like that. 0:42:46.090 --> 0:42:47.330 Yeah, he looked something. 0:42:47.610 --> 0:42:49.770 And he had more of a beard, I think, or something. 0:42:49.870 --> 0:42:54.089 Something looked different to me. Not anything bad. I didn't 0:42:54.110 --> 0:42:55.740 recognize him for a couple seconds. 0:42:56.440 --> 0:42:57.260 Okay, I'm not alone. 0:42:57.360 --> 0:42:58.239 I know you didn't trust him. 0:42:59.360 --> 0:43:00.940 No. No, I didn't. 0:43:01.100 --> 0:43:02.779 I just know Ken. I know Ken ain't trust him. 0:43:03.890 --> 0:43:04.489 Did y'all trust him? 0:43:04.989 --> 0:43:07.100 He was talking too smooth. Yeah, I didn't trust him. 0:43:07.670 --> 0:43:08.669 And I know you didn't either. 0:43:09.210 --> 0:43:13.070 No, because by this point, again, because of the freaking trailers, 0:43:13.110 --> 0:43:15.350 I already put together what Damage Control was doing. 0:43:16.350 --> 0:43:17.989 I didn't trust Damage Control based on what they were 0:43:18.010 --> 0:43:20.410 doing in other shows. Yeah, that too. So I was 0:43:20.450 --> 0:43:22.509 just like, oh, yeah, I don't trust you because of 0:43:22.570 --> 0:43:22.969 everything else. 0:43:22.989 --> 0:43:25.350 Because they've been doing this since she, well, no, you 0:43:25.370 --> 0:43:28.700 said Homecoming. But they've been showing that they were doing 0:43:28.780 --> 0:43:30.280 weird stuff since She-Hulk, right? 0:43:30.580 --> 0:43:33.060 Everything else, they've been doing nefarious stuff. 0:43:33.080 --> 0:43:33.440 So, yeah. 0:43:33.580 --> 0:43:33.880 Yeah. 0:43:34.180 --> 0:43:35.610 I mean, they should have known something was up when 0:43:35.620 --> 0:43:36.390 they had the red ninjas. 0:43:36.430 --> 0:43:38.700 Yeah, that was another day of giveaway. 0:43:38.719 --> 0:43:40.670 That was like an immediate red flag. 0:43:40.710 --> 0:43:41.490 Oh, that was wild. 0:43:41.530 --> 0:43:43.190 You did that on purpose. I did not. 0:43:43.270 --> 0:43:43.750 Yes, you did. 0:43:43.790 --> 0:43:45.890 You planned that. 0:43:45.910 --> 0:43:46.049 Bars. 0:43:46.090 --> 0:43:50.230 That was an immediate indicator that something was wrong. And 0:43:50.270 --> 0:43:52.090 I felt like Spidey picked up on it. 0:43:52.469 --> 0:43:53.509 But maybe not. 0:43:53.550 --> 0:43:55.230 He asked, but he seemed like he believed him. 0:43:55.290 --> 0:43:56.850 Yeah, that was. 0:43:56.750 --> 0:43:59.930 A little reluctant. That was weird. But he bought in 0:43:59.969 --> 0:44:00.739 real quick, though. 0:44:01.380 --> 0:44:01.730 He did. 0:44:01.900 --> 0:44:03.940 He did buy in, but he was a little reluctant. 0:44:03.980 --> 0:44:05.160 He was like, I don't care if you say so. 0:44:06.020 --> 0:44:10.140 I mean, I usually catch it at Spiderman unless you 0:44:10.160 --> 0:44:13.980 give him something that's absolutely off. He's going to do 0:44:14.020 --> 0:44:16.239 what's right. So that's why it doesn't bother me. Me 0:44:16.260 --> 0:44:17.960 and my friend was arguing about it. He would never 0:44:17.980 --> 0:44:19.940 agree to that. I was like, nah, I could see 0:44:19.980 --> 0:44:23.549 him agreeing to it because it's not a complete bad thing. 0:44:23.830 --> 0:44:24.370 And he's a kid. 0:44:24.510 --> 0:44:25.069 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:44:25.590 --> 0:44:26.830 He ain't no kid. 0:44:26.950 --> 0:44:28.200 He's 18. He ain't 22. 0:44:28.190 --> 0:44:29.410 Well, in the movie. 0:44:29.770 --> 0:44:30.630 In the movie, he's 22? 0:44:30.610 --> 0:44:32.120 Yeah, it's been four years. 0:44:32.200 --> 0:44:34.580 It's four years since college. 0:44:34.600 --> 0:44:38.600 They graduated. I went to art school. I don't do math. 0:44:38.620 --> 0:44:42.660 So thank y'all. Because I never thought about it. I 0:44:42.660 --> 0:44:44.819 was like, oh, bless his little young heart. 0:44:44.840 --> 0:44:46.080 Ned was talking about that. 0:44:46.100 --> 0:44:49.340 That was the whole premise of the movie. You ain't 0:44:49.360 --> 0:44:50.900 got to rub it in, man. You ain't got to 0:44:50.940 --> 0:44:51.940 rub it in either, Ken. 0:44:52.020 --> 0:44:52.580 Okay. 0:44:52.860 --> 0:44:55.600 Next question. 0:44:55.800 --> 0:44:58.920 Like the whole premise was a spider, an adult spider. 0:44:59.060 --> 0:45:01.640 I just didn't. 0:45:01.860 --> 0:45:04.110 I think the whole thing was I was putting puberty 0:45:04.120 --> 0:45:06.990 in my head when he was doing the whole changing 0:45:07.330 --> 0:45:07.950 and cocooning. 0:45:07.989 --> 0:45:10.170 So I think I was just. I wasn't thinking about that. 0:45:10.469 --> 0:45:12.850 So let's talk about this from a female perspective, because 0:45:12.890 --> 0:45:14.710 this is one of the things that's going on on 0:45:14.730 --> 0:45:17.420 the Internet. It's about this like Spider-Man that grew up 0:45:17.820 --> 0:45:20.100 and in that in that pool. No, but this is 0:45:20.140 --> 0:45:23.620 part of the thing. And and he's mentioned this in interviews. 0:45:23.840 --> 0:45:26.950 And then when you get to the pool scene with Elena, 0:45:27.370 --> 0:45:30.450 it's like, oh, no, he a man. So I think 0:45:30.469 --> 0:45:32.810 that a lot of women, that's what I'm saying, from 0:45:32.830 --> 0:45:36.500 the beginning of this movie to throughout, this whole concept 0:45:36.580 --> 0:45:38.500 of him growing up, even physically. 0:45:39.670 --> 0:45:41.450 Tom Holland is on the internet. 0:45:41.489 --> 0:45:42.450 He's on all sides. 0:45:44.390 --> 0:45:46.720 I didn't say nothing. 0:45:47.280 --> 0:45:50.299 Do we want to go to 40X? You want to 0:45:50.320 --> 0:45:52.880 see what them spider nuts feel like? 0:45:53.020 --> 0:45:54.660 Spider nuts. 0:45:54.739 --> 0:45:57.839 And so we transition to Peter briefly talking to the 0:45:57.860 --> 0:46:01.520 detective in a bodega about the information he got from 0:46:01.540 --> 0:46:05.730 damage control. But then he's interrupted by Ned's appearance when 0:46:05.770 --> 0:46:08.170 Ned comes in to get energy drinks and some kegs 0:46:08.230 --> 0:46:09.130 for the party. 0:46:09.830 --> 0:46:11.350 This prompts Ned. 0:46:11.090 --> 0:46:12.969 To follow him back to his apartment where him and 0:46:13.050 --> 0:46:15.350 MJ are having a party. I love the use of 0:46:16.370 --> 0:46:18.630 Tame Impala's Loser. 0:46:18.390 --> 0:46:19.069 Song right here, bro. 0:46:19.150 --> 0:46:19.649 It just fit. 0:46:20.070 --> 0:46:22.190 Oh, that's why you were playing it. I mean, that's 0:46:22.489 --> 0:46:24.989 one of my most played songs from last year. And 0:46:25.010 --> 0:46:28.190 then it fits. He's basically telling the girl, I'm just 0:46:28.210 --> 0:46:28.950 fucking up my life. 0:46:28.989 --> 0:46:30.990 I'm a loser. I'm sorry. I want to be with you. 0:46:31.010 --> 0:46:33.520 So it just fit perfectly for a party song. And 0:46:33.540 --> 0:46:35.779 that moment was like, oh, this is perfect. That's cool. 0:46:38.800 --> 0:46:42.520 Spike, was it more weird that Peter just got up 0:46:43.140 --> 0:46:46.000 and followed Ned or that Ned was keeping those clippings 0:46:46.060 --> 0:46:48.799 of Spider-Man in his room. 0:46:49.890 --> 0:46:52.730 I would definitely expect Ned to have those clippings of 0:46:52.750 --> 0:46:56.410 Spider-Man in his room. So that didn't come off as weird, 0:46:56.450 --> 0:47:00.029 but it was definitely weird for Peter to follow him 0:47:00.710 --> 0:47:03.330 to the party and then be hanging out there and stuff. 0:47:04.410 --> 0:47:04.870 You agree, Ned? 0:47:05.590 --> 0:47:08.950 I mean, it was very stalkerish. Ned is very unaware 0:47:08.989 --> 0:47:11.219 of his surroundings. This did not come off New York 0:47:11.260 --> 0:47:11.660 at all. 0:47:11.680 --> 0:47:11.879 And.... 0:47:14.660 --> 0:47:17.239 But at the same time, he knows wherever Ned's going 0:47:17.260 --> 0:47:18.660 to be, MJ's going to be. 0:47:18.700 --> 0:47:21.530 So he's trying to go see his girl. So, I mean, ultimately, yes, 0:47:21.590 --> 0:47:22.290 it's stalkerish. 0:47:24.489 --> 0:47:29.070 How about you, Mike? What is the actual question? I'm sorry. 0:47:29.989 --> 0:47:32.230 Was it weird? Yeah, was it weird? That Peter followed 0:47:32.250 --> 0:47:32.910 him into his room? 0:47:33.070 --> 0:47:33.550 Oh, yeah. 0:47:33.590 --> 0:47:34.230 Was that weird? 0:47:34.370 --> 0:47:38.600 Or just him being like Ned? weird for all the clippings. 0:47:38.739 --> 0:47:40.759 I think Peter following him into his room is way 0:47:40.800 --> 0:47:44.940 weirder than Ned having pictures of a superhero on his wall. Like, 0:47:44.980 --> 0:47:48.090 that makes sense to me. Like, why wouldn't you if 0:47:48.110 --> 0:47:50.230 there was a real life superhero? A lot of y'all 0:47:50.250 --> 0:47:52.189 had Obama pictures all over your bedrooms. So, I mean, 0:47:52.310 --> 0:47:54.069 this dude can have Spider-Man. 0:47:54.410 --> 0:47:55.670 And just so y'all know, I ain't skipping over y'all. 0:47:55.690 --> 0:47:58.529 There's a lot of stuff to get through. We know. 0:47:59.050 --> 0:48:00.370 We know how Rod does. You might want to move 0:48:00.390 --> 0:48:03.350 this along. I've been trying to be quiet. Yeah, I 0:48:03.370 --> 0:48:05.290 ain't skipping over you, man. I'm trying to get through it. 0:48:06.540 --> 0:48:09.799 After a brief conversation between Ned and Peter. Also, shout 0:48:09.820 --> 0:48:11.509 out to that Naruto post on Ned's wall. 0:48:12.630 --> 0:48:15.660 MJ walks in. Had to do it. Had to do it. 0:48:15.670 --> 0:48:16.330 I'm saying. 0:48:16.350 --> 0:48:18.250 Take it back. Take it back. Take it back. 0:48:19.090 --> 0:48:22.069 MJ walks in and meets Peter for the first time. Well, 0:48:22.130 --> 0:48:25.759 what she thinks is the first time. Did Peter have 0:48:25.780 --> 0:48:27.520 to lie about his name in that moment? 0:48:27.739 --> 0:48:28.600 Maynard. 0:48:28.620 --> 0:48:28.779 He did. 0:48:28.800 --> 0:48:31.500 Wow. 0:48:36.160 --> 0:48:40.640 Because he'd already introduced himself as Peter Parker four years 0:48:40.700 --> 0:48:41.710 ago in the coffee shop. 0:48:41.730 --> 0:48:42.230 She forgot? 0:48:42.250 --> 0:48:43.970 She forgot everything, apparently. 0:48:45.390 --> 0:48:47.490 No, that was after he zapped her mind. 0:48:47.770 --> 0:48:51.210 I thought he was just kind of nervous, anxious. 0:48:51.310 --> 0:48:51.910 On the spot. 0:48:51.950 --> 0:48:54.290 Yeah, on the spot. Didn't really know what to say 0:48:54.330 --> 0:48:59.050 when he saw her. So, yeah. 0:48:59.360 --> 0:49:01.340 He probably felt like it was the safest thing to 0:49:01.380 --> 0:49:05.780 do to keep her protected. Until he saw that girl, 0:49:05.880 --> 0:49:07.040 that air kissing that guy. 0:49:07.940 --> 0:49:09.420 All the protection went out the window at that point. 0:49:09.460 --> 0:49:10.200 It went to Patty, huh? 0:49:10.520 --> 0:49:13.390 You agree, right? By the name? 0:49:13.410 --> 0:49:13.910 Mm-hmm. 0:49:14.790 --> 0:49:16.770 Y'all are bringing up a good point, though, because he did. 0:49:16.800 --> 0:49:19.239 What's the time range right here? 0:49:19.360 --> 0:49:26.299 Four years. Four years later. 18 to 22, apparently. Yeah. 0:49:28.140 --> 0:49:28.440 I don't know. 0:49:28.480 --> 0:49:30.640 I don't know if he had to give her... I 0:49:30.680 --> 0:49:31.850 don't get why you're saying he had to give her 0:49:31.870 --> 0:49:32.390 a different name. 0:49:32.670 --> 0:49:33.469 So, he. 0:49:34.510 --> 0:49:38.359 It's a possibility she could have remembered him from when 0:49:38.380 --> 0:49:40.500 he was going to give her the letter and all 0:49:40.520 --> 0:49:43.580 of that. So he'd already introduced himself to her as 0:49:43.660 --> 0:49:46.960 Peter Parker. She has a really good memory and remembers faces. 0:49:47.640 --> 0:49:49.620 She'd be like, oh, I met you already, right? 0:49:49.640 --> 0:49:49.739 Right. 0:49:50.200 --> 0:49:53.130 But would it have hurt anything if he was like, oh, yeah. 0:49:53.170 --> 0:49:56.529 That's weird if I meet you for a year, like 0:49:56.570 --> 0:49:59.790 before I go to MIT and now randomly in a 0:49:59.830 --> 0:50:01.380 coffee shop and now you're popping up. 0:50:02.010 --> 0:50:03.030 At my graduation party. 0:50:03.050 --> 0:50:03.700 I would think that was weird. 0:50:03.719 --> 0:50:04.400 It's kind of weird. 0:50:04.760 --> 0:50:05.780 It's four years later. 0:50:05.800 --> 0:50:07.080 That's because you're not a woman. 0:50:08.420 --> 0:50:09.620 Oh, so you think she would have thought it was 0:50:09.660 --> 0:50:10.759 weird that he was following her around? 0:50:10.780 --> 0:50:12.120 I would have absolutely thought it was weird because the 0:50:12.219 --> 0:50:13.980 only thing he said to her in that scene was like, oh, 0:50:14.000 --> 0:50:17.399 I hope you guys have a good time at MIT, right? So, yeah, 0:50:17.440 --> 0:50:19.960 in that scene, he mentioned that he knew he had, 0:50:20.219 --> 0:50:22.640 the only conversation he had was about them going to college. 0:50:23.000 --> 0:50:27.820 So now I'm graduating and you're like, right. Yeah, that 0:50:27.920 --> 0:50:28.480 would be weird. 0:50:28.500 --> 0:50:29.319 That'd be weird. 0:50:29.930 --> 0:50:31.630 Even the way he described why he was there. He 0:50:31.650 --> 0:50:33.029 was like, I didn't invite you. And they was like, 0:50:33.050 --> 0:50:33.589 I didn't invite him either. 0:50:33.610 --> 0:50:35.130 He was like, I'm a neighbor. I didn't think about 0:50:35.150 --> 0:50:36.110 all that, but that makes sense. 0:50:36.210 --> 0:50:36.470 Yeah. 0:50:36.830 --> 0:50:41.170 So did he do May nerd? Was that like on purpose? 0:50:42.150 --> 0:50:43.610 Like for Aunt May? Aunt May, yeah, I thought it 0:50:43.650 --> 0:50:46.410 was Aunt May. I thought that was corny. I guess 0:50:46.430 --> 0:50:49.129 you can't say cute. No, I thought it was sweet. Sweet, 0:50:49.170 --> 0:50:50.070 that's a better word, I guess. 0:50:50.370 --> 0:50:50.990 Right, Spike? 0:50:51.550 --> 0:50:54.339 Sweet over cute? Either one goes. 0:50:54.469 --> 0:50:55.360 Okay, cool. 0:50:55.380 --> 0:50:56.700 I didn't pick that up. 0:50:57.260 --> 0:50:59.500 He went May nerd. 0:51:00.280 --> 0:51:02.200 Yeah, I didn't even put them together. 0:51:02.440 --> 0:51:04.060 See, everybody on my team went, oh. 0:51:04.660 --> 0:51:04.879 Really? 0:51:05.100 --> 0:51:09.460 Really? I know they did. I know they did. 0:51:10.560 --> 0:51:13.680 But Mike, did the conversation that Ned and MJ were 0:51:13.719 --> 0:51:16.320 having in the kitchen, did it fit her character? Or 0:51:16.340 --> 0:51:18.000 did it feel like the movie was trying to change 0:51:18.239 --> 0:51:19.439 who she was a little bit? 0:51:19.520 --> 0:51:20.620 It 100% fit her character. 0:51:21.390 --> 0:51:23.050 Of I got a job, but I don't think I 0:51:23.070 --> 0:51:23.509 want to take it. 0:51:23.530 --> 0:51:26.170 That part you're talking about? Yeah, basically. Yeah, that's 100% 0:51:26.170 --> 0:51:27.770 how they build her up until now. 0:51:29.050 --> 0:51:29.370 But yeah. 0:51:30.030 --> 0:51:33.320 And I was mad for Pete when Ezra asked, walked in, 0:51:33.350 --> 0:51:34.330 and they started kissing. 0:51:34.410 --> 0:51:36.380 I mean, he's good looking too, Pete. 0:51:37.100 --> 0:51:39.319 So, I mean, we hear, I mean, Peter watches this 0:51:39.380 --> 0:51:41.319 interaction in the distance, but he also learned she got 0:51:41.340 --> 0:51:43.359 a boyfriend and this nigga kiss her right in front 0:51:43.380 --> 0:51:43.620 of him. 0:51:43.640 --> 0:51:44.340 That was sad. 0:51:44.360 --> 0:51:46.860 You said it so. 0:51:46.920 --> 0:51:50.100 So, did at least this hit for you when he 0:51:50.140 --> 0:51:52.540 was swinging and crying and thinking about the past? 0:51:52.580 --> 0:51:53.469 Yeah, it did. 0:51:53.530 --> 0:51:54.730 They did a good job. I swear he was going 0:51:54.750 --> 0:51:58.310 to cry. Yeah. 0:51:58.530 --> 0:52:03.450 Not like. I'm just asking, was this a good part? 0:52:03.530 --> 0:52:05.570 I know what you're asking. 0:52:05.590 --> 0:52:06.569 This is a good part, yeah. 0:52:06.650 --> 0:52:07.570 It is a good part. 0:52:07.590 --> 0:52:08.720 It really is. 0:52:08.739 --> 0:52:10.920 You know what? I think this was the beginning. I 0:52:11.200 --> 0:52:12.360 think this was the start. 0:52:12.400 --> 0:52:13.600 This is a good point. 0:52:13.640 --> 0:52:16.140 I'm with Rod. It wasn't necessarily at the kiss. It 0:52:16.160 --> 0:52:18.540 was just like, you could just tell his emotion. He 0:52:18.560 --> 0:52:19.620 did a really good job. 0:52:19.640 --> 0:52:20.100 He did. 0:52:20.140 --> 0:52:23.330 He's an actor for me. And looking hurt, yes. 0:52:23.350 --> 0:52:24.450 Because that's his real girl. 0:52:24.530 --> 0:52:25.110 Yeah. 0:52:25.190 --> 0:52:30.790 In real life. Yeah. He had to. 0:52:30.190 --> 0:52:33.469 Watch his wife tongue down a whole other man in 0:52:33.510 --> 0:52:33.810 his face. 0:52:33.850 --> 0:52:34.330 Right. 0:52:34.530 --> 0:52:37.050 So he was hurt for real. He was. 0:52:37.290 --> 0:52:41.029 But no, yeah, this was the beginning of it, I think. Because, yeah, man, 0:52:41.050 --> 0:52:45.120 he looked really hurt. Something else I wanted to say. But, yeah, 0:52:45.140 --> 0:52:46.420 that's the main thing. 0:52:47.140 --> 0:52:49.830 Yeah, this was... So I'm not alone. 0:52:49.890 --> 0:52:51.810 No, not at all. I felt terrible for him. He 0:52:51.850 --> 0:52:52.960 should have been happy for her. 0:52:53.140 --> 0:52:54.780 They should have moved on and found love. 0:52:54.920 --> 0:52:56.969 I was happy for her because she deserves it. But 0:52:56.989 --> 0:52:59.100 at the same time, I was. 0:52:59.020 --> 0:53:01.320 Just like, no, I ain't happy for her. 0:53:01.550 --> 0:53:04.410 That's some hater shit. No, because Peter Parker is me 0:53:04.450 --> 0:53:07.790 and I'm Peter Parker. So you're a stalker and a creeper? 0:53:07.910 --> 0:53:09.190 Ryan, don't be petty. 0:53:09.210 --> 0:53:10.490 Be happy for her. 0:53:10.530 --> 0:53:12.750 You got to get through college. I don't need no boyfriend. 0:53:13.230 --> 0:53:15.410 That's true, too. That's true, too. I know. 0:53:15.489 --> 0:53:15.750 I did. 0:53:15.950 --> 0:53:17.469 Yeah. I was happy for her, but I felt bad 0:53:17.489 --> 0:53:19.350 for him because he was destroyed. 0:53:20.350 --> 0:53:21.010 That's his fault. 0:53:21.370 --> 0:53:22.509 It's not his fault. 0:53:22.830 --> 0:53:23.930 Yeah, he could have told her. 0:53:24.090 --> 0:53:27.360 See, now he's back. Now, see, now he's back. I mean, 0:53:27.420 --> 0:53:28.779 in the long run, it is his fault. If you 0:53:28.800 --> 0:53:31.400 really think about the grand scheme of things. She figured 0:53:31.440 --> 0:53:33.509 it out. He messed up the spell. He didn't tell her. 0:53:33.550 --> 0:53:35.410 I'm talking about this whole thing. Oh, the spell stuff. Yeah, 0:53:35.430 --> 0:53:36.890 like in the long, if you look at it long game, 0:53:36.910 --> 0:53:38.230 it's like, yeah, all this is your fault. I think 0:53:38.250 --> 0:53:40.390 that's Dr. Strange's fault because he's an adult and he 0:53:40.430 --> 0:53:41.550 messed up the damn spell. 0:53:42.070 --> 0:53:46.710 I mean, Dr. Strange is kind of. Right. Thanks, Ken. 0:53:47.640 --> 0:53:49.069 What I was going to say is that I felt 0:53:49.090 --> 0:53:52.330 like the trailers kind of alluded to Ned and her 0:53:52.370 --> 0:53:53.070 being together. 0:53:53.190 --> 0:53:55.029 No, I never got that. 0:53:55.210 --> 0:53:58.370 Oh, I didn't watch the trailers, but I can't say that. 0:53:58.450 --> 0:53:58.850 Really? 0:53:59.050 --> 0:54:00.239 I think we talked about that, didn't we? 0:54:00.239 --> 0:54:02.040 Yeah, we did a little bit. I don't remember talking 0:54:02.140 --> 0:54:02.420 about that. 0:54:02.480 --> 0:54:05.520 It made it seem like they were going to be together. Yeah, 0:54:05.760 --> 0:54:07.040 I was expecting that to happen. 0:54:07.060 --> 0:54:08.320 That would have been super weird. 0:54:08.520 --> 0:54:09.180 It would have been. 0:54:09.460 --> 0:54:11.140 I was expecting them to be an item and not 0:54:11.160 --> 0:54:12.610 just some other random guy. 0:54:13.090 --> 0:54:16.600 Was Ned acting differently in this one? Was he supposed 0:54:16.620 --> 0:54:17.460 to be just older? 0:54:17.480 --> 0:54:17.879 He got cooler. 0:54:17.900 --> 0:54:18.520 Yeah, he's got cooler. 0:54:18.580 --> 0:54:19.140 He's confident. 0:54:19.180 --> 0:54:20.140 He just feel like he's confident. 0:54:20.200 --> 0:54:20.480 All right. 0:54:20.560 --> 0:54:22.370 Which a lot of like, especially the nerdy kids in 0:54:22.390 --> 0:54:24.109 high school, like they go to college and they kind 0:54:24.130 --> 0:54:26.069 of find their niche and they, you know, they swag. 0:54:26.110 --> 0:54:27.950 Come out with a little step. 0:54:27.989 --> 0:54:28.989 Okay. All right. 0:54:29.570 --> 0:54:31.040 They get comfortable in their nerdiness. 0:54:31.600 --> 0:54:31.880 Okay. 0:54:32.000 --> 0:54:34.640 Why are you looking at me, man? Look at your notes. No, 0:54:34.680 --> 0:54:37.950 because you looked at me like... I wasn't even looking 0:54:38.050 --> 0:54:43.400 at you. You probably got cooler. Good for you. Good 0:54:43.420 --> 0:54:47.200 for you. Can't relate. So I just want to go 0:54:47.219 --> 0:54:47.779 back real quick. 0:54:47.800 --> 0:54:50.239 I know we still have a whole hour and a 0:54:50.239 --> 0:54:52.460 half or whatever to get through. 0:54:52.480 --> 0:54:56.870 Are y'all saying Tom Holland and Zendaya married in real life? Yes. 0:54:57.150 --> 0:54:58.410 You just not realizing it? 0:55:00.860 --> 0:55:04.780 They got married and realized. What? When did this happen? 0:55:04.800 --> 0:55:06.120 We don't really know. 0:55:06.160 --> 0:55:09.430 When did y'all find out? When did y'all find out? 0:55:09.570 --> 0:55:09.930 I'm sorry. 0:55:10.110 --> 0:55:12.370 I found out today, Ken. So you're not crazy. I 0:55:12.390 --> 0:55:13.870 found out like the end of last year, maybe the 0:55:13.890 --> 0:55:14.509 beginning of this year. 0:55:14.530 --> 0:55:18.830 So La Roche accidentally, like in a, I don't remember 0:55:18.870 --> 0:55:22.130 what red carpet it was, but her stylist mentioned that 0:55:22.150 --> 0:55:25.270 they were already married. So, yeah, there's been AI videos 0:55:25.410 --> 0:55:28.140 or pictures floating around of, you know, people creating AI 0:55:28.180 --> 0:55:30.359 videos of them being married. But she's wearing her ring. 0:55:30.380 --> 0:55:32.859 They're calling each other husband and wife in interviews and stuff. 0:55:33.140 --> 0:55:34.100 Yeah, it's a known thing. 0:55:34.500 --> 0:55:36.100 I saw one of the interviews where he was like, yeah, 0:55:36.120 --> 0:55:39.469 I get to work with my wife. That's sweet. That's 0:55:39.530 --> 0:55:39.950 really sweet. 0:55:39.989 --> 0:55:40.970 Y'all are so behind. 0:55:41.010 --> 0:55:44.770 My God. Normally, my wife keeps me up to date 0:55:44.810 --> 0:55:45.770 with the news. 0:55:45.530 --> 0:55:47.589 And the gossips and the stuff from people and all 0:55:47.610 --> 0:55:49.129 the other stuff she goes through. 0:55:49.170 --> 0:55:51.420 Somehow, this one... Didn't make it. 0:55:51.480 --> 0:55:54.160 Yeah, they were talking. It's been part of the Odyssey 0:55:54.200 --> 0:55:55.300 press and all of that. 0:55:55.920 --> 0:55:57.520 These are things that I get it. These are things 0:55:57.560 --> 0:55:59.799 that you and I would not be watching. So that's 0:55:59.840 --> 0:56:02.480 why neither one of us would know that they're married. 0:56:02.520 --> 0:56:04.420 So you're not crazy. You're just crazy that we said 0:56:04.460 --> 0:56:08.560 this 15 minutes ago and it just registered now. That's 0:56:08.600 --> 0:56:09.759 the part that's funny to me. 0:56:10.260 --> 0:56:11.700 Well, I'm just letting y'all talk. 0:56:12.219 --> 0:56:14.180 You're trying to make sure you heard what you heard. 0:56:14.200 --> 0:56:15.899 Yeah, I'm processing it. Wait a minute. 15 minutes. 0:56:15.940 --> 0:56:16.779 Wait, what's this? 0:56:18.010 --> 0:56:23.970 Do they mean like literally? 0:56:24.350 --> 0:56:26.870 Well, once he's back in his apartment, he rereads the 0:56:26.910 --> 0:56:30.380 letter that he intended to give to MJ, but ends 0:56:30.430 --> 0:56:34.540 up collapsing because he's going through some changes from like, 0:56:34.960 --> 0:56:36.460 as he looks at his arms and his eyes are 0:56:36.480 --> 0:56:38.859 turning black. But during this time, we also get sent 0:56:38.900 --> 0:56:41.800 back in time to one of Peter's memories of a 0:56:41.840 --> 0:56:42.899 conversation with Aunt. 0:56:42.840 --> 0:56:44.750 May about how things are about to change. 0:56:46.370 --> 0:56:48.590 We already had got a little bit of this scene earlier. 0:56:48.610 --> 0:56:50.430 Did y'all feel like this scene was going to carry 0:56:50.610 --> 0:56:52.390 on to something heavy later on? Or did you just 0:56:52.410 --> 0:56:55.109 feel like they were just using this as a point 0:56:55.150 --> 0:56:55.590 of reference? 0:56:56.050 --> 0:56:58.250 Yeah, I feel like it was like, cause I mean, they, 0:56:58.270 --> 0:57:00.510 they shut it off for a reason. I feel like, 0:57:00.630 --> 0:57:01.870 you know, so I was like, Oh, they don't come 0:57:01.890 --> 0:57:02.370 back to that. 0:57:02.630 --> 0:57:02.950 It's gone. 0:57:02.969 --> 0:57:05.549 It's going to play a part in this whole thing. 0:57:05.610 --> 0:57:07.489 Cause we, we've never seen this moment. Right. 0:57:08.090 --> 0:57:08.330 Okay. 0:57:08.350 --> 0:57:08.569 Yeah. 0:57:09.550 --> 0:57:11.380 It's basically alluding to the time when she found out 0:57:11.390 --> 0:57:11.910 he was Spider-Man. 0:57:11.930 --> 0:57:13.660 Yeah. Got it. Yeah. 0:57:15.120 --> 0:57:17.490 Um, So Peter then wakes up to find himself in 0:57:17.510 --> 0:57:21.240 a webbing attached to the building. This is basically, to me, 0:57:21.250 --> 0:57:25.850 this is like the connection to the 2002 Spider-Man. 0:57:25.890 --> 0:57:27.830 All this was the piece there. 0:57:27.850 --> 0:57:31.570 Because Tom Holland speaks about how he was, over the years, 0:57:32.010 --> 0:57:35.390 looking at fan forums and listening to podcasts about Spider-Man, 0:57:35.510 --> 0:57:37.620 what the fans really wanted. And so he was taking 0:57:37.640 --> 0:57:39.940 pieces from the movies that people really like, even the 0:57:40.000 --> 0:57:42.140 suit and everything. He was really committed to making sure 0:57:42.160 --> 0:57:44.280 the fans got all the big pieces that they loved 0:57:44.300 --> 0:57:48.360 the most. which I really appreciate it um Rod what 0:57:48.400 --> 0:57:51.040 did you think of the way they showed like Spider-Man's 0:57:51.060 --> 0:57:54.600 heightened senses like through like the the camera work and 0:57:54.640 --> 0:57:56.390 visuals that they were doing when they showed it like 0:57:56.450 --> 0:57:58.590 his his senses were just on. 0:57:58.470 --> 0:58:01.710 10 no yeah this is really dope um sound effects 0:58:01.770 --> 0:58:03.830 is really good here um. 0:58:05.290 --> 0:58:07.730 Just like uh what else. 0:58:07.650 --> 0:58:10.540 Did they do uh like even the webbing like almost 0:58:10.560 --> 0:58:14.290 like cobweb in a in a way um So, no, 0:58:14.310 --> 0:58:18.570 I thought they executed this really, really well. And you 0:58:18.610 --> 0:58:20.610 kind of get the sense of what was going on. 0:58:21.130 --> 0:58:24.650 And I think at first I didn't know if it 0:58:24.670 --> 0:58:27.010 was tied to, it seemed like it was more so 0:58:27.090 --> 0:58:30.740 tied to what he was going through, the grief and everything, 0:58:30.800 --> 0:58:33.500 and more so than him becoming an adult. So that 0:58:33.560 --> 0:58:37.060 part I was a little confused on, on which is, 0:58:37.600 --> 0:58:39.560 what part is causing this? 0:58:39.620 --> 0:58:40.180 Is it both? 0:58:41.010 --> 0:58:43.370 Is he getting older or is it or he just 0:58:43.410 --> 0:58:46.570 had this traumatic experience? Because I think the Edith or 0:58:47.070 --> 0:58:49.040 who's the machine? 0:58:49.600 --> 0:58:50.520 Edith was the glasses. 0:58:50.780 --> 0:58:51.880 OK, so. 0:58:51.980 --> 0:58:53.060 Oh, yeah. 0:58:53.940 --> 0:58:57.280 So, yeah, she said something about did you recently experience 0:58:57.300 --> 0:58:58.820 something traumatic or something like that? 0:58:58.840 --> 0:58:59.060 Right. 0:59:00.080 --> 0:59:01.439 So I was a little confused on that part. 0:59:01.460 --> 0:59:02.660 I thought it was both. 0:59:03.020 --> 0:59:06.720 Yeah, I thought it was both that like the maturation 0:59:06.760 --> 0:59:09.440 process is triggered by a traumatic event. 0:59:10.200 --> 0:59:10.500 Almost. 0:59:10.580 --> 0:59:12.420 In which a lot of cases, like, in life, that, like, 0:59:12.440 --> 0:59:14.160 you go through something traumatic and it forces you to 0:59:14.180 --> 0:59:14.540 grow up. 0:59:15.660 --> 0:59:17.440 Don was like, does he want to do a metamorphosis? 0:59:17.800 --> 0:59:18.100 He did. 0:59:19.300 --> 0:59:21.380 How does he know big old words like that? That's 0:59:21.480 --> 0:59:24.780 a crazy word. Got them people words. You know what 0:59:24.900 --> 0:59:28.100 I'm saying? Is this a prototypical metamorphosis? 0:59:28.160 --> 0:59:29.300 He literally would say that. 0:59:31.980 --> 0:59:33.450 That's hilarious. It is. 0:59:34.640 --> 0:59:39.410 So, Mike, Spider-Man then has to head to the crime 0:59:39.430 --> 0:59:42.050 scene where he learned that Scorpion isn't tearing up the city. 0:59:43.630 --> 0:59:48.390 And during the confrontation, he learns that the mysterious force 0:59:48.410 --> 0:59:51.010 that he saw earlier is basically there and he doesn't 0:59:51.050 --> 0:59:53.850 recognize it. What did you think of this scene that 0:59:54.250 --> 0:59:55.380 Spider-Man just started? 0:59:56.730 --> 0:59:58.770 Going to work. Oh, you're talking about when he just 0:59:58.830 --> 1:00:00.890 bugged out and he hit the police? Oh, man. This 1:00:00.930 --> 1:00:04.370 part was really good. Really, really, really good. 1:00:04.450 --> 1:00:08.590 The whole fight scene between him and Scorpion was great. 1:00:08.750 --> 1:00:11.930 But when he changed and his eyes went black or 1:00:11.950 --> 1:00:16.090 whatever and he slammed into that cop car, I was like, oh, 1:00:16.110 --> 1:00:18.610 he's going to have to pay for that because he 1:00:18.630 --> 1:00:21.690 didn't do that on purpose. I thought all this, the 1:00:21.770 --> 1:00:23.890 rage that was coming out of him, this was really 1:00:23.930 --> 1:00:26.760 well done. And then Tina, of course, running up and 1:00:26.780 --> 1:00:28.800 being like, you need to chill out. 1:00:29.140 --> 1:00:32.360 This isn't you, Spider-Man. I love this. Anything with Tina, 1:00:32.400 --> 1:00:33.600 I'm automatically going to like the scene. 1:00:34.000 --> 1:00:36.080 But I just thought the way she was very motherly 1:00:36.100 --> 1:00:38.490 to him, because she could tell he was freaking out. 1:00:38.630 --> 1:00:40.240 Even through the suit. Tom Holland's good, man. 1:00:40.430 --> 1:00:42.050 I was going to say, his reaction. 1:00:42.250 --> 1:00:44.890 He looked like he was so scared. Like, what did 1:00:44.910 --> 1:00:46.830 I do? He is an acting fool. 1:00:46.950 --> 1:00:49.270 He is. What did you think, Cam? 1:00:51.100 --> 1:00:52.760 First of all, I didn't know Scorpion could get down 1:00:52.800 --> 1:00:56.220 like that, so... Yeah, Gene Gray fought better than he 1:00:56.240 --> 1:00:58.880 did when he used the tail to go through the fight. 1:00:58.900 --> 1:01:00.740 So I'm with you, Michael, on that whole fight scene. 1:01:01.700 --> 1:01:05.950 I feel like he was like that on Friendly Neighborhood Fighter, man. 1:01:06.350 --> 1:01:09.810 Well, that's the animated one, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It 1:01:09.830 --> 1:01:11.710 wasn't surprising that he was good. Yeah, but it was 1:01:11.770 --> 1:01:14.080 a good scene in live action. 1:01:15.590 --> 1:01:17.360 This is what I was talking about, like, with the webbing, 1:01:17.530 --> 1:01:19.320 because he couldn't use his web, and we saw how 1:01:19.380 --> 1:01:21.840 good he was able to swing before, and now he couldn't. 1:01:22.300 --> 1:01:24.040 So this kind of brought that back around. I thought 1:01:24.060 --> 1:01:24.640 that was dope. 1:01:25.300 --> 1:01:29.840 But the wolf was, she was wrong for this shit. Like, 1:01:30.120 --> 1:01:32.640 she immediately, like, I didn't get motherly. 1:01:33.100 --> 1:01:33.420 What? 1:01:33.700 --> 1:01:36.100 As soon as she hit the cop, she was like, hey, man, 1:01:36.120 --> 1:01:38.660 you just hit this cop. You almost killed the cop. 1:01:38.840 --> 1:01:42.650 It seemed like she was, like, defending the institution. 1:01:42.930 --> 1:01:46.830 No, she... You acting like me more than me. Stop it. 1:01:46.940 --> 1:01:49.670 That's not what she was doing. She did turn on him. 1:01:49.680 --> 1:01:50.820 That is not what she did. 1:01:50.840 --> 1:01:53.640 I watched it twice. She turned on him. The first 1:01:53.660 --> 1:01:54.980 time I was like, dang, she had to do it 1:01:55.000 --> 1:01:56.320 like that. They've been on the phone. 1:01:56.420 --> 1:01:58.200 He almost killed a cop in front of cops. 1:01:58.280 --> 1:02:01.080 And that's going to make him look bad. That's what 1:02:01.120 --> 1:02:03.840 she was worried about. It was an accident. It wasn't 1:02:03.860 --> 1:02:04.490 an accident. 1:02:05.870 --> 1:02:08.490 No, the cop car was just driving up and it 1:02:08.510 --> 1:02:09.450 was in the wrong spot. 1:02:09.530 --> 1:02:12.310 And he slammed a whole ass tail into the cop 1:02:12.350 --> 1:02:13.320 car and flipped it. 1:02:13.350 --> 1:02:17.570 He wasn't trying to hit the cop car, though. 1:02:17.670 --> 1:02:18.490 It doesn't matter. 1:02:18.830 --> 1:02:21.350 That's going to look terrible for Spider-Man. And I hate 1:02:21.370 --> 1:02:22.590 that we have to talk about this like it's a 1:02:22.630 --> 1:02:26.210 real shit. But if the newspaper came out and was 1:02:26.250 --> 1:02:29.820 like Spider-Man accidentally killed a cop, it still looks bad. 1:02:29.840 --> 1:02:30.660 It's uncharacteristic. 1:02:30.910 --> 1:02:32.020 Yeah. 1:02:32.040 --> 1:02:34.060 She should have been like, hey, man. 1:02:34.080 --> 1:02:34.680 She did. 1:02:34.740 --> 1:02:36.680 That's what Ken's saying, though. He was like, it wasn't 1:02:36.720 --> 1:02:39.120 a lot of leeway there. It was a lot of like, damn. 1:02:39.140 --> 1:02:40.900 You're just going to snap on me like that? 1:02:40.920 --> 1:02:43.220 She didn't snap on him. What movie did y'all watch? 1:02:43.240 --> 1:02:44.340 She was so nice. 1:02:44.360 --> 1:02:47.400 She was pressing his chest like that. That's a tapping mechanism. 1:02:47.420 --> 1:02:50.140 That's somatic. She was trying to calm him down. 1:02:50.200 --> 1:02:51.370 I agree with that, 100%. 1:02:51.370 --> 1:02:52.150 Baby, chill out. 1:02:52.190 --> 1:02:53.450 Chill out. Take a breath. 1:02:54.340 --> 1:02:55.760 Go Riku. Yeah. 1:02:55.880 --> 1:02:57.860 She was like, you need to get the fuck about it. 1:02:57.860 --> 1:03:01.680 That's not what she said. That is not what she said. No, 1:03:01.700 --> 1:03:04.220 she didn't. Yeah, it cannot. You need to go watch 1:03:04.240 --> 1:03:05.020 it a third time. 1:03:05.100 --> 1:03:05.380 Yeah. 1:03:05.460 --> 1:03:06.900 I didn't get motherly at all. 1:03:06.920 --> 1:03:09.760 She flat out said, if you actually do something this 1:03:09.820 --> 1:03:11.830 messed up, I can't help you. 1:03:12.170 --> 1:03:14.390 We have a relationship. I'm trying to help you. 1:03:14.990 --> 1:03:19.370 Y'all tripping, bro. And she knows that he's not like that. 1:03:19.690 --> 1:03:21.650 That's why she told him. So why are you treating 1:03:21.670 --> 1:03:22.760 me like this as I am? 1:03:23.290 --> 1:03:24.510 What was she treating him like? 1:03:24.970 --> 1:03:26.570 A monster. Yeah. 1:03:26.630 --> 1:03:26.830 What? 1:03:26.870 --> 1:03:28.750 You agree with that? 1:03:31.150 --> 1:03:32.290 You asshole, Spike. 1:03:32.370 --> 1:03:33.430 Yeah, you're trolling. 1:03:35.770 --> 1:03:39.570 You asshole, Spike. I don't even know why I fell 1:03:39.610 --> 1:03:40.270 for that dumb shit. 1:03:40.330 --> 1:03:43.290 All right, we're going to have to stay here. It 1:03:43.370 --> 1:03:45.210 just seemed like she was foul. He was trying to 1:03:45.230 --> 1:03:47.300 go check on her. They were like, oh, my God, 1:03:47.320 --> 1:03:49.720 the cop. Is the cop okay? And she was walking up. 1:03:49.720 --> 1:03:52.780 She was like, just go, bro. Just leave. 1:03:53.030 --> 1:03:55.210 But that was sincerity, and she should have known. I'm 1:03:55.310 --> 1:03:58.410 being sincere and checking on the cop. And she's like, nah, man, 1:03:58.430 --> 1:04:00.550 you almost killed the cop. You need to go. 1:04:00.570 --> 1:04:04.990 Scorpion woke up like, what the fuck happened, Spider-Man? 1:04:05.030 --> 1:04:08.550 He did. 1:04:08.910 --> 1:04:10.350 I think I also appreciate, this is one of my 1:04:10.410 --> 1:04:12.590 favorite things when they do in the movies, It showed 1:04:12.610 --> 1:04:14.730 people that Spider-Man really could be beating a lot of 1:04:14.750 --> 1:04:16.350 people's asses, but he'd be pulling his punches. 1:04:16.470 --> 1:04:20.490 Yeah, we all know that. I mean, we know that. Oh, sorry. 1:04:22.320 --> 1:04:22.960 I didn't know that. 1:04:22.980 --> 1:04:24.820 I don't think I knew that either. I don't think 1:04:24.840 --> 1:04:26.180 I knew that either. I didn't realize that. 1:04:26.340 --> 1:04:29.640 But yeah, he does hold back to not hurt someone. 1:04:29.680 --> 1:04:32.500 You're only like a half nerd. You're still, you know 1:04:32.520 --> 1:04:36.200 what I'm saying? You're not three quarters yet. We're working 1:04:36.240 --> 1:04:36.580 on you. 1:04:39.230 --> 1:04:39.670 Right. 1:04:40.530 --> 1:04:45.010 So this leads PETA to To go to Empire State University. 1:04:45.330 --> 1:04:49.170 You fuck with a football team, Spike? Empire State University. 1:04:49.370 --> 1:04:52.110 He messing with you. He messing with you. 1:04:52.190 --> 1:04:53.230 I was with him. I was like, is that a 1:04:53.270 --> 1:04:55.030 real team? I missed him. 1:04:56.030 --> 1:04:58.230 They did have that sweatshirt looking real legit, dog. 1:04:58.250 --> 1:04:58.550 They did. 1:04:58.570 --> 1:05:03.450 When he goes to see his doctor, Banner, and learns 1:05:03.490 --> 1:05:05.570 about the inhibitor device that he uses to keep the 1:05:05.590 --> 1:05:08.320 Hulk contained. We also got a brief cameo of a 1:05:08.360 --> 1:05:09.380 character called Cindy Moon. 1:05:09.890 --> 1:05:11.190 I don't know if y'all are familiar with her. She's 1:05:11.210 --> 1:05:14.190 like a porn star. Who's that? I mean, her superhero 1:05:14.210 --> 1:05:17.810 name is Silk, too. She's a spider person. Oh, I didn't... 1:05:17.830 --> 1:05:21.240 Which one was she? I bet you have. Which one 1:05:21.260 --> 1:05:21.660 was she? 1:05:21.840 --> 1:05:22.590 She's later. 1:05:22.610 --> 1:05:25.419 She came out like in the 2010s. So you probably 1:05:25.460 --> 1:05:26.580 wouldn't know. 1:05:26.620 --> 1:05:28.360 But which girl was she in the... Woman, was she 1:05:28.380 --> 1:05:28.510 in the. 1:05:28.520 --> 1:05:30.420 She was the one that asked the question about Thanos. Like, 1:05:30.580 --> 1:05:32.760 if Thanos had the... Why didn't he just produce more. 1:05:32.660 --> 1:05:35.120 Food as compared to getting rid of people? Which people have... No, 1:05:35.400 --> 1:05:37.580 that's a valid-ass question. And you see he had no answer. 1:05:37.620 --> 1:05:41.430 He's just like, Hulk smash, like, Well, I. 1:05:41.290 --> 1:05:45.590 Think that was the, because I was confused by why 1:05:45.630 --> 1:05:47.190 he was like, and there it is. When the Hulk 1:05:47.210 --> 1:05:49.340 did the smash thing, he was like, and there it is, 1:05:49.380 --> 1:05:52.820 there's your answer. It's the whole duality thing, which is 1:05:52.880 --> 1:05:56.240 why he kind of asked him, Peter, later on, it's like, 1:05:56.800 --> 1:05:59.180 how would you choose which one to get rid of? 1:05:59.820 --> 1:06:02.590 And so what she was saying is like, Thanos could 1:06:02.690 --> 1:06:06.340 have made more food to solve the problem. But there's 1:06:06.410 --> 1:06:08.750 the darker side of him was the one that won out, 1:06:09.030 --> 1:06:12.450 which is the Hulk side of Bruce Banner. And that's 1:06:12.510 --> 1:06:14.370 why he ended up doing what he did. 1:06:14.390 --> 1:06:16.530 Is that why? 1:06:16.550 --> 1:06:19.690 That's good. That's real good, Kenneth. 1:06:19.830 --> 1:06:22.080 I think he really riches it. I think, but, all right, 1:06:23.300 --> 1:06:25.320 I'll go with it. I mean, I want to answer. 1:06:25.340 --> 1:06:27.419 I'm kind of with Jalen on this one. But I'm 1:06:27.440 --> 1:06:28.480 going to go with you, Mr. 1:06:28.500 --> 1:06:29.160 Fantastic. 1:06:29.220 --> 1:06:30.240 I think that was deep. 1:06:30.280 --> 1:06:33.660 Because it didn't make sense the first time I watched it. 1:06:33.680 --> 1:06:34.860 I was like, what's the answer? 1:06:34.960 --> 1:06:36.470 I don't think there is an answer. 1:06:36.510 --> 1:06:38.670 I think the answer is that there's the dark impulses 1:06:38.710 --> 1:06:39.450 that people have. 1:06:39.530 --> 1:06:39.860 Come on. 1:06:39.890 --> 1:06:43.370 And you have a choice to be either good or evil. 1:06:44.070 --> 1:06:47.590 And Thanos could have done that, but he didn't. 1:06:48.010 --> 1:06:49.190 I mean, listen, I'm going to go with it because 1:06:49.230 --> 1:06:51.330 I need a reason. But yeah, I'm going to go 1:06:51.350 --> 1:06:51.630 with it. 1:06:51.670 --> 1:06:54.670 That's the word. Nobody else caught it, I think. I 1:06:54.670 --> 1:06:56.360 don't think nobody else caught it in the class. 1:06:57.200 --> 1:06:58.020 Caught what in the class? 1:06:58.760 --> 1:07:00.520 The whole Hulk smash thing. 1:07:00.600 --> 1:07:03.100 They were just happy to be excited. I didn't catch 1:07:03.120 --> 1:07:05.440 it in class, so thank you for explaining it. 1:07:06.430 --> 1:07:07.140 They don't have an answer. 1:07:07.280 --> 1:07:09.390 I see what Ken's saying, though. I do. 1:07:09.410 --> 1:07:12.030 So the answer is because Thanos is evil. Because Thanos 1:07:12.070 --> 1:07:13.110 has two sides, I guess. 1:07:13.810 --> 1:07:14.470 Everybody does. 1:07:14.830 --> 1:07:17.610 Peter Parker in this movie has two sides that he's 1:07:17.630 --> 1:07:20.260 trying to suppress, which is why he wants the inhibitor, 1:07:20.300 --> 1:07:23.220 because We see that when he changes to this other 1:07:23.240 --> 1:07:25.960 person with the dark eyes, there's a rage part in him. 1:07:26.600 --> 1:07:29.580 And that's his version of the Hulk. But he's trying 1:07:29.600 --> 1:07:31.780 to get rid of it, which Bruce Banner's already did. 1:07:32.680 --> 1:07:35.710 But what Bruce Banner is saying is that nature is 1:07:35.770 --> 1:07:36.370 what it is. 1:07:37.110 --> 1:07:38.130 And it has to play out. 1:07:38.510 --> 1:07:42.810 So you're picking and choosing which side gets a say-so here. 1:07:42.850 --> 1:07:44.110 And who are you to make that choice? 1:07:44.470 --> 1:07:47.350 See, Rob Costa said, I thought it was him dangling 1:07:47.390 --> 1:07:48.470 keys to divert attention. 1:07:48.510 --> 1:07:51.090 That's exactly what I thought. That's what I thought it was, too. 1:07:51.110 --> 1:07:53.530 I mean, it is, but there's also meaning there, I think. 1:07:53.930 --> 1:07:55.110 But that's like a lot of meaning. 1:07:55.450 --> 1:07:58.590 And I'm not saying you're wrong. You're probably right, but 1:07:58.690 --> 1:07:59.690 I'm just saying I didn't catch that. 1:07:59.790 --> 1:08:02.450 It's good writing if that was the intention. If that 1:08:02.490 --> 1:08:04.070 wasn't the intent, that's good writing. 1:08:05.620 --> 1:08:10.000 So, Nate, after the conversation that Dr. Banner and Peter have, 1:08:10.460 --> 1:08:12.220 and the question is asked, how do you decide what 1:08:12.280 --> 1:08:13.120 is good or bad? 1:08:13.140 --> 1:08:14.180 Mm-hmm. 1:08:14.620 --> 1:08:18.580 What did you take away from that? Like, what were 1:08:18.600 --> 1:08:20.320 the writers trying to say in this moment to us, 1:08:21.040 --> 1:08:21.260 you think? 1:08:22.260 --> 1:08:26.549 So, yeah, the question keeps coming up with this inhibitor 1:08:26.710 --> 1:08:28.059 and the creation of it. 1:08:28.090 --> 1:08:32.849 Like, are you willing to, like, eliminate? 1:08:33.310 --> 1:08:37.410 Like, it's like you're... Because MJ mentions the fact that 1:08:37.530 --> 1:08:40.040 ultimately you're a good guy and that if you allow 1:08:40.320 --> 1:08:43.200 the arachnid part of you to come out, you're still 1:08:43.220 --> 1:08:45.080 going to be a good guy type of situation. 1:08:45.360 --> 1:08:46.519 There's this conversation in. 1:08:46.460 --> 1:08:49.660 Addition to what Ken's saying, just how do you determine 1:08:50.439 --> 1:08:54.430 what's actually bad and why is becoming an arachnid, why 1:08:54.530 --> 1:08:57.700 is allowing your full powers to come through bad? And 1:08:57.700 --> 1:09:01.980 and I think I likened it to just changing and maturing, right? 1:09:02.060 --> 1:09:04.540 You don't want to change. You don't, you know, sometimes 1:09:04.560 --> 1:09:06.480 you're going to have to get uncomfortable or move into 1:09:06.520 --> 1:09:08.900 an uncomfortable situation to grow. And you don't want to 1:09:08.939 --> 1:09:10.729 make that transition because you like. 1:09:10.590 --> 1:09:11.210 Where you are. 1:09:11.550 --> 1:09:13.670 So ultimately that's what I, what I took from it. 1:09:13.729 --> 1:09:16.370 He doesn't want to grow past where he is, but 1:09:16.390 --> 1:09:16.910 he has to. 1:09:19.410 --> 1:09:20.130 Got something different, Mike? 1:09:21.010 --> 1:09:23.950 From which part exactly? How do you decide what's good 1:09:23.990 --> 1:09:26.320 and bad? I just thought he was talking about eugenics. 1:09:27.580 --> 1:09:31.460 About how this is not the path that... Because this 1:09:31.520 --> 1:09:35.880 is probably a slight spoiler, but it's clear that what 1:09:35.939 --> 1:09:39.479 Peter is creating is going to assist in the mutant issue. 1:09:39.500 --> 1:09:40.660 And that's what I was going to ask you next. 1:09:40.680 --> 1:09:42.360 So that's what I thought he was getting at. 1:09:42.420 --> 1:09:45.800 Is if you are just making a blanket inhibitor, how 1:09:45.840 --> 1:09:48.080 do you decide who gets inhibited. 1:09:47.729 --> 1:09:48.150 And who doesn't? 1:09:48.160 --> 1:09:53.110 Mm-hmm. So, yeah, I feel like that was the... My gins, 1:09:53.229 --> 1:09:55.370 my gins. I have good gins. 1:09:55.650 --> 1:09:55.830 Oh. 1:09:56.830 --> 1:09:57.189 Jesus. 1:09:57.229 --> 1:10:01.650 Yeah, I definitely feel like this is a piece of 1:10:01.930 --> 1:10:03.330 what we're getting ready. Like, this is going to be 1:10:03.370 --> 1:10:08.490 a major piece for after Doomsday. Like, Peter created this. 1:10:08.530 --> 1:10:09.429 This is going to come back around. 1:10:09.710 --> 1:10:10.690 They still have the tech. 1:10:11.229 --> 1:10:12.070 Yep. Yep. 1:10:12.350 --> 1:10:14.490 Yeah, he gave them the tech. And so, yeah, I 1:10:14.510 --> 1:10:16.650 feel like damage control is going to end up becoming. 1:10:17.270 --> 1:10:19.790 They're going to become one of the people that hunted 1:10:19.850 --> 1:10:22.050 the mutants. Maybe they're going to expand that to not 1:10:22.070 --> 1:10:23.930 just mutants. They're going to expand it to everybody and 1:10:23.950 --> 1:10:26.070 be like... Because they're already doing it. They were doing 1:10:26.100 --> 1:10:28.580 it in She-Hulk. They were locking people up in those cages. 1:10:29.320 --> 1:10:32.260 Which could lead to Avengers versus X-Men and all kinds 1:10:32.300 --> 1:10:33.400 of other stuff that happened. 1:10:35.100 --> 1:10:37.700 Nigga Bird don't want none of that work. He would 1:10:37.720 --> 1:10:39.730 have been quit by then. The second he sees Wolverine, 1:10:39.750 --> 1:10:40.670 he's like, man, what the hell? 1:10:40.689 --> 1:10:42.430 I'm not fighting him. I thought you was putting him 1:10:42.470 --> 1:10:44.070 back in the office anyway. He needs to be in 1:10:44.090 --> 1:10:44.590 the office. 1:10:46.479 --> 1:10:49.330 Well, using the new information from Banner, Peter goes back 1:10:49.650 --> 1:10:52.490 to work on that inhibitor chip, which doesn't go well 1:10:52.510 --> 1:10:56.930 because it accidentally explodes his web grenades, but it consequently 1:10:57.070 --> 1:10:59.930 pushes him into the street where he runs into someone 1:11:00.110 --> 1:11:02.800 else that is possessed by this mysterious person. 1:11:02.820 --> 1:11:05.740 That was so good. What did you think of this ride? 1:11:05.760 --> 1:11:10.219 Did the reveal of Peter's identity and them knowing about 1:11:10.520 --> 1:11:11.840 MJ raise the stakes in this moment? 1:11:12.100 --> 1:11:12.940 Yeah, for sure. 1:11:13.020 --> 1:11:14.269 But at first I was like, man, who the hell 1:11:14.280 --> 1:11:17.290 is this random black dude? Like what the hell is 1:11:17.330 --> 1:11:20.450 going on? Like, like, but, but again, I think shout 1:11:20.490 --> 1:11:23.130 out to the, to the random actors in this movie. 1:11:23.170 --> 1:11:23.350 Yeah. 1:11:23.370 --> 1:11:25.040 They did a really good job. 1:11:25.350 --> 1:11:28.550 Um, so yeah, I, I was really impressed with, with, 1:11:28.630 --> 1:11:31.849 with that, uh, execution of, of that, of whoever that, that, 1:11:32.070 --> 1:11:35.350 that kid was. Um, and then everybody else that it, 1:11:35.470 --> 1:11:39.170 that it possessed as well. Um, But no, man, yeah, 1:11:39.270 --> 1:11:41.070 it just got eerier. You know what I'm saying? 1:11:41.090 --> 1:11:43.430 Like, damn, man, who the hell is this person? 1:11:43.450 --> 1:11:47.470 They in his house. They in his house. Was she 1:11:47.610 --> 1:11:48.389 in his house, like. 1:11:48.510 --> 1:11:50.270 Right this? Yeah, in that moment, yeah. 1:11:50.310 --> 1:11:51.090 That's crazy. 1:11:51.150 --> 1:11:53.720 Yeah, because she was, like, feet away. Like, what, 30-something 1:11:53.729 --> 1:11:54.380 feet or something? 1:11:54.380 --> 1:11:54.580 33 feet. 1:11:54.580 --> 1:11:57.960 33 feet. So, yeah, man, I'm like, damn, man, this 1:11:58.040 --> 1:11:58.780 is really wild. 1:11:58.820 --> 1:12:01.300 But, no, yeah, I was just really intrigued of who 1:12:01.320 --> 1:12:04.360 this person was and how he's going to beat them. 1:12:04.820 --> 1:12:07.320 Like, I just didn't. I couldn't see it. I couldn't 1:12:07.340 --> 1:12:07.600 see it. 1:12:08.080 --> 1:12:10.800 Give this brother another role, whoever the dude is. 1:12:10.820 --> 1:12:10.979 Yeah. 1:12:11.000 --> 1:12:11.500 Because he. 1:12:12.479 --> 1:12:15.290 I saw somebody, I saw on threads somewhere where they 1:12:15.330 --> 1:12:17.510 had mentioned what his name was because somebody else, like, 1:12:17.530 --> 1:12:21.090 there was threads going on around about how good he was. 1:12:21.570 --> 1:12:22.590 But no, he did a really good job. 1:12:22.610 --> 1:12:25.870 Because just like, at first it just seemed real casual. Yes. 1:12:26.350 --> 1:12:27.570 Until you realize what was happening. 1:12:27.600 --> 1:12:29.740 It was like, no, no, he egged him on. 1:12:29.780 --> 1:12:30.540 Like, what the hell? 1:12:30.580 --> 1:12:31.720 Like, yeah, it was good. 1:12:31.840 --> 1:12:32.300 He was good. 1:12:32.360 --> 1:12:34.559 It was good. You agree? Yeah, he did. 1:12:34.600 --> 1:12:36.560 He did a really good job. What was the thing 1:12:36.600 --> 1:12:37.460 going on between. 1:12:38.729 --> 1:12:41.230 Him shooting the web outside of his wrist and the 1:12:41.250 --> 1:12:42.670 machine thing that he had. 1:12:43.030 --> 1:12:44.910 Puberty. Really? Not. 1:12:47.050 --> 1:12:49.559 Yes, but no. So, as his. 1:12:49.660 --> 1:12:53.800 But it is. But it kind of is, though. It is. 1:12:54.020 --> 1:12:54.860 It is, in a way. 1:12:54.979 --> 1:12:58.639 I know. It does make sense. 1:12:58.680 --> 1:12:59.040 Yeah. 1:12:59.140 --> 1:12:59.900 No, no, go ahead. 1:12:59.920 --> 1:13:00.300 Go ahead. 1:13:00.360 --> 1:13:01.080 Got it. 1:13:01.120 --> 1:13:02.430 Essentially, yeah, it is puberty. 1:13:02.470 --> 1:13:07.790 Like, when the spider hormones is high, he's able to 1:13:07.830 --> 1:13:10.469 do all that naturally instead of having to use the machines. 1:13:10.530 --> 1:13:12.110 Yeah. Yeah, that's crazy. 1:13:15.030 --> 1:13:19.410 I'm leaving it alone. Spike was ready to walk out. 1:13:19.450 --> 1:13:21.870 The second he started. Right. 1:13:22.189 --> 1:13:23.030 And then he shot off. 1:13:23.050 --> 1:13:23.390 Right. 1:13:23.850 --> 1:13:27.210 That was crazy. That was crazy. 1:13:27.229 --> 1:13:29.189 I did say they doing a lot. 1:13:29.590 --> 1:13:32.729 They doing a lot. Spike said, I've been there. 1:13:32.750 --> 1:13:37.210 All right. 1:13:37.830 --> 1:13:40.750 So Peter is in a rush to find MJ now. 1:13:42.020 --> 1:13:45.060 What did y'all think of the choreography of these actors here, too? Like, 1:13:46.180 --> 1:13:48.360 while he was chasing her, like, going through the city 1:13:48.380 --> 1:13:50.740 and running to the wedding and everything else. 1:13:50.840 --> 1:13:52.700 How did y'all like this? 1:13:53.240 --> 1:13:55.150 It was really good. It felt like dancing. 1:13:55.290 --> 1:13:57.210 Like, I felt like I was watching dancers when they 1:13:57.229 --> 1:13:59.090 would go from person to person. 1:13:59.430 --> 1:14:01.370 So, yeah, because I literally had a thought like, Brie 1:14:01.410 --> 1:14:01.850 could do that. 1:14:02.130 --> 1:14:06.650 But no, like, the dancing, it felt very, yeah, the 1:14:06.800 --> 1:14:08.400 choreography was awesome. 1:14:08.620 --> 1:14:10.600 Almost like West Side Story is because of the New 1:14:10.640 --> 1:14:13.700 York scene. Yeah, yeah. 1:14:14.180 --> 1:14:14.560 You agree? 1:14:16.560 --> 1:14:16.820 Yeah. 1:14:17.530 --> 1:14:19.670 Yeah. I want to get to the next scene, so 1:14:19.689 --> 1:14:21.650 I'm going to be quiet. Go ahead. 1:14:22.010 --> 1:14:25.370 When he went into that wedding and he apologized, he 1:14:25.410 --> 1:14:27.980 was like, clap it up for Spider-Man, who's about to 1:14:28.040 --> 1:14:29.280 lose the love of his life. 1:14:29.320 --> 1:14:30.440 That was crazy. 1:14:30.820 --> 1:14:31.920 Whoa. That was crazy. 1:14:31.960 --> 1:14:33.280 I know Spider-Man was mad as shit. 1:14:40.390 --> 1:14:42.750 Well, he eventually reaches MJ and, you know, he takes 1:14:42.770 --> 1:14:45.630 her away from what he believes is impending danger. 1:14:45.650 --> 1:14:46.639 You know what I'm saying? 1:14:47.220 --> 1:14:49.490 So, Mike, man, I guess the first thing I'm going 1:14:49.520 --> 1:14:51.360 to just start with is, what did you think of 1:14:51.380 --> 1:14:52.200 Zendaya's acting? 1:14:52.580 --> 1:14:53.979 I mean, you already know, right? 1:14:54.380 --> 1:14:59.260 She doesn't play. But, like Rod said, the earlier part 1:14:59.320 --> 1:15:01.100 is where it started. This is where it started for me. 1:15:02.000 --> 1:15:06.430 Because I felt so happy. I was like, they're back together. 1:15:06.750 --> 1:15:09.030 And when they were swinging, he was so happy to 1:15:09.070 --> 1:15:11.290 be holding his girl and swinging. 1:15:11.310 --> 1:15:14.030 And then she played him like this. 1:15:14.050 --> 1:15:15.630 See, like, that's right. Hug her. 1:15:16.010 --> 1:15:16.610 Oh, my God. 1:15:16.630 --> 1:15:17.429 Feel her. 1:15:17.530 --> 1:15:18.410 And it got me. 1:15:18.510 --> 1:15:20.370 It was so diabolical. 1:15:20.490 --> 1:15:23.530 I was not even remotely thinking that that was somebody else. 1:15:23.590 --> 1:15:24.230 Y'all did it. 1:15:24.310 --> 1:15:27.070 Stop it. I can't stand these rights. Now, hold on, 1:15:27.110 --> 1:15:28.990 hold on, hold on. They always do this to me. 1:15:29.030 --> 1:15:30.650 Hold on, hold on. First, I can't count. 1:15:32.580 --> 1:15:32.920 For me. 1:15:34.250 --> 1:15:37.320 it felt off because she wasn't nervous in the swinging, 1:15:37.340 --> 1:15:38.680 like how she always been in the movies. 1:15:38.720 --> 1:15:40.620 Yeah, that part. And I'm like, she's always like afraid 1:15:40.660 --> 1:15:42.880 to look down. She was just easing with it. Like 1:15:42.900 --> 1:15:44.679 she was cool. And I was like, that's weird. 1:15:45.080 --> 1:15:47.150 But in my mind, I wanted it to be true too. 1:15:47.210 --> 1:15:49.470 So I gave in to the fact of like, Oh, they. 1:15:49.390 --> 1:15:49.729 Got back together. 1:15:49.750 --> 1:15:51.130 I'll tell you why I thought it was real, Jalen. 1:15:51.430 --> 1:15:55.170 I thought this was part of her remembering. So I thought, 1:15:55.350 --> 1:15:57.509 because I never really thought she was going to forget forever. 1:15:58.100 --> 1:16:01.540 So I thought when they started swinging, I thought because 1:16:01.580 --> 1:16:02.160 she was so. 1:16:02.060 --> 1:16:04.980 Comfortable, I was like, this is her. 1:16:05.540 --> 1:16:07.240 And even Tom, he was just like, I can't believe 1:16:07.260 --> 1:16:09.660 you figured it out. Like, he's like, I knew you 1:16:09.700 --> 1:16:10.309 were figuring it out. 1:16:10.560 --> 1:16:12.640 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:16:12.740 --> 1:16:13.710 You know, he sold it. 1:16:13.800 --> 1:16:18.210 Yes. I was like, oh, she's back. And then when 1:16:18.250 --> 1:16:20.790 she said, yes, hug her. I was like, you mother. 1:16:22.070 --> 1:16:23.210 Don't you do this to me. 1:16:23.250 --> 1:16:26.490 Because she went for me when he was in the apartment. 1:16:26.550 --> 1:16:27.750 And she was like, wait a minute. What are you 1:16:27.770 --> 1:16:30.840 talking about? And then she's like, OK. I was like, oh, no. 1:16:31.100 --> 1:16:33.040 But see, I thought that was just how MJ would act. 1:16:33.080 --> 1:16:34.980 Because she was just so goofy. 1:16:35.140 --> 1:16:35.200 No. 1:16:35.710 --> 1:16:37.769 Because that's kind of how she was before. She's just, 1:16:37.790 --> 1:16:40.200 I don't know. I bought it. I bought it. 1:16:40.560 --> 1:16:42.260 I wouldn't say it was ruined. 1:16:42.340 --> 1:16:44.760 I wouldn't say it was ruined because you're still able 1:16:44.800 --> 1:16:47.740 to like, like there's still a moment where it's like, oh, 1:16:47.780 --> 1:16:50.580 he really thinks this is her. And it almost made 1:16:50.620 --> 1:16:53.729 it a little bit more sad because I know that 1:16:53.770 --> 1:16:55.550 this ain't really what you think it is. 1:16:56.010 --> 1:16:57.850 So I wouldn't say the moment was ruined. It was 1:16:57.870 --> 1:16:58.530 just different. 1:16:58.790 --> 1:17:00.570 That was fucked up. It was. 1:17:00.590 --> 1:17:03.590 I remember because I told Ken, I was like, that's 1:17:03.630 --> 1:17:07.220 not her. Something told me something was just off, but 1:17:07.320 --> 1:17:09.540 I just wanted to believe it. 1:17:09.500 --> 1:17:12.110 I just I gave into it was like I'm happy 1:17:12.150 --> 1:17:13.050 he got it back. 1:17:13.070 --> 1:17:15.510 That's why I was like, yeah Yeah. 1:17:27.380 --> 1:17:29.660 I don't know. I feel you, though. But it didn't 1:17:29.800 --> 1:17:30.720 seem that easy. 1:17:30.840 --> 1:17:32.429 That's how great it was. That's how good the whole 1:17:32.470 --> 1:17:35.570 scene was. The way they set it up. The 33 1:17:35.570 --> 1:17:38.690 feet requirement. The rule that they set up. And we 1:17:38.750 --> 1:17:41.030 never saw. We didn't know how he was going to 1:17:41.050 --> 1:17:44.150 get out of the helicopter. It all made sense. It 1:17:44.210 --> 1:17:47.259 all made sense. It's just, she didn't have to do Peter. 1:17:47.320 --> 1:17:49.019 That was terrible. 1:17:49.060 --> 1:17:52.200 Yeah, that was messed up. 1:17:52.640 --> 1:17:55.960 Well, the possessed MJ is thrown off the ledge by... 1:17:56.630 --> 1:18:00.410 And Peter is like, he saves her. But when she 1:18:00.950 --> 1:18:02.570 uses that other person, he's like, no, no, I give up. 1:18:02.689 --> 1:18:04.110 I give up. Bro, he was broken. 1:18:04.130 --> 1:18:04.890 He was broken. 1:18:04.910 --> 1:18:07.020 He was broken. I felt for him like, damn. That 1:18:07.060 --> 1:18:08.280 was too good, man. 1:18:08.300 --> 1:18:10.280 Zendaya's acting like that was good, too, when she was 1:18:10.360 --> 1:18:12.240 falling and she see her come out. 1:18:12.280 --> 1:18:12.840 Yeah. 1:18:13.060 --> 1:18:16.300 Like, yeah. Oh, yeah, that was good. It was good. 1:18:16.320 --> 1:18:18.639 I don't know why I thought they were doing the 1:18:18.680 --> 1:18:20.270 whole MJ was going to die thing. 1:18:20.930 --> 1:18:24.070 A little bit. A little bit. Like Andrew Garfield. 1:18:24.090 --> 1:18:25.410 Yeah, when Stacey. When Stacey. 1:18:26.250 --> 1:18:28.350 Yeah, so I thought she was going to die because... 1:18:28.189 --> 1:18:30.309 And the only reason... Part of the reason why... Well, no, 1:18:30.330 --> 1:18:32.500 the only reason why I thought that is because of 1:18:32.520 --> 1:18:35.380 the Steve Lacey thing. And I didn't know what the 1:18:35.460 --> 1:18:38.019 spoiler was, but I thought that was the spoiler. 1:18:38.040 --> 1:18:38.960 Oh, that you killed. 1:18:39.040 --> 1:18:40.300 Yeah, yep, yep. 1:18:40.860 --> 1:18:43.050 I thought Zendaya was going to die this whole movie 1:18:43.650 --> 1:18:46.229 because she kept wearing black in all the in all 1:18:46.260 --> 1:18:48.020 the press, like on all the carpets. 1:18:48.140 --> 1:18:49.520 And I was like, is she doing that? 1:18:49.560 --> 1:18:52.500 Cause the way they do her fashion, she's very like, she, 1:18:52.700 --> 1:18:54.420 she tells the story with the fashion. 1:18:54.460 --> 1:18:56.080 So I thought it was like a morning thing. 1:18:56.340 --> 1:18:58.040 So there was a lot of rumors going around that, 1:18:58.100 --> 1:18:59.860 that her character was actually going to die. 1:18:59.900 --> 1:19:00.200 So yeah. 1:19:02.240 --> 1:19:06.179 Well, Peter ends up taking her to the punishers hideout. Um, 1:19:06.860 --> 1:19:10.270 And we get our explanation on why the Punisher got broke. Like, 1:19:10.290 --> 1:19:11.950 we didn't get one in season two, what happened to 1:19:11.970 --> 1:19:13.910 the Punisher. Because, you know, he was locked up with 1:19:13.950 --> 1:19:17.030 everybody else. Basically, Spider-Man broke him out on Staten Island. 1:19:17.410 --> 1:19:17.790 Helped him out. 1:19:18.470 --> 1:19:22.430 Oh, that's the... What happened. 1:19:21.070 --> 1:19:23.170 In Long Island or Staten Island? Staten Island, basically. 1:19:23.810 --> 1:19:24.050 Yeah. 1:19:24.070 --> 1:19:25.850 Because they don't say why. 1:19:25.870 --> 1:19:26.809 No, they don't say why. 1:19:26.830 --> 1:19:27.750 Which, that's okay. 1:19:28.610 --> 1:19:30.630 I was trying to piece it together a little bit, 1:19:31.229 --> 1:19:34.370 but I couldn't because they were talking over each other. While, like, 1:19:34.640 --> 1:19:37.480 They're trying to explain it to MJ, and she was 1:19:37.520 --> 1:19:38.780 just like, I just want to go home. 1:19:38.939 --> 1:19:40.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was funny. 1:19:41.020 --> 1:19:43.450 I couldn't get the story together because they were talking 1:19:43.490 --> 1:19:43.930 over each other. 1:19:43.950 --> 1:19:45.150 I thought that was good. 1:19:45.450 --> 1:19:47.330 I did too. It felt realistic. 1:19:48.910 --> 1:19:50.349 Their chemistry was really good here. 1:19:53.030 --> 1:19:56.689 And so he also is there using the technology that 1:19:56.710 --> 1:19:59.729 Frank has available to learn who the person is. And 1:19:59.770 --> 1:20:02.170 this is when we finally figure out that the person 1:20:02.189 --> 1:20:09.650 is Basically, messing with Spider-Man is Gene, Elaine, Honey. I 1:20:09.740 --> 1:20:12.650 know the theater went crazy for most of it. 1:20:12.850 --> 1:20:13.170 No? 1:20:13.270 --> 1:20:14.769 I was so mad. I was like, why are y'all 1:20:14.790 --> 1:20:17.350 not hype about this? Nobody said nothing. 1:20:17.410 --> 1:20:19.450 It was crickets. I was like, y'all must not be fans. 1:20:19.470 --> 1:20:20.830 Because I was like, what? 1:20:22.090 --> 1:20:26.269 I reacted the first time I watched it. And the 1:20:26.490 --> 1:20:29.750 second time, the theater reacted. The people next to me was. 1:20:29.710 --> 1:20:32.360 Like, oh, everybody's like, oh, yeah. So I. 1:20:33.570 --> 1:20:35.410 Maybe I was so loud when I reacted, I didn't 1:20:35.450 --> 1:20:40.849 hear everybody else react. But, yeah, I did not know 1:20:40.890 --> 1:20:43.110 who it was until they said it. So when they 1:20:43.130 --> 1:20:45.309 said it, I was like, oh, shit. 1:20:46.189 --> 1:20:46.570 So, yeah. 1:20:46.729 --> 1:20:50.400 I went to the fan event, and they definitely, oh, okay. 1:20:51.220 --> 1:20:53.160 The fan event, everybody's quiet for the most part because 1:20:53.180 --> 1:20:54.560 you don't want to miss nothing. 1:20:54.640 --> 1:20:57.380 So you react fast, but everybody was like, oh, okay. 1:20:57.400 --> 1:20:58.360 But I could hear it all around. 1:20:58.460 --> 1:20:59.460 I was so excited. 1:20:59.479 --> 1:20:59.939 That's how I was. 1:20:59.979 --> 1:21:03.560 Yeah. Yeah, this one had people engaged. It did. 1:21:03.640 --> 1:21:06.240 Like, it wasn't a lot of cheers and woo-hoos and 1:21:06.300 --> 1:21:06.960 all that type of stuff. 1:21:07.000 --> 1:21:09.460 It was just like, they were just in it. You 1:21:09.479 --> 1:21:09.980 know what I mean? 1:21:10.000 --> 1:21:12.600 So, yeah, that's how this one was different from a 1:21:12.640 --> 1:21:14.040 lot of other Spider-Man movies. 1:21:14.140 --> 1:21:16.240 I'm with you. My theater was dead silent, too. But 1:21:16.260 --> 1:21:18.530 when that happened, nobody said anything. I just went, oh. 1:21:18.560 --> 1:21:19.540 You could hear the murmurs. 1:21:20.600 --> 1:21:22.760 But, like I said, I don't usually figure shit out. 1:21:22.800 --> 1:21:24.220 I'm surprised that none of y'all did. 1:21:25.420 --> 1:21:26.979 I don't know how I missed it. When I watched 1:21:27.000 --> 1:21:29.730 it the second time, All of the clues were there. 1:21:29.850 --> 1:21:30.790 I had no idea. 1:21:30.850 --> 1:21:32.490 And I was like, how the hell did I miss this? 1:21:32.760 --> 1:21:34.180 I wasn't thinking about her as a villain. 1:21:35.220 --> 1:21:36.540 It would make sense. 1:21:36.580 --> 1:21:39.080 But I guess the only thing I can understand throwing 1:21:39.100 --> 1:21:41.360 it off is her age. Because I don't think we 1:21:41.390 --> 1:21:43.410 would think about Jean being that young. 1:21:43.630 --> 1:21:44.130 That part. 1:21:44.170 --> 1:21:47.330 So that was one of the questions that I'm left with, right? 1:21:47.410 --> 1:21:51.750 Because this is prior to Xavier's school, right? So I 1:21:51.790 --> 1:21:54.189 guess for me, I was like, I wouldn't have thought 1:21:54.229 --> 1:21:56.070 of her as a villain until she turns into the 1:21:56.090 --> 1:21:59.790 Dark Phoenix. So I was kind of like not expecting 1:21:59.990 --> 1:22:02.130 it to have actually, like not her in a villain 1:22:02.170 --> 1:22:02.750 type role. 1:22:02.790 --> 1:22:05.130 But think about her before actually getting trained at all. 1:22:05.820 --> 1:22:07.880 So that's how I would think about it. Yeah, I 1:22:07.880 --> 1:22:10.450 get it. Once it was revealed, I got it. 1:22:10.960 --> 1:22:15.360 But prior to, I would have had, yeah, I was clueless. 1:22:15.960 --> 1:22:20.889 And she killed somebody. Who did she kill? I'm trying 1:22:20.900 --> 1:22:24.110 to remember. Why you say it like that? 1:22:24.130 --> 1:22:25.189 A whole ass murderer. 1:22:25.450 --> 1:22:27.090 Who did she kill? I know she becomes a murderer. 1:22:27.170 --> 1:22:29.470 But who did she kill? She killed the dude in 1:22:29.490 --> 1:22:31.610 the street. The dude she possessed that got hit by 1:22:31.630 --> 1:22:32.250 a car. Oh, we don't know he died. 1:22:32.270 --> 1:22:32.850 He got hit by a car. 1:22:32.870 --> 1:22:36.339 It happens all the time in New York. They're used 1:22:36.360 --> 1:22:36.620 to it. 1:22:36.680 --> 1:22:38.660 And technically, he wasn't possessed when he died. 1:22:38.820 --> 1:22:40.160 Yeah, he was. 1:22:40.300 --> 1:22:40.420 So. 1:22:41.010 --> 1:22:42.690 I thought she came out and then he hit. 1:22:42.710 --> 1:22:44.510 Well, that would make him more of a murderer because 1:22:44.530 --> 1:22:45.530 that's really messed up. 1:22:45.550 --> 1:22:47.550 Yeah, she pulled him into the street and then came out. 1:22:47.590 --> 1:22:50.570 That dude probably got up and walked away. 1:22:50.630 --> 1:22:54.240 I've seen crackheads get hit by cars way harder. No, sir. 1:22:54.320 --> 1:22:54.720 No, sir. 1:22:55.620 --> 1:22:57.370 But it was like a bus, wasn't it? 1:22:57.400 --> 1:22:59.140 No, it was like a little sprint. 1:22:59.280 --> 1:23:02.320 I ain't on that bus. I ain't on that bus. 1:23:02.360 --> 1:23:04.880 Get up, shake it off, and just start doing the nay-nay. 1:23:05.360 --> 1:23:08.020 I think, well, so.... 1:23:10.260 --> 1:23:13.429 It's kind of smart what they did by making her 1:23:13.729 --> 1:23:14.320 a teenager. 1:23:14.479 --> 1:23:15.080 Yes, it is. 1:23:15.090 --> 1:23:19.410 Because now everybody can kind of grow up with stats, man. 1:23:20.050 --> 1:23:23.650 So I like that. The storyline made sense for her 1:23:23.689 --> 1:23:25.450 to be a villain. Yep. 1:23:25.570 --> 1:23:28.070 Because of what happened. So this was really, really well done. 1:23:28.090 --> 1:23:29.250 Really good, man. It was. 1:23:30.189 --> 1:23:32.200 They said it was a taxi, y'all. So I think 1:23:32.220 --> 1:23:32.720 he's okay. 1:23:33.200 --> 1:23:34.479 That's a big taxi. 1:23:34.640 --> 1:23:35.439 His back might be broke. 1:23:35.460 --> 1:23:36.059 He's like a fan. 1:23:36.160 --> 1:23:37.080 He's a little bruised up. 1:23:37.100 --> 1:23:37.679 Taxi fan. 1:23:37.800 --> 1:23:39.540 But he's okay. He's a little bruised up. 1:23:40.160 --> 1:23:41.760 I tried to stay... I just. 1:23:41.820 --> 1:23:43.680 I think while watching it, I just didn't want to 1:23:44.140 --> 1:23:45.060 believe in it. 1:23:45.060 --> 1:23:46.920 What if this is the origin of... What if that 1:23:46.939 --> 1:23:49.080 was Professor X? And that's how he's. 1:23:49.020 --> 1:23:52.170 Going to share it? All right, move on. All right. 1:23:52.210 --> 1:23:55.110 Don't be just dismissing my canon. That shit might be tight. 1:23:55.130 --> 1:23:55.390 Fuck y'all. 1:23:55.410 --> 1:23:56.710 That's fine. That's fine with that one. 1:23:56.770 --> 1:23:58.650 And then over the last couple of days, they've revealed 1:23:58.670 --> 1:24:00.630 some of the people... I know y'all can look later 1:24:00.650 --> 1:24:03.550 if y'all want to, but they got some... Some deadline 1:24:03.590 --> 1:24:06.210 revealed some of the castings for some of the X-Men characters. 1:24:06.270 --> 1:24:09.150 Oh, no, no. I want some of that. Yeah. 1:24:09.470 --> 1:24:13.450 I saw one by accident. Yeah. What do I need 1:24:13.470 --> 1:24:13.849 to avoid? 1:24:14.380 --> 1:24:16.320 Casting for X-Men. X-Men characters. 1:24:16.400 --> 1:24:17.860 I did see one of them, but one of them 1:24:17.900 --> 1:24:19.540 is good. They're probably going to reveal it because they 1:24:19.560 --> 1:24:22.720 got D23 coming. That's the next big Marvel reveal showcase, 1:24:22.740 --> 1:24:25.340 like that Comic-Con that they're going to do. So in 1:24:25.360 --> 1:24:27.280 a couple of weeks, it'll probably just get revealed anyway. 1:24:27.310 --> 1:24:29.310 I mean, that's not much of a spoiler. 1:24:29.330 --> 1:24:29.630 That's okay. 1:24:29.830 --> 1:24:31.030 That's what I'm saying. If you see, I'm just letting 1:24:31.050 --> 1:24:32.640 you know it's out there. Gotcha. 1:24:32.760 --> 1:24:33.720 I don't want to know. 1:24:34.840 --> 1:24:37.440 I mean, it's going to be everywhere. 1:24:37.460 --> 1:24:38.080 It's going to be everywhere. 1:24:38.180 --> 1:24:40.500 If you saw Tom Holland and Isaiah was married and 1:24:40.540 --> 1:24:42.080 all this other stuff, you're going to see the cast 1:24:42.140 --> 1:24:42.320 of X-Men. 1:24:42.340 --> 1:24:44.170 Yeah, X-Men is never going to be everywhere. I don't 1:24:44.189 --> 1:24:45.470 want to know. Just like when you find out about 1:24:45.490 --> 1:24:47.230 the new Black Panther, it's going to be everywhere when 1:24:47.270 --> 1:24:49.150 it comes out. Oh, that's what I saw was the 1:24:49.189 --> 1:24:50.570 new Black Panther. So I haven't seen any of the cast. 1:24:50.670 --> 1:24:52.650 But I think I did see something about who's going 1:24:52.670 --> 1:24:53.309 to be Beast. 1:24:53.590 --> 1:24:53.840 Yeah. 1:24:53.900 --> 1:24:54.139 Yeah. 1:24:54.960 --> 1:24:57.400 And Emma Stone. Oh, I did see that. 1:24:57.460 --> 1:24:57.780 Yeah. 1:24:57.820 --> 1:24:59.620 That's a good casting. Yeah, it was a good casting. 1:24:59.660 --> 1:25:00.480 That's a really good casting. 1:25:00.500 --> 1:25:01.060 All right, all right. 1:25:01.100 --> 1:25:03.299 I see what y'all doing. Yeah. 1:25:04.380 --> 1:25:07.980 So he eventually gets the inhibitor chip to work with 1:25:08.020 --> 1:25:10.090 the help of MJ, and she tells him that alternating 1:25:10.120 --> 1:25:14.150 his DNA is not necessary. Nay, what did this conversation 1:25:14.189 --> 1:25:18.390 say about their relationship, like their past relationship that they 1:25:18.430 --> 1:25:20.030 were having in the bedroom? 1:25:21.590 --> 1:25:23.950 I guess the only thing I really took from it 1:25:24.070 --> 1:25:28.439 is that I think I expected her to remember at 1:25:28.500 --> 1:25:32.300 some point based on this conversation, because Peter's the same 1:25:32.360 --> 1:25:35.420 Peter he was before MJ is technically the same MJ. 1:25:35.460 --> 1:25:37.780 So there's obviously going to be some sort of chemistry. 1:25:38.100 --> 1:25:39.420 And when she was like, you know, you just seem 1:25:39.460 --> 1:25:39.720 to me. 1:25:39.680 --> 1:25:40.660 Like a good guy. 1:25:40.680 --> 1:25:43.620 I was like, Oh, she's going to remember him. 1:25:43.640 --> 1:25:45.880 It made me think there was going to be like 1:25:45.920 --> 1:25:49.780 this big, happy ending at some point in time, which 1:25:49.820 --> 1:25:50.700 there still might be. 1:25:51.970 --> 1:25:57.740 So, so, well, I, I'll ask you this question then, 1:25:58.479 --> 1:26:00.210 Mike and Ken. 1:26:00.970 --> 1:26:03.929 The Punisher questions who she. 1:26:03.890 --> 1:26:04.349 Is to Peter. 1:26:04.630 --> 1:26:06.850 Like, bro, you could do a whole lot for some 1:26:06.890 --> 1:26:09.550 random person. Like, she over here, you protect her, you 1:26:09.590 --> 1:26:10.290 real worried. 1:26:10.890 --> 1:26:11.230 Yeah. 1:26:11.979 --> 1:26:16.320 Did this justify his involvement, this conversation, his involvement, like 1:26:16.360 --> 1:26:18.740 why it was good for Punisher to be the person 1:26:18.780 --> 1:26:22.500 to talk to Peter? Did this justify whose involvement? In 1:26:22.520 --> 1:26:24.120 the film, like having Punisher in this film. Because I 1:26:24.140 --> 1:26:26.730 know a lot of people complain that Peter hasn't really 1:26:26.770 --> 1:26:28.390 had his own film. He has to lean on these 1:26:28.450 --> 1:26:31.400 other characters like Doctor Strange and Iron Man. And people 1:26:31.420 --> 1:26:33.960 are complaining now they're putting the Punisher in here. Did 1:26:34.000 --> 1:26:36.439 it fit that the Punisher was in here? I mean, 1:26:36.460 --> 1:26:37.780 you don't have to think about the other stuff, but 1:26:37.800 --> 1:26:40.120 did this moment even make it fit more why the 1:26:40.140 --> 1:26:42.580 Punisher was here? I think it's just a little bit 1:26:42.640 --> 1:26:47.120 annoying that people are not really grasping that this dude 1:26:47.160 --> 1:26:50.070 has been kind of like having these powers and stuff 1:26:50.090 --> 1:26:51.630 since he was a teenager. 1:26:52.189 --> 1:26:54.960 He has not had a male role model. He's all 1:26:55.060 --> 1:26:57.200 over the place. His aunt just died. 1:26:57.620 --> 1:26:59.960 And now you dorks are like, why does he have 1:27:00.000 --> 1:27:02.320 to have Punisher? Because he needs somebody. 1:27:02.820 --> 1:27:06.200 He's 22, but he's probably, if we're really looking at it, 1:27:06.200 --> 1:27:09.580 he's probably emotionally stunted because he's had a lot of 1:27:09.740 --> 1:27:12.269 effed up stuff happen for him. Now, the fact that 1:27:12.280 --> 1:27:14.950 he's partnered up with Frank is probably not the best person, 1:27:15.470 --> 1:27:18.130 but Frank gave him solid advice in this moment. You're 1:27:18.610 --> 1:27:20.849 doing a lot of shit for some woman that you're 1:27:20.950 --> 1:27:23.700 acting like you don't really know like that. And it's 1:27:23.740 --> 1:27:27.340 Jon Bernthal, so y'all can go suck an egg. 1:27:27.700 --> 1:27:29.550 Jon Bernthal in anything. I don't want to hear what 1:27:29.570 --> 1:27:33.450 you're going to say. Jon Bernthal is the man. He's 1:27:33.510 --> 1:27:36.880 so good. And as Punisher, he was perfect in this film. 1:27:37.740 --> 1:27:40.140 And I don't know much about Punisher, but you can 1:27:40.200 --> 1:27:42.860 deduce just from a little bit that he's lost people too. 1:27:43.490 --> 1:27:48.690 So it made a lot of sense. It's like if 1:27:48.750 --> 1:27:52.969 Spider-Man didn't have anybody to lean on and didn't develop 1:27:53.050 --> 1:27:55.650 any relationships, he would become who the Punisher is. 1:27:55.710 --> 1:27:57.390 So I think it made a lot of sense. 1:27:57.950 --> 1:28:01.620 That was my point. He's telling them, bro, you think 1:28:01.640 --> 1:28:02.400 this is just cool? 1:28:02.420 --> 1:28:05.720 This is a sentence. You have people. that you could 1:28:05.740 --> 1:28:08.680 talk to and depend on and you're running away from them. 1:28:08.880 --> 1:28:10.600 And he's telling them, you don't want to be like me. 1:28:10.720 --> 1:28:11.020 Right. 1:28:11.220 --> 1:28:14.570 Like, and if you keep at this pace of acting 1:28:14.610 --> 1:28:17.790 like MJ ain't nobody that you care about and that 1:28:17.810 --> 1:28:20.189 you don't need personal connections, you're going to be just 1:28:20.250 --> 1:28:24.350 like me living in a fucking submarine by myself eating 1:28:24.390 --> 1:28:27.580 sardines and crying and looking at pictures on the wall. 1:28:27.939 --> 1:28:30.320 This was, man, this was too good. You disagree, Ken? 1:28:30.920 --> 1:28:33.900 No, you know, I'm cool with that. I just, I 1:28:33.900 --> 1:28:35.320 thought it was funny that he couldn't count. 1:28:36.010 --> 1:28:36.200 Who? 1:28:37.350 --> 1:28:37.570 Me? 1:28:38.189 --> 1:28:39.290 No, Craig Castle. 1:28:39.800 --> 1:28:40.460 What couldn't he count? 1:28:40.479 --> 1:28:41.980 There's only two rules in the submarine. 1:28:42.439 --> 1:28:44.460 And she was like, so three rules. 1:28:44.479 --> 1:28:46.540 Oh, that was actually funny. That was funny. 1:28:47.040 --> 1:28:47.740 She's still MJ. 1:28:48.140 --> 1:28:49.179 And it's just comics, man. 1:28:49.200 --> 1:28:52.570 Like, niggas act like heroes don't show up in a 1:28:52.610 --> 1:28:54.250 damn comic for no reason. 1:28:54.370 --> 1:28:56.269 I saw the same complaints. I'm like, bruh. 1:28:56.670 --> 1:28:58.389 I get the Iron Man, like he's Iron Man Jr. 1:28:58.490 --> 1:29:00.150 and you want him to be grounded. I understand that. 1:29:00.330 --> 1:29:02.349 He's grounded now, so I don't really care if there's 1:29:02.390 --> 1:29:04.980 another character in the story with him. 1:29:05.140 --> 1:29:06.880 As long as it's still his story. 1:29:07.020 --> 1:29:11.480 Didn't they team up with this storyline? 1:29:11.640 --> 1:29:15.980 They've teamed up multiple times. Him, Daredevil, Street Level, they 1:29:16.010 --> 1:29:17.850 team up all the time. It's just a silly complaint. 1:29:17.890 --> 1:29:19.809 I saw people saying the same thing. Hulk is in 1:29:19.850 --> 1:29:22.610 it now. There's all these cameos. Have you ever read 1:29:22.630 --> 1:29:24.410 a comic book in your entire life? It's okay if 1:29:24.450 --> 1:29:26.960 you haven't, but just Have fun with it. 1:29:26.960 --> 1:29:27.720 Who cares? 1:29:28.700 --> 1:29:29.740 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:29:30.100 --> 1:29:33.139 I can see if they stole the show. Like, you know, 1:29:33.160 --> 1:29:35.229 like Mando did Boba Fett. I can see that being 1:29:35.240 --> 1:29:38.110 an issue. But this, they were co-leads. 1:29:38.270 --> 1:29:38.809 It worked. 1:29:39.290 --> 1:29:42.170 I mean, every scene Punisher was in, I was like, God. 1:29:42.229 --> 1:29:44.910 It was great. Yeah, y'all need to relax and just 1:29:44.930 --> 1:29:45.650 have a good time. 1:29:47.110 --> 1:29:50.510 So Spider-Man is then needed by Damage Control because Gene 1:29:50.530 --> 1:29:54.370 is now there and attacking the building with a surprise 1:29:54.410 --> 1:29:58.660 help of the Hulk. Rod, man, how'd you feel about 1:29:58.720 --> 1:30:02.900 finally seeing, I guess, the real Hulk is the best. 1:30:02.770 --> 1:30:06.450 Way to say it. Yeah, yeah. I knew immediately what 1:30:06.490 --> 1:30:07.570 was going on in this moment. 1:30:07.590 --> 1:30:08.950 I was like, oh, she got the Hulk. 1:30:09.130 --> 1:30:13.509 Oh, my God. And the way they act, like, the, yes. Dude. 1:30:13.689 --> 1:30:18.030 Like, throughout the whole scenes, you just hear this constant knocking. 1:30:18.729 --> 1:30:22.720 Man, that was so, so good. Did you realize that 1:30:22.780 --> 1:30:23.540 it was the Hulk? 1:30:24.860 --> 1:30:27.030 I mean, yeah. Oh, man. 1:30:27.260 --> 1:30:27.520 What? 1:30:28.040 --> 1:30:30.060 This was the one cameo I could have done without. 1:30:30.080 --> 1:30:32.620 Oh, no. Absolutely not, Nate. 1:30:32.640 --> 1:30:34.760 I'm sorry. No. I mean. 1:30:34.800 --> 1:30:35.360 Yeah, why? 1:30:35.380 --> 1:30:37.559 The Hulk is cool. The Hulk is cool. 1:30:38.020 --> 1:30:38.360 Again. 1:30:38.380 --> 1:30:40.479 Hulk is definitely a dude character, though. 1:30:40.520 --> 1:30:42.179 Yeah, it's definitely a dude character. 1:30:42.240 --> 1:30:45.220 And again, I'm not necessarily here for the action and 1:30:45.560 --> 1:30:49.100 the blow up just for the sake of, ooh, look. 1:30:49.560 --> 1:30:51.969 And I think sometimes, like, I like Hulk, especially as 1:30:52.010 --> 1:30:55.650 a kid. Like, Hulk was cool. Everybody loves the Hulk. But, like, 1:30:57.050 --> 1:30:58.700 He's just there to wreck shit. 1:31:00.560 --> 1:31:04.300 It's because you haven't had a story of the tragedy before. 1:31:05.050 --> 1:31:05.510 Okay, sure. 1:31:05.590 --> 1:31:06.750 He's got the same issue as. 1:31:06.979 --> 1:31:08.300 Yeah, I get... No, I get. 1:31:08.410 --> 1:31:11.140 I get the whole inhibitor situation and the fact that 1:31:11.180 --> 1:31:14.140 he's done what Spider-Man's essentially trying to do and how 1:31:14.180 --> 1:31:16.240 all of that tech falls into each other. 1:31:16.880 --> 1:31:18.340 Like, did he die at the end? I was just 1:31:18.360 --> 1:31:20.400 kind of... It just didn't... I know. 1:31:20.240 --> 1:31:21.099 He did, but. 1:31:21.380 --> 1:31:24.400 He don't have to be alone because anytime he forms a. 1:31:24.540 --> 1:31:27.620 That part I didn't get. Thank you, Mike. Okay. 1:31:29.360 --> 1:31:29.679 Sure. 1:31:29.760 --> 1:31:32.559 That he's always got to be alone because he's afraid 1:31:32.580 --> 1:31:34.360 whenever he turns, he's going to hurt people, which is 1:31:34.520 --> 1:31:38.360 ultimately what Spider-Man's issue is. He's trying to ostracize himself 1:31:38.420 --> 1:31:41.360 and be isolated so that he doesn't hurt anybody, which is, 1:31:41.820 --> 1:31:42.059 thank you. 1:31:42.120 --> 1:31:44.429 Everybody they put in this movie had that same type 1:31:44.450 --> 1:31:44.670 of issue. 1:31:44.689 --> 1:31:45.190 Look at that. 1:31:45.210 --> 1:31:47.150 And the one time he could have got some, she died. 1:31:47.170 --> 1:31:48.510 I'm learning new things. 1:31:48.530 --> 1:31:51.190 That's why the motherfucker threw that damn bitch 38 miles. 1:31:51.210 --> 1:31:53.930 Because he was like, the one time I had an 1:31:53.970 --> 1:31:55.950 emotional connection to somebody, she died and I wasn't even there. 1:31:56.479 --> 1:31:58.600 The Hulk is a very tragic character. And this was 1:31:58.660 --> 1:32:01.270 really good. In my opinion. Do that desk at that nigga. 1:32:01.290 --> 1:32:05.330 Bro, that was so good. That shit made me laugh, bro. 1:32:05.750 --> 1:32:08.089 What the shit, man? What you doing, man? That nigga disappeared. 1:32:08.130 --> 1:32:11.390 When he got big like that. I didn't know you 1:32:11.410 --> 1:32:13.950 could get this big. Yeah. I didn't know you could 1:32:13.979 --> 1:32:14.480 get this big. 1:32:14.520 --> 1:32:14.820 Yeah. 1:32:16.600 --> 1:32:18.380 Even the fact that his pants didn't tear, that used 1:32:18.400 --> 1:32:20.520 to bother me. But even in this moment, I was like, 1:32:20.600 --> 1:32:21.140 I don't even care. 1:32:21.160 --> 1:32:22.040 They tore his hair, though. 1:32:22.400 --> 1:32:24.849 Bruh. He got 38. That dude would have been. 1:32:24.890 --> 1:32:27.250 But it was like the comics version where he put 1:32:27.270 --> 1:32:28.350 something at the knees. 1:32:28.390 --> 1:32:30.070 I thought that was dope. 1:32:35.310 --> 1:32:37.729 It was dope, but them pants would have been gone, bruh. 1:32:37.910 --> 1:32:41.500 But this whole part when he just started getting bigger 1:32:42.020 --> 1:32:45.160 and bigger and bigger. I was in the theater like, 1:32:45.300 --> 1:32:46.939 oh my God, this is crazy. 1:32:47.380 --> 1:32:50.470 John Burr thought it was good. When he's grown. He was. 1:32:50.510 --> 1:32:52.450 I don't care about people getting mad about him making 1:32:52.470 --> 1:32:54.350 a joke. It was perfectly landed. 1:32:54.430 --> 1:32:55.450 It was. Perfectly landed. 1:32:55.490 --> 1:32:56.809 I don't know why they thought it was him, but 1:32:56.850 --> 1:32:57.269 that was Jean Grey. 1:32:57.330 --> 1:32:58.010 Who was Jean Grey? 1:32:58.330 --> 1:33:00.639 Oh, because she was inhabiting him at that point. 1:33:00.729 --> 1:33:03.940 No, you're talking about when he first came in the scene, right? 1:33:04.220 --> 1:33:04.740 When what now? 1:33:05.200 --> 1:33:07.240 I think you're talking about... When I said good luck 1:33:07.260 --> 1:33:09.620 with that. Oh, I was talking about different parts. You 1:33:09.650 --> 1:33:11.580 were talking about when he first came to the... To 1:33:11.600 --> 1:33:12.000 the building. 1:33:12.420 --> 1:33:15.000 No, I was talking about when they were both hiding 1:33:15.460 --> 1:33:18.059 and Punisher laid out the plan and Peter was like, 1:33:18.080 --> 1:33:22.339 that's because you don't want to fight the Hulk. Which 1:33:22.360 --> 1:33:24.020 people might be mad at that, but if you really 1:33:24.080 --> 1:33:26.679 think about it, Punisher doesn't fight people like this. 1:33:27.240 --> 1:33:28.540 He just shoots regular people. 1:33:28.600 --> 1:33:30.580 So him seeing the Hulk, he's going to be like, 1:33:30.660 --> 1:33:31.660 I don't want to deal with this. 1:33:32.280 --> 1:33:34.150 So are you telling me that people were upset about that? 1:33:34.320 --> 1:33:35.599 Oh, you know they are, Ken. 1:33:35.620 --> 1:33:37.350 People are upset about everything. You got to think about it. 1:33:37.790 --> 1:33:40.770 The people who idolize Punisher aren't the best people. 1:33:41.090 --> 1:33:43.320 That's a fact. And so they want Punisher to just 1:33:43.380 --> 1:33:47.500 wreck everything. Shoot him, man. Just kill him, dude. That's 1:33:47.540 --> 1:33:49.540 how they think about Punisher. 1:33:49.720 --> 1:33:50.080 Okay. 1:33:50.100 --> 1:33:51.040 But they don't read the comics. 1:33:51.120 --> 1:33:53.320 And they don't get the tragedy of what he really 1:33:53.510 --> 1:33:55.439 is and who he's supposed to be. 1:33:55.490 --> 1:33:56.670 It's not even like the tragedy. 1:33:56.710 --> 1:33:59.010 It's more so like if you're a pig, why would 1:33:59.050 --> 1:34:00.990 you think that Punisher would like you? 1:34:01.530 --> 1:34:04.219 Punisher hates you. I get all that. But they don't. 1:34:04.270 --> 1:34:04.849 That's the problem. 1:34:04.910 --> 1:34:07.960 Y'all are layers deep than this really has to be. 1:34:09.160 --> 1:34:10.610 This is the Hulk. 1:34:11.070 --> 1:34:11.630 But he doesn't know. 1:34:11.670 --> 1:34:15.370 Hulk smash. No, the fans should know that there's nothing 1:34:15.430 --> 1:34:15.950 that could. 1:34:15.830 --> 1:34:18.030 Beat the Hulk. Okay, but you just said we were 1:34:18.070 --> 1:34:20.390 layers deep, but you missed a layer. They're not fans, Ken. 1:34:20.970 --> 1:34:24.680 These are average normies that just like the Punisher because 1:34:24.700 --> 1:34:25.420 they think he's a. 1:34:25.460 --> 1:34:27.900 Cool cop, and he's not. That's all. 1:34:28.860 --> 1:34:30.620 Okay, we don't have to say that. I'm just stuck 1:34:30.660 --> 1:34:32.640 with the logic of the fact that, like. 1:34:33.170 --> 1:34:34.089 Some things aren't logical. 1:34:34.110 --> 1:34:36.800 When he walked in shooting. Even Peter Parker was like, man, 1:34:36.820 --> 1:34:40.880 stop shooting that shit. He's like, you know what I'm saying? 1:34:40.960 --> 1:34:44.400 That was so funny, but it made sense. 1:34:44.479 --> 1:34:45.400 Exactly. 1:34:45.420 --> 1:34:49.070 Peter would get so frustrated with him, and I thought it. 1:34:49.290 --> 1:34:50.070 Was so cute. 1:34:50.110 --> 1:34:50.330 It was. 1:34:50.570 --> 1:34:51.769 It felt realistic. 1:34:51.790 --> 1:34:52.259 It did. 1:34:52.310 --> 1:34:55.130 What else would Punisher do? All he has is guns. 1:34:55.510 --> 1:34:55.570 Oh! 1:34:55.590 --> 1:34:59.250 Right. And it wasn't doing anything. But it made sense. 1:34:59.330 --> 1:35:01.349 It was so good. It was dope the way he 1:35:01.450 --> 1:35:04.160 jumped and he whipped. He like, he went and dragged 1:35:04.200 --> 1:35:05.969 that nigga. And he was on there and shooting him. 1:35:06.020 --> 1:35:06.520 Come on. 1:35:06.680 --> 1:35:08.500 I was like, ooh, that shit tough. How could you 1:35:08.520 --> 1:35:12.280 complain about that part? It was so good. Even Spike 1:35:12.320 --> 1:35:13.200 had to like this part. 1:35:13.260 --> 1:35:13.410 It is. 1:35:13.420 --> 1:35:14.360 Some of those shots was fire. 1:35:14.439 --> 1:35:14.679 See? 1:35:14.920 --> 1:35:17.980 That spot, when he was running and they made it 1:35:18.030 --> 1:35:19.250 like the shot turn. 1:35:19.270 --> 1:35:23.590 Oh my God. I was like, oh, this shit is dope, bro. 1:35:23.689 --> 1:35:24.870 And then he did the whole clap. 1:35:25.920 --> 1:35:27.340 And we finally got to see it. It's only the 1:35:27.360 --> 1:35:30.400 second time, but that was dope. That was really dope. 1:35:30.420 --> 1:35:31.260 All this was just. 1:35:31.540 --> 1:35:31.860 Oh, man. 1:35:31.920 --> 1:35:32.710 It was A1. 1:35:32.700 --> 1:35:35.760 They didn't pull back on him. They let him lose 1:35:36.640 --> 1:35:39.599 not too much because he wasn't angry, angry, but enough 1:35:39.620 --> 1:35:39.860 to be. 1:35:39.800 --> 1:35:41.080 Like, don't fuck with Hulk. 1:35:41.280 --> 1:35:44.240 And I like how even Gene wasn't able to control him. 1:35:44.240 --> 1:35:45.360 He's like, get out. Yeah. 1:35:45.400 --> 1:35:45.750 Whatever. 1:35:45.810 --> 1:35:49.070 So I thought that just shows how strong the Hulk is. 1:35:49.930 --> 1:35:51.830 When Peter got, or Spider-Man, whatever, got the. 1:35:53.400 --> 1:35:55.800 The shocker thing. And he got that one good lick. 1:35:55.860 --> 1:35:57.059 And I was like, okay, that's how he's going to 1:35:57.080 --> 1:35:57.500 defeat him. 1:35:57.960 --> 1:36:03.530 And when he jumped, I was like, no! 1:36:04.170 --> 1:36:06.430 You better just run, bro. You're not going to win 1:36:06.470 --> 1:36:09.470 this battle. He loved him for real. You thought it 1:36:09.490 --> 1:36:10.990 was going to happen the second time. He's like, I 1:36:11.030 --> 1:36:15.950 let you have that one. You're not about to have two. 1:36:16.090 --> 1:36:18.690 I'm hoping that this actually lets them create something where 1:36:18.729 --> 1:36:21.930 Hulk goes crazy and doomsday a Secret Wars because He 1:36:21.970 --> 1:36:27.469 said she unlocked something that wasn't supposed to happen. 1:36:27.670 --> 1:36:28.030 Yeah. 1:36:28.270 --> 1:36:30.870 I talked to TJ about that. He was kind of 1:36:30.890 --> 1:36:31.990 giving me some. 1:36:33.470 --> 1:36:35.970 Insight. Well, he was kind of saying that that's going 1:36:35.990 --> 1:36:36.889 to play a major role. 1:36:37.729 --> 1:36:40.530 I was thinking so, too. Yeah, because remember at the end, 1:36:40.550 --> 1:36:43.410 he felt so upset. He was like, did anybody die? 1:36:43.450 --> 1:36:46.600 Did I hurt anybody? That's going to play into whatever 1:36:46.640 --> 1:36:49.560 happens after this. That's the one thing he didn't want 1:36:49.600 --> 1:36:50.439 was to hurt somebody. 1:36:50.460 --> 1:36:50.700 Yeah. 1:36:52.410 --> 1:36:55.460 Mark Ruffalo's a really good Bruce Banner. He's the best 1:36:55.479 --> 1:36:56.099 Bruce Banner. 1:36:56.120 --> 1:36:59.420 He was perfectly cast for this. And has been for 1:36:59.500 --> 1:37:00.120 quite a while. 1:37:01.420 --> 1:37:02.880 And they keep trying to get him out of here 1:37:02.900 --> 1:37:07.800 because of what he do offline. It's ridiculous. At the 1:37:07.840 --> 1:37:15.089 damn near dying, Spider-Man returns upstairs to Jean Grey. He 1:37:15.270 --> 1:37:17.469 captures her, but then he goes back to the Punisher's 1:37:17.510 --> 1:37:20.190 hideout where he finds MJ has found the letter. 1:37:21.439 --> 1:37:22.479 This part was too good. 1:37:22.510 --> 1:37:22.700 Man. 1:37:22.990 --> 1:37:26.050 Jesus Christ, man. Is this where you got him also, though? Oh, 1:37:26.070 --> 1:37:27.730 he cried. He cried at this part. 1:37:27.830 --> 1:37:29.610 Any of these got me emotional. 1:37:29.770 --> 1:37:33.229 Any of the MJ and Peter scenes. 1:37:33.350 --> 1:37:35.970 It's good, man. They're really good. Yeah. You can tell 1:37:36.030 --> 1:37:41.850 that they have something. Their chemistry. Off camera. Because the 1:37:42.189 --> 1:37:44.370 stuff before they went to, he went there. 1:37:44.880 --> 1:37:46.549 Where they were going back and forth when he was 1:37:46.689 --> 1:37:48.490 trying to make the inhibitor or whatever. 1:37:48.510 --> 1:37:48.670 Oh, yeah. 1:37:48.850 --> 1:37:50.310 And she was telling him how he messed it up. 1:37:50.350 --> 1:37:52.990 Yeah, that seemed so natural. It did. It seemed like 1:37:53.010 --> 1:37:56.189 we had insight to a conversation that was happening. Yeah. Like, 1:37:56.250 --> 1:37:56.950 it was really good. 1:37:56.970 --> 1:37:58.849 It was good. 1:37:59.160 --> 1:38:00.640 I just know the part of Rowan that said, I 1:38:00.660 --> 1:38:03.540 love you. And she just kept talking. And you just 1:38:03.560 --> 1:38:04.360 feel it back and forth. 1:38:04.479 --> 1:38:07.160 Like, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but I 1:38:07.180 --> 1:38:10.240 don't love you. I don't even know you. That shit, like, damn. 1:38:10.470 --> 1:38:10.770 Damn. 1:38:11.229 --> 1:38:12.630 And then I got to take your ass home. 1:38:12.870 --> 1:38:15.610 That was the most awkward. That was so good. 1:38:15.650 --> 1:38:16.219 Can you take me home? 1:38:16.560 --> 1:38:18.860 It's like the most awkward car ride, but not a 1:38:18.900 --> 1:38:19.540 car ride. 1:38:19.560 --> 1:38:23.600 And they lingered on it for so long. 1:38:23.660 --> 1:38:25.389 They let you see it from both angles, like him 1:38:25.410 --> 1:38:28.530 swinging in the air and her like just holding on 1:38:28.570 --> 1:38:29.200 to him like it. 1:38:29.180 --> 1:38:31.760 Was like i gotta straddle you and wrap my arms 1:38:31.820 --> 1:38:34.480 around your neck in the air. 1:38:34.800 --> 1:38:36.640 And the silent like you were just saying the silence 1:38:36.680 --> 1:38:37.840 made it so much better. 1:38:37.700 --> 1:38:40.260 Because all you hear is the yeah the web yeah 1:38:40.400 --> 1:38:42.979 over and over you felt his heartbreak you did. 1:38:43.360 --> 1:38:46.939 Yeah, that was really good direction right there, man, to just. 1:38:46.939 --> 1:38:47.980 Make it quiet like that. 1:38:48.280 --> 1:38:50.880 And that's a really good point, like a silent ride home. 1:38:50.939 --> 1:38:54.010 Yeah. Like, that's exactly what it felt like. 1:38:54.090 --> 1:38:56.430 When she kept saying, when she was referring to the 1:38:56.530 --> 1:39:00.750 other MJ in third person, that was really good writing, too, 1:39:00.770 --> 1:39:03.570 because it's just like, I don't know, you could just 1:39:03.630 --> 1:39:05.950 see on Peter's face that he's like, damn, you really 1:39:06.010 --> 1:39:08.880 don't have any connection here. 1:39:09.340 --> 1:39:10.150 This was too good, man. 1:39:10.180 --> 1:39:14.120 Oh, man, that's what... But Gene did to him on 1:39:14.140 --> 1:39:14.660 the rooftop. 1:39:14.680 --> 1:39:16.120 She's like, there's no memories. 1:39:16.740 --> 1:39:19.559 Nothing. There's nothing in here. Come on, man. 1:39:20.820 --> 1:39:21.240 Nothing. 1:39:21.300 --> 1:39:24.750 Peter got to find a woman to put hands on Gene. 1:39:24.790 --> 1:39:25.710 You can't do that. 1:39:28.350 --> 1:39:29.870 That was foul, bro. 1:39:30.090 --> 1:39:35.050 I mean, but yes, with the Gene and stuff. 1:39:35.070 --> 1:39:38.860 But I mean, when Zendaya was talking, MJ was talking like, 1:39:39.479 --> 1:39:42.860 You can't get mad about anything that she's saying. Like, 1:39:42.960 --> 1:39:46.820 it's quite honest. And she did it as politely as 1:39:46.900 --> 1:39:47.660 she could. 1:39:47.680 --> 1:39:50.060 Wait, who did? Oh, no, I wasn't mad at the 1:39:50.120 --> 1:39:50.300 MJ part. 1:39:50.340 --> 1:39:52.580 Yeah, but I'm just saying, like, that's part of what 1:39:52.620 --> 1:39:53.880 made it so emotional. 1:39:53.939 --> 1:39:55.500 It's like, damn. 1:39:55.560 --> 1:39:57.220 You can feel her not trying to hurt his feelings, 1:39:57.280 --> 1:39:58.700 but I got to be honest with you. She wasn't 1:39:58.720 --> 1:40:01.309 being mean at all. At all. Gene was being mean. 1:40:01.320 --> 1:40:03.130 She's like, did you want me to find this? 1:40:03.229 --> 1:40:04.370 Like, was this part. 1:40:04.229 --> 1:40:04.889 Of the plan? 1:40:05.530 --> 1:40:07.170 I did think about that, but I'm pretty sure he didn't. 1:40:07.189 --> 1:40:08.350 Yeah, he didn't. Right. 1:40:08.580 --> 1:40:08.860 Spike. 1:40:08.880 --> 1:40:10.080 I told him to take off the mask. Like, no, 1:40:10.100 --> 1:40:12.139 I want to speak to Peter Parker. Oh, yeah. 1:40:12.180 --> 1:40:14.390 So I deserve to have the conversation with Peter. Oh, 1:40:14.400 --> 1:40:15.090 my God. 1:40:15.600 --> 1:40:16.849 Tenday is so good. 1:40:17.630 --> 1:40:17.950 Spike. 1:40:19.390 --> 1:40:21.250 Was it fair for her to be like, you know, 1:40:21.270 --> 1:40:22.750 you can come upstairs and talk to Ned if you 1:40:22.770 --> 1:40:23.090 want to. 1:40:27.150 --> 1:40:29.090 I think that goes to what y'all was saying. 1:40:29.110 --> 1:40:31.290 She really wasn't trying to be mean to her, this feelings. 1:40:31.390 --> 1:40:33.790 And she understood that if that part of the story, 1:40:33.910 --> 1:40:36.430 what she read was true, then Ned is her, his 1:40:36.490 --> 1:40:37.010 friend too. 1:40:37.070 --> 1:40:37.189 So. 1:40:37.720 --> 1:40:40.970 I know if you miss me, then you definitely probably 1:40:41.050 --> 1:40:45.130 miss him as well. So, yeah, live bygones, be bygones, 1:40:45.170 --> 1:40:46.589 and hang with your homeboy. 1:40:46.610 --> 1:40:48.130 Man, I would have loved it. I'm like, I'll see 1:40:48.150 --> 1:40:49.030 that nigga another day. 1:40:50.550 --> 1:40:52.050 I know where y'all live at now. I'm going to 1:40:52.070 --> 1:40:55.650 go home. I'll let you know maybe. I might come by, 1:40:55.750 --> 1:40:57.050 give you a heads up when I'm going to come by. 1:40:57.070 --> 1:40:58.640 The last thing he needed was to be alone in 1:40:58.680 --> 1:41:01.140 this room. So I like the fact that he did 1:41:01.180 --> 1:41:02.000 go upstairs. 1:41:02.200 --> 1:41:02.820 And enjoy himself. 1:41:03.160 --> 1:41:05.200 Yeah, and he enjoyed himself. It balances out the tone. 1:41:05.260 --> 1:41:10.400 I'm saying as a person. You'd have been too in 1:41:10.420 --> 1:41:10.849 your bag. 1:41:10.979 --> 1:41:13.330 I had to bring you back here. I'm towing up. 1:41:13.360 --> 1:41:14.860 Let me just go ahead home. Are you going to 1:41:14.880 --> 1:41:17.519 draw me a picture? Fuck out of here. What are 1:41:17.560 --> 1:41:20.800 you talking about? We look like best friends, man. You're 1:41:20.820 --> 1:41:22.000 playing with me, girl. 1:41:22.500 --> 1:41:25.740 You know I love you, girl. It was the best 1:41:25.780 --> 1:41:27.100 thing that he could have done, though. 1:41:27.240 --> 1:41:29.160 Yep, it was. It was a good scene. 1:41:29.360 --> 1:41:33.410 I also love reinforcing how great Well, the kind of 1:41:33.430 --> 1:41:35.970 person that Peter Parker is when he tells her, I 1:41:36.030 --> 1:41:36.710 kissed her. 1:41:36.910 --> 1:41:37.370 Oh, yeah. 1:41:37.650 --> 1:41:40.210 Loved that. I just want you to know I didn't 1:41:40.270 --> 1:41:43.350 know that you weren't her. That was too good. I'm sorry. Yes. 1:41:43.950 --> 1:41:46.850 I was like, look at Peter, man. 1:41:46.930 --> 1:41:48.770 Well, he learned his lesson because he didn't tell her 1:41:48.790 --> 1:41:50.429 the last time she filed a letter. He was like, 1:41:50.450 --> 1:41:52.770 all right, well, shit, I didn't want to get caught twice. 1:41:53.330 --> 1:41:53.930 That wasn't the same. 1:41:53.950 --> 1:41:54.390 All right. 1:41:55.530 --> 1:42:04.850 I hate you sometimes. But this right here. 1:42:05.610 --> 1:42:09.880 This gives Peter the insight that she doesn't know what happened. 1:42:10.280 --> 1:42:13.200 And so that Mitzer was actually lying about what happened 1:42:13.220 --> 1:42:13.700 with Jean Graham. 1:42:13.720 --> 1:42:13.920 I'm dumb. 1:42:14.080 --> 1:42:17.060 They got me. I was like, I don't get it. Wait, what? 1:42:17.420 --> 1:42:17.720 Uh-oh. 1:42:17.860 --> 1:42:18.420 Thank God. 1:42:18.520 --> 1:42:22.650 I wasn't going to get the right treatment. 1:42:24.030 --> 1:42:28.170 So when he tells her that he kissed her and 1:42:28.350 --> 1:42:28.830 he didn't know. 1:42:28.870 --> 1:42:34.809 She's like, I don't remember anything that happened. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:42:34.830 --> 1:42:37.910 Put it together that he lied. It took me a minute. 1:42:38.370 --> 1:42:44.400 I was like, I don't understand. Stop it! I knew 1:42:44.439 --> 1:42:45.360 he was lying. 1:42:46.260 --> 1:42:46.800 When he did it. 1:42:47.260 --> 1:42:49.420 I did too, but I didn't get how Peter figured 1:42:49.479 --> 1:42:51.420 it out in that moment. I was like, I don't understand. 1:42:51.580 --> 1:42:53.019 Gotcha, gotcha. 1:42:54.010 --> 1:42:57.170 So, from here, we start to get the backstory of 1:42:57.210 --> 1:43:00.750 Jean Grey and her sister. Nate, did this help you 1:43:01.280 --> 1:43:04.349 help empathize with Jean's backstory, like learning more about Jean 1:43:04.390 --> 1:43:05.990 and why she did what. 1:43:05.910 --> 1:43:06.270 She was doing. 1:43:06.710 --> 1:43:07.330 I mean, yeah. 1:43:07.610 --> 1:43:10.820 Truth be told, I empathized beforehand because I'm just familiar 1:43:10.840 --> 1:43:13.460 with Jean Grey. So, like I said, I just had, 1:43:13.800 --> 1:43:16.040 once I realized that this is, oh, this is before 1:43:16.140 --> 1:43:18.680 she goes to the school, I was kind of like, oh, 1:43:18.700 --> 1:43:20.559 she just got all these crazy powers and she don't 1:43:20.580 --> 1:43:23.519 really have no control over them anyway. So, no, it definitely, 1:43:23.900 --> 1:43:26.570 I kind of empathized, but it made me understand what 1:43:26.610 --> 1:43:31.450 her motive was. So, yeah, so understanding what her motives 1:43:31.570 --> 1:43:35.170 were and this really is just an anti-hero. 1:43:38.370 --> 1:43:40.110 So, we almost there, y'all. We almost there. 1:43:40.750 --> 1:43:43.929 It's then revealed that Mitzer has been experimenting on Sarah. 1:43:43.950 --> 1:43:46.189 And he's about to do the same thing to Gene. 1:43:47.900 --> 1:43:50.599 And she is repeatedly asking where V-Max is. 1:43:50.900 --> 1:43:51.559 This is perfect. 1:43:52.680 --> 1:43:58.800 Kent, how'd you feel about this whole scene of them 1:43:58.820 --> 1:44:00.840 going back and forth and him doing the experimentation? 1:44:02.320 --> 1:44:05.879 I thought it was dope. You know, it definitely. 1:44:06.350 --> 1:44:11.220 of course, thought about experimentation that happened on people historically 1:44:11.479 --> 1:44:12.780 in the real world. 1:44:12.900 --> 1:44:14.559 It showed their evil side. 1:44:15.660 --> 1:44:19.380 And we understood, even all the way up to her 1:44:19.400 --> 1:44:21.900 looking at the vent and seeing VMAX and flipping out. 1:44:22.479 --> 1:44:23.740 I thought all of that was dope. 1:44:24.120 --> 1:44:26.080 And just even the things that he was saying, like, 1:44:26.120 --> 1:44:29.729 this is your sister's legacy, never answering the question directly 1:44:29.750 --> 1:44:32.210 about what happened to the sister, all of this stuff, 1:44:32.229 --> 1:44:37.090 even though I don't think she necessarily did. But using 1:44:37.189 --> 1:44:42.030 this as a way to trigger the rest of her powers. 1:44:42.710 --> 1:44:45.370 That was the thing that I liked because we saw 1:44:45.939 --> 1:44:50.939 on the scale on the computer screen almost 400 times that. 1:44:51.220 --> 1:44:54.059 And she went from being just a telepath from what 1:44:54.100 --> 1:44:57.780 we've seen in the movie to now a telekinetic as well. 1:44:58.360 --> 1:45:01.500 So it feels like it unlocked everything that she had 1:45:01.780 --> 1:45:05.630 and she basically locked everybody up. Which in that scene, 1:45:05.670 --> 1:45:08.170 when we got the backstory, she asked her sister, Sarah, 1:45:08.210 --> 1:45:12.020 she was like, can I get everybody here? She was like, yeah, 1:45:12.030 --> 1:45:14.580 with a little practice. But in just that one thing, 1:45:14.620 --> 1:45:17.500 that emotional response that she had, very similar to what's 1:45:17.540 --> 1:45:21.040 going on with Peter, she had the. 1:45:20.979 --> 1:45:23.849 Same thing happen to her and then locked her. 1:45:24.010 --> 1:45:26.450 And now she wasn't having it, bro. She is that girl. 1:45:27.250 --> 1:45:28.410 She is so that girl. 1:45:28.470 --> 1:45:29.070 How'd you feel, Mike? 1:45:29.090 --> 1:45:29.830 Shut it off, shut it off. 1:45:30.950 --> 1:45:34.840 Nope. How'd you feel, Mike, about this scene? The VMAX part? 1:45:34.920 --> 1:45:35.040 Mm-hmm. 1:45:36.380 --> 1:45:38.400 This was really good. This is how you do a twist. 1:45:38.900 --> 1:45:40.439 Because the whole time, I was like, I don't know 1:45:40.460 --> 1:45:43.820 what VMAX is. I don't know if VMAX is a drug. 1:45:43.840 --> 1:45:45.800 I don't know if VMAX is a person. So the 1:45:45.840 --> 1:45:48.110 whole time, I'm just like, what is VMAX? And for 1:45:48.130 --> 1:45:50.330 her to look up and just see that that was 1:45:50.390 --> 1:45:52.570 the air conditioner thing and that was the last thing 1:45:52.590 --> 1:45:55.490 that her sister saw, I thought this was a really, really, 1:45:55.570 --> 1:45:56.670 really well-done twist. 1:45:57.410 --> 1:46:00.750 You know what I mean? Like, I wasn't expecting this 1:46:00.790 --> 1:46:03.809 at all. And I was like, oh, she's dead. Damn, 1:46:03.830 --> 1:46:06.729 that's fucked up. It was perfect. I thought it was perfect. 1:46:07.530 --> 1:46:09.330 Did it make sense that this is the way her 1:46:09.350 --> 1:46:10.670 powers got unlocked, Rod? 1:46:13.450 --> 1:46:14.430 Yeah, I do. 1:46:15.729 --> 1:46:19.910 I do think this makes sense because, yeah, I mean, 1:46:20.689 --> 1:46:22.840 what's more tragic than that, she thought that she was 1:46:22.850 --> 1:46:24.880 just held captive, but then when she's like, oh, my 1:46:25.360 --> 1:46:26.400 sister was murdered here. 1:46:27.320 --> 1:46:30.380 Yeah. God. Yeah, that would drive somebody crazy. 1:46:31.180 --> 1:46:34.290 Crazy that has like that type of power and then 1:46:34.310 --> 1:46:38.660 yeah the way they revealed how strong it was and Again, 1:46:38.720 --> 1:46:41.560 the people, the B characters in this movie and the 1:46:41.660 --> 1:46:43.559 way they, like that dude that fell on the bike, 1:46:43.620 --> 1:46:45.120 he was just like, I don't know if y'all remember. 1:46:45.200 --> 1:46:47.380 I was the only one in the theater. I busted 1:46:47.420 --> 1:46:52.610 out laughing. He fell like it really. I was like. 1:46:52.650 --> 1:46:53.430 He busted his ass. 1:46:53.890 --> 1:46:55.650 Oh, God. 1:46:55.750 --> 1:46:59.630 But no, the way everybody just kind of got possessed 1:46:59.710 --> 1:47:00.130 at once. 1:47:00.150 --> 1:47:03.370 Yeah, man. Man, it was so good. 1:47:03.390 --> 1:47:07.210 Man, the way she was like, you're a murderer. She 1:47:07.270 --> 1:47:11.340 put it together like. you did this. That was fucking good, man. Yes, 1:47:11.490 --> 1:47:11.719 I'm good. 1:47:11.800 --> 1:47:17.180 And he really didn't know what VMAX was. Yeah, that part. Oh, yeah, yeah. 1:47:17.200 --> 1:47:18.820 He said, dude, you're the second person to ask me this. 1:47:18.900 --> 1:47:21.060 I've never heard of it. 1:47:21.260 --> 1:47:24.720 I saw him and I'm thinking he's lying all the time. 1:47:24.800 --> 1:47:26.160 I'm like, you know. 1:47:25.979 --> 1:47:26.309 What it is. 1:47:26.320 --> 1:47:29.780 That was a good twist, man. No, he really didn't. M. 1:47:29.800 --> 1:47:35.599 Night Shyamalan, boy. Well, Spider-Man arrives to fight damage control. 1:47:35.189 --> 1:47:40.599 And the damage control security in the hand And through telepathy, 1:47:40.939 --> 1:47:44.800 Jean Grey is speaking to Spider-Man, asking him who he is. 1:47:45.040 --> 1:47:48.980 The man? Are you Spider-Man or Peter Parker? And his response. 1:47:49.380 --> 1:47:54.160 I'm both. I'm both. Come on now. Come on now. Boy, 1:47:54.200 --> 1:47:56.210 that part was dope. Man, that shit hit. I wish 1:47:56.229 --> 1:47:58.450 it wasn't in the fucking trailer, but it was dope. Oh, 1:47:58.470 --> 1:47:58.830 it was? 1:47:59.590 --> 1:47:59.790 Yeah. 1:47:59.810 --> 1:48:01.229 That must be the second one. 1:48:01.250 --> 1:48:01.650 I must be. 1:48:01.689 --> 1:48:03.610 That shit hit for me. I was like, yeah, nigga. 1:48:04.130 --> 1:48:07.550 You are. Yeah, just the whole web part and he 1:48:07.590 --> 1:48:09.130 broke the sword. That was in the trailer. I wish 1:48:09.150 --> 1:48:11.600 they wouldn't have put that in there. But that was 1:48:11.680 --> 1:48:12.220 really weird. 1:48:12.680 --> 1:48:14.400 I wish movies would just realize we're not putting anything 1:48:14.420 --> 1:48:16.080 from the third act in the trailer. 1:48:16.140 --> 1:48:19.430 Yeah. Just do that. Leave us something. Yeah, third act, 1:48:19.450 --> 1:48:19.970 just leave. 1:48:20.479 --> 1:48:23.420 Off the table or like the edit I like when 1:48:23.439 --> 1:48:26.599 trailers do like scenes that aren't actually in the movie 1:48:26.620 --> 1:48:28.589 so maybe it's from the third act but it ended 1:48:28.660 --> 1:48:30.269 up on the cutting room floor and it ends up 1:48:30.290 --> 1:48:31.930 in the trailer I do like that. 1:48:32.370 --> 1:48:34.210 Do they still do that I don't know somebody got 1:48:34.250 --> 1:48:35.680 sued for it Oh, really? 1:48:35.979 --> 1:48:36.280 Yeah. 1:48:36.479 --> 1:48:37.219 False advertising? 1:48:37.240 --> 1:48:38.040 Yeah, false advertising. 1:48:38.080 --> 1:48:38.240 What? 1:48:38.260 --> 1:48:39.220 Oh, you fucking losers. 1:48:39.540 --> 1:48:39.820 God. 1:48:39.860 --> 1:48:42.640 Yeah, that's unfortunate. 1:48:43.479 --> 1:48:44.419 Jesus. 1:48:44.880 --> 1:48:49.099 But yeah, from here, Spider-Man, I guess just from this 1:48:49.140 --> 1:48:53.400 scene to Spider-Man finally overcoming everything, how'd y'all feel? 1:48:53.430 --> 1:48:58.250 Did y'all not hit? Did it do justice? This was amazing. 1:49:00.250 --> 1:49:02.689 It went good. I liked the scenes from here to 1:49:02.950 --> 1:49:05.540 the end. I mean, It was fine. 1:49:06.360 --> 1:49:08.660 A lot of fighting and punching and kicking and stuff. 1:49:08.720 --> 1:49:10.820 A lot of fighting, kicking, punching. 1:49:10.900 --> 1:49:11.809 A lot of punches. 1:49:12.010 --> 1:49:16.490 What did you say before that? Why you do Spike 1:49:16.530 --> 1:49:20.570 like that, man? Spike doesn't sleep for 15 minutes. I 1:49:20.590 --> 1:49:21.570 don't know why you do that. 1:49:21.610 --> 1:49:23.630 Nate was ready to talk. He didn't have to go 1:49:23.890 --> 1:49:25.110 over to Spike. 1:49:25.270 --> 1:49:28.549 I just asked about the last scene when he Like 1:49:28.590 --> 1:49:30.330 comes to grips with who he is and he goes up. 1:49:30.370 --> 1:49:31.670 He is. He is. 1:49:31.710 --> 1:49:33.050 That's all good. 1:49:33.350 --> 1:49:35.430 And he does like the spinning and the webs come out. 1:49:35.930 --> 1:49:37.790 He web everybody up. When he was fighting the ninjas. 1:49:37.850 --> 1:49:38.470 Mm-hmm. 1:49:38.490 --> 1:49:39.979 Yeah. Okay. 1:49:40.740 --> 1:49:43.830 I could have stayed sleeping. No, I'm just joking. No, 1:49:43.900 --> 1:49:44.400 it was good. 1:49:44.420 --> 1:49:44.960 It was good. 1:49:44.979 --> 1:49:45.900 I liked it. 1:49:45.939 --> 1:49:46.559 Did you like it, man? 1:49:47.340 --> 1:49:47.939 I did. 1:49:48.160 --> 1:49:48.600 I did. 1:49:48.640 --> 1:49:56.080 I liked him fully accepting. His role with the arachnid hormones. 1:49:56.200 --> 1:49:59.160 I liked him getting control. I liked how strong the 1:49:59.240 --> 1:50:03.510 organic webs were compared. No, this was a fight that 1:50:03.530 --> 1:50:07.150 had meaning. So, no, I was absolutely here for this. 1:50:08.030 --> 1:50:09.890 And I like the hand, too, the way they move. 1:50:10.310 --> 1:50:12.390 Like I said, I don't have any experience with the hand, 1:50:12.410 --> 1:50:14.070 how they jump on each other in one jump. 1:50:14.170 --> 1:50:15.729 Yeah, yeah. Man. 1:50:15.770 --> 1:50:16.549 They were very cinematic. 1:50:16.570 --> 1:50:20.309 I can't forget if you haven't seen Crouching Tiger. But, yeah, 1:50:20.510 --> 1:50:22.880 that's how this whole, like, what do they call it? 1:50:23.350 --> 1:50:25.889 What do they call the strings that come from them? 1:50:27.610 --> 1:50:31.099 There's a term for how they fight, like, in the movie, like, 1:50:31.140 --> 1:50:32.380 where they're floating. 1:50:32.420 --> 1:50:32.760 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:50:32.800 --> 1:50:35.339 And it's all from a cable. It's called something. 1:50:35.360 --> 1:50:35.500 Oh, okay. 1:50:35.900 --> 1:50:38.200 But why are you looking at me like that? I'm 1:50:38.220 --> 1:50:40.040 just listening. You haven't seen Crop Tiger either? I've never 1:50:40.060 --> 1:50:43.030 seen it. You guys, Jesus. Anyway, I agree with you. 1:50:43.210 --> 1:50:44.970 The way that they were fighting and just floating like 1:50:44.990 --> 1:50:46.130 that was so good. 1:50:46.229 --> 1:50:48.090 I like them and I like that, like you said 1:50:48.130 --> 1:50:52.610 about the webs because it showed that damage control created 1:50:52.729 --> 1:50:55.300 something because I think Gene told him that too. How 1:50:55.320 --> 1:50:58.099 do you feel about them creating something to basically control 1:50:58.160 --> 1:51:00.740 you or whatever? So now that he has this next 1:51:00.860 --> 1:51:03.939 phase of Spider-Man, now he's able to break through those 1:51:04.000 --> 1:51:05.340 barriers that they created to. 1:51:05.300 --> 1:51:06.020 Try to stop him. 1:51:06.520 --> 1:51:10.950 So I thought all of that was really cool. Like 1:51:10.970 --> 1:51:13.620 I said, just the combination of where it looked like 1:51:13.640 --> 1:51:15.820 he's about to kill that person, but he doesn't. When 1:51:15.939 --> 1:51:21.490 he said he's both, you immediately see why he's both. So, yeah. 1:51:21.710 --> 1:51:22.870 At that point, I'm like, dang. 1:51:23.630 --> 1:51:24.050 Yeah, yeah. 1:51:24.070 --> 1:51:26.130 Spider-Man, that dude. I don't think I realized he was 1:51:26.150 --> 1:51:27.929 that dude like that until this moment. 1:51:28.950 --> 1:51:30.240 And it's called Wirework, by the way. 1:51:30.760 --> 1:51:32.740 But it's really cool how they did it in this movie. 1:51:33.260 --> 1:51:36.080 I have a question. Sorry. Do you need to go? 1:51:36.180 --> 1:51:36.280 No. 1:51:38.280 --> 1:51:41.379 I know that they may have called it his spider 1:51:41.420 --> 1:51:45.280 tingle before, but has he really had spidey sense prior 1:51:45.300 --> 1:51:45.640 to this? 1:51:45.680 --> 1:51:46.150 He did? 1:51:46.620 --> 1:51:49.390 He had spider sense in the last one. 1:51:50.570 --> 1:51:53.430 In that scene where he realizes that he's trying to 1:51:53.450 --> 1:51:55.750 get all the villains back, he realizes something is off. 1:51:56.270 --> 1:51:58.939 That's his spider sense. When he was in Affinity War, 1:51:58.950 --> 1:52:02.520 he had a little cube and Dr. Strange was trying 1:52:02.550 --> 1:52:04.469 to get it from him, but he was in paralysis. 1:52:04.530 --> 1:52:06.090 His spider sense was making it move. 1:52:06.310 --> 1:52:06.850 I got you. 1:52:06.910 --> 1:52:07.370 Okay, yeah. 1:52:07.430 --> 1:52:09.910 I don't know why this film just made me feel like, oh, no, 1:52:09.950 --> 1:52:16.570 he for real got spidey senses. So the heightened spider man, like, yeah, 1:52:16.630 --> 1:52:20.250 it's just like with the overstimulation scenes and things, it 1:52:20.270 --> 1:52:22.269 just really drove home his spider senses to me. 1:52:25.150 --> 1:52:27.970 For me, my favorite part in this scene is the 1:52:27.990 --> 1:52:30.690 small part, but it's when, like, the hand does jump up. 1:52:31.100 --> 1:52:33.200 And Spider-Man was like, oh, that's so cool. He's like, 1:52:33.340 --> 1:52:36.780 you such a dork. I love that shit. You so lame. 1:52:36.820 --> 1:52:40.150 He's still a kid at heart. 1:52:40.210 --> 1:52:40.889 This was. 1:52:43.150 --> 1:52:46.509 All it is from the moment outside the gate to 1:52:46.570 --> 1:52:48.979 all the way in and fighting him. They whooped his ass. 1:52:49.020 --> 1:52:51.960 They tore his ass up. They definitely beat the shit 1:52:52.000 --> 1:52:54.850 out of him. So he had no choice but to 1:52:54.870 --> 1:52:55.429 say he bowled. 1:52:55.630 --> 1:52:56.410 Right. 1:52:56.430 --> 1:53:01.550 Because it's by itself. This one's getting the ass whooped. 1:53:01.570 --> 1:53:02.730 You might need to be bowled. 1:53:03.030 --> 1:53:03.509 Yeah. 1:53:03.910 --> 1:53:08.660 Yeah. But, no, I thought all that was dope. And then, again, 1:53:08.700 --> 1:53:12.320 going back to, like, it reminded me of the game. And, 1:53:12.880 --> 1:53:15.360 you know, I saw people saying that they were involved 1:53:15.540 --> 1:53:17.759 in this. I think even TJ told me that because 1:53:17.860 --> 1:53:19.840 he was the one that confirmed it. Even when he 1:53:20.140 --> 1:53:22.900 threw the web and took the guns down, that's from the. 1:53:22.840 --> 1:53:27.980 Game as well. All that shit was dope. It was 1:53:28.000 --> 1:53:30.620 good choreography. Oh, and I saw Jackie Chan. 1:53:30.920 --> 1:53:32.100 Yeah, his team helped with this too. 1:53:32.400 --> 1:53:32.860 Really? 1:53:32.880 --> 1:53:34.420 I was about to say, I thought he was being 1:53:34.460 --> 1:53:35.059 racist again. 1:53:35.080 --> 1:53:38.920 Did they help with the ninja choreography or just the 1:53:38.960 --> 1:53:39.600 choreography in general? 1:53:39.620 --> 1:53:40.939 I guess that would make sense because didn't he do, 1:53:41.050 --> 1:53:42.870 I think he was really good with the wire work 1:53:42.930 --> 1:53:46.070 stuff in the old Kung Fu days when he was 1:53:46.130 --> 1:53:47.710 still doing those. 1:53:48.380 --> 1:53:50.020 I didn't know that, though. That's cool. 1:53:50.300 --> 1:53:55.260 We got two more parts. We finally get the full 1:53:55.300 --> 1:54:00.230 scene of Aunt May talking to Peter. And Jean Grey 1:54:00.330 --> 1:54:03.189 is finally part of it. Spike, did this at least 1:54:03.210 --> 1:54:05.230 hit after seeing it? The first two times, now you 1:54:05.250 --> 1:54:07.269 get the full conversation with Jean sitting there. Did it 1:54:07.330 --> 1:54:11.210 actually fit and work as well as you expected it to? 1:54:11.890 --> 1:54:15.230 Yeah, it did better than it would have if Peter 1:54:15.270 --> 1:54:17.810 had told her that. I think it was good that 1:54:18.260 --> 1:54:19.780 Aunt May was the one that sat down and told 1:54:19.820 --> 1:54:22.340 her that. And then her process and all of that 1:54:22.460 --> 1:54:27.090 and coming to means with it and being like, oh, well, 1:54:27.590 --> 1:54:29.929 I can be this type of mutant instead of this type. 1:54:30.050 --> 1:54:32.890 So I liked how they ended it that way and 1:54:32.930 --> 1:54:35.250 had her sit around to talk to her. 1:54:35.290 --> 1:54:36.430 Yeah, this is where I.... 1:54:37.790 --> 1:54:38.960 You almost lost it. 1:54:38.980 --> 1:54:41.580 Yeah, I almost lost it all the way here. Like, 1:54:41.720 --> 1:54:47.160 it just... The way that her words could apply to... 1:54:48.900 --> 1:54:53.040 to Peter and to Gene. Like, it's not like she 1:54:53.080 --> 1:54:53.900 changed her words. 1:54:53.980 --> 1:54:56.220 It's the same words. It's the same meaning. So it's 1:54:56.240 --> 1:54:59.460 just like, it's almost like therapy. Like, it's, you know, 1:54:59.740 --> 1:55:00.400 it could apply. 1:55:00.420 --> 1:55:04.680 It could apply to, that's Spider-Man. It applies to everybody. 1:55:04.740 --> 1:55:08.620 Yeah, yeah. No, this was really good and just how emotional. 1:55:08.890 --> 1:55:11.730 Because we also saw how Gene was missing her mother 1:55:12.290 --> 1:55:14.350 and she's like a mother figure to her and she's 1:55:14.450 --> 1:55:17.980 a mother figure to To Spider-Man. So, like, yeah, man, 1:55:18.020 --> 1:55:22.590 this is really good writing to tie all this together 1:55:22.600 --> 1:55:26.370 like that. You know, they both, you know, once teenagers 1:55:26.410 --> 1:55:29.930 going into, you know, their 20s. And it just applies. 1:55:29.950 --> 1:55:33.470 You don't have to go through this alone. Like, yeah, man, 1:55:33.910 --> 1:55:35.220 I really thought this hit. 1:55:36.560 --> 1:55:37.620 You agree now? Yeah. 1:55:37.820 --> 1:55:40.380 Yeah, I do. Yeah, I thought. 1:55:44.310 --> 1:55:47.850 Yeah, ultimately, I appreciated the way that it applied to both. 1:55:48.110 --> 1:55:49.930 It could apply to her just as well as it 1:55:49.970 --> 1:55:54.360 could for Peter. I liked having May back. I think 1:55:54.460 --> 1:55:59.160 that because I think Aunt May's death was probably more 1:55:59.280 --> 1:56:00.080 impactful to. 1:56:00.020 --> 1:56:02.720 Me than any of the emotional scenes here. 1:56:03.860 --> 1:56:06.510 So, yeah, having Aunt May be the one who tells 1:56:06.520 --> 1:56:09.050 her that because of the maternal issues and especially her 1:56:09.070 --> 1:56:12.480 losing her big sister, like. all of the maternal figures 1:56:12.520 --> 1:56:14.480 in her life are gone. So to have May and 1:56:14.520 --> 1:56:16.840 the fact that Peter kind of understood and knew that, 1:56:17.600 --> 1:56:22.480 and then also really, and then also he's fine. Also the, 1:56:22.580 --> 1:56:26.860 the fact that, um, that shoot, I lost my train 1:56:26.880 --> 1:56:27.360 of thought. 1:56:28.440 --> 1:56:32.360 Peter, May. Yeah, it was good. 1:56:32.380 --> 1:56:33.340 Yeah. 1:56:34.310 --> 1:56:37.670 For me, I, I just like, I could just hear 1:56:37.690 --> 1:56:40.770 that conversation for anybody, any child going through, any person 1:56:40.810 --> 1:56:43.610 going through anything is like, you're special. Like, there's something, 1:56:43.990 --> 1:56:46.630 something about you that people just don't understand and that's fine. Like, 1:56:46.790 --> 1:56:48.480 the people who do love you, they love you for 1:56:48.520 --> 1:56:50.540 who you are. Like, you have to accept it. Like, 1:56:51.200 --> 1:56:53.520 I appreciate that. And then, you definitely cried at this part. 1:56:54.640 --> 1:56:56.600 It's okay if you did. Nah, I got more teary 1:56:56.660 --> 1:56:58.520 eyed to the, when she said, I don't love you. 1:57:00.140 --> 1:57:04.700 They had a lot of that in this. But, when 1:57:04.730 --> 1:57:06.850 Peter also told her like, yeah, she's like, I don't 1:57:06.890 --> 1:57:07.310 have anybody. 1:57:07.330 --> 1:57:12.010 He's like, you got me. Like, I could have done 1:57:12.030 --> 1:57:12.360 without that car. 1:57:12.370 --> 1:57:13.300 That's what I was going to say. 1:57:13.320 --> 1:57:13.500 Let's go. 1:57:14.590 --> 1:57:15.910 I mean, it's Peter Parker. 1:57:15.970 --> 1:57:19.230 It's a line I've seen in the comics multiple times. 1:57:19.290 --> 1:57:20.240 That's why I fuck with it. 1:57:20.250 --> 1:57:22.950 It wasn't a big deal, but she don't know you 1:57:22.990 --> 1:57:25.640 like that. She don't really got you. Yeah, it was corny, 1:57:25.650 --> 1:57:26.590 but he meant it. 1:57:26.880 --> 1:57:27.339 Yeah, he did. 1:57:27.350 --> 1:57:29.200 Because Peter Parker means it. Like, I'm going to be 1:57:29.240 --> 1:57:30.680 there for you. Of course he meant it, because he 1:57:30.700 --> 1:57:32.560 ain't got nobody neither. That's his problem. He tries to 1:57:32.600 --> 1:57:34.740 be there for everybody. They both need people. 1:57:34.760 --> 1:57:36.200 What I was going to say is that I do 1:57:36.220 --> 1:57:38.940 think it was cool because he was one of the 1:57:38.960 --> 1:57:41.140 few people that she couldn't get in his head. So 1:57:41.160 --> 1:57:44.000 the fact that he allowed her the permission to hear 1:57:44.060 --> 1:57:45.560 that was dope. 1:57:46.120 --> 1:57:47.340 Peter's such a good guy. 1:57:47.400 --> 1:57:50.900 He's very big on consent. Yes, he is. 1:57:52.000 --> 1:57:56.600 And in the distance, we hear gunshot. And his spider 1:57:56.620 --> 1:57:57.310 sense picks it up. 1:57:57.690 --> 1:58:02.210 Did it hit? Did it? You were so lame. You 1:58:02.250 --> 1:58:05.460 wrote that shit down, too. I really did. Did it? 1:58:05.850 --> 1:58:06.050 Though? 1:58:06.910 --> 1:58:07.130 Yeah. 1:58:07.790 --> 1:58:10.390 Yes, because, again, with this movie, it's all of these 1:58:10.450 --> 1:58:13.390 things that I'm not expecting. I was not expecting Punisher. 1:58:13.410 --> 1:58:15.090 I didn't know what he was doing. I saw him 1:58:15.130 --> 1:58:17.480 going up there, but I was like, you got to 1:58:17.520 --> 1:58:18.810 be at least miles away. 1:58:18.880 --> 1:58:19.570 What are you doing? 1:58:20.380 --> 1:58:22.760 I wasn't thinking about he was going to shoot her, 1:58:23.060 --> 1:58:24.570 even though earlier he kind of implied it. 1:58:24.940 --> 1:58:26.340 He's like, I'm going to take care of it my way. 1:58:26.360 --> 1:58:27.470 And he hung the phone up. 1:58:28.120 --> 1:58:31.090 This part really, really, really hit because I was not expecting, 1:58:32.060 --> 1:58:34.290 and maybe I'm dumb, I'm on my Nick shit, but 1:58:34.330 --> 1:58:37.350 for a good solid five minutes, I was like, okay, 1:58:37.370 --> 1:58:38.470 maybe Spider-Man's dying. 1:58:38.490 --> 1:58:41.850 And then the next movie, that'll be it. 1:58:41.970 --> 1:58:42.950 Literally, same thing. 1:58:43.030 --> 1:58:44.380 I was thinking that they actually killed him. 1:58:45.980 --> 1:58:49.680 Me and Dom, Dom was like, he was in the movie, 1:58:49.700 --> 1:58:52.060 he was like, bruh, why would you shoot? 1:58:52.120 --> 1:58:52.660 He did. 1:58:52.980 --> 1:58:53.480 He did. 1:58:53.940 --> 1:58:57.930 It was so quiet. It was. He was like, this 1:58:58.010 --> 1:59:00.290 is all. That's hilarious. 1:59:00.350 --> 1:59:04.850 That's hilarious. It made people laugh. 1:59:04.990 --> 1:59:05.230 It did. 1:59:05.350 --> 1:59:07.890 I was like, I know you lying. So yeah, I'm 1:59:07.930 --> 1:59:08.570 with you. 1:59:08.590 --> 1:59:10.870 I literally thought, because I'm expecting somebody to die in 1:59:10.930 --> 1:59:13.210 this film because they have been wearing black. So I 1:59:13.230 --> 1:59:15.150 was like, is he really, I was like, are they 1:59:15.220 --> 1:59:18.800 really about to kill Spider-Man? Like, yeah, I thought he 1:59:18.820 --> 1:59:19.660 was dead for real. 1:59:19.680 --> 1:59:21.100 John Bernthal killed this part too. 1:59:21.120 --> 1:59:24.120 I mean, he was great all throughout, but when it 1:59:24.160 --> 1:59:26.680 showed his face, when he realized he shot Peter, this 1:59:26.720 --> 1:59:27.390 was really good. 1:59:27.430 --> 1:59:27.900 How did he know? 1:59:28.610 --> 1:59:30.230 He has a scope. That's how he shot him. 1:59:31.810 --> 1:59:33.090 He had to aim at something. 1:59:33.150 --> 1:59:34.669 He thought he just shot recklessly? 1:59:34.710 --> 1:59:38.190 Yeah, I didn't, yeah, okay. 1:59:39.520 --> 1:59:39.760 Yeah. 1:59:40.300 --> 1:59:43.380 This part was good. This part was really good. Yeah, 1:59:43.400 --> 1:59:46.440 they showed it before that he had that skull. Yeah, 1:59:46.580 --> 1:59:47.940 I knew as soon as he brought it up he 1:59:47.960 --> 1:59:50.280 was about to go in and shoot her. 1:59:50.660 --> 1:59:52.480 I did not know what his plan was. I was like, what, 1:59:52.500 --> 1:59:53.700 you going to shoot the force field? 1:59:53.740 --> 1:59:55.980 What are you doing? I thought that too. 1:59:56.120 --> 1:59:58.450 Is this a significant gun for him? 1:59:59.590 --> 2:00:01.150 It seemed like it, right? Because of the way they 2:00:01.170 --> 2:00:02.270 had emphasis on it. 2:00:02.350 --> 2:00:04.770 He's using the, it's like the one with the kind 2:00:04.810 --> 2:00:07.050 of square-ish end. Is that the one he used? I 2:00:07.050 --> 2:00:09.810 don't remember. I was just asking. 2:00:09.850 --> 2:00:13.200 I didn't know if Punisher had like a specific gun. 2:00:13.240 --> 2:00:15.460 He just used guns. Yeah, he just used guns. He 2:00:15.480 --> 2:00:18.520 just used guns, bro. Whatever's in, like he's a trained, 2:00:18.920 --> 2:00:20.380 like this point, from the military. 2:00:20.400 --> 2:00:21.820 This is really good, yeah. 2:00:21.920 --> 2:00:24.380 Well, but I mean, after that, man, Spider-Man, I mean, 2:00:24.400 --> 2:00:27.770 he lives through it. That's the gist of it. Like, 2:00:28.410 --> 2:00:34.690 Punisher gets emotional, you know what I'm saying, a little bit. 2:00:34.830 --> 2:00:38.510 Well, this is my only, I don't want to call 2:00:38.530 --> 2:00:40.010 it a gripe, it's more of a question because I 2:00:40.050 --> 2:00:43.590 was confused about this. Why is Punisher able to walk 2:00:43.630 --> 2:00:46.900 around during the day and no one knows. 2:00:46.720 --> 2:00:47.180 Who he is? 2:00:47.650 --> 2:00:50.000 Because at this point, he's done a lot of shit 2:00:50.040 --> 2:00:51.780 and the government literally knows him. 2:00:52.510 --> 2:00:53.630 Like, they know who he is. 2:00:54.090 --> 2:00:56.010 So why was he able to go into the hospital? 2:00:56.070 --> 2:00:58.150 Why was he able to stay in there? Why was 2:00:58.180 --> 2:01:00.380 he able to be like, I pulled some strings? I 2:01:00.400 --> 2:01:03.680 didn't understand this part. And I'm sure it's not a mistake. 2:01:03.880 --> 2:01:05.640 I'm imagining I just missed something. 2:01:05.800 --> 2:01:09.380 No. Maybe I need to explain somewhere else. Oh, y'all 2:01:09.400 --> 2:01:09.900 don't know either? 2:01:09.920 --> 2:01:12.320 I didn't even think that hard about it. I knew 2:01:12.360 --> 2:01:13.540 y'all broke out of jail, but I wasn't thinking about 2:01:13.560 --> 2:01:15.720 him walking around. Because it hasn't really been. 2:01:17.980 --> 2:01:19.880 The hospital part would be the main part where it's like, oh, 2:01:19.900 --> 2:01:22.550 you out somewhere. Somebody should scoop you up. Everywhere else 2:01:22.600 --> 2:01:24.570 is like, nobody else is really around. 2:01:25.090 --> 2:01:27.170 But he said something like, I pulled some strings so 2:01:27.210 --> 2:01:29.310 nobody else would come in here. I thought you were 2:01:29.330 --> 2:01:31.390 talking about Gene. Nah. 2:01:31.690 --> 2:01:34.150 I thought he, because nobody else, like, they kept his 2:01:34.230 --> 2:01:38.480 mask on or whatever to do the surgery, I assume. Like, 2:01:38.500 --> 2:01:40.180 I was confused about all of this. And again, I'm just, 2:01:40.340 --> 2:01:42.080 I know the movie didn't fuck up. I'm assuming I 2:01:42.180 --> 2:01:42.780 missed something. 2:01:42.800 --> 2:01:44.120 I was wondering it a little bit, but I didn't 2:01:44.160 --> 2:01:46.200 care enough to really. I'm going to tell you. At 2:01:46.220 --> 2:01:47.280 that point, I was at the end of the movie. 2:01:47.300 --> 2:01:49.200 I was like, they're probably going to explain. I thought 2:01:49.220 --> 2:01:51.300 it was just a Jean Grey thing. Because a lot 2:01:51.320 --> 2:01:54.470 of things, I'm thinking, the handshake is something that Jean 2:01:54.480 --> 2:01:58.480 probably unlocked in Ned. I'm like, a lot of this 2:01:58.520 --> 2:02:01.730 is going to get explained probably later on with that. 2:02:01.750 --> 2:02:03.530 So I was like, all right. I'm willing to just 2:02:03.550 --> 2:02:07.630 let everything else made sense. This right here, I'm pretty 2:02:07.670 --> 2:02:08.770 sure it's going to come up later. 2:02:08.790 --> 2:02:11.230 I should give them a lot with their telekinetic, keeping 2:02:11.270 --> 2:02:11.950 pressure on the wound. 2:02:13.300 --> 2:02:13.560 Yeah. 2:02:13.580 --> 2:02:17.940 At that point, she could move stuff with her mind. 2:02:18.040 --> 2:02:19.970 I thought she was just, like, breathing like how people 2:02:19.980 --> 2:02:22.050 put somebody on a life support. 2:02:22.670 --> 2:02:24.970 So before, you know, just kind of keeping him breathing. 2:02:25.690 --> 2:02:27.370 Well, I thought she was plugging the hole so he 2:02:27.410 --> 2:02:29.610 didn't bleed out. Because remember, like, in behind, you see 2:02:29.650 --> 2:02:30.680 all the blood coming out. 2:02:30.730 --> 2:02:31.450 It's probably that, too. 2:02:31.490 --> 2:02:32.060 Maybe it's both. 2:02:32.240 --> 2:02:35.380 Yeah, it might be both. But I more so thought, like, 2:02:35.660 --> 2:02:36.620 almost like a life machine. 2:02:37.190 --> 2:02:38.610 I know she a mega level, so I know she 2:02:38.630 --> 2:02:39.770 can do what the hell she want to fuck. 2:02:39.810 --> 2:02:40.110 Yeah. 2:02:40.390 --> 2:02:42.230 She is that girl. 2:02:42.270 --> 2:02:44.690 She doing something right. I didn't even question that part. 2:02:44.750 --> 2:02:46.770 She just did it. Oh, so wait. Were you saying 2:02:46.810 --> 2:02:50.770 that she mind controlled the doctors in the hospital? That's 2:02:50.800 --> 2:02:51.570 what I'm thinking. 2:02:51.760 --> 2:02:52.310 Oh, okay. 2:02:52.410 --> 2:02:54.760 That makes sense. She was doing all that in a 2:02:55.000 --> 2:02:55.960 whole radius. 2:02:56.100 --> 2:02:58.520 She was impacting something that was going on, and I 2:02:58.540 --> 2:03:00.420 think that's what he's talking about. 2:03:00.580 --> 2:03:02.300 She worked her mind. That's what I thought. Because he 2:03:02.360 --> 2:03:03.760 said he did it. I didn't know that he said 2:03:03.780 --> 2:03:05.710 she did it. I don't think he did it. I 2:03:05.710 --> 2:03:07.970 don't think he pulled any strings. Maybe, but I don't 2:03:07.990 --> 2:03:08.230 think so. 2:03:08.310 --> 2:03:09.730 I didn't care at this point. 2:03:09.850 --> 2:03:12.110 Okay. All right, go ahead. But yeah, that's all I 2:03:12.130 --> 2:03:14.650 really had. Did he round out? 2:03:14.690 --> 2:03:16.800 That's all you had? It was one more scene? 2:03:16.820 --> 2:03:16.890 Nah. 2:03:18.280 --> 2:03:19.940 We're not going to talk about the very last end? 2:03:20.280 --> 2:03:23.540 I thought the ending of this movie was perfect. 2:03:23.600 --> 2:03:23.960 With Ned? 2:03:24.260 --> 2:03:24.540 Yes. 2:03:24.620 --> 2:03:25.120 I mentioned it. 2:03:25.140 --> 2:03:28.840 We didn't go into it, motherfucker. How does y'all feel 2:03:28.860 --> 2:03:30.720 about the ending when he goes to see Ned and 2:03:30.740 --> 2:03:33.730 he actually does the handshake and he realizes it's Peter? 2:03:37.670 --> 2:03:40.410 I was like that means that Zendaya could get her 2:03:40.470 --> 2:03:42.330 memories back and they. 2:03:42.190 --> 2:03:50.210 Could steal the tear I think Gene that Gene unlocked 2:03:50.310 --> 2:03:53.130 it when she did that so this part was so 2:03:53.350 --> 2:03:54.270 god damn. 2:03:54.050 --> 2:03:56.340 So now the next movie he gotta steal his girl. 2:03:57.590 --> 2:03:58.370 He probably know She. 2:03:58.270 --> 2:04:00.630 Probably had it She already know what's up I mean 2:04:00.650 --> 2:04:02.470 she got a whole man Like just cause I got 2:04:02.490 --> 2:04:04.610 These new memories Don't mean Yeah we ain't. 2:04:04.470 --> 2:04:06.710 Seen The whole movie One time Right And she was 2:04:06.730 --> 2:04:08.400 talking shit About him to Peter. 2:04:08.410 --> 2:04:09.980 I mean she was Yeah he asked you You got 2:04:10.000 --> 2:04:10.800 a boyfriend You're. 2:04:10.700 --> 2:04:13.400 Like She's like not really He's like he don't Understand 2:04:13.420 --> 2:04:15.380 me Like we just kissing You know he come over 2:04:15.920 --> 2:04:17.840 He bring me flowers and, you know, he might buy 2:04:17.860 --> 2:04:19.220 me a meal every now and again, but I don't 2:04:19.240 --> 2:04:20.020 claim that nigga like that. 2:04:20.040 --> 2:04:21.020 That's not what she said. 2:04:21.060 --> 2:04:22.350 That is what she said. 2:04:22.370 --> 2:04:25.410 That's not what she said. She said he don't understand 2:04:25.450 --> 2:04:27.450 me all the time. That's all she said. 2:04:27.490 --> 2:04:29.350 You don't tell a new dude some shit like that. 2:04:29.370 --> 2:04:31.410 You know a woman, when you a woman, when you 2:04:31.450 --> 2:04:34.490 belong to a woman, she tell you. She ain't claim 2:04:34.510 --> 2:04:34.810 that nigga. 2:04:34.830 --> 2:04:36.490 She got some niggas that she don't like. 2:04:36.510 --> 2:04:36.890 I mean. 2:04:36.950 --> 2:04:39.180 And he founds her unwielding or whatever word she's using. 2:04:40.410 --> 2:04:42.690 I wish I would find out that my girl told 2:04:42.730 --> 2:04:44.150 some other dude that. 2:04:44.090 --> 2:04:49.090 She didn't even know. Oh, yeah, he just gets me sometimes. What? Yep. 2:04:49.450 --> 2:04:51.510 How about I don't get you any time? She got 2:04:51.550 --> 2:04:53.840 a girlfriend. What are we talking about? Telling your girlfriend 2:04:53.850 --> 2:04:55.780 that is one thing. Telling another nigga that you don't 2:04:55.820 --> 2:04:57.840 even know? Right. He don't really be getting me. 2:04:57.880 --> 2:04:59.100 I mean, he's a superhero. 2:04:59.140 --> 2:05:02.240 He's behind a curtain. He ain't got a mask. Maybe 2:05:02.280 --> 2:05:03.320 it's like therapy or. 2:05:05.160 --> 2:05:05.960 What are they doing? 2:05:06.040 --> 2:05:06.980 Right, right. 2:05:07.020 --> 2:05:07.720 You a damn liar. 2:05:07.740 --> 2:05:08.560 Get the hell out of here. 2:05:08.720 --> 2:05:09.680 You a damn liar. 2:05:09.780 --> 2:05:12.100 If you thought your wife was telling some other random 2:05:12.150 --> 2:05:14.530 ass dude confessions, you lying. 2:05:14.570 --> 2:05:15.910 Yeah, get the hell out of here. 2:05:15.930 --> 2:05:16.350 You lying. 2:05:16.570 --> 2:05:19.130 I don't care if he's swinging on webs or not. 2:05:19.410 --> 2:05:23.870 Somebody got to die. That's crazy to be telling some 2:05:23.950 --> 2:05:24.750 other dude that. 2:05:24.650 --> 2:05:28.520 You don't even know. I thought it was dope. I 2:05:28.560 --> 2:05:30.880 did talk to TJ about the end of this thing. 2:05:32.470 --> 2:05:33.610 He straight diverted. 2:05:33.630 --> 2:05:36.790 Just like Mark Ruffalo. And he said that because it's magic. 2:05:44.000 --> 2:05:46.460 He doesn't think Gene was able to unlock it, that 2:05:46.500 --> 2:05:47.910 it takes magic to unlock it. 2:05:47.920 --> 2:05:49.300 And that Ned may be the person. 2:05:49.340 --> 2:05:51.100 Yeah, he was saying that Ned would be the one 2:05:51.160 --> 2:05:51.820 that has it. 2:05:51.820 --> 2:05:54.110 Because he was able to do the thing. 2:05:54.130 --> 2:05:54.870 Yeah, he had the magic. 2:05:55.210 --> 2:05:55.590 Yeah. 2:05:55.630 --> 2:05:57.530 That's what I thought. I thought the same thing. I 2:05:57.530 --> 2:05:59.530 was like, oh, shit, she got her thing back. That's 2:05:59.550 --> 2:06:01.530 why she's crying. Yep. But then when I was talking 2:06:01.550 --> 2:06:03.370 to him about it, that's when he said, well, Ned 2:06:03.410 --> 2:06:04.250 would have to be the one. 2:06:04.270 --> 2:06:04.980 Yeah, it makes sense, too. 2:06:05.610 --> 2:06:07.010 So it could be, but you know. 2:06:07.330 --> 2:06:10.310 But just in that moment, he just coincidentally happened to 2:06:10.390 --> 2:06:12.270 remember it after he got that shit from Gene. 2:06:12.530 --> 2:06:14.720 I don't know. You know, MCU may be making up 2:06:14.730 --> 2:06:15.440 their own rules. 2:06:15.450 --> 2:06:16.180 Yeah, of course. 2:06:16.220 --> 2:06:17.520 But that's what he said. 2:06:17.540 --> 2:06:20.020 But maybe Gene Gray loosed some magic. 2:06:20.100 --> 2:06:22.060 Right. Because she said she broke something in Banner, so 2:06:22.080 --> 2:06:23.300 maybe she broke something in Ned too. 2:06:23.320 --> 2:06:23.560 Exactly. 2:06:23.740 --> 2:06:25.420 Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:06:25.700 --> 2:06:28.200 Because I saw people arguing that they don't think Ned 2:06:28.310 --> 2:06:29.790 actually remembered that that was Peter. 2:06:29.810 --> 2:06:32.060 Yeah. That that was muscle memory. And they're saying it 2:06:32.080 --> 2:06:33.720 in the chat, too. And I'm like, no, dude, I 2:06:33.740 --> 2:06:34.360 don't think so. 2:06:34.460 --> 2:06:35.980 I'm not going to argue it. 2:06:36.040 --> 2:06:40.320 I do think that it could be muscle memory, too. 2:06:40.350 --> 2:06:45.930 I also think that he said Peter. Because he remembered 2:06:46.210 --> 2:06:49.910 Peter was the name that MJ said when he jumped 2:06:49.950 --> 2:06:50.450 out the window. 2:06:50.470 --> 2:06:53.020 Because remember, she said, Peter, be careful. And he was like, 2:06:53.640 --> 2:06:55.060 Spider-Man's name is Peter? 2:06:55.080 --> 2:06:55.620 But they met. 2:06:56.270 --> 2:06:56.990 No, that's right. 2:06:57.070 --> 2:06:57.490 I think so. 2:06:57.510 --> 2:06:58.990 So I think that's what he's doing. 2:06:59.030 --> 2:07:01.990 Where I'm at, honestly, is that everything in this movie 2:07:02.010 --> 2:07:06.370 has been written so well that they knew exactly how 2:07:06.390 --> 2:07:09.030 to make us just fester on this shit to the 2:07:09.050 --> 2:07:09.350 next movie. 2:07:09.370 --> 2:07:10.310 That's a good point. 2:07:10.910 --> 2:07:12.410 And that's where I'm at, where it's like, all right, 2:07:12.470 --> 2:07:14.390 I'm just going to sit here and wait. Like, when 2:07:14.410 --> 2:07:17.130 they tell me what it is, cool. Like, I have theories, 2:07:17.170 --> 2:07:19.030 but I'm not hung up on them. I'm just like, 2:07:19.550 --> 2:07:21.570 you gave me a great story, and when I get 2:07:21.610 --> 2:07:22.870 my next Spider-Man. 2:07:22.450 --> 2:07:25.230 Movie, I'm going to be excited that I'm back in 2:07:25.260 --> 2:07:26.230 this world again. Yeah. 2:07:26.410 --> 2:07:28.560 My only pushback to that. And again, I think the 2:07:28.600 --> 2:07:30.820 annoying thing about this is none of us know. So, 2:07:30.840 --> 2:07:32.260 of course, people are like, no, you're wrong. 2:07:32.320 --> 2:07:32.820 No, you're wrong. 2:07:32.860 --> 2:07:36.760 But it's like my pushback would be why would he 2:07:36.920 --> 2:07:39.600 say Peter in that moment? Like, why would he connect 2:07:39.660 --> 2:07:42.260 him like, oh, you must be Spider-Man? Because all he 2:07:42.280 --> 2:07:45.000 did was walk over and do the handshake. So why 2:07:45.020 --> 2:07:47.580 would that make him think, oh, you must be Spider-Man? 2:07:47.600 --> 2:07:48.120 Zendaya. 2:07:48.660 --> 2:07:48.960 MJ. 2:07:49.040 --> 2:07:52.420 No, Zendaya earlier when he jumped out the window, she 2:07:52.420 --> 2:07:53.500 said Peter. Yeah. 2:07:53.500 --> 2:07:53.920 Right? 2:07:53.920 --> 2:07:56.990 Why would that connect him to Peter at the end 2:07:56.990 --> 2:08:00.220 when when ned thought his name was was was maynard. 2:07:59.880 --> 2:08:01.840 Yeah that's true it wouldn't make any sense. 2:08:01.560 --> 2:08:04.650 Yeah true he said his name was peter no. 2:08:04.630 --> 2:08:06.370 No he did no ken's right no ken's right he 2:08:06.390 --> 2:08:08.750 did when when he walked up he said he shook 2:08:08.770 --> 2:08:10.630 ned's head i think he said my name is peter. 2:08:10.490 --> 2:08:13.450 Oh okay Yeah, so then they did the secret handshake. 2:08:13.490 --> 2:08:14.770 Unless Ken just mind-tricked me. 2:08:14.850 --> 2:08:15.410 No, he didn't. 2:08:16.070 --> 2:08:17.250 That did happen, I'm pretty sure. 2:08:17.270 --> 2:08:20.550 Yeah, and then he was like, Peter, oh, you might 2:08:20.590 --> 2:08:24.810 be Peter Spider-Man. I don't know. Could be. 2:08:25.370 --> 2:08:25.900 I don't know. 2:08:26.030 --> 2:08:27.060 I have no idea. 2:08:27.070 --> 2:08:28.980 No, yeah, I'm with you. None of us know. But 2:08:29.040 --> 2:08:31.000 it's fun to theorize, so people, you know. 2:08:31.100 --> 2:08:32.960 Which is why I like what Jalen said. They did 2:08:32.980 --> 2:08:35.880 this shit on purpose because they got everybody on forums 2:08:35.960 --> 2:08:37.870 and shit debating whether or not he knew or not. 2:08:37.900 --> 2:08:39.780 That's also why they gave us the post-credit scene they 2:08:39.800 --> 2:08:42.660 gave us. That post-credit scene was trash. It's not. 2:08:42.690 --> 2:08:43.820 It is. It's not. 2:08:43.860 --> 2:08:46.270 Get that bullshit the fuck out of here. It should 2:08:46.290 --> 2:08:47.550 have been a mid-credit scene. 2:08:47.970 --> 2:08:48.310 It's not. 2:08:48.330 --> 2:08:49.070 Not a post-credit. 2:08:49.090 --> 2:08:50.230 It could have been a mid-credit. 2:08:50.270 --> 2:08:52.610 Make me sit all the damn time for that. Hey, man, 2:08:52.650 --> 2:08:54.390 it's up to you. There's another Spider-Man in space. 2:08:54.410 --> 2:08:56.770 You can always look it up if you want to. 2:08:56.890 --> 2:08:58.790 I did. It said there is a post-credit scene. I 2:08:58.790 --> 2:08:59.390 was like, let me wait. 2:08:59.410 --> 2:08:59.990 Uh-uh. 2:09:01.420 --> 2:09:03.080 The way y'all was saying it was like it was 2:09:03.240 --> 2:09:05.650 irrelevant to everything. 2:09:05.900 --> 2:09:07.990 I didn't say that. I just said it's not worth 2:09:08.030 --> 2:09:11.630 waiting for. It's not. You could have looked that shit 2:09:11.670 --> 2:09:12.590 up on YouTube. 2:09:13.150 --> 2:09:16.650 Because it was 10 seconds and it wasn't even exciting. 2:09:16.770 --> 2:09:21.900 I stayed twice to watch it. 2:09:21.910 --> 2:09:23.110 I didn't say that second time. I got my ass 2:09:23.140 --> 2:09:23.710 up and went to watch it. 2:09:23.720 --> 2:09:25.200 I wanted to hear the reaction from the crowd. 2:09:25.300 --> 2:09:25.920 Oh, the third time. 2:09:25.980 --> 2:09:26.740 I definitely got up. 2:09:28.550 --> 2:09:29.870 Wait, what did you say that one time? I didn't 2:09:29.910 --> 2:09:30.170 say it. 2:09:30.210 --> 2:09:31.930 After the first time seeing it, the next two times, 2:09:31.970 --> 2:09:33.050 I got my ass up. 2:09:33.110 --> 2:09:33.710 Yeah, what the fuck? 2:09:33.730 --> 2:09:36.850 Try to leave the third time. He lying. 2:09:36.890 --> 2:09:38.130 He going to stay again. 2:09:38.150 --> 2:09:40.290 What do y'all have to say about it? 2:09:40.370 --> 2:09:43.670 It's just showing that Spider-Man is now off-world, right? 2:09:44.110 --> 2:09:46.600 That's what I thought the first time. Oh. Yeah, I thought. 2:09:47.220 --> 2:09:49.220 So Jalen's going to have to probably chime in here. 2:09:49.260 --> 2:09:52.720 So the first time I thought it was Secret Wars 2:09:52.840 --> 2:09:55.260 and that Spider-Man was no longer on Earth and that 2:09:55.280 --> 2:09:56.240 he's on another planet. 2:09:56.320 --> 2:09:57.100 Okay, so what do you think now? 2:09:57.140 --> 2:09:57.900 That's what I thought. 2:09:58.060 --> 2:10:02.100 But then this time I saw it said new Spider-Man detected, 2:10:02.740 --> 2:10:04.820 which they were saying. 2:10:04.860 --> 2:10:07.800 Hold on. They were saying that it was Miles Morales. 2:10:07.920 --> 2:10:09.640 Yeah, ain't no damn Miles Morales. 2:10:10.400 --> 2:10:12.830 And I... So, I don't know. 2:10:13.030 --> 2:10:15.290 It's not Miles Morales. No, actually, you know what? 2:10:15.310 --> 2:10:15.710 Never mind. 2:10:15.790 --> 2:10:16.750 Every time I do this, I'm wrong. 2:10:16.770 --> 2:10:19.410 Because it said new Spider-Man detected, and then it went to, like, 2:10:19.450 --> 2:10:23.070 this other planet, and then it said spider detected. 2:10:23.260 --> 2:10:25.160 Miles Morales isn't on this Earth, right? 2:10:25.440 --> 2:10:27.500 It doesn't have to be Miles. I think it's one 2:10:27.520 --> 2:10:29.640 of the other spider people. It could be. It's Toby 2:10:29.780 --> 2:10:32.440 or it's Andrew. Again, it keeps us doing what the 2:10:32.520 --> 2:10:33.839 fuck we're doing right now. 2:10:33.920 --> 2:10:38.510 Just guessing, like, because even the animated Spider-Man comes out 2:10:38.550 --> 2:10:40.290 next year, and you realize Daniel Glover was in the 2:10:40.330 --> 2:10:40.650 last one. 2:10:41.290 --> 2:10:44.090 And he's from... Some people assume he's from this universe 2:10:44.110 --> 2:10:45.890 because he showed up before. So it's like. 2:10:46.190 --> 2:10:47.650 This the part that I can't get into. 2:10:47.750 --> 2:10:48.030 Yeah. 2:10:48.330 --> 2:10:49.970 So it's a lot of nerdy shit. It could be 2:10:50.010 --> 2:10:53.080 a variety of things. It's just cool for nerds to 2:10:53.120 --> 2:10:54.480 sit and talk about it because some of us will 2:10:54.500 --> 2:10:56.580 debate and everyone gets a new theory. Like, oh, your 2:10:56.600 --> 2:10:58.240 theory makes sense. Or you can shit on other people's theory. 2:10:58.300 --> 2:10:58.620 That's all. 2:10:58.780 --> 2:11:01.260 And it was literally just a spotty tracker. 2:11:01.280 --> 2:11:03.240 You saying that to make me feel better about... You 2:11:03.260 --> 2:11:03.880 saying we should go? 2:11:05.740 --> 2:11:07.480 Oh, you didn't miss anything. You saying you left? You 2:11:07.510 --> 2:11:07.980 didn't miss anything. 2:11:08.010 --> 2:11:09.130 That's what I was trying to tell her. You're not 2:11:09.150 --> 2:11:12.710 going to... It's not a scene. Yeah. It's not a scene. 2:11:12.770 --> 2:11:13.830 It's just a Spidey tracker. 2:11:14.090 --> 2:11:16.650 And it's a Spider-Man will return. That's it. 2:11:16.670 --> 2:11:20.410 You really are. So I was talking to TJ. TJ 2:11:20.430 --> 2:11:21.330 didn't really know. 2:11:21.550 --> 2:11:24.450 He thought it could be, well, kind of what you 2:11:24.470 --> 2:11:28.410 were saying, another Spider-Man, maybe one of the other ones. 2:11:28.430 --> 2:11:29.530 Spike going to kill us, bro. 2:11:29.690 --> 2:11:32.110 Toby. Maybe Toby. 2:11:32.180 --> 2:11:32.840 Okay, you're right. 2:11:32.860 --> 2:11:33.120 I'm sorry. 2:11:33.220 --> 2:11:34.480 I figured it was like, is it one of the 2:11:34.500 --> 2:11:35.900 incursion type of situations? 2:11:35.920 --> 2:11:36.130 Could be. 2:11:37.820 --> 2:11:39.460 I don't have an answer for you. Then why are 2:11:39.480 --> 2:11:46.560 you hosting? Yeah, but that's it, man. We appreciate y'all listening. 2:11:46.770 --> 2:11:48.270 I guess we're going to try to get through some 2:11:48.310 --> 2:11:49.810 of these super chats. I don't think we're going to 2:11:49.830 --> 2:11:52.710 get through them. Oh, I forgot we had super. 2:11:52.730 --> 2:11:52.930 Yeah. 2:11:52.970 --> 2:11:53.190 Yeah. 2:11:53.230 --> 2:11:54.050 I thought we were done. 2:11:54.170 --> 2:11:56.450 We probably could just do something next week and post 2:11:56.510 --> 2:11:57.990 a video for y'all. 2:11:59.030 --> 2:11:59.870 Like, what are you thinking? 2:12:00.910 --> 2:12:03.520 I'm thinking it's a lot. All right. 2:12:03.680 --> 2:12:05.940 We could just. You should have cut them shits off. 2:12:06.520 --> 2:12:06.740 Huh? 2:12:06.860 --> 2:12:07.820 You should have cut them off. 2:12:07.880 --> 2:12:09.320 I did. Yeah, I did. 2:12:09.440 --> 2:12:11.000 We could do a couple of them and probably. 2:12:10.840 --> 2:12:12.400 Post a video. We'll see what we can do. 2:12:12.420 --> 2:12:13.560 We could post a video of it. 2:12:13.740 --> 2:12:16.680 I mean, we could do it tomorrow. No, no, no. 2:12:16.760 --> 2:12:19.520 There's some related to the movie. So let's just see 2:12:19.560 --> 2:12:19.940 what we got. 2:12:20.010 --> 2:12:21.850 Thank you for listening to our live review. 2:12:22.270 --> 2:12:23.990 If you would like to hear us answer Super Chats, 2:12:24.070 --> 2:12:27.730 be sure to go to youtube.com forward slash FPS podcast. 2:12:28.070 --> 2:12:29.070 But if you would like to be. 2:12:28.970 --> 2:12:31.010 A part of the chat and submit your own Super 2:12:31.030 --> 2:12:33.430 Chats in our next live, be sure to follow us 2:12:33.770 --> 2:12:38.820 at FPS podcast on Twitter, and Instagram, and subscribe to 2:12:38.860 --> 2:12:43.060 our YouTube channel, youtube.com, FPS Podcast, to receive updates for 2:12:43.100 --> 2:12:44.400 our next upcoming live. 2:12:44.700 --> 2:12:45.360 Thank you for listening. 2:12:45.920 --> 2:12:48.020 Shout out to Nate for joining us. And if you 2:12:48.060 --> 2:12:50.020 want more of Nate, Nate's actually on the House of 2:12:50.060 --> 2:12:52.890 Dragon reviews. So we have two more episodes left. We 2:12:52.900 --> 2:12:55.310 have episode seven that we'll be releasing later on this week, 2:12:55.370 --> 2:12:58.460 and episode eight that comes out next week. And if 2:12:58.480 --> 2:13:00.660 you just want more Nate, just stick around. She may 2:13:00.680 --> 2:13:03.030 pop up again. So listen to everything if you want 2:13:03.050 --> 2:13:03.360 to find out. 2:13:03.370 --> 2:13:05.330 This review needed intermission. I got to pee. 2:13:05.430 --> 2:13:05.710 Bye. 2:13:05.810 --> 2:13:06.760 I'll talk to y'all later, man. 2:13:06.770 --> 2:13:06.840 Bye.