Speaker 1: Mac the other day while grilling up some man meat,
Speaker 1: some steaks.
Speaker 2: I do, Michael, I want some of your man meat.
Speaker 1: Once again, as we do every single summer, I am
Speaker 1: hit directly in the face by a lot of smoke
Speaker 1: and gets in my eyes, makes my eyes water very,
Speaker 1: very red. I'm going to ask you, as the smoke expert. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what am I supposed to do?
Speaker 2: That's just sort of a part of grilling. There's a fire,
Speaker 2: Fire creates a smoke.
Speaker 1: I know, but I've asked you in the past, what
Speaker 1: is the least lame way to protect my eyes? Because
Speaker 1: protecting yourself, by definition is lame.
Speaker 2: I think you should just wear some gogs.
Speaker 1: Do you think I can wear rex?
Speaker 2: Beex sure? Why not?
Speaker 1: I would look so stupid.
Speaker 2: My actual answer, I think would be you're probably grilling
Speaker 2: it too high of.
Speaker 1: A heat that makes a better food.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a point of no return. I mean, I
Speaker 2: get I get it. But my guess is, if you're
Speaker 2: dealing with a lot of smoke all the time, you
Speaker 2: probably get it too hot.
Speaker 1: But what's more important the taste or my eyes?
Speaker 2: No, there's a marriage there the taste. I don't you know.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're sacrificing on taste if you grill
Speaker 2: it right now. I guess it depends on what you're grilling,
Speaker 2: and are you using any sort of oils as you
Speaker 2: tops on the grill, You're just letting the natural juices
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 1: I'll slather. There's some olive oil on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see that's your issue. Usual number one. You got
Speaker 2: to use at least avocado oil. It's a higher smoke point.
Speaker 2: I think olive oil is like four hundred. Avocado oil
Speaker 2: is five hundred degrees fahrenheit, So that means if your
Speaker 2: grill is under five hundred degrees, you're not going to
Speaker 2: get the smoke from the oil. With olive oil, it's
Speaker 2: like three eighty or four hund.
Speaker 1: I'm usually hitting about seven hundred though.
Speaker 2: That's where I would start with first, especially with steaks
Speaker 2: and meats switched to avocado oil.
Speaker 1: Do you think if I wore really big sunglasses, I
Speaker 1: would look cool and people wouldn't know that I was crying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Or you could do goggles under really big sunglasses.
Speaker 1: So you want me to do big science bill nice
Speaker 1: fucking goggles. Yeah, put aviators on over them.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, there you go. One? Good? Three?
Speaker 1: Yeah, just three King of Queen Marl Street Entertainment. I'm
Speaker 1: Goo and I'm Mac, and we are the Mac and
Speaker 1: Goo Program. We bring you friendship and sweat. If you're
Speaker 1: watching on YouTube right now, we are drenched.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you right now. So far, it's not too
Speaker 2: bad in this basement. In about twenty or thirty minutes,
Speaker 2: probably gonna get pretty hot. I saw what I what.
Speaker 2: I a little peak behind the curtain here. Let the
Speaker 2: people into your home, metaphorical and physical. I'm recording in
Speaker 2: my basement. My basement has two rooms, a finish in
Speaker 2: an unfinished room. We're in the finished part of it.
Speaker 2: I put up a curtain to separate this from the
Speaker 2: unfinished There's a doorway, but no door the unfinish part
Speaker 2: as the washer, dryer, etcetera. I'm going away in twenty
Speaker 2: four hours, and I'm working twenty four hours straight, so
Speaker 2: I gotta get all my laundry and packing done today
Speaker 2: before I leave for work tonight. So I'm running laundry
Speaker 2: all day long, all day long, all day long, because
Speaker 2: of course I procrastinate, and it's getting hotter than it
Speaker 2: was an hour ago because I'm just running machinery down here.
Speaker 1: I live on the second floor of a house. I
Speaker 1: am not subterranean like yac so I am.
Speaker 2: A little a little well insulated.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: It's not unbearable. But the headphones don't help either. No,
Speaker 2: the worst cans about the over ear as opposed to
Speaker 2: on ear or earbuds is your ears and your head.
Speaker 2: Just retain that heat.
Speaker 1: If I pass out, you guys know why, I'll call
Speaker 1: it down on one for you. No, you should like
Speaker 1: rush to my house and save me.
Speaker 2: No, because then I get all your trinkets if.
Speaker 1: You die, lot, plainly keep it short tail you right now.
Speaker 2: I don't remember the last time we did this, but
Speaker 2: today we're doing five pretty new and notable movies here.
Speaker 2: I have two, Goo has three, and then we have
Speaker 2: one that you put in there. Are we gonna talk
Speaker 2: about sheet detectives?
Speaker 1: You can talk about it. I haven't watched it yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe i'll mention it. So maybe six movies here
Speaker 2: all have had decent success in the form of box
Speaker 2: office Notable or yeah, notable is the word for them.
Speaker 1: You might have already said notable. I might just be
Speaker 1: id you know that's.
Speaker 2: A good word. Notable is a good word.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, put one on the board. If I had
Speaker 1: the sound effect.
Speaker 2: The unfortunate truth today is there's no crossover with no crossovers.
Speaker 1: So when Mac talks, I'm gonna leaves the conditioning, And
Speaker 1: then when I talk, Ma's gonna leave. I haven't seen it,
Speaker 1: and he's gonna dry off his bald head. Are you
Speaker 1: someone like a Craig Robinson who carries around a towel?
Speaker 2: Depends what the activity is and the temperature is. But
Speaker 2: like if I'm golfing, obviously I'll have some towels. Maybe
Speaker 2: if I'm out for the day somewhere and I know
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be outdoors, I'll bring a fat eye towel.
Speaker 1: Back eye towel, or like a nineties quarterback towel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, Without further ag, Goo, let's jump into it.
Speaker 2: We'll start you off with Backrooms. Goo. The Backrooms has
Speaker 2: been in the theaters for a month now. This is
Speaker 2: theater's on May twenty ninth. It's an A twenty four production.
Speaker 2: Gu It is doing gangbusters. It's still making money at
Speaker 2: the theater. Up to three hundred and thirty point eight
Speaker 2: million worldwide, one hundred and eighty four domestic. All of
Speaker 2: that Goo off a ten million dollar budget. So this
Speaker 2: has been a massive success for everyone involved, and this
Speaker 2: has become notable along with Obsession.
Speaker 1: It is crazy how at first when this came out,
Speaker 1: this overshadowed Obsession, and then since then, after that first week,
Speaker 1: Obsession jumped right back ahead of it.
Speaker 2: I think this was one that a lot of people
Speaker 2: had anticipated because of everything involved with it, and then
Speaker 2: I think Obsession was just so good and getting compared
Speaker 2: to this, and people were realizing, oh, an obsession is
Speaker 2: better than it.
Speaker 1: Also, again, at the point of when this was released,
Speaker 1: Caine Parsons, the director, twenty years old. Now that piece
Speaker 1: of shit is twenty one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll talk about that too in a second. Good
Speaker 2: This is an R rated horror, sci fi and thriller.
Speaker 2: You have sub genres here found footage psychological horror and
Speaker 2: psychological thriller, supernatural horror. This is a run time of
Speaker 2: one hundred and ten minutes on roddy te's eighty seven
Speaker 2: percent from the critics, seventy four percent from the audience,
Speaker 2: a seventy seven on Metacritic, and so in general, this
Speaker 2: is one that the critics are liking more than the audience.
Speaker 2: And I think once you see that, you start to
Speaker 2: understand why it's weird. It's weird, it takes some swings.
Speaker 2: It's you know, you're dealing with psychological stuff that maybe
Speaker 2: a lot of commers just start really picking up on that.
Speaker 2: Maybe some more cultured folk.
Speaker 1: Are also this movie and I haven't seen it, but
Speaker 1: Macaz promises a lot. Does it give you that back?
Speaker 2: So that was at least the issue for me. I
Speaker 2: don't know if people had that issue in the first
Speaker 2: couple of weeks, but because this has been getting hyped
Speaker 2: so much in on that same level roughly obsession, I
Speaker 2: was expecting a pretty great movie and what was delivered
Speaker 2: was a real mixed bag. The first like thirty minutes
Speaker 2: of this kind of stink, kinda bad. Like if I
Speaker 2: was watching on my own, I would have shut it off,
Speaker 2: but we had a couple.
Speaker 1: Of people watching none my own.
Speaker 2: But right around thirty minutes something happens that like swerves
Speaker 2: you and you're like, oh, I wasn't expecting that at all.
Speaker 2: And then the next like hour twenties really good, really intriguing,
Speaker 2: but then the final like fifteen stink again. So the
Speaker 2: best way to describe this for me is someone made
Speaker 2: a sandwich with stale bread. The meat and the components. Great.
Speaker 2: The bread.
Speaker 1: Is the bread stale or is it starting to turn
Speaker 1: a little green? Whatever you want to call it, because
Speaker 1: you can still toast stale bread and it's still edible.
Speaker 2: Maybe one side of it is moldly, the other sides
Speaker 2: just stale. It's a really weird journey that this movie takes. Year.
Speaker 1: I've seen that if bread is stale, even if you
Speaker 1: cut the green off, you still shouldn't eat the rest
Speaker 1: of the bread.
Speaker 2: Well that's moldy.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, but mold get rid of the Yeah.
Speaker 2: Just because you're not seeing a color as it mean,
Speaker 2: it's not there, I know.
Speaker 1: But we need that for medicine. What if I need
Speaker 1: to solve my scurvy goo? You talk? You mentioned watching
Speaker 1: on your own. This title of the movie makes me
Speaker 1: think of in the nineties, you go into a Blockbuster
Speaker 1: and you rent the wrong movie by accident.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, indeed.
Speaker 1: Like I famously one time rented The Lady's Room instead
Speaker 1: of the Ladies Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a little different, And then I was afraid was
Speaker 2: by a criminal.
Speaker 1: I was afraid to watch it because I said, what
Speaker 1: if my parents then see what the tape was. I
Speaker 1: just reported it and said I think we got the
Speaker 1: wrong movie, and I.
Speaker 2: Called the cops.
Speaker 1: I called the police and said, Blockbusters got to go
Speaker 1: to jail.
Speaker 2: Go. Back Room's written by Will Suitic, predominantly known for
Speaker 2: Ash Versus Evil Dead, the TV series upcoming. He's got
Speaker 2: two projects, very very religious oriented, Alter and God's Countries,
Speaker 2: So maybe those will.
Speaker 1: Are they religious or anti religious? I don't know actually,
Speaker 1: or horror religious?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. Also written by Kane Parsons, who's
Speaker 2: the director here. As Gou mentioned above, Kane Parsons, at
Speaker 2: just twenty years old, made this movie, directed this movie,
Speaker 2: and it all stems from a YouTube series that he
Speaker 2: created in twenty twenty two. He might be better known
Speaker 2: to some of you younger folks online as Caine Pixels,
Speaker 2: and he's a self taught filmmaker and visual effects prodigy.
Speaker 2: That's what they're calling him, prodigy.
Speaker 1: So he's not school smarty, street smart.
Speaker 2: So his original YouTube short for this went viral and
Speaker 2: he's a mass more than one hundred and ninety million
Speaker 2: views on YouTube. And part of the appeal of the
Speaker 2: back Rooms is one it's simplicity into the analog horror
Speaker 2: state that like sort of makes you that you think
Speaker 2: of with classic horror movies, and I think what people
Speaker 2: are also finding intriguing with this is it it's very
Speaker 2: easily relatable in that it's nothing in everything, and also
Speaker 2: the psychological horror here. You could see yourself identifying with
Speaker 2: two so that I think that's really the main thing
Speaker 2: that are drawing people to this movie and the main
Speaker 2: takeaways of.
Speaker 1: It is Cain Parsons, the Jason Tatum of the movie industry.
Speaker 2: I we're gonna need a second one before we decide that.
Speaker 1: I'm saying more that we're gonna say for years that
Speaker 1: he's just twenty.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's only nineteen. He's only nineteen goos synopsis of
Speaker 2: Back Rooms. After a therapist's patient disappears into a dimension
Speaker 2: beyond reality, reality, she must venture into the unknown to
Speaker 2: save him. This movie stars She would tell a G
Speaker 2: four as Clark, He's the main character. Renade Reinsve as Mary,
Speaker 2: she's the therapist, Mark duplas we know him, we love him,
Speaker 2: as Phil Finn Bennett as Bobby Lukeito Maxwell's cat. Really,
Speaker 2: it's just those first two that you need to know.
Speaker 2: The other three maybe have ten twelve fifteen minutes combined
Speaker 2: of screen time and good. The story behind this movie
Speaker 2: begins way back in twenty nineteen when there was an
Speaker 2: anonymous user on four Chan. He posted or she posted,
Speaker 2: They posted an unsettling image of an empty, yellow papered
Speaker 2: room rooms, and the photo came with a caption, if
Speaker 2: you're not careful, you and you no clip out of reality.
Speaker 2: Cafful careful. If you know, clip out of reality in
Speaker 2: the wrong areas, I'll have a video game. You'll end
Speaker 2: up in the back rooms where it's nothing but the
Speaker 2: stink of old moist carpet, the madness of mono yellow,
Speaker 2: the endless background noise of fluorescent lights at maximum hum
Speaker 2: and approximately six hundred million square miles of randomly segmented
Speaker 2: empty rooms to be tapped in. So that original post
Speaker 2: then became super popular, built off of that, culminating in
Speaker 2: Cane Parsons series in twenty twenty two. Gout. This movie
Speaker 2: is intriguing because of a lot of things that I
Speaker 2: just mentioned, and because it's kind of easy to relate
Speaker 2: to in some capacity. However, I think the biggest thing
Speaker 2: is you can tell the screenwriting for this was done
Speaker 2: by amateurs or first timers, because the flow of it
Speaker 2: into the sandwich from the bread to the meat and
Speaker 2: back is terrible. It's bad.
Speaker 1: So how about the direction.
Speaker 2: So the direction is fun and interesting because you can
Speaker 2: tell Caine Parsons knows what scares people and knows that
Speaker 2: a lot of what's scary is not necessarily what you see,
Speaker 2: it's the anticipation of it, and so they play with
Speaker 2: a lot of that. And then this common idea of
Speaker 2: like the emptiness of rooms and getting lost in an
Speaker 2: endless maze, that's really scary, and they play that up
Speaker 2: a bit here. But what this really but this movie
Speaker 2: really is and becomes underneath it is a story about
Speaker 2: someone having you know, a psychological expert expert episode split say,
Speaker 2: there is a deep seated thing here that I think
Speaker 2: a better script writer really could have pulled out of
Speaker 2: this movie and done better. So that part was disappointing.
Speaker 2: And on that too, they spend the first half hour
Speaker 2: really trying to get you to buy into that, and
Speaker 2: you just don't, and you almost it's almost unwatchable until
Speaker 2: it's not. And then that middle hour of the movie
Speaker 2: is fucking awesome. It's really intriguing, and then when they
Speaker 2: get to the end of it to wrap it up,
Speaker 2: you're like, how don't why did they do that? Why?
Speaker 2: So they just sort of leave you in a weird spot,
Speaker 2: several unanswered questions and questions that I didn't even care
Speaker 2: to look up because I was pretty annoyed and didn't
Speaker 2: didn't love the movie. To me, there's shades in here
Speaker 2: of The Cube. Have you ever seen The Cube? It's
Speaker 2: a nineties movie kind of of this same vein, like
Speaker 2: lost in an endless twisting maze, and like.
Speaker 1: Three, it's when you put a three next to the
Speaker 1: number it yeah, little map and go for you. Yeah.
Speaker 2: There's a little bit of Barbarian here too, like under
Speaker 2: the parts of.
Speaker 1: Barbarian or the worst parts of Barbarian the.
Speaker 2: Best parts of Barbarian. So that's why I think this
Speaker 2: movie has had some staying power. And then there's a
Speaker 2: little bit of like being John Malkovich two that you're
Speaker 2: kind of in someone's head or you're not really sure
Speaker 2: where you are and you're dealing with the psychological thing there.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's other comparisons too, but those are the
Speaker 2: three that came to mind from me. So at times
Speaker 2: this movie has you fully intrigued, and other times you're
Speaker 2: mad or nearly turn it out. It ends up being
Speaker 2: like a twenty seven dog movie. For me, I think
Speaker 2: it's worth watching just for the discussion. I see why
Speaker 2: some people are loving it. I also see why it
Speaker 2: only has seventy four percent on roddy Te's. So I
Speaker 2: think it's a movie worth watching discussing. I'd be interested
Speaker 2: to hear your opinion on it, But to me, it's
Speaker 2: not nearly close to Obsession or any of the best
Speaker 2: movies of the year.
Speaker 1: Have you ever gone through like a corn maze or
Speaker 1: some kind of a maze, A big maze?
Speaker 2: Every fall, well, not everything you get out? Many falls?
Speaker 1: Did you get out?
Speaker 2: Always? Always?
Speaker 1: I don't think i'd make it out. I'd be living there.
Speaker 1: Let's move on to the next movie that I checked
Speaker 1: out last night. Highly anticipated, I would.
Speaker 2: Say, opening in theaters this weekend, right.
Speaker 1: So, I believe it was a limited release last week,
Speaker 1: and I'm not sure if it's a I don't think
Speaker 1: they're doing a wide release on it.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure I could be making that up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you might be.
Speaker 1: The Invites twenty twenty six rated R. This is a
Speaker 1: comedy drama hour and forty seven minutes. You do feel
Speaker 1: that a little bit ninety four on Rotten Tomatoes from
Speaker 1: the critic eighty on Metacritic. That's high, but it's only
Speaker 1: from twenty nine critics so far, so expect a bit
Speaker 1: of a slip. Directed by Olivia wild written by Will
Speaker 1: McCormick and Rashida Jones. Also, it's based off of a
Speaker 1: age play that's based off of a Spanish book film
Speaker 1: maybe that's written by Cess Gay I believe, and it
Speaker 1: is starring This is it in the movie, These four people,
Speaker 1: no one else. It's a big bottle episode. We're in
Speaker 1: an apartment and that's it. Olivia Wilde, Edward Norton, Penelope
Speaker 1: Cruz and Seth Rogan. Joe and Angela's marriage is on
Speaker 1: the ice, is on thin ice. As a matter of fact.
Speaker 1: When they invite their enigmatic upstairs neighbors for a dinner party,
Speaker 1: the night spirals into unexpected places. Just in that synopsis,
Speaker 1: I don't think it was that unexpected. I thought a
Speaker 1: lot of the twists and turns were very telegraphed. And
Speaker 1: also the couple being on thin ice, you kind of
Speaker 1: saw where that was going as well.
Speaker 2: Yes, so there's really only two routes. This movie can
Speaker 2: take maybe a third if you combine the two.
Speaker 1: Right, you have Tyler free by the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have the sexual way where the you know,
Speaker 2: the neighbors maybe they crush streams there, or the violent
Speaker 2: way when you already have neighbors on the rocks in
Speaker 2: weird neighbors. Right, So I would expect one of those two.
Speaker 1: So let me tell you this right now. It's funny.
Speaker 1: It's a funny movie. The jokes are really well placed
Speaker 1: out and it's very Seth Rogan heavy on the comedy,
Speaker 1: but Edward Norton also funny. And the way that Olivia
Speaker 1: Wilde is very neurotic also adds to the comedy. It's
Speaker 1: well written, well directed, and well acted. There's almost more
Speaker 1: writers than there are actors in the movie. I don't
Speaker 1: know if that counts for anything, but it uses the
Speaker 1: space of the apartment really really well, and like I said,
Speaker 1: it is in just one space. And I could see
Speaker 1: any of these four receiving some kind of a nomination
Speaker 1: when it comes to award season. I don't think any
Speaker 1: of them are actually gonna win anything, but just the
Speaker 1: nomination is nice. But on the on side of that,
Speaker 1: like I said, I think anytime that something is introduced
Speaker 1: in this movie, the result of it is kind of predictable,
Speaker 1: and you saw a lot of it coming. Granted, the
Speaker 1: journey to get to where they end up is fun.
Speaker 1: The conversation is fascinating. I think it's extremely well written
Speaker 1: and it might bring you asking questions about your own
Speaker 1: life that are important. I think that it's one of
Speaker 1: those types of movies. Okay, my biggest issue, and I
Speaker 1: like Seth Rogan. I'll say it again. I like Seth Rogan.
Speaker 1: I wish they almost had any other leading actor in
Speaker 1: this movie, because I could not separate his character, seeing him,
Speaker 1: hearing him the jokes from Seth Rogan, and as I
Speaker 1: am trying to get lost in this story, which at
Speaker 1: points I was, Seth Rogan brought me out of it.
Speaker 2: He saw that note when I opened the document here,
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh, maybe that's a little too harsh.
Speaker 1: Is it harsh?
Speaker 2: And then I thought to myself, Gou I had started
Speaker 2: the studio like three months ago, and I enjoyed what
Speaker 2: I had watched, and then once I stepped away from it,
Speaker 2: I was like, I don't think I want to go back,
Speaker 2: because as good as some of the aspects of that
Speaker 2: show are, every single episode, Seth Rogan his character is
Speaker 2: made to be annoying, but also Seth Rogan like took
Speaker 2: me out of it, because look.
Speaker 1: I really like Seth Rogen. I love what he's done
Speaker 1: for comedy. I love this stuff that he produces. It's
Speaker 1: just that when you see something with Seth Rogan in it,
Speaker 1: it's so hard to separate the actor from like the
Speaker 1: role that he's portraying.
Speaker 2: The minute he laughs.
Speaker 1: Well, Like, there's a scene in this when he's like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go smoke a joint and you're like, a
Speaker 1: all right, I bet that wasn't even in the scripts,
Speaker 1: Like all right, okay, dude. It also takes one extra
Speaker 1: little poke at the end, which is a little spoilery
Speaker 1: that I kind of wish they didn't do. Okay, but
Speaker 1: this is a very good movie. I have it in
Speaker 1: my top three or four on the year. It's also
Speaker 1: a week year, so keep that in mind. It's getting stronger,
Speaker 1: and we're about to get a whole lot stronger the
Speaker 1: next couple of weeks. But I enjoyed this. I'm around
Speaker 1: like thirty three, thirty four hot Dogs. I think it's ok.
Speaker 1: Expecting I think it's six. Seth Rogen, It really it
Speaker 1: takes me out of it. I was doing my best
Speaker 1: and I, once again I enjoyed the movie. I thought
Speaker 1: it was very, very funny. I thought the situations. I
Speaker 1: thought the it's a lot of real life situational stuff.
Speaker 1: I want to get lost in this movie and I couldn't. Okay,
Speaker 1: I want to get taken to a dream world of magic.
Speaker 2: That's a fair criticism that right there, Goose should be
Speaker 2: your your little episode tease for the week. If you
Speaker 2: put out a tease for the invite.
Speaker 1: You think I'm gonna put anything. Oh did I say
Speaker 1: to score yet? Did I say my score?
Speaker 2: You did?
Speaker 1: You said, yeah, thirty three, thirty four. Yeah, it's good though,
Speaker 1: it's very good, all right, I recommend it. Oh, someone
Speaker 1: did want to know if the movie sniffs its own
Speaker 1: farts a little bit. That's gonna happen though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: I mean that's what this podcast is. We legit farting
Speaker 1: too the microphone and then goode.
Speaker 2: Next up on the docket here, Masters of the Universe.
Speaker 2: This came out first weekend of June June fifth. This
Speaker 2: is an Amazon MGM production. It has made one hundred
Speaker 2: and nine point six million not good at the worldwide
Speaker 2: box office save it worse sixty three million domestic. The
Speaker 2: budget for this movie was around one hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: to two hundred million. There's no definitive number yet. The
Speaker 2: marketing was crazy, So I'm guessing this has about four
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars it needs to make to.
Speaker 1: Makeby all over the place, and.
Speaker 2: Then consider that you only get half that. So it's
Speaker 2: this is going to lose a lot of money for Amazon. MGM,
Speaker 2: good it's a PG thirteen. Didn't put the genres there? Whoops?
Speaker 1: Just make it up?
Speaker 2: Sci fi adventure? Yeah, sure, they try some comeds xy?
Speaker 2: Why not? Eighties nostalgia is the genre here? Run time
Speaker 2: of one hundred and forty minutes, and boy do you
Speaker 2: feel it? Boy do you feel it? It's long. If
Speaker 2: you cut this by fifteen minutes, you'd probably have a
Speaker 2: much better movie.
Speaker 1: Did it get a pomp? When he said I of
Speaker 1: the power?
Speaker 2: So there's a couple cool scenes in this movie that
Speaker 2: even you and I not growing up a massive universe.
Speaker 2: I'm like, all right, I can fuck with that.
Speaker 1: I'm not a he man guy, sure just a little
Speaker 1: past I caught the tail end of the eighties.
Speaker 2: I'm more of a ThunderCats Guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it, ThunderCats. I'm a gi Joe boy.
Speaker 2: Going Roddy t sixty eight percent from the critics, eighty
Speaker 2: six percent from the audience, So j in general did
Speaker 2: pretty well, Like I don't think you could have expected
Speaker 2: better scores than that for this movie. A fifty two
Speaker 2: on Metacritic. This is written by Chris Butler, Adam and
Speaker 2: Aaron Nee, The Knee Brothers, The Knee Boys, and Dave Callahan.
Speaker 2: Chris Butler you'd know him from Power, Norman Kubo and
Speaker 2: The Two Strings, who he worked with on with the
Speaker 2: director of this movie, Travis Knight, and Missing Link. Upcoming,
Speaker 2: he's writing for Wildwood that comes out later this year.
Speaker 2: The Knee Brothers Goo you'd really only know from The
Speaker 2: Lost City that came out a couple years ago.
Speaker 1: So the Knee Brothers, I'm the first names are left
Speaker 1: and right.
Speaker 2: They also have an indie movie that did pretty well
Speaker 2: called The Band of Robbers. Upcoming, they're doing the untitled
Speaker 2: Henry Cavill Kevin Hart Netflix spy comedy.
Speaker 1: About that that's not going to be good.
Speaker 2: And then we have Dave Callahan here, who has such
Speaker 2: an interesting, interesting run over the last twenty years. He
Speaker 2: was the writer on Doom, The Expendables, Godzilla from twenty fourteen,
Speaker 2: Zombie Land, Double Tap, Wonder Woman nineteen eighty four, Mortal Kombat,
Speaker 2: Shang Chi, and The Legend of the Ten Rings, Spider
Speaker 2: Man Across the Spider Verse. Upcoming, he's doing Godzilla X
Speaker 2: Kong Supernova, Spider Man Beyond the Spider Verse, and something
Speaker 2: called Street Justice.
Speaker 1: So I'm not going to do any research. I'm assuming
Speaker 1: that this Callahan Fella, much like this movie, is a
Speaker 1: writer on all of those movies. Those movies all seem
Speaker 1: like they have three to four writers on them. For
Speaker 1: the most part.
Speaker 2: That is the case in some of them, but you
Speaker 2: would be surprised, which is why he has such an
Speaker 2: interesting journey. This movie is directed by the aforementioned Travis Knight,
Speaker 2: who's directed two movies so far. That's it Kobo and
Speaker 2: the Two Strings, wildly successful, bubble Bee, which also did
Speaker 2: really within, and upcoming he's doing that Wildwood movie this year.
Speaker 2: He's also working on The six Billion Dollar Man in
Speaker 2: something called Pyreneesi. Synopsis of Masters of the Universe, a
Speaker 2: young man on Earth discovers a fabulous secret legacy as
Speaker 2: the prince of an alien planet and must recover a
Speaker 2: magic sword and return home to protect his kingdom. This
Speaker 2: movie stars Nicholas Galazine Galay He's Russian, though he's not
Speaker 2: Italian as Adam slash he Man, Camilla Mendez is Tila
Speaker 2: Idris Idris Elba as Duncan, Jared Lettle Eskeletor, Johannes hakor
Speaker 2: Johannesen as Fisto What a great name, John ju Jiang as,
Speaker 2: Alison Brie as Evil Lynn, Sam C. Wilson as trap Jowsh,
Speaker 2: Charlotte Riley's Queen, Marlena James Purefoys King Grandor, Marina Backeran
Speaker 2: as the Sorceress, and Kristen wigg as the voice of ROBOTOO.
Speaker 2: Your hands raised big question.
Speaker 1: We all want to know. How is Jared Leto.
Speaker 2: I had no qualms with motion captured Jared Lettle here,
Speaker 2: he was the least of the mob.
Speaker 1: Music trying to tell you right now that wasn't motion
Speaker 1: capture whatever. That was him. He took his skin.
Speaker 2: Off, whatever you want to call it. It was decent,
Speaker 2: It was good.
Speaker 1: Do you think so? From the reviews that I have
Speaker 1: read is that they tried to split the baby with
Speaker 1: the bathwater of appealing to a younger audience and to
Speaker 1: the nostalgia of the you know fathers that would be
Speaker 1: taking or the grandfathers now that would be taking the
Speaker 1: kids to the movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you think they should have just leaned into complete
Speaker 1: eighties cheese.
Speaker 2: So that That's where I don't know, because they middled it.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure which side of it I liked more. So.
Speaker 2: It's not campy enough to really play up to the
Speaker 2: true He Man fans matches of the Universe fans, and
Speaker 2: it's not good enough on the other side, Like, I
Speaker 2: think what they were shooting war for somewhat was the
Speaker 2: Crispine Dungeons and Dragons movie, and I think they wanted
Speaker 2: some of that.
Speaker 1: Wasn't it the same production company?
Speaker 2: Maybe, I'm not sure. And also the issue in this
Speaker 2: movie Goo is much like we saw it Supergirl. There's
Speaker 2: like nothing original in here. Okay, you've seen every bit
Speaker 2: of story note.
Speaker 1: From a show called He.
Speaker 2: And you also were like it felt like some of
Speaker 2: the characters and actors were in one movie and somewhere
Speaker 2: in the other. Because of that split. There were a
Speaker 2: couple of fun scenes. There are a couple of fun
Speaker 2: ideas in here. At times it looks great and other
Speaker 2: times it looks fucking horrible, so they got they kind
Speaker 2: of middle that too. It does feel more like a
Speaker 2: straight to Prime movie than it does a big theater movie,
Speaker 2: so that hurts it. But it's not bad like it's.
Speaker 2: It's enjoyable enough. I didn't regret watching it. I would
Speaker 2: say it's like barely floating. You know. For fans of
Speaker 2: the franchise, I could see them going either way on it,
Speaker 2: hating it because they middle it, or loving it because
Speaker 2: they got some notes right. I wouldn't recommend spending money
Speaker 2: on this, but when it's free to stream on Prime,
Speaker 2: go for it. It's it's there's some enjoyability here, all right?
Speaker 1: Are you ready for this? So the people that create movies,
Speaker 1: are you taking notes? I recommend that you try and
Speaker 1: create another Masters of the Universe movie. This one though
Speaker 1: production budget seven and eighty dollars. All practical effects make
Speaker 1: it like the movie from the late eighties early nineties
Speaker 1: with dolfh Longren, and I think that you will capture
Speaker 1: the older audience that wants that cheese.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he has a cameo in here, goose, Oh what
Speaker 2: does he do? It's just he talks to the main
Speaker 2: guy for like a minute.
Speaker 1: Is he a scientist who can smell crime?
Speaker 2: They're lifting weights in the gym, pumping iron.
Speaker 1: Oh hell yes, hell yes.
Speaker 2: Maybe I was too harsh for this. I gave it
Speaker 2: to too hot dogs. It's not for me, And I
Speaker 2: guess my review is a little kind of it then
Speaker 2: that it's in that range like twenty two to twenty four,
Speaker 2: kind of sinking that maybe maybe a float. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I again, don't spend your heart earned, you know, shekels
Speaker 2: on this thing.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you where to spend your money if
Speaker 1: you got kids, because this will keep them quiet for
Speaker 1: ninety minutes and an ice cold movie theater Menyansen Monsters
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six PG. Like I said, ninety minutes in
Speaker 1: eighty nine percent critical rating right now on Rotten Tomatoes.
Speaker 1: That is going to change. It was at ninety three yesterday,
Speaker 1: a sixty eight on Metacritic. And I saw this on
Speaker 1: social media, and this makes complete sense to me. The
Speaker 1: reason why it is so high, the reason why the
Speaker 1: seventh movie in the Minion franchise slash spinoff series, because
Speaker 1: these are separated a little bit from the Groo movies.
Speaker 1: Is that critics love old Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I didn't know the premise of this movie until
Speaker 2: like a week ago.
Speaker 1: This takes place where two minions, not the ones that
Speaker 1: we follow in the Other Minions movies, they make movies
Speaker 1: during the silent movie era, and then when we start
Speaker 1: getting talkies, people say, what the hell are these little guys?
Speaker 1: We don't understand them. So then they go and they
Speaker 1: get an old spell book and they bring a monster
Speaker 1: to make a monster movie who ends up being a
Speaker 1: real bad guy.
Speaker 2: M the monster, the Titular Monster.
Speaker 1: The Titular Monster, although it's not really the Titular Monster.
Speaker 1: There's several monsters in the movie. One of them is
Speaker 1: voiced by Bobby moynihan. The other one, and I'll tell
Speaker 1: you this right now, I loved him in this role
Speaker 1: because it just sounds like South Park. Trey Parker as
Speaker 1: Goomy was awesome.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right. I'm also a sucker for Bobby mornan.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Bobby moynihan. It's also great listening to him with
Speaker 1: interviews because whenever they asked him about he's done so
Speaker 1: much voiceover work, and he always thinks that his part
Speaker 1: is gonna be cut from the movie. He's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know if this one was that great. And
Speaker 1: then they're like, no, you're the You're the star of
Speaker 1: the movie. Man, we're not cutting you from the movie.
Speaker 2: I've probably said this one hundred and twenty five times.
Speaker 2: Horatio Sans walked so Bobby mornihan could.
Speaker 1: Run Horatio Sans speaking of bad guys. I was gonna say,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know what's going on. I know
Speaker 1: there was a story. I don't know the advancement of
Speaker 1: that story. Bobby moynihan, he was a very interesting person
Speaker 1: on SNL. He was able to do a lot of things,
Speaker 1: but he never filled the role that everyone thought he
Speaker 1: was gonna do, which was, you know, a funny, fat guy.
Speaker 1: He was never that.
Speaker 2: He's at his best in the David S. Pumpkins sketch.
Speaker 1: He's very good in that sketch. And like I said,
Speaker 1: he's a really good voice actor who just pops up
Speaker 1: every time that he does a sitcom, like he was
Speaker 1: in the Ted Danson's The Mayor Show, right, sure, he's
Speaker 1: now in the other show where Tracy Morgan is something.
Speaker 1: The Mayor's Tracy Morgan's the mayor. He pops up whenever
Speaker 1: someone's the man.
Speaker 2: Of actors, actresses, comedians of the nineties and two thousand sq.
Speaker 2: I saw Ariy Spears at the Chevalier Theater, Chevali Yeer Theater,
Speaker 2: whoever it's called it.
Speaker 1: Recently, Yeah, a week ship from Josie and the Pussycats.
Speaker 2: From Mad TV. It was good. It was really good.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed the shit out of it.
Speaker 1: That's the recommendation from the show. Go and check him out.
Speaker 1: If Bobby Lee is in your town, go find him.
Speaker 1: If Frank Kellyando's in your town, you go find him.
Speaker 2: If Will Sass was playing, you see him.
Speaker 1: You find Michael McDonald. You look for uh, Buddy Swanley.
Speaker 1: Miss Mazel was gonna say, Miss Masel, I was looking
Speaker 1: for a family guy. You look for King of Queens.
Speaker 2: If Moe Collins co.
Speaker 1: Fuck who else is on Mad TV? We're falling apart here.
Speaker 1: We only have eight people, which I'll say the show
Speaker 1: pretty good. Team, that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: There was a they unfortunately went up against a really
Speaker 2: strong era of SNL. But Mad TV was fucking great.
Speaker 1: So you were about to say that it outshined SNL
Speaker 1: during its time.
Speaker 2: I wasn't gonna say that, doubt.
Speaker 1: You were about to. I saw it falling off the
Speaker 1: tip of your tongue.
Speaker 2: No, no, no.
Speaker 1: But that was right at the start of the Will
Speaker 1: Ferrell time, the perfect time to have Will Ferrell to
Speaker 1: combat the I would say the more immature slash a
Speaker 1: little more teeth. I would say that SNL.
Speaker 2: Well, Matt TV leaned into the nineties of sthetic quicker
Speaker 2: than SNL dead and it was a little more edgy
Speaker 2: than SNL for a little bit.
Speaker 1: But also a little more mean. They weren't afraid to
Speaker 1: get mean, and one might think offensive at certain things too.
Speaker 1: Talk to the microphone, Stewart is such a we might.
Speaker 1: I don't know how well this episode would do. Do
Speaker 1: you want to draft Mad TV characters or sketches or performers?
Speaker 1: We can do performers.
Speaker 2: We'll circle back to that in the fall.
Speaker 1: Hopefully the CW will pick it up again.
Speaker 2: Good minions, monsters, minions and monsters.
Speaker 1: None of the actors that we just mentioned from Mad
Speaker 1: TV or in the movie, though, this has a murderer's
Speaker 1: row of actors in it, though, and we talked about
Speaker 1: in the asked how Mario the two movies. What a
Speaker 1: complete waste of talent. This might be a bigger waste
Speaker 1: of talent when you look at you have Alice and Janny,
Speaker 1: Christoph Waltz, Jeff Bridge is Jesse Eisenberg. Why are they
Speaker 1: in this movie?
Speaker 2: Are they playing minions or other characters?
Speaker 1: No, the only minion is Pierre Coffin, who's also the
Speaker 1: director and writer. Okay, really has a monopoly on the minions.
Speaker 1: I'd say share, you share. Those little yellow bastards passing.
Speaker 2: Around mina culture is weird. Gu I'll tell you that.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say I'm a gentle minion. I'm close.
Speaker 1: I appreciate the fuck out of the minions.
Speaker 2: Are you making your wife painter face and wear overalls?
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to do that. Maybe when I get
Speaker 1: that pair of goggles for grilling, I found out reason
Speaker 1: to get them, I'll get the minion one. And then
Speaker 1: you have to like shave your hair, but leave a
Speaker 1: couple hairs to comb over or spike.
Speaker 2: Some Homer Simpson action.
Speaker 1: Goes little Homer Simpson action on them minions. Do they
Speaker 1: steal that from the Simpsons? They're yellow mac This follows
Speaker 1: the Minions in the nineteen twenties Hollywood, as they search
Speaker 1: for frighten creatures for their monster movie. They partner with
Speaker 1: a little green bastard and then they try to save
Speaker 1: the planet after that monster unleashes more monsters on the world.
Speaker 1: The resolution of this movie doesn't make any sense. And
Speaker 1: while watching it, I looked at my son. The character
Speaker 1: that Jesse Eisenberg plays is a robot, I think, but
Speaker 1: you think he's a human the whole time. All right,
Speaker 1: maybe he is an actual robot. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: looked at my son and I said, this is weird. Huh.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, it was a weird time had by all.
Speaker 1: But I really loved Trey Parker as Goomy in this.
Speaker 1: The voice was somewhere between Cartman butters Kyle st It
Speaker 1: was a nice little thing. Plus he had a little
Speaker 1: thing in the front like a Zoidberg. So then a
Speaker 1: really good cameo from George Lucas. Oh all right, I
Speaker 1: had a lull time with that. Okay, Then we move
Speaker 1: on to I love Looney Tunes style shit, and I
Speaker 1: love them bringing it back to have that style of
Speaker 1: comedy with these characters. And they had a Citizen's Kane
Speaker 1: joke in this that I don't think the kids would understand,
Speaker 1: but I cackled at it all right. The minions, they
Speaker 1: were performing citizens Kane, Citizen Kane, not Citizen's Kane.
Speaker 2: Multiple canes.
Speaker 1: There's no cane in the movie, mac sure. And as
Speaker 1: opposed to saying Rosebud because the minions can't really speak,
Speaker 1: it says like as it drops the globe because ah.
Speaker 2: Poop, that's gonna get me every time.
Speaker 1: Storry to spoil the movie, guys, I didn't mean to
Speaker 1: spoil the movie. So while I love the funny bits
Speaker 1: in this, and I appreciate it for the kids, because
Speaker 1: you know, Pixar tries to go above and beyond and
Speaker 1: you know with their storytelling and really reach a wide audience.
Speaker 1: This does, like I said, what the Looney Tunes do,
Speaker 1: which is, let's just tell jokes and be silly. Let's
Speaker 1: slapstick garbage. And they do a great job at that.
Speaker 1: I've enjoyed that in all of their movies. But what
Speaker 1: I don't really love about the movies, and this goes
Speaker 1: for all of them, it's the stitching of those comedy
Speaker 1: bits together to tell the story. I get wildly bored
Speaker 1: as we go from comedy bit to comedy bit the
Speaker 1: family guys. Well no, it's just like, well, we have
Speaker 1: to make this story make sense, so let's bridge the
Speaker 1: gap here. If it was like the Looney Tunes when
Speaker 1: they used to just have their animated shows on Saturday
Speaker 1: Sunday and it's just a six minute bit, I think
Speaker 1: that better serves the material. Okay, I do question now
Speaker 1: because this is a movie about the Minions making a
Speaker 1: movie about a Minions movie. Okay, are the Minions getting
Speaker 1: too meta? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I suppose so, But then in two movies they the meta,
Speaker 2: it becomes meta. That's meta.
Speaker 1: Then we look at this is the biggest pop of
Speaker 1: the movie. I don't want to skip ahead thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: This is the biggest pop of the movie. The kids
Speaker 1: in the audience went wild when this happened. In the
Speaker 1: post credit scene, by the way, eleven post credit scenes.
Speaker 1: In the post credit scene, one of the minions is
Speaker 1: doing spells and it keeps on turning farm animals into
Speaker 1: different versions of Grew. Yeah, and then Grew walks up
Speaker 1: and he's like, all that are you're doing here? I
Speaker 1: could be Grew in the next movie. That was me
Speaker 1: doing an audition for them to hear in case Steve
Speaker 1: Carell gets too expensive. And what the minion does because
Speaker 1: he's afraid he does want Grew to, you know, I
Speaker 1: don't know, hit him or something. What does Grew usually
Speaker 1: do to the minions?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: So what he does is he does a spell and
Speaker 1: then Grew loses all of his clothes nude, he's nude.
Speaker 1: The kids went nuts.
Speaker 2: Is Grew a grower or a sure?
Speaker 1: Is he a grower or a shure? The kids went nuts?
Speaker 1: The kids lost it. So minions, I would have this
Speaker 1: like twenty eight, twenty nine. Is it the best of
Speaker 1: the series. I think they're all very, very similar. My
Speaker 1: son loved it, he had a great time. I enjoyed
Speaker 1: the looney tune stuff. I'd probably have it in my
Speaker 1: top ten on the year. But I've only seen seven movies.
Speaker 2: All right. Gue, Well, I've kind of run out of
Speaker 2: time here, So maybe we say toy Story for its
Speaker 2: own episode next week once I finally see it.
Speaker 1: Do you want to do that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I could do that.
Speaker 1: Let's get into Maxack and Maxac could be anything. It
Speaker 1: could be a boat in Mac. I shot you a
Speaker 1: text yesterday because I believed I thought in my head
Speaker 1: I knew to myself that I had seen your lovely
Speaker 1: lady Kara at the gym. Kara, I thought you were
Speaker 1: dating Supergirl, not Supergirl. I thought you were dating Supergirl.
Speaker 2: She's my Supergirl. You like that? Good?
Speaker 1: Holy shit? Wow, look at this guy over here. Wow.
Speaker 1: I saw someone on social media being like, oh, they
Speaker 1: they're all super girls. To me, that was a good joke.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed that. So whatever. I so went at the gym,
Speaker 1: and she did give me a little bit of a wave,
Speaker 1: but I thought it was her. Couldn't confirm it in
Speaker 1: my mind without looking back at her, and I didn't
Speaker 1: want to do that in case it wasn't her. Like,
Speaker 1: when I'm at the gym, I am so tunnel vision
Speaker 1: and I don't look at anybody, especially women who you
Speaker 1: know are being goggled, googled, googled. I do my best
Speaker 1: to not make anyone feel uncomfortable at the gym. And also,
Speaker 1: this is a place where I am every single day,
Speaker 1: so I don't want to feel uncomfortable if someone then
Speaker 1: is uncomfortable with me being there. So I just kind
Speaker 1: of put my head down. I didn't say hi, just
Speaker 1: out of fear. Yes, I texted, I apologized. I hope
Speaker 1: she appreciated my apology.
Speaker 2: By doing or not doing anything you just said. It
Speaker 2: was a very confusing time the last two minutes. You
Speaker 2: in fact made her a little uncomfortable because she's like,
Speaker 2: I mess I like smiled, and he just didn't do anything.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what to do.
Speaker 2: She's fully moved in now, right, but she's been spending
Speaker 2: a lot of time, a lot more time here now
Speaker 2: her place, over the last few months, and so she
Speaker 2: definitely you're a noticeable fellow with that muzzy on your face.
Speaker 2: She noticed you there a couple months ago, but obviously
Speaker 2: you guys don't really know each other that well. So
Speaker 2: she did. She wasn't gonna say anything, and then she
Speaker 2: was like, oh, I saw a goog earlier. I gave
Speaker 2: him a little smile. He didn't acknowledge me.
Speaker 1: She was also wearing glasses, though true, she's I've never
Speaker 1: seen her in glasses, so got a Kara Kent thing going.
Speaker 1: So I really had to think in my head, like
Speaker 1: what if she took off those glasses, that could be
Speaker 1: the one that could be And I don't want to
Speaker 1: overstep and then become a social pariah at my gym.
Speaker 1: This is my second home. Right, I can't mess this up,
Speaker 1: and I.
Speaker 2: Rely on you to go there so that you can
Speaker 2: also go to Target and peak Pokemon drops.
Speaker 1: So I also keep an eye on any of those
Speaker 1: muscle heads that might be moving in on your lady.
Speaker 2: Thank you appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Any of those. I can't think of a funny word.
Speaker 1: Any popeyes, well, no, baby Bluto your popeye?
Speaker 2: Oh all right, okay, sure.
Speaker 1: If I ever see this happen, I would then call
Speaker 1: nine to one one Mac would pick up, and then
Speaker 1: he would head to the gym with a nice can
Speaker 1: of spinach.
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Speaker 1: I actually ordered it with ice.
Speaker 2: It's just a room brew.
Speaker 1: I'll say. All the ice has melted. And yes, this
Speaker 1: is it was a hot coffee. Now, actually, this is
Speaker 1: the hottest fucking room. Do you remember when you used
Speaker 1: to record at my house. Yeah, it's very similar.
Speaker 2: Is well, what's hotter that room or the one prior?
Speaker 1: Well, it used to be hotter because when you were
Speaker 1: at my house more hot takes sure. Sure, And that
Speaker 1: one time that Sean Silver brought over a big bag
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Speaker 2: Go once again, run the air conditioner, conditioner, I know,
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Speaker 2: Then you enter the room and you get a nice run.
Speaker 1: I have a fandelier. I have a real fandol hear
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Speaker 1: But I can't turn it on during the show because
Speaker 1: I don't want to get the the people mad.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be hearing my washer machine going this or
Speaker 2: dryer going this whole time.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna slap it through some AI take it out
Speaker 1: love that. I'm not gonna do that. Hey fuck AI?
Speaker 1: Am I right? You see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Speaker 1: and they're doing a Netflix show and they're using Ai.
Speaker 1: Gene Wilder.
Speaker 2: Maybe he signed a thing so his family did. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there you go.
Speaker 1: It's called money. But he sounds like John Lovitz. You
Speaker 1: could have just hired John Lovetz. I guess you could
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