Speaker 1: The France Per Second Podcast. Welcome everyone to the France
Speaker 1: Per Second Podcast. Kennedy Inch here and today we are
Speaker 1: discussing the fifth installment in the Toy Story franchise, Toy
Speaker 1: Story five. My name is kenned By Inch and I'm
Speaker 1: here with Spike, Mike, Rod and Nay whatever. Y'all All right, uh,
Speaker 1: let's jump right into it.
Speaker 2: Toy Story five made it.
Speaker 1: Premiere sometime back in Los Angeles on June ninth, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty sixth. You know, pretty much most people that's watching
Speaker 1: it are very familiar with the franchise, with the series.
Speaker 1: It is doing well as expected and for the most part,
Speaker 1: I think very positive reviews and people are liking it.
Speaker 1: So let's see what you all think about it. Spike
Speaker 1: thought so on TS five, My least favorite part of
Speaker 1: this king was being in the theater with kids. That
Speaker 1: was my least favorite part of it. I regretted it well.
Speaker 3: Actually I was trying to time into where which movie
Speaker 3: could I go to where it was the least kids
Speaker 3: in there. They would be making noise, and it just
Speaker 3: wasn't It just wasn't a thing. So when I went,
Speaker 3: it was like little kids talking the whole time. Whine
Speaker 3: and I just couldn't believe. I couldn't believe it. But
Speaker 3: that means said I enjoyed the movie a toy story.
Speaker 3: I don't got kids, so I didn't realize that they
Speaker 3: talked the whole two hours. I didn't realize that part
Speaker 3: of it. I thought that I thought that at some
Speaker 3: point they would be quiet. But it was one relentless
Speaker 3: little child in mind that went the whole from previews
Speaker 3: to the end, and she was determined to talk the
Speaker 3: whole way through, which was fascinating to me.
Speaker 4: But I did enjoy it. Like I like the Toy
Speaker 4: Story series.
Speaker 3: This is probably the last one that I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: see because it just ain't as interesting to me anymore.
Speaker 3: But I still enjoyed it, being one of the five
Speaker 3: that I've seen because I liked the other four.
Speaker 2: But it was cool. Mike, what.
Speaker 4: This was awful.
Speaker 5: It's awful, awful, Oh my god, even for a kid's movie.
Speaker 5: Because I'm not gonna I'm not gonna be like spiking,
Speaker 5: like well, I'm mad they were kids.
Speaker 4: It's like going to a hate people here, like shit.
Speaker 6: You expect.
Speaker 2: Never mind.
Speaker 5: But nah, I did not enjoy this even in the
Speaker 5: realm of my lack of enjoyment for Toy Story movies,
Speaker 5: this was easily the worst they focused on. I mean,
Speaker 5: first of all, the only good thing is I fucking
Speaker 5: hate Woody, so I'm glad that Woody, stupid little annoying
Speaker 5: ass was barely in this.
Speaker 4: I can't stand this little fucker.
Speaker 5: But I was just like, Okay, if there's one person
Speaker 5: I don't like almost as much as Woody is Jesse.
Speaker 5: I liked Jesse's story, but her as a person. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 5: this is what you're going to focus this whole fucking
Speaker 5: shit on. Is her and the fucking cheap stealer ass horse.
Speaker 4: I was like, I don't want to this. So I
Speaker 4: was annoyed for an hour and a half and the
Speaker 4: story was just all over the place.
Speaker 5: At least the felt stupid because the other ones I
Speaker 5: can follow them, this one I was just like, I
Speaker 5: don't know what the fuck is going on. I don't
Speaker 5: know why are they doing this? This is stupid. But no,
Speaker 5: I didn't like this at all. I'm sorry, what about you?
Speaker 6: I enjoyed it.
Speaker 7: Toy Story is not my favorite of the end made
Speaker 7: a series right, it's it's it's cool, But no, I
Speaker 7: liked the whole concept of the tech versus the toys.
Speaker 7: Things I liked about the kid. I liked the story.
Speaker 7: I saw it in forty X. I'm really glad that
Speaker 7: I did that, because I do think I might have
Speaker 7: been a trifle bit bored if I hadn't.
Speaker 6: But I mean, all in all, it was enjoyable.
Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, I really enjoyed this actually, and I hadn't been.
Speaker 8: I'm kind of like Nick, I hadn't been following it
Speaker 8: like that. I fell off. Shit, I want to say it. Two,
Speaker 8: I don't think I watched three and four. I just
Speaker 8: kind of seen three and four in passing, like scenes
Speaker 8: here and there over the years.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I never just sat down and watched three
Speaker 6: and four.
Speaker 8: So I had to go back and and look at
Speaker 8: some recaps of three. I went and watched two, and
Speaker 8: I was like, yeah, I did watch two, but I
Speaker 8: just don't remember.
Speaker 6: I didn't remember it like that.
Speaker 8: And then I tried to start watching three but didn't
Speaker 8: wasn't able to get through it, and so I ended
Speaker 8: up watching a recap four, and then I went ahead
Speaker 8: and watched the recap before and I'm kind of glad
Speaker 8: I did because I would have been a little lost
Speaker 8: in some moments, even though it kind of gave some
Speaker 8: recaps in the in the in the in the movie itself,
Speaker 8: but I still would have been a little at a
Speaker 8: little loss because I didn't even realize Andy wasn't around anymore.
Speaker 8: I'm like, who the hell is Bonnie? So yeah, I'm
Speaker 8: glad I did go back and watch and the recaps.
Speaker 6: But no, I really enjoyed this and I and I'll
Speaker 6: get into it. I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's the concept behind the story.
Speaker 2: Once it all started to come together.
Speaker 1: I I liked what they were doing with it. I
Speaker 1: think I was kind of watching and getting through it,
Speaker 1: but I think it really kind of started to come
Speaker 1: together towards the end, you know, for me, and when
Speaker 1: they started to kind of blend everything together. So overall,
Speaker 1: I thought it was fine. I I expect the kids
Speaker 1: to be their spike. What I did not expect was
Speaker 1: to be sitting next to five days with only one
Speaker 1: roll empty between me and the rest of them. They
Speaker 1: were all right, but then one decided to sit in
Speaker 1: the seat next to me and then started kicking and
Speaker 1: consist sill.
Speaker 2: So you know, it is what it.
Speaker 1: Is, but but this is their movie.
Speaker 2: So I'm a guest at this point.
Speaker 3: I think this is the first toy story that I've
Speaker 3: seen in theater. So that's why it was like off
Speaker 3: putting to me. I've never watched this in the theater
Speaker 3: before I got me wondered if I have.
Speaker 4: At eight o'clock on a Saturday night, I was thinking
Speaker 4: all the kids ought to be sleep by now, you know.
Speaker 4: I yeah, I've never watch theaters.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're right. I don't think I've ever seen this
Speaker 6: in theaters either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I think the beginning, you know, they started
Speaker 1: with you know, this ship that crashed on an island, uh,
Speaker 1: with a bunch of buzz light years in demo mode,
Speaker 1: and then they escape to go after Star Command.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: So I was really curious to see what they did
Speaker 1: with that, because that was felt a little abrupt. And
Speaker 1: then you get the two girls playing with dolls as kids,
Speaker 1: so you get a little bit of a backstory, and
Speaker 1: then they pretty much introduced like what this whole theme
Speaker 1: is going to be about is that you have a
Speaker 1: body who's playing with toys and she's shy, and the
Speaker 1: parents and or the toys were encouraging her to go
Speaker 1: play with the other kids and and you know, the
Speaker 1: kids didn't want to play with her.
Speaker 2: They kind of laughed at her when she had the toys.
Speaker 1: And then that's when they kind of zoomed out and
Speaker 1: they kind of, you know, gave us an overview of
Speaker 1: what the world is like now where the age of
Speaker 1: toys are over and everybody are playing on their devices
Speaker 1: and they had buried toys in the yards and all
Speaker 1: the other stuff, kind of you know, setting up what
Speaker 1: the movie was about. What did you guys think about
Speaker 1: this idea as a story. Did you think this was
Speaker 1: a good angle to kind of open up with and
Speaker 1: tackle in a toy movie?
Speaker 8: No, absolutely being having having grown up in that age
Speaker 8: of like iPads and offphones with our kids and kind
Speaker 8: of you know, trying to figure out what you know,
Speaker 8: that balance or whatever. Like, I thought this was a
Speaker 8: really good concept with that. And also just I wanted
Speaker 8: to say too that I did take Dawn with me,
Speaker 8: so that that heightened my experience as well. So I
Speaker 8: had down with me and watching it forty x So yeah,
Speaker 8: all of that, All of that just kind of heightened.
Speaker 6: My experience with the movie.
Speaker 8: But I think even without them, though, man, I did
Speaker 8: really I enjoyed the concept. The only thing that that
Speaker 8: threw me off was the buzz Lightyear thing in the beginning.
Speaker 6: I didn't know what they were doing with that. I'm like,
Speaker 6: what is happening here?
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 8: I was really confused on that part. But yeah, everything else,
Speaker 8: the set up, everything else I was I was here for.
Speaker 4: How did they get off to honand we're just supposed to.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 4: Just wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything.
Speaker 3: But I liked the way that they were presenting the
Speaker 3: story in the sense of tech replacing regular choys, and
Speaker 3: it made me wonder how kids would achieved this, being
Speaker 3: that they're so tech driven nowadays. That was the one
Speaker 3: thing that's the front of my mind when they were
Speaker 3: doing this, Like I wonder how the eight nine year
Speaker 3: old or ten year old is watching this, is perceiving
Speaker 3: this and like digestingness. Would it make them stop playing
Speaker 3: with tablets or whatever it may be, or whatd it
Speaker 3: just feel like they don't care? That was the biggest
Speaker 3: techa play that I had from them. But I think
Speaker 3: they did it well, yeah.
Speaker 8: Because I think there's something that do with something that
Speaker 8: like y'all just saw dumb.
Speaker 6: He brought his Legos right here.
Speaker 8: He still plays with toys even though he has devices,
Speaker 8: and so, yeah, I really like this concept.
Speaker 9: I think it is gonna make kids conscious of whether
Speaker 9: or not they play. Don't look like that, Mike.
Speaker 7: I think it is gonna make kids conscious of whether
Speaker 7: or not they're gonna play with they play with toys
Speaker 7: or play with tech.
Speaker 9: Because I was a commer to a dominating He's like, well,
Speaker 9: I do both.
Speaker 7: So I do think that it does spark conversation with
Speaker 7: especially like the eight nineteen year olds that are old enough,
Speaker 7: and whether or not it's gonna make them play with toys.
Speaker 9: More so, I don't know, but I do I.
Speaker 7: Think it's a conversation piece, or it starts the conversation
Speaker 7: with the kids.
Speaker 2: Mike. Do you feel like they were.
Speaker 1: Exaggerating the addictiveness of the device because as soon as
Speaker 1: she got it, she was like gone, and she didn't
Speaker 1: want to play with the toys and any of this stuff.
Speaker 1: Do you think that they were kind of maybe exaggerating
Speaker 1: that a little bit just to kind of move the story,
Speaker 1: accelerate the storyline, or I mean, I know you don't
Speaker 1: have kids, but or do you think that kind of
Speaker 1: felt true to live like do you get these devices
Speaker 1: and then you just.
Speaker 4: It definitely felt truly like to me.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean I don't have any, thankfully, I
Speaker 5: have friends who have kids, and I see it firsthand
Speaker 5: how they are with their devices, Like they're just in
Speaker 5: their phones the whole time, and you're like, hey, man,
Speaker 5: what's going on? Like I gotta text you and you're
Speaker 5: right next to me for you to like repond. So no,
Speaker 5: I don't think that they were exaggerating that.
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 5: I just don't think that I cared that much. I
Speaker 5: don't think this is made for people that don't have children,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, Like, I don't I do
Speaker 5: get the issue with kids being so into their devices,
Speaker 5: but at the same time, I can't front if I
Speaker 5: had a child, like, yeah, go fucking playing your iPad
Speaker 5: get on my face, like leave me alone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was a They bought her this lily path
Speaker 1: that's called lily I like the idea of the device itself,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 4: But they're terrible parents. I'm sor I need to cut
Speaker 4: you off my bath.
Speaker 2: Do you think they're terrible parents?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, I think they're terrible parents because this this
Speaker 5: little this little device and this is what took me
Speaker 5: out of this movie is like this this device. They're
Speaker 5: like texting each other on the device, like you want
Speaker 5: to do a sleepover. But none of the parents confirmed,
Speaker 5: like hey are we doing this? Like because the kids
Speaker 5: weren't sending the messages.
Speaker 4: So how she did say let me call and confirm.
Speaker 4: She did say, let me call them confirmed.
Speaker 5: But then well then she's talking to other bad parents
Speaker 5: because they didn't confirm with their kids, because the kids
Speaker 5: would have been like, I didn't send them ship?
Speaker 4: Who body? I did invite her over here? Remember the.
Speaker 3: Talking the first ones they did invite her because they
Speaker 3: seemed that they were all in the same dance class.
Speaker 5: The device started talking to each other and sending each
Speaker 5: other messages, and it was supposed to be from the kids,
Speaker 5: but the kids weren't sending the messages.
Speaker 7: Towards saying with the with the they had the picture
Speaker 7: of the toys of Jesse and.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so after I was just like, this is this
Speaker 5: is stupid? Like what am I supposed to take from this?
Speaker 4: The original messages were coming from the kids, though you.
Speaker 1: Got that it started with the kids and then it
Speaker 1: turned into the devices, but it turned into the device
Speaker 1: between uh, Blade's body and then Lily did some function
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I like the bullying aspect.
Speaker 5: I thought that was actually pretty well done because I
Speaker 5: mean they kind of established from the other movie fo
Speaker 5: that Bonnie Bonnie's the little girl, right, that Bonnie is weird,
Speaker 5: you know, she was not like the other kids. She
Speaker 5: was a little you know, eccentric. So I do think
Speaker 5: that it was cool that now that Bonnie has gotten
Speaker 5: a little older, she's still eccentric, she's still different, and
Speaker 5: of course the other kids are going to pick on her.
Speaker 5: So I didn't like all of that. I just didn't
Speaker 5: really care that much about the technology aspect. But I
Speaker 5: think that they handled the bullying part well because the
Speaker 5: kids weren't out and out bullies, like, they weren't calling
Speaker 5: her names, but they were still being mean to her.
Speaker 4: So I liked all that.
Speaker 1: But you didn't like Woody because Woody was out of
Speaker 1: the movie.
Speaker 4: Sorry, go ahead, name oh.
Speaker 7: I was gonna say, with the concept of the text
Speaker 7: texting a text and where were the messages coming from,
Speaker 7: I will say that from a parental perspective.
Speaker 9: I did like even though you like the.
Speaker 7: Parents weren't really sure who weren't clear on where the
Speaker 7: messages were coming from. But that is a danger with
Speaker 7: some of these things, like your kids are getting messages
Speaker 7: from you don't know who. So I do think that
Speaker 7: they did a good job of showing the scary side
Speaker 7: of tech without making it scary for kids.
Speaker 4: Do you think it should be scary for kids?
Speaker 6: I don't think this is the movie for that, gotcha?
Speaker 2: Okay? Nah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because because even even the the personification of like
Speaker 1: the tech that they did, it is part of the
Speaker 1: new world that these kids live in, and you know,
Speaker 1: we have this sort of it morphed into this this
Speaker 1: hybrid model towards the end of the end of the show,
Speaker 1: but in the movie, but in the beginning, you know,
Speaker 1: the tech was were the bad guys in it, and
Speaker 1: and it was manifesting itself in the form of Lily,
Speaker 1: who had this attachment to Bonnie early on. And but
Speaker 1: you know, Jess was pretty much running the show. I
Speaker 1: guess buzz like her and one of the proposed you
Speaker 1: had that whole thing that was going on throughout the
Speaker 1: movie that.
Speaker 9: Threw me off.
Speaker 6: It was part of the other of the other movies.
Speaker 9: I mean, I didn't care about that.
Speaker 4: I didn't get that from the other movies.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when when Jessic came along, he was acting real
Speaker 8: bashful around her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but they never made any kind of inference that
Speaker 5: they were into each other.
Speaker 4: Like he was in love with her. He never implied that.
Speaker 8: Well, it was real heavy handed. Huh, he was bashful.
Speaker 8: I think they I think they finally went into that now.
Speaker 1: But if you use this movie to do that story
Speaker 1: and that they hinted that in the other movies, what
Speaker 1: if you get real.
Speaker 5: Bored, Rod, go back and watch the third and the
Speaker 5: fourth one. I didn't pick that up at all. If
Speaker 5: you get bored, the third one actually weird work with trash.
Speaker 5: But if you get bored, go back and watch. I
Speaker 5: don't think that they really gave any kind of like
Speaker 5: background to and especially from her aspect that she liked him.
Speaker 5: I can get you, Rod, that he would be bashful
Speaker 5: and whatever because it's a girl. But I never got
Speaker 5: that she liked him. If anything, I got that she
Speaker 5: was in the Woodies corny ass.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't think that I got that she liked him either.
Speaker 8: That's why it was a shot in this one where
Speaker 8: she precipitated.
Speaker 7: I don't like it from the aspect of why the
Speaker 7: girls got to make the tall dolls get married, like
Speaker 7: it's so cliche. So because we didn't have no marriage
Speaker 7: when when it was Andy. So now that we got
Speaker 7: a little Bonnie that the way she plays with her
Speaker 7: toys is by making these romances.
Speaker 6: I don't know. It just felt very again, you gotta
Speaker 6: watch the others thought.
Speaker 8: I thought, uh Wood, he was trying to marry Boat.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know him and bowl was the thing. But
Speaker 7: I don't have nothing to do with the kids. That
Speaker 7: was just the toys. The way Bonnie plays with the
Speaker 7: kids is by making plays with the toys, is by
Speaker 7: making them.
Speaker 9: Get me.
Speaker 2: At the end of the movie, Yeah, that's how.
Speaker 9: It started with forking the fork and the knife getting married.
Speaker 9: So that's the way Bonnie plays. The way little girls
Speaker 9: play with toys is by making them get married and
Speaker 9: having these romance.
Speaker 6: And this Bridgerton esque ship. That part I was kind
Speaker 6: of like I could.
Speaker 3: Do without if you took the words right out of
Speaker 3: my mouth. I was just about to ask king, what's
Speaker 3: that show you watch? It seemed a lot like there
Speaker 3: Bridgertondgson in.
Speaker 6: Fact, yeah, towards wrestling.
Speaker 9: Sometimes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was like I did actually, yeah, because I
Speaker 7: had a brother, so we would fight our toys. I
Speaker 7: would now, I would make them make out when I
Speaker 7: ain't make them married.
Speaker 9: I'm trying to do all that.
Speaker 8: I think, you know what, I ain't gonna speak on that.
Speaker 4: You better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm I think I'm with most of the panel,
Speaker 1: even if they were hinting at it and teasing in
Speaker 1: other movies.
Speaker 2: It did feel weird that it was a.
Speaker 1: Part of this movie that was extended from the beginning
Speaker 1: to the end that that resulted in them being being married.
Speaker 1: It did you know now the part that Nay's adding on,
Speaker 1: that's you know, from a perspective that I didn't even
Speaker 1: think about. Uh but yeah, just from a store purs
Speaker 1: But I was like, Okay, fine, whatever, y'all just want
Speaker 1: to do this.
Speaker 2: It's cool.
Speaker 8: It's no different from every other movie. I said, like,
Speaker 8: there's always going to be a love story there, and
Speaker 8: that's all. That's That's the way I took it.
Speaker 9: And I'm cool with the love story, especially with like.
Speaker 7: The way they deal with Woody and Bold, because it
Speaker 7: wasn't also entrenched in this idea.
Speaker 9: Of that's how the little girls play with toys.
Speaker 8: But she had them doing it wasn't just a marriage though,
Speaker 8: because she had him like getting like destroyed and killing
Speaker 8: them and all that.
Speaker 6: It was like a balance. It was like a balance
Speaker 6: of like.
Speaker 8: Yeah, she might have started off as a wedding, but
Speaker 8: then one of them poisoned the punch and it's dying,
Speaker 8: and it was just like, I feel like they didn't
Speaker 8: make it like so girly like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, Mike, you were adamant that you disliked Woody. Did
Speaker 1: you like them teasing Woody and his age with the
Speaker 1: little balls body at that they were doing Begins Love
Speaker 1: Woody and they were waiting for Woody. They were like,
Speaker 1: where's Woody? They were like, oh, he's about to show up,
Speaker 1: and then he popped up. You know again, I hate,
Speaker 1: I hate.
Speaker 4: They got the most reaction, They got the most reaction
Speaker 4: out of my theater. Of course it did. He's just
Speaker 4: so annoying. He's whining and ship. I mean, even though
Speaker 4: I'm whining right now.
Speaker 5: But he's windy, annoying. I hate his clothes, I hate
Speaker 5: his voice, I hate his foop.
Speaker 4: Even though got big. You hate Tom Hanks Now.
Speaker 5: Tom Hanks, I like him and Castaway and the one
Speaker 5: where he had you know, I forget the name of
Speaker 5: that Philadelphia was in Philadelphia, But no, man, Woody is
Speaker 5: just annoying, and he didn't really have much to do
Speaker 5: in this movie, so he didn't.
Speaker 6: They just weird.
Speaker 5: It was like it almost god, I feel I feel
Speaker 5: like an anti woke kind of Ben Schapiro ass person.
Speaker 5: But it's almost like they were like, well, there's too
Speaker 5: much dude shit going on, let's give this movie over
Speaker 5: to the woman. And normally I would like that if
Speaker 5: I didn't if I actually like Jesse, but I don't
Speaker 5: like Jesse either. If they gave this ship to Bo,
Speaker 5: I fucked with Bo because Bo got attitude.
Speaker 4: I don't like Jesse. So I was like, I don't
Speaker 4: want to watch a whole movie at Jesse.
Speaker 5: Jesse has attitude, but it's not the right kind of attitude,
Speaker 5: like Jesse over here slapping people and shit.
Speaker 4: I don't know, man, I just didn't. I just she
Speaker 4: was just annoying.
Speaker 5: If you if you rod again, if you get bored
Speaker 5: her backstory and was it for Spike that they gave
Speaker 5: Jesse story it's so good. I won't spoil it because
Speaker 5: this movie kind of fucks it up, but her backstory
Speaker 5: is so good good, so for them to put her
Speaker 5: in this film and then just make her act goofy
Speaker 5: and then kind of fuck up the backstory that we
Speaker 5: were given for her.
Speaker 2: It was whack.
Speaker 1: And they were playing on her being an old toys
Speaker 1: as well, you know, calling har Old and you know
Speaker 1: she was happy towards at this point. Yeah, yeah, trouble adjusting, yeah,
Speaker 1: to to the world. But I think with Woody, I
Speaker 1: think he was just there to what Spike was saying
Speaker 1: the biggest response, and they just needed to bring him
Speaker 1: in because all the kids for the most part, like
Speaker 1: Woody and they wanted to and I think they even
Speaker 1: said it. And later on when Woody and Buzz were
Speaker 1: fighting and one of the guys were like, oh, just
Speaker 1: like old time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, So that's that's what
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 2: It was. I don't know if I don't know if Jesse.
Speaker 1: And you guys correct me, is strong enough to replace
Speaker 1: Woody as as.
Speaker 4: The guy they tried it, She's not.
Speaker 2: She's not.
Speaker 4: She's not strong enough to replace him, which is why you.
Speaker 2: Had to have a.
Speaker 4: Which I don't wish why you had to have a Damn.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say real quick that she's not
Speaker 3: strong enough to replace him. That's why you had to
Speaker 3: bring him back, and you had to have a hundred
Speaker 3: buzz like years because she's not that strong of a
Speaker 3: character to replace him.
Speaker 6: I agree, unfortunately, I mean I can kind of agree
Speaker 6: with that. Like it was. It did take a little
Speaker 6: a little while for.
Speaker 8: Me to to get used to, like, okay, so this
Speaker 8: is gonna be Jesse heavy the point of Woody.
Speaker 6: I don't think y'all give Hm enough credit.
Speaker 8: I do think he uh, I do think he came
Speaker 8: on as the veteran, right, the problem solver because he
Speaker 8: was able to identify Okay, y, you really gotta do
Speaker 8: is unplugged as longer and go dead, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying, and then we can get get get to
Speaker 8: the bottom of this. So I think he came with
Speaker 8: that plan. No one else had that plan. He had
Speaker 8: that plan. So I think, you know, he's he's playing
Speaker 8: like the veterment role in this movie and almost like
Speaker 8: a like a consultant in a way.
Speaker 4: He's still annoying.
Speaker 2: I did like that Rod.
Speaker 1: They used that as a form of torture for the path, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: if you don't give us answer, we're gonna do it again, right.
Speaker 6: That's what I was thinking.
Speaker 8: I was like, well, just unplugged, get a run dead,
Speaker 8: like just unplugging, That's what I was thinking.
Speaker 6: But it took what did you come into to have
Speaker 6: that knowledge and to be able to do that?
Speaker 4: I ain't get you.
Speaker 6: It wasn't in.
Speaker 5: It was well, it was where was the dye into
Speaker 5: the dove?
Speaker 2: I believe that. Okay, but you didn't really see it
Speaker 2: until that scene.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but either way, go like to your point, right,
Speaker 1: Like Jesse reached out to Woodie for advice, and wood
Speaker 1: he misunderstood because Buzz.
Speaker 2: Came in with his uh uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Buzz came in and uh and screwed everything up
Speaker 1: because she thought that Woody thought that Jesse was calling
Speaker 1: for help, and that's when he came in with bo
Speaker 1: Pete and that other person and everything kind of went sideways.
Speaker 2: When uh, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Chelsea went over for the sleepover, Buddy and Bullseye
Speaker 1: hopped in the suitcase. They do this stuff in all
Speaker 1: the movies. It didn't work out as plan. She brought
Speaker 1: the toys, got clown for it, and.
Speaker 2: You know, uh, you know, because she was.
Speaker 1: Still playing with toys and she got embarrassed and somehow
Speaker 1: Jesse and Bullseye ended up in the hans of well not.
Speaker 1: Somehow they got tossed out and they ended up back
Speaker 1: at the house that she was at before.
Speaker 2: And then that's when you meet all.
Speaker 1: The other older tech toys that I thought was pretty dope.
Speaker 1: How they integrated them into it as well. When you
Speaker 1: have smarty Pants at lists and I can't remember the
Speaker 1: other one, but they called themselves the double A Team,
Speaker 1: which I thought that was a cute playoff words.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was come on, y'all, y'all, y'all are being
Speaker 6: really harder on.
Speaker 4: The children's' Mike. It's just it's just Mike.
Speaker 6: I didn't say a word.
Speaker 4: Y'all got it with this.
Speaker 2: I liked it.
Speaker 1: I liked it because that he wasn't he was toilet
Speaker 1: was funny.
Speaker 4: He was funny.
Speaker 2: He definitely was smarty pants.
Speaker 6: Yeah, smarty pants.
Speaker 4: He's like, you want to pray my buttons? Everybody say
Speaker 4: it's nope.
Speaker 1: And then they cut them off.
Speaker 5: This part could have been cool, because I mean, this
Speaker 5: was a really interesting concept of how these old toys
Speaker 5: would have to reconcile life as this tech thing comes through.
Speaker 4: But we didn't. They didn't really do much with that.
Speaker 2: And I get it.
Speaker 4: They don't want to make this a sad movie, but.
Speaker 5: That's probably what I would have found to be more interesting.
Speaker 5: But this is the part that I was referring to earlier,
Speaker 5: because this is when she goes back to her original home.
Speaker 5: They didn't need this. This, this is what fucked the
Speaker 5: movie up.
Speaker 4: They needed that so she would have a friend.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, they needed that, but so we could have
Speaker 1: got on here. They didn't need movie.
Speaker 4: I don't know what.
Speaker 5: You keep shaking your head to me. Watch four and
Speaker 5: I'm telling you you're gonna change your mind.
Speaker 6: Recaps.
Speaker 5: You can't just watch a recap. Don't listen to Spike
Speaker 5: recap everything. I'm thinking that story in Horror was so
Speaker 5: heavy that it made her going back to the old
Speaker 5: house and not even seeing the girl that she was
Speaker 5: looking for, and the fact that her name was written
Speaker 5: on the inside of her pant leg the whole time,
Speaker 5: the girl's address was on her pant the whole time.
Speaker 5: We're watching four Rod the whole movie, We're like, damn,
Speaker 5: this is fucked up, Damn, this is sad, and now
Speaker 5: this one is like, Oh, all you had to do
Speaker 5: was look at your pant leg. Movie, bro, damn ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Right now, you see what I'm saying. It was I
Speaker 4: didn't watched Boys recently.
Speaker 3: But now that you're saying, and I remember what you're saying,
Speaker 3: and that is a really good point.
Speaker 4: That's what pissed me off, because.
Speaker 2: Did we need to go back to the old house.
Speaker 9: No, we didn't need to go back to the old house.
Speaker 7: I don't remember for enough to to really be able
Speaker 7: to corroborate what Mike is saying. I can neither confirm
Speaker 7: her den I that it messed up that storyline, but
Speaker 7: I will say no, even without knowing that. No, you
Speaker 7: didn't have to go all the way back to her
Speaker 7: original house. Now, unless there's some tie back to the
Speaker 7: fact that she felt like her old owner abandoned her
Speaker 7: and she found the box and it made her, you know,
Speaker 7: feel differently, I kind of get it for that aspect,
Speaker 7: But other than that, No, she could have gotten she
Speaker 7: couldn't find She could have found Blaze around the corner,
Speaker 7: and we didn't.
Speaker 4: Didn't she go back? But didn't she go back because
Speaker 4: she knew Blaze was there?
Speaker 7: No, she got sent back. Old people found her and said, oh,
Speaker 7: this is where.
Speaker 6: She she was.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, they had the addressed her got you got right.
Speaker 4: You don't even see her old owner. It's like, why
Speaker 4: why are y'all doing this?
Speaker 2: Why you.
Speaker 1: Because you ran into daffodeal And then I did think.
Speaker 1: I did think Jimmy Dean was of like Jimmy you
Speaker 1: mean like that?
Speaker 2: Oh that was.
Speaker 8: Yeah, b yeah, you.
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Speaker 1: But okay, so I understand the critique Mike and nay
Speaker 1: Rod and Spike, though I think you know well not
Speaker 1: think it clearly was for just the angle of like
Speaker 1: the past, sending her there, Spike to your point to
Speaker 1: meet Blaze, Nate to your point, Blaze could have been
Speaker 1: around the corner easy, but they also wanted to take
Speaker 1: You have the new technology with Lily, and then you
Speaker 1: have these old tech toys thanks to Jimmy Dean who
Speaker 1: took her to this house that Blaze used to play with,
Speaker 1: and you had all these contraptions in there. And I
Speaker 1: think Jesse is only seeing Lily and now even though
Speaker 1: she still has this sort of resentment towards these tech toys,
Speaker 1: but she also sees that they're outdated and they got
Speaker 1: cast aside as well, So it sort of starts to
Speaker 1: create this eventual eventual will bond that form because they
Speaker 1: both were in similar circumstances.
Speaker 4: And the overall thing was all toys can work together, Oh, toys.
Speaker 7: To help, and that when you used appropriately, tech can
Speaker 7: be helpful.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Patreon, if you're listening, please please vote for Toy
Speaker 5: Story four for Rod's next solo. It won't be a
Speaker 5: bad thing because I think he'll like the movie, but
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Speaker 1: So anyway, because the story is pretty pretty very like
Speaker 1: really straight for y that's pretty straightforward. So Blaze's experienced
Speaker 1: the same thing one of the go hook up the
Speaker 1: girl for God. So she ended up playing with the toys,
Speaker 1: had a fun time. Uh, they create this whole thing
Speaker 1: to to get never played.
Speaker 4: There was so funny in the movie. She said, you've never.
Speaker 1: Played ever heard a good time with the toy?
Speaker 5: I understand Ken and Rod thinking this is really funny
Speaker 5: and day because they got children to that kind of
Speaker 5: you know, enhances the kid jokes.
Speaker 4: I get all that. That makes complete sense to me,
Speaker 4: blowing my mind.
Speaker 1: Right now, kid brame like, yeah, playing with it with
Speaker 1: all them, man oh man Rod. When when they realized
Speaker 1: that they could talk to Lily like Siri bro.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, they said, wait, we call your name.
Speaker 4: She said, stop it.
Speaker 6: That was good.
Speaker 2: I did like that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But the same thing happened to Blaze like she tried
Speaker 1: to go on the play day and the girl forgot
Speaker 1: So she played with the toys and then uh, and
Speaker 1: then Bonnie came over. But Bonnie Lily punk ass sent
Speaker 1: the message to the group chat about the toys, and
Speaker 1: then that's when the cyber bullet theme took place.
Speaker 2: Literally kind of yes she did. She sent the pictures
Speaker 2: found toys.
Speaker 3: The other the other sent that out because they were
Speaker 3: trying to the other devices were trying to send it
Speaker 3: out just to help out.
Speaker 1: They ended up in the in the group, ended up
Speaker 1: in the group.
Speaker 3: That's how about have seen he Lily didn't do it.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, let me trying to stop it. Actually Spike
Speaker 3: checked the shit out. You can You're not about to
Speaker 3: get this wrong.
Speaker 1: Not my movie this moment, seeing how like Bonnie was,
Speaker 1: like she should have been a little bit more proactive
Speaker 1: in trying to figure out what was going on because.
Speaker 2: She asked, But it was just like she just kind
Speaker 2: of let it go until she asked.
Speaker 9: What at which part you're talking about.
Speaker 1: This was when like she had took the friend her
Speaker 1: to the house and then you know, Bonnie was obviously
Speaker 1: it seemed like she was depressing down on herself and
Speaker 1: that's what she kind of bought the ice cream and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. So I'm going back to kind of
Speaker 1: what Mike was saying about the bad parenting, like this
Speaker 1: kid has been cyber bully and the parent has no idea,
Speaker 1: and I'm just wondering she should have been a little
Speaker 1: bit proactive and kind of finding out what was going on.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 7: So I do think that, yeah, she could have been
Speaker 7: more proactive because I know when my kids get devices,
Speaker 7: especially once I know they're interacting with other people. I
Speaker 7: don't do it as frequently with Don because with his iPad,
Speaker 7: he's only on certain games, and I could monitor what
Speaker 7: games he's playing from my phone. But if they're interacting
Speaker 7: with other people, or if they're on interfaces, they can't interact.
Speaker 6: With other people.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you need to go through that shit and see
Speaker 9: what's going on and what's being said.
Speaker 7: So I do think that there was a certain level
Speaker 7: of control that could have been implemented into this tech
Speaker 7: conversation that was lacking, because yeah, if you are if
Speaker 7: I know my child is on this iPad all day
Speaker 7: and now all of a sudden, you said, and to
Speaker 7: the point where I gotta go take you to get
Speaker 7: ice cream to feel better. I got it. I got
Speaker 7: to know what's going on. Even if you won't tell me,
Speaker 7: I'm about to go dig in and figure it out.
Speaker 7: So I do think that there was a bit of
Speaker 7: slack because how old Bonnie supposed to be?
Speaker 8: What eight?
Speaker 6: What's that?
Speaker 7: I can't even if you did tell me, I can't
Speaker 7: trust it. That's what it really is, because you're too
Speaker 7: young to really understand what's being.
Speaker 6: What's going on.
Speaker 7: You're too young to understand that this is cyberbully, and
Speaker 7: you too too young to understand the nuance that is
Speaker 7: being that's involved.
Speaker 9: So yeah, because first things first, you probably need to
Speaker 9: come off.
Speaker 7: That lily Pad game, whatever that game was in the pond,
Speaker 7: You need to come off of that because them kids.
Speaker 9: Talking crazy in there. So yeah, I feel like they didn't.
Speaker 7: I do agree that there was some some lack of
Speaker 7: parental controls with this tech in this movie.
Speaker 2: Do you think that was for us for parents?
Speaker 6: That's what I was just about to say.
Speaker 8: And I think they did that subtly right, because parents
Speaker 8: do at times just handing kids devices so they can
Speaker 8: get their work done.
Speaker 6: That's a that's a very common thing that happened.
Speaker 8: So I thought they did a good job suddenly showing
Speaker 8: that even when they hands to some of the households,
Speaker 8: you see like parents even late at night, because I'm
Speaker 8: a victim of this, like on my laptop and you
Speaker 8: see the kids over there in the room and not
Speaker 8: even paying attention to that that kids been on this
Speaker 8: uh on this iPad that long because they're too busy
Speaker 8: doing their work. We're both guilty of that, you know
Speaker 8: what I'm saying. So I thought, yeah, I thought that
Speaker 8: was more so for the parents.
Speaker 4: I heard it, and they was doing something totally different.
Speaker 4: She heard that part like me.
Speaker 1: Reason, no reason, I mean, I know, but she could
Speaker 1: have volunteered herself.
Speaker 6: She didn't say she had an opportunity to say.
Speaker 2: You didn't give her a chance?
Speaker 4: Did you act the.
Speaker 6: First and then you came to me.
Speaker 4: You ain't asked about that.
Speaker 5: Now that y'all are even bringing it up. And it
Speaker 5: doesn't really track with how the parents were set up
Speaker 5: at the beginning of the movie because they didn't want
Speaker 5: to give them the iPad forget her. They didn't want
Speaker 5: to give them that, so I didn't think about it.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that does come to the bad parenting bucket.
Speaker 5: Remember at the beginning, Bonnie didn't she said.
Speaker 3: I feel like as soon as she said that she
Speaker 3: was having problem getting friends, that was the first thought
Speaker 3: that they had was getting her a lily pad.
Speaker 5: But I thought they were apprehensive about it. They didn't
Speaker 5: want to do it. From what I remember, at least.
Speaker 9: She was one of the last kids to have.
Speaker 3: I remember her being one of the last kids. But
Speaker 3: I know she came and said the twins didn't want
Speaker 3: to play with her, so their first thought was.
Speaker 5: But I thought it was more so like, damn, I
Speaker 5: guess we got to get her one. I didn't think
Speaker 5: they were. I didn't do that. You watched it way
Speaker 5: more intently than I did. I'm probably wrong.
Speaker 4: You're kind of You're kind of right, Mike, the backhanded compliment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you kind of right, Mike.
Speaker 1: It was like, oh, well, ship, all right, they didn't
Speaker 1: want to play with us, so I guess if that's
Speaker 1: what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they did say that.
Speaker 5: So it seems like watching what was going on on
Speaker 5: that they were already skesical of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh So.
Speaker 1: Anyway, at this point, you know, Blaze and Bonnie, they
Speaker 1: don't connect. Lily decides that she feels bad about everything,
Speaker 1: so she discards herself and there's this basket hunt to
Speaker 1: find her because everybody realized that they all need each other.
Speaker 1: So the rest of the movie is them finding Lily
Speaker 1: and getting with Lily and figure out how to make
Speaker 1: this whole thing work. And part of that also, Jesse
Speaker 1: felt down about herself, so she ran out the house
Speaker 1: and went back to the Damn Tree, and then they
Speaker 1: all jumped on the horses to go find her, and
Speaker 1: then the buzz light Years showed up as well, which
Speaker 1: I didn't know that they were more of an advanced
Speaker 1: model until later on in the movie, you know, because
Speaker 1: when they showed up, they got the Wi Fi and
Speaker 1: sitting on and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: So did.
Speaker 11: Damnit I forgot what I was about to ask you.
Speaker 11: Damn right, that's where I start, I did, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Jesse run out of the house, she finds
Speaker 2: a lunchbox Mike.
Speaker 1: Uh, and I guess now that's like, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to help them get to this stage of
Speaker 1: life and then hand her off to somebody else. So
Speaker 1: now they got to go find a way to make
Speaker 1: them become friends. And uh, did anybody like this scene
Speaker 1: about them getting on the horses and chasing after Lily
Speaker 1: finding Lily then horse and buzz was funny?
Speaker 4: Her like, yeah, that little whole thing with her and
Speaker 4: buds At the moment, I thought that was funny.
Speaker 6: It was, Yeah, don't really enjoyed this part because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I felt like a.
Speaker 9: Lot of the Buzz light Years scenes, with all.
Speaker 7: The Buzzes, I felt like a lot of that was
Speaker 7: just for forty X because that's where a lot of
Speaker 7: the movement was coming from.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I thought it was cool when they when
Speaker 1: they were about to come down the stairs and they
Speaker 1: all running up the stairs and then they were on
Speaker 1: the side of the stairs hiding.
Speaker 2: I thought that was good.
Speaker 7: They weren't hiding, Like, how do you not realize it's
Speaker 7: like eighty buzz like on the wall.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 9: I didn't. I didn't understand that he walked.
Speaker 2: He just ran past it.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry if it is eighty toy stuck to the
Speaker 7: side of my staircase, I don't care how fast I'm running.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna see that.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think, okay, you.
Speaker 9: Would see it too, can it's a movie though it's
Speaker 9: a kid's movie.
Speaker 6: I did.
Speaker 4: It made it make sense.
Speaker 2: He was in a hurry.
Speaker 1: So but yeah, no, I thought all this was cool.
Speaker 1: This is like she's part of the movie. From Finding
Speaker 1: Lily and then right, I thought this one, this was funny.
Speaker 1: They were like where she came out, and they were like.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's what I was gonna ask.
Speaker 3: So Lily's turned from y'all did y'all have the sense
Speaker 3: of Lily thought at some point in time that she
Speaker 3: had the same feelings for the kid that the toys
Speaker 3: did and wanted the best for her. That's why she
Speaker 3: went to the salvage thaing mm hmmm. I feel like
Speaker 3: they could have hammered more into that person. It's just
Speaker 3: this slight moment of her jumping into the.
Speaker 4: Goodwill basket that was that was that was really quick,
Speaker 4: That's what I was wanting to say.
Speaker 6: That reminded me of what's that movie inside Out, the
Speaker 6: second one. I don't know if y'all seen inside.
Speaker 2: Out, but oh yeah, I love it.
Speaker 4: Inside Out so much better than this.
Speaker 8: Sorry, God, great this cross this is what they say,
Speaker 8: this cross that could walk. But but yeah, like how
Speaker 8: how the wanted the best for for the child.
Speaker 6: What's what's her name? Anxiety? Anxiety wanted the best for
Speaker 6: the child.
Speaker 8: So that that that that was kind of the same
Speaker 8: thing how I saw Lily Lily in this moment.
Speaker 4: I feel like she went from villain to like, I'm
Speaker 4: on the good team in this like split checking.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, yeah, but I think that bothered She was
Speaker 1: over here in the conversation from the mom and she
Speaker 1: realized that she was wrong. She did think that she
Speaker 1: was better off and more helpful for Lily than the
Speaker 1: toys were, because in her mind the toys were outdated. Uh,
Speaker 1: and you know, we're in a we're in a new world.
Speaker 1: Now what they need you for?
Speaker 4: You know, when the mom conversation does help it, I
Speaker 4: agree with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's that's why she she did that.
Speaker 1: But I did like the drone stuff when they did
Speaker 1: the upgrade, because I was like, how the hell they're
Speaker 1: gonna get back to the house. My thing is if
Speaker 1: they always in animate when they running to people and
Speaker 1: there's drones, I guess they were flying above and they
Speaker 1: didn't need they need to do that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, come on, you see if you see twenty
Speaker 7: twenty drones flying the butt cars on the interstate holding toys,
Speaker 7: you don't see it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll let it go ride.
Speaker 1: But I'm like, remember, and first of all, they didn't
Speaker 1: see any other cars where they were going to find Lily.
Speaker 2: Remember they were driving along the road and.
Speaker 1: The cars came and all these motherfucker toys on the
Speaker 1: side of the road. Fifty of these motherfuckers just stopped.
Speaker 3: One of them blew when they was about to hit
Speaker 3: them when they was right there. And then doing the
Speaker 3: whole proposal thing the car blew after the toys that
Speaker 3: they couldn't.
Speaker 2: See when it was Yeah, so it must have been
Speaker 2: a very empty road, but you know, excisable.
Speaker 1: We're gonna let it go anyway. So yeah, they catch
Speaker 1: up to her. Then they negotiate this whole sort of
Speaker 1: you know, meeting again where they're all working together as one.
Speaker 1: Blaze comes over to the house Bonnie's house this time,
Speaker 1: and at the door gives the kid and Bonnie was
Speaker 1: reluctant and h then she kind of you know, started
Speaker 1: playing with her, and then that was it.
Speaker 2: Mike, did you like when she put the beer put
Speaker 2: her hair up to her face at the beer?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: No, I like that the two little weird kids found
Speaker 5: each other. I guess I was a little bit confused
Speaker 5: for a while because I thought that Blaze was a
Speaker 5: lot older than Bonnie. But I guess they're around the
Speaker 5: same age. It seemed like she was probably thirteen, so
Speaker 5: I was like, Okay, maybe she got held back a
Speaker 5: couple of grades or something because she's kind of I
Speaker 5: don't know either way, I did like the fact that
Speaker 5: the two weird kids found each other and they were
Speaker 5: just ecstatic to be friends. I thought this was a
Speaker 5: really cute part, and she was just like, you want
Speaker 5: to stay over? She's like, yeah, I liked all of this.
Speaker 5: I thought this was really really cute. I wish more
Speaker 5: of the movie could have laid out more of a
Speaker 5: groundwork for me to be excited about this, But I
Speaker 5: think the fact that coming from being a weird kid,
Speaker 5: I just liked the fact that Bonnie being a weird kid,
Speaker 5: found another weird kid. You can say that, but it's
Speaker 5: a it's a kid's movie, so it's fine. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I liked it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I liked.
Speaker 7: I liked the kid, the girls finally kind of jelling
Speaker 7: and realizing they had a lot in comment and making friends.
Speaker 7: And I liked that them playing outside brought them too
Speaker 7: little twins out.
Speaker 6: So it's like when when.
Speaker 7: Kids do go outside, it makes other kids want to
Speaker 7: go out and play and things, because we experienced that
Speaker 7: in the neighborhood all the time. It's like if you
Speaker 7: got a couple, then the others are gonna eventually gravitate.
Speaker 6: So no, I thought I did like that part. It
Speaker 6: happened with our girls.
Speaker 8: No kids in our neighborhood were outside, but we started
Speaker 8: making our girls go outside and get on like scooters
Speaker 8: and next thing, you know, the whole neighborhood got scooters
Speaker 8: and like they're playing with our kids.
Speaker 6: So, like I said, it only takes a couple.
Speaker 8: Really, it was just and they they next thing, you know,
Speaker 8: you're seeing all these kids outside, and so it's affecting infectious,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I like this part a lot.
Speaker 2: And you say you like this part too, Spike, we
Speaker 2: get readily to close out. This was good.
Speaker 3: This is good closing for the movie. I like that
Speaker 3: they were. I did like the Beard part as to
Speaker 3: what you asked, Mike. I thought that was funny and
Speaker 3: just showing, like the two they don't have to be
Speaker 3: popular or one half just too little two little connect
Speaker 3: in this way was it was a cool thing to show.
Speaker 1: I did laugh at the Beard part two because she
Speaker 1: was so goofy and silly, but she was just being
Speaker 1: and she was good.
Speaker 3: At it too, though she was goofy and silly, but
Speaker 3: it was good. I lived the thousands of years, just
Speaker 3: why my beard? That's why my beard is so thick?
Speaker 3: Like I remember the line, like she was kidding, I've
Speaker 3: lived thousands of year that's why my beard is Like
Speaker 3: that was good for a nine year old.
Speaker 1: Child because it was so random, Like I didn't nobody
Speaker 1: asked you to do that.
Speaker 4: Right New York. That was impressive. Can for her that
Speaker 4: that was the first place she went to her mind?
Speaker 4: That was impressive. You got a full beard, you got
Speaker 4: a full beard skit and you an eight year old girl.
Speaker 2: That wow?
Speaker 4: Man who thinks of that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this was a really good scene.
Speaker 1: You know, you know, it could be a bit emotional
Speaker 1: seeing them come together and they all find their their tribe.
Speaker 2: As they like to say nowadays.
Speaker 1: I thought this was dope to your point earlier, Nay,
Speaker 1: we got the whole marriage scene with the two you know,
Speaker 1: the girls doing that stuff. But to Rod's point, that
Speaker 1: ship wasn't it wasn't all the way sweet because h
Speaker 1: from this jealous motherfucking damn tr tops.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they did the different world on toy story. That
Speaker 4: was crazy, just die.
Speaker 2: But eventually they got married and that was it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, and that's the movie. So everybody lives happily
Speaker 1: ever after. And I did, like Nate that the other
Speaker 1: kids came over and started playing as well, that that
Speaker 1: wasn't unresolved. And I agree with you guys, like seeing
Speaker 1: other kids just want to play with other kids, and
Speaker 1: that's what tech was doing. It was allowing them to
Speaker 1: play with one another, you know.
Speaker 2: Through this device instead of outside.
Speaker 1: But you make them mufflers to go outside like our
Speaker 1: parents did, they're gonna find no way to have fun.
Speaker 1: And that's gonna be making our voices, having a beard,
Speaker 1: you know, with your hair and all kind of shit,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: And and that was that.
Speaker 1: But overall, I think the movie did a good job
Speaker 1: and I liked that it addressed like this, this sort
Speaker 1: of world were in because there's a lot of discussions
Speaker 1: about tech and kids in tech, and they dropped this
Speaker 1: whole nugget in there about screen time and managing that.
Speaker 1: So you know, I felt like it was it was
Speaker 1: responsible because it then't demonized tech all the way.
Speaker 2: It showed that.
Speaker 1: And I think you kind of said this earlier, Mike,
Speaker 1: like it has a purpose and a function.
Speaker 2: It just needs to be managed.
Speaker 1: And and you know, I think it's a good message
Speaker 1: a good format to deliver that to the kids as well.
Speaker 1: Tell them if we go outside and play, but if
Speaker 1: they touched brass, you know, and they clapped in my theater,
Speaker 1: they clapping, y'alls when.
Speaker 7: It was over.
Speaker 3: They clapped at the end. In mind when standing ovation,
Speaker 3: everybody stood.
Speaker 7: Curious, it's good standing over.
Speaker 9: I've never seen a standing ovation.
Speaker 3: It was crazy. I've never seen it either. They like
Speaker 3: everybody stood up and clapped when.
Speaker 6: It clapping and get up and leave.
Speaker 3: Maybe it may could have been here, but everybody stood
Speaker 3: up and clapping when this was over. I was like,
Speaker 3: it wasn't a standing ovation, but it was definitely clapping.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it was.
Speaker 9: I can see the kids clapping, but right, no.
Speaker 2: The lady she was laughing more than her.
Speaker 4: Damn kids that I had that same experience.
Speaker 1: Kid.
Speaker 3: I was in next to a guy that was next
Speaker 3: to his kid, and he was like, totally into this.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't trust somebody like that. I think something wrong.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I didn't.
Speaker 4: I scooed it over a little bit.
Speaker 3: I scooted it over a little bit.
Speaker 4: You laughing way too hard at this ship.
Speaker 2: Exactly kids with him, at least he did his kids.
Speaker 3: He had to spend like three hundred dollars because it
Speaker 3: was like one of the dining serves, like he had
Speaker 3: like seven meals brought to like his seat.
Speaker 4: And I know how how the theater is they spent
Speaker 4: three Yeah, he enjoyed this ship.
Speaker 1: I will say I'm glad even though the kids didn't
Speaker 1: bother me. I just and respect them to be five kids.
Speaker 1: But at least at least it made it seem like
Speaker 1: I want some dawn you know there some weird ship
Speaker 1: the kids.
Speaker 2: People don't watch with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's still.
Speaker 3: Different though, you in there, like I got it there.
Speaker 3: I got out of there quick, like I didn't want
Speaker 3: to be like that. I was a grown man in there,
Speaker 3: Dolo watching Toy Story at eight o'clock on a Saturday, Like, nah,
Speaker 3: I gotta get.
Speaker 6: It's not that different from like Marvell and all that stuff, because.
Speaker 4: Like it's it's very different. I mean, it's still.
Speaker 6: It's still like cartoons of the day. It is because.
Speaker 4: People will look at you and be like, bro, what
Speaker 4: the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 6: People grew up with Tour Story.
Speaker 8: I saw somebody said I was eleven when I first
Speaker 8: saw when I saw the first Toy Story.
Speaker 6: Now I'm forty two, so they grew up with Tour Story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's won't got no kids at forty two,
Speaker 3: like you kind of story? Yeah, you got a white
Speaker 3: te you gotta wait till come to Disney Plus or something.
Speaker 4: Bro, you ain't first Weekend.
Speaker 5: I get with Ronnie saying it does look weird, But
Speaker 5: I do get what Ronny saying. If you grew up
Speaker 5: with toy story like I was, I went by myself
Speaker 5: to go watch It's not the same thing.
Speaker 4: But I went by myself to.
Speaker 5: Go watch Mandalin and Grogul and I'm sure people were
Speaker 5: kind of giving me the side eye a little bit,
Speaker 5: but I see what right now.
Speaker 3: But that's a TV show. You still have the thing
Speaker 3: that that's a TV show right now. So if you
Speaker 3: just got into the TV show, you're like, oh, I
Speaker 3: want to go see this, you can go do that
Speaker 3: as a forty two old self by your but you
Speaker 3: want a toy.
Speaker 4: Story on Friday or Saturday.
Speaker 3: It's like, Bro, you by yourself was eleven when you
Speaker 3: saw the first one.
Speaker 7: No, I was.
Speaker 6: But I'm talking about the person that's like forty two,
Speaker 6: the person that's like, I.
Speaker 2: Give what I do too.
Speaker 1: Because I saw post somebody said that they were like
Speaker 1: four or something like that, and now they're going to
Speaker 1: watch it with their wife.
Speaker 2: So it's the thing that they're doing because they were saying.
Speaker 4: You know what, it's like it's kind of it's not
Speaker 4: all the same thing.
Speaker 5: But like, I'm gonna go see Transformers a movie when
Speaker 5: that shit comes back into theaters. That is definitely not
Speaker 5: an adult fucking movie. I mean, it's more adult than
Speaker 5: other stuff, but it's not. It's still a kid's movie.
Speaker 4: Transformed st well, I feel like it's Transformers, though it's
Speaker 4: still like.
Speaker 5: No, I know, it's a little bit, it's a little
Speaker 5: bit different. I'm just saying I get both sides. You
Speaker 5: do look weird, but at the same time, I get
Speaker 5: Ros's point of view.
Speaker 4: Shouldn't look weird. If it's okay, I agree with that.
Speaker 4: I agree with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, uh, as we close out, it sets a
Speaker 1: franchise open the record. So yeah, it's doing really really well.
Speaker 1: Uh uh variat that's what Roddy is saying here. I
Speaker 1: was trying to get the numbers. But yeah, the headline
Speaker 1: is box office toy Story five scores year's biggest debut
Speaker 1: with one hundred and sistem million, open, shattering franchise opening
Speaker 1: weekend record.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. It's still hitting. Yeah, more than Star Wars.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 6: Story Man, it's a solid franchise.
Speaker 8: I wanted to say one more thing about because I
Speaker 8: ain't get my opinion on Jesse. I did like Jesse
Speaker 8: Jesse's story because like they showed her like feeling like
Speaker 8: she didn't have have like self worth anymore, you know
Speaker 8: what I mean?
Speaker 6: Like, and I like how.
Speaker 8: They brought that full circle with the fact that no,
Speaker 8: you do have self worth.
Speaker 6: Emily gave this, gave her daughter your name.
Speaker 8: At the end of the day or whatever, so that
Speaker 8: that made her feel like, oh well, my memory lived
Speaker 8: on with her even after she didn't have me as
Speaker 8: a toy anymore. So I do like that that Jesse
Speaker 8: got got that fulfillment towards the end.
Speaker 5: But did she really give her daughter Jesse's name because
Speaker 5: she named Jesse? So did she really like, No, the
Speaker 5: doll name was Jesse before, right before she got it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the dog name is Jesse. Just how
Speaker 6: Andy name is Andy?
Speaker 9: I think?
Speaker 6: But what's what's up?
Speaker 4: Woody?
Speaker 6: Woody's name is Woody? I think Jesse's name is Jesse.
Speaker 8: It was like your whole game got you a whole
Speaker 8: family of of of cal from Cowgirls.
Speaker 6: It was a whole family box set or whatever.
Speaker 4: May as well just watched the damn movie Rod you know,
Speaker 4: the whole ship.
Speaker 6: What I'm trying to tell you, That's what I'm trying
Speaker 6: to tell you. I wanted to watch the whole thing.
Speaker 6: But I do like that. I do like she that
Speaker 6: she got that at the end.
Speaker 4: They still should have showed the damn owner. Man, that
Speaker 4: was weird.
Speaker 1: Well, smarty Pants kept calling her bossy and all kind
Speaker 1: of other stuff, but.
Speaker 2: She had.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and the tech two that too. I don't know
Speaker 8: either the evolution of the text.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that was actually cool, going from smarty Pants
Speaker 5: to Lily and then her blaming smarty Pants for how
Speaker 5: things ended up even though it wasn't smarty Pants's fault.
Speaker 4: I did like that too.
Speaker 1: Was what is this ranking the franchise? Somebody said it
Speaker 1: was the worst. It's definitely the worst. Yeah, it's the
Speaker 1: worst of all five. Okay, I don't.
Speaker 6: Think it's the worse, but again, I hadn't watched all
Speaker 6: of them.
Speaker 4: You can't say that about.
Speaker 6: The same same level to me.
Speaker 4: Really, Three I thought was was pretty is that the one?
Speaker 4: Is that the one where we introduced the ball with
Speaker 4: the little the little PORCELAIND.
Speaker 1: Three is the conveyor belt, right, Three is the conveyor
Speaker 1: that's that's that's that's my number one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Stinky p is the best one. I don't remember
Speaker 5: Stinky Pete, but.
Speaker 4: The old dude that was putting four or five right right,
Speaker 4: right right right.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: After two, I was kind of I was kind of straight,
Speaker 7: and when I finally did watch three and four, I
Speaker 7: was like, Okay, I only watched it because Don wanted to,
Speaker 7: and I was like, I mean, it's entertaining enough, but yeah,
Speaker 7: four mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, all right, well we'll leave it there, man,
Speaker 1: Glad to let us know where your thoughts, you know,
Speaker 1: and is this the worst out of them? And I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's saying like it's a negative thing,
Speaker 1: but anyway, glad to have you with us, Nay.
Speaker 2: And we'll catch everybody next time. Real peace, okay,