Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, welcome to Movie Crush, the miniest edition the
Speaker 1: Lila Show. You ever seen The Lili's Pet Shop? Is
Speaker 1: your daughter old enough to watch Lili's Pet Shop? I
Speaker 1: don't know what that is. It's a cartoon about a
Speaker 1: really small pet shop with with cute little cartoon monkeys
Speaker 1: and all sorts of all sorts of animals. It's adorable.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she's old enough in unless there's a porn
Speaker 1: ring in there. No, well, you don't know. You don't
Speaker 1: never really see the back. It's it's hard to say.
Speaker 1: You could read into it. That's what we're doing right now.
Speaker 1: It looks like, Wow, it's good man, it's good. You're good,
Speaker 1: single life man every day. Yeah, I don't. I'm not
Speaker 1: in the tender. I'm doing the bumble because that's for
Speaker 1: young professionals. You hear that, ladies get on bumble, bumble
Speaker 1: it up. You see. One guy on the movie Crush
Speaker 1: page was like, I'm super stoked Noel got dumped. And
Speaker 1: I was like, I don't know what you mean by this, sir,
Speaker 1: and then he said new beginnings, my man, beginnings, So
Speaker 1: he meant in a positive way. He did, but it
Speaker 1: was it was very vague, it required some clarification, and
Speaker 1: it hurt my little feelings for about split second. I
Speaker 1: know everyone, Noel and I are both very sensitive guys,
Speaker 1: and I felt myself backsliding. I was like, I've done
Speaker 1: such good work on myself and then this asshole post
Speaker 1: this ship does this to me. We're very sensitive dudes. Everybody,
Speaker 1: it's good and I like it. So hey everyone, and
Speaker 1: thanks for thanks for tuning in and thank you for
Speaker 1: hanging in there for I'm gonna go ahead and address
Speaker 1: something that's popped up on the Facebook page. I've gotten
Speaker 1: some complaints lately about some of these shows with like
Speaker 1: musicians occasionally where we don't talk movies it first, but
Speaker 1: we talked about music, uh, and then get into the
Speaker 1: movie and uh, hey, you know that's just how they're
Speaker 1: gonna go sometimes. You know, like music, what's your problem? Guy?
Speaker 1: I get it. It's it's off script from the show
Speaker 1: a bit, but you know what that's that's just the
Speaker 1: way it's gonna go sometimes. And I even four warned
Speaker 1: people on the Big Lebowski episode with the wonderful Eric Slick,
Speaker 1: It's like there's about forty minutes of Dr Dogg and
Speaker 1: music talk. So if you're not into that, just skip
Speaker 1: forward two minute forty and people still complained, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: come on, like, come on, I just don't understand the
Speaker 1: complain in general of like get to the point. It's like,
Speaker 1: my favorite podcasts are the parts when they're not getting
Speaker 1: to the point. And if I like listening to the people,
Speaker 1: then I enjoy hearing them banter and be themselves, you know,
Speaker 1: like that r M podcast. Are you talking r EM
Speaker 1: REMI about ten R E M Discussion? Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: the whole that's a great show. I love it. It's delightful.
Speaker 1: It's so wonderful. Anyway, just thank you for hanging in
Speaker 1: there through those episodes. I think it's really great content
Speaker 1: as far as good music talk as well. Uh and
Speaker 1: if and if you're not into it, um, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Maybe for those you should just change all the branding
Speaker 1: of the show and make a new logo and call
Speaker 1: it music Crush. People said, what would you just do
Speaker 1: a music crook show? Does the Holley sound. I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: I don't have time for two passion projects. You know.
Speaker 1: That's tough. Ones ones a lot alright, So segment number one,
Speaker 1: we're gonna dive in with trope time and no, we
Speaker 1: may be able to finish this initial batch of tropes.
Speaker 1: What was the what was the tally? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I didn't count, but this is my goal. Um let
Speaker 1: me see here. Alex Glassnovich or glass Noovic says this,
Speaker 1: don't trust anybody, said by the person who will later
Speaker 1: betray you. Yeah, sort of. There's different variations of that theme, though,
Speaker 1: Well there's that one. And never mind is this Am
Speaker 1: I allowed to spoil Game of Thrones? I don't know,
Speaker 1: Probably not, I guess I won't. There's a there's a
Speaker 1: very important part in that where someone does that very
Speaker 1: thing and then says I did tell you not to
Speaker 1: trust me? Yeah, yeah, alright, was it spoiling it? If
Speaker 1: I don't say who it is, I think that's vague enough.
Speaker 1: Zack Pointer has a couple here in horror movies four
Speaker 1: horror movies where the victim always runs, but the murderer
Speaker 1: catches up just by walking. Of course. Uh, like with
Speaker 1: Halloween especially, it's because Mike Michael Myers is imbued with
Speaker 1: mystical powers. That's true. And you know what, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: bring up Another trope that I hate is when there's
Speaker 1: like and you know Back to the Future as a
Speaker 1: prime example, when there's a car clearly that is outjuiced
Speaker 1: the other car, yet their neck and neck like him
Speaker 1: Back to the future. Even as a kid, I was like,
Speaker 1: this dude's in a DeLorean and he's being chased by
Speaker 1: don't beat up v W van. You know, the Libyans,
Speaker 1: Yet they're right on his tail. I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 1: the the argument is like, well, the van was bigger,
Speaker 1: it's got more horsepower. Not this not true? No horsepower
Speaker 1: and old. I don't know anything about cars, Chuck was
Speaker 1: Delirian a hotshit car? Was that like a fast Well, actually,
Speaker 1: the Delirian was sort of known for being a pretty
Speaker 1: lame car and a bad sports car, but it's still
Speaker 1: faster than a v W Van. Did you see that?
Speaker 1: Comedians and cars getting coffee with hum what's his name,
Speaker 1: sein Feller? He rises to the Delirian, it breaks down. No,
Speaker 1: it's like he's got um I would do to play
Speaker 1: the voice in Ratitui. Oh, Patton, Patton Oswald, And he's
Speaker 1: of course stoked to see the Delirian eyes light up,
Speaker 1: and then it breaks down and they literally have to
Speaker 1: get another car. It's kind of a shitty car. That's
Speaker 1: the dirty secret. Zach has another one too, in horror
Speaker 1: movies where the victim always runs upstairs. Of course, bad
Speaker 1: places to run. Carol Brennan three of four dudes or
Speaker 1: women SloMo walking to give the appearance of being a badass. Yes,
Speaker 1: that has been troped so much it is now sort
Speaker 1: of a joke. Uh, Shannon Lee, folks with disabilities who
Speaker 1: turned out to have supernatural abilities? Is that a thing?
Speaker 1: Trying to think of an example, she said that the DUDDA,
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is either. I have no
Speaker 1: idea what that is. I I think about Mr Glass
Speaker 1: and Unbreakable. Yeah, that sequels coming out. Man, it looks
Speaker 1: pretty cool. But he didn't really have supernatural powers exactly.
Speaker 1: He was just more of a super genius with asshole
Speaker 1: kind of he's a super asshole. Yeah. Ellis Porter says
Speaker 1: hitting someone over the head with an object to instantly
Speaker 1: make them unconscious. Yeah, that's true. That's true. Most of
Speaker 1: the times you get hit and you're just like funk man,
Speaker 1: you cut my head open. But usually that's played for laughs, right.
Speaker 1: We were sort of like the single glass bottle break
Speaker 1: and they're like out. That's true. Tony Gleeson hanging up
Speaker 1: the phone without saying goodbye. I think we mentioned that before.
Speaker 1: A good one, Tony, Kevin Kross the new guy being trained,
Speaker 1: So some plot point can be explained. Oh yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: Bad exposition in those scenes for sure. David Priest naked
Speaker 1: woman in bed after sex or in the morning, holding
Speaker 1: the sheet neatly hiding her breast. Oh yeah, that's a
Speaker 1: good one. Titilating, Yeah, I mean that's a trope with
Speaker 1: with a good reason behind it is because keeps it pg. Thirteen. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then a lot of these actors don't want to
Speaker 1: be naked, so that's the solve. You hold the sheet up,
Speaker 1: or they get out of the bed and wrap the
Speaker 1: sheet around them and stuff. Done that, or there's the
Speaker 1: underwear naked backshot but no frontal. Yeah, that's true. Sean Hodge,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Scott Hodgson. The jumping through glass and not
Speaker 1: getting cut action movie tripe for sure. Sarah Hard Raider,
Speaker 1: Heart Raider, Good Dame. The twist where the whole team,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, the whole time the main character is being
Speaker 1: groomed to die or be sacrificed. Yeah, like wicker Man,
Speaker 1: Adam Phillips. The teenagers in the horror movies that you
Speaker 1: could strangle with a cordless phone. I'm not sure what
Speaker 1: that means. Wait say again, the teenagers in the horror
Speaker 1: movies that you could strangle with a chordless phone. I
Speaker 1: don't the only chordless phone. Oh wait, strangle you can't.
Speaker 1: There's no chord You can't strangle anyone with a cordless phone.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't get that one. That makes no sense.
Speaker 1: I like it for its absurdity, though. Follow up at him. Yep,
Speaker 1: we need to hear about that Dan Turk last minute
Speaker 1: realization of their love at the airports train train station,
Speaker 1: bus station, for sure, maybe with one person hanging out
Speaker 1: of the of the vehicle kind of reaching and I
Speaker 1: really love this person. But obviously you know you can't
Speaker 1: get off the train, and there's there's no reversing that, right,
Speaker 1: can't back up a train. The love is over, Ben Emerson, Um,
Speaker 1: how about movie rain in general? It's either not raining
Speaker 1: or it's a torrential downpour. Yeah, that's true, Ben, It's
Speaker 1: because the way those rain towers work, you can dial
Speaker 1: it back. But it always looks kind of funny to me.
Speaker 1: Or when it's clearly sort of very bright outside. What
Speaker 1: is what are the logistics of these rain towers? Always
Speaker 1: wondered what that looks like. It is like a it's
Speaker 1: a big it's a tall, super tall tripod with an
Speaker 1: extended pole that goes up however high you needed to
Speaker 1: go up, depending on how wide your shot is. I've
Speaker 1: seen him that are like a hundred feet tall. It's
Speaker 1: called a rain tower. And at the top it literally
Speaker 1: just has a around um little sort of sprinkler head
Speaker 1: and you turn it on and it just all goes
Speaker 1: out in a big circle in every direction. And you
Speaker 1: have them set up all over the place. And that's
Speaker 1: why the rain and movies does not look like real
Speaker 1: rain usually because real rain comes down and drops, and
Speaker 1: this comes down in sort of a stream. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Yep, Vanessa Lopez, nature suddenly goes silent.
Speaker 1: Equals monsters are coming, all right, All that's true because
Speaker 1: all the woodland creatures are scared on your behalf, including
Speaker 1: the cicadas. Yeah, they all go like ship. Benjamin Johnston
Speaker 1: not sure this is a trope, but looking really great
Speaker 1: and put together in the Middle Ages. Yeah, although I
Speaker 1: think that there are some more realistic Middle Ages films now,
Speaker 1: like people are always dirty, right, Oh yeah, just covered
Speaker 1: in ship. Yeah. Have you seen the new Sasha Baron
Speaker 1: Cohen thing. I haven't seen that yet. Well, there's one
Speaker 1: character he plays who's like an inmate who uh he
Speaker 1: paints using exclusively shit and it's a really good set
Speaker 1: dressing or costume detail where his nails are really filthy.
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah, because he's you know, constantly digging in poop.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. Uh, you know what, We're gonna get
Speaker 1: through a few more and we will not be done
Speaker 1: with trupe time everyone. That's a good news. Chris McCulla
Speaker 1: says when the out takes play during the end credits. Uh,
Speaker 1: that's not a trump Michelle, Michelle, my bell Apa tegu Apola,
Speaker 1: you've done this before, Chuck the same name. Yeah, apolog
Speaker 1: is what I'm gonna say from Michelle. Another one. Credit
Speaker 1: cards will open any door, like a locked door. I
Speaker 1: could break in with a credit card for certain kinds
Speaker 1: of locks. Stack in the day, said Jimmy and Jimmy
Speaker 1: and the lock. Sure you can't do that with the
Speaker 1: dead bolt though. It's just gotta be one of those
Speaker 1: little clickie one. Yeah, like within the house, the little
Speaker 1: clickie on the handle. Yeah, because the ideas you use
Speaker 1: the a little life hack for all you kids out there.
Speaker 1: I want to break in. You got you. You pushed
Speaker 1: the spring loaded thing in with the card and then
Speaker 1: it pops the lock but dead bolt and you're out
Speaker 1: of lock. Yeah, it's funny. Emily and I went to
Speaker 1: see my house I grew up in about a year
Speaker 1: and a half ago, which we did from time to time,
Speaker 1: and it had been it was for sale and it
Speaker 1: was empty and I was like, oh, ship, I want
Speaker 1: to definitely go inside, Jimmy, and it was locked, and
Speaker 1: she was like, oh, well it's locked, we can't get in.
Speaker 1: I went, he said, I broke into this house probably
Speaker 1: thirty times in my life growing up, from forgetting my key.
Speaker 1: And I went in through the garage kitchen window like
Speaker 1: I always did, and it was just as easy as
Speaker 1: it always was, And it was really weird walking around
Speaker 1: my house. I did something very similar with my old school.
Speaker 1: My high school got condemned because if asbestos. Years later,
Speaker 1: I went there and went in and every was covered
Speaker 1: in plastic and there were just these towering stacks of
Speaker 1: like old desks and everything was just covered in dust,
Speaker 1: and there were the sounds of like kind of homeless
Speaker 1: people like sleeping in the bleachers and stuff. It was
Speaker 1: very very eerie, Verie, Yeah, my house is neat. It
Speaker 1: was like a lot of it was unchanged. And there
Speaker 1: were things like wallpaper that just like shocked me back
Speaker 1: to being a twelve year old, like light fixtures and
Speaker 1: in the fifties, in the fifties. Uh. And in in
Speaker 1: my bathroom that I grew up in, on the below
Speaker 1: the sink under you know, at the cabinet under the sink,
Speaker 1: opened the door and there was a little electric toothbrush
Speaker 1: holder that I screwed into the thing, what literally thirty
Speaker 1: years ago, more than that, thirty five years ago. No, yikes,
Speaker 1: that's wow. That's awesome. Yeah. Uh. What it's not cool
Speaker 1: is the fact that three months later they tore the
Speaker 1: house down. I had plans to maybe buy it one
Speaker 1: day and do something with it that would have been cool.
Speaker 1: This was in Dungewood Still Mountains. All right, we're gonna
Speaker 1: finish up here with two more, Jessica Parsons says. The
Speaker 1: male protagonist has to lift an incredibly impossibly heavy object
Speaker 1: in order to save a life. That's a trope. And
Speaker 1: then also could really happen hysterical strength, it's a thing. Uh,
Speaker 1: Shannon Lee. Once again, she makes up for her not
Speaker 1: so great when by saying the call is coming from
Speaker 1: inside the house. All right, more tropes to come, everybody.
Speaker 1: I've still got to three pages of tropes. So we
Speaker 1: will move on now to almost famous. The recent news
Speaker 1: segment where I talk about actors who turned down a role,
Speaker 1: and these are usually famous people already, and sometimes it
Speaker 1: works out and sometimes it doesn't. First, Garrett Headland, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go ahead and say the great Garrett Headland. I
Speaker 1: think he's pretty great, big fan of his work. He
Speaker 1: turned down Fifty Shades of Gray, the trilogy of the
Speaker 1: Fifty Shades films, because he thought it was too big
Speaker 1: of a commitment to do a trilogy. And boy, Garrett Headland,
Speaker 1: you are laughing now because those movies are awful. I
Speaker 1: just don't know how you could go see those movies
Speaker 1: in the theater and hold your head up high. You know, agreed,
Speaker 1: that's cinemax stuff. Man, You do that in your private
Speaker 1: bedtime at night times. Ann Hathaway, I don't think I
Speaker 1: mentioned this one in the last one, but I may
Speaker 1: have Silver Linings playbook. She was going to be the
Speaker 1: Jennifer Lawrence character, and uh, she left over creative differences
Speaker 1: with David R. Russell, the director. Yeah, I heard he's
Speaker 1: kind of a pill. He is, but he's a brilliant pill.
Speaker 1: Yeah sure, So you know who else is kind of
Speaker 1: a pill? I've heard Ann Hathaway. Oh really? Yeah, two
Speaker 1: pills together now rarely works. Two pills in a pill pod. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think Jennifer Lawrence is pretty awesome in that movie.
Speaker 1: I really like that movie a lot. Yeah, she's she's
Speaker 1: I car In general, I don't know. And it's aw
Speaker 1: Red Sparrow the other day. As you see that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it looked pretty steamy. You didn't see it, now, I
Speaker 1: didn't see it. It was okay, I'm just gonna give
Speaker 1: it a medium rating. Did you see Mother? I still
Speaker 1: haven't seen it. It's good. I like that people people
Speaker 1: didn't like about I like. Jim Carey was almost Elf
Speaker 1: very early in that project. He came on board to
Speaker 1: play Buddy the Elf, and about ten years later, when
Speaker 1: it finally made it to the big screens, he had
Speaker 1: already done How the Grinch Still Christmas and didn't want
Speaker 1: to be in another Christmas movie. Could you imagine anyone
Speaker 1: other than Will Ferrell? No, no, no, no, and that
Speaker 1: that that that it would have I bet it would
Speaker 1: have been less good with with Jim Carrey. My finger
Speaker 1: has a heartbeat. The delivery is is what makes it?
Speaker 1: Maybe not? I don't know, it's hard to say else.
Speaker 1: One of my favorite Christmas movies. It's a good one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a good one. Look at you? And will you
Speaker 1: not say that one all the time when they're in
Speaker 1: the meeting with Peter Dinklage and he talks about him
Speaker 1: being in short in an elf and finally he he
Speaker 1: jumps up on the table and Will Farrell holds out
Speaker 1: his arms for a hug and goes look at you,
Speaker 1: and of course he runs over and like kicks his ass.
Speaker 1: So great. The great bad movie show Girls, legendary movie
Speaker 1: that Elizabeth Berkeley started and Drew Barrymore almost took the
Speaker 1: lead of. No me. Was that the Elizabeth Berkeley character
Speaker 1: I'm a dancer? I never saw that. I just remember
Speaker 1: that line, I'm a dancer. She turned it down because
Speaker 1: she hated that line. Well, it's wasn't that directed by
Speaker 1: the RoboCop guy Paul Verhoeven. Yeah, wow, how far he fell?
Speaker 1: It was. I got a lot of news. I guess
Speaker 1: it too, because it was like n C seventeen, right, Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't even know. Probably I think that was a
Speaker 1: part of it. And I think I think there was
Speaker 1: a ratings kerfuffle on that. I remember being a kid
Speaker 1: and going a blockbuster and having the parental advisory sticker
Speaker 1: being on that one, which was a cut above just
Speaker 1: an R rating because it said no, I know what
Speaker 1: I said. It said youth restricted viewing. That's what it
Speaker 1: said for some bad similar aided sex with with with
Speaker 1: um guy from Twin Peaks, isn't it. I don't know
Speaker 1: which guy? You know, agent agent Cooper. Oh that's right, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: what's his name? Kyle, Kyle Mclocklin m um. Let me
Speaker 1: see here. Drew Barrymore is uncomfortable with the nudity, the
Speaker 1: amount of nudity, jaw rule, too fast, too furious. He
Speaker 1: was supposed to. Uh, he had a brief appearance and
Speaker 1: Fast and Furious, but he's gonna have a larger part
Speaker 1: in the sequel, but apparently just blew off John Singleton,
Speaker 1: the director, and the part went to Ludicrous. And here's
Speaker 1: a quick funny story about Ludicrous. He's in Atlanta and
Speaker 1: from Atlanta, and people around me know him, and we
Speaker 1: were asking about him podcasting and doing something and we're like,
Speaker 1: what is Ludicrous doing now? And his manager answered, he
Speaker 1: makes Fast and Furious movies. That's what ludicrous job is.
Speaker 1: I had no idea John Singleton had anything to do
Speaker 1: with The Fast and Fear his franchise. Did he directs
Speaker 1: the first couple? Yeah? I guess yeah. Interesting, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: look at it looks like he did one and six.
Speaker 1: Maybe anyway, it doesn't matter. But I just had no idea.
Speaker 1: I didn't see that, didn't see there's a connection there
Speaker 1: at all. I just know him from like, you know,
Speaker 1: what is it baby boy and Boys in the Hood? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Boys in the Hood? Man, that was his first movie, breakout.
Speaker 1: Uh no, will you remember a Million Dollar Baby? Yeah?
Speaker 1: With the boxing the boxing picture, Yeah, the boxing picture
Speaker 1: with uh oh? Why am I just blanking on every name?
Speaker 1: His name is Clint Eastwood, Chuck Hilary Swaine, Okay, Clinteathwood,
Speaker 1: Clint Eastwood, and Morgan Freeman. Uh. Sandra Bullock almost played
Speaker 1: the part of Maggie, but there were scheduling conflicts and
Speaker 1: she had to drop out to film MS Congeniality too,
Speaker 1: instead of winning an Oscar for a million dollar baby,
Speaker 1: which she might have done. What are you saying, Miss
Speaker 1: Congeniality is not like an Oscar caliber performance? It was not? Okay,
Speaker 1: that's fair? The hangover the part of Heather Graham as
Speaker 1: a jade the stripper? Can you say stripper? Or is that?
Speaker 1: I think it's fine. I don't even know these days
Speaker 1: at all. You know, you're not supposed to say what hooker? No,
Speaker 1: you say sex workers? Don't you say prostitute? Really, we've
Speaker 1: been taken to task on stuff. You should know. You
Speaker 1: know what I found out on ridiculous history. Not supposed
Speaker 1: to say homosexual. Everyone I've said this too has been
Speaker 1: a little bit shocked. Really, Yeah, just just just to like, guy, wow,
Speaker 1: that's a thing. I get it. So what did they say?
Speaker 1: You say l B G t Q or queer um
Speaker 1: or lesbian or gay, But you don't say homosexual because
Speaker 1: it has connotations of like the homosexual plague, you know that,
Speaker 1: like avangelicals might say, or the idea that it was
Speaker 1: a disease or a psychiatric condition. You know that makes sense. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but we we said it on an episode of Stuffy
Speaker 1: Don't want you to Know, and a very kind listener
Speaker 1: did not shred us, but rode in and said, hey, guys,
Speaker 1: let's check out this media section on glad. It's a
Speaker 1: term to avoid now, you know. The more you know. Yeah, still,
Speaker 1: if you should know, fans are always pretty good about
Speaker 1: being kind and saying, hey, listen you lets try to
Speaker 1: use the right words. It's hard these days because new
Speaker 1: words are being updated all the time. Uh. And it's
Speaker 1: always nice to get a kind message, and we always
Speaker 1: respond in kind and say, hey, listen, thanks for letting
Speaker 1: us know. We'll do our best to change that same.
Speaker 1: So anyway, the role of Jade the Clothes take Her
Speaker 1: Offer in The Hangover almost went to Lindsay Lohan. Interesting,
Speaker 1: huge movie that would have been for her. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: you guys, I don't even think of Heather Graham as
Speaker 1: having been in that movie. I don't know why. She
Speaker 1: was great wh Yeah and the first one, Yeah, she
Speaker 1: was Jade the Clothes Taker Offer. I just don't remember.
Speaker 1: I just don't remember. I like that first Hangover that
Speaker 1: was really home. I like I like Mike Tyson, Remember
Speaker 1: Mike Tyson. Pretty good, pretty well? Um, I have a
Speaker 1: big Heather grahampin Oh I Am too, I love I
Speaker 1: Love roller Girl And she was great in Scrubs, drug Store,
Speaker 1: Cowboy O. Always Sorry, I forgot that. That's the classic
Speaker 1: classic Graham role. Sarah Michelle Giller or gill Ore was
Speaker 1: almost share and Clueless before Alicia's Silverstone took the part. Uh,
Speaker 1: and she had to turn it down because she was
Speaker 1: on All My Children, the soap opera. Clueless went on
Speaker 1: to be a massive hit. Then Alicia Silverstone kind of
Speaker 1: disappeared as well. Yeah, I think she was. It was
Speaker 1: it my choice. Do you think I feel like she
Speaker 1: maybe just because she went on to be in Buffy,
Speaker 1: Oh Alicia Silverstone. Uh, I don't know. She was in
Speaker 1: a couple of like stinkers, like she was in The Crush,
Speaker 1: The Crush with Carrie Elwis or she was like the
Speaker 1: stalker crazy girl. Yeah. Here's the hint, though, if you
Speaker 1: want to make a great movie, don't cast Carrie Ellis
Speaker 1: as your lead mail Really it's not great. He was
Speaker 1: in the first Saw movie. Yeah, that wasn't great. That's fair.
Speaker 1: What do you like the Princess Bride? I liked it.
Speaker 1: He was okay in that he was okay, and that
Speaker 1: that's where are people that are gonna come at you.
Speaker 1: The internet is going to swarm you. Child think he's
Speaker 1: great though. Uh. And then, but like I said, Sarah
Speaker 1: Michelle Gilar went on to be in Buffy, so she
Speaker 1: was doing just fine. She's loaded for the rest of
Speaker 1: her life. It's fine. I kind of didn't know who
Speaker 1: you're talking about because of the way you're pronouncing it
Speaker 1: is how I've always heard it. But I'm sure I
Speaker 1: can say however you want. I've heard glare, but I
Speaker 1: just pronounced it both ways. Okay, you just weren't paying
Speaker 1: it to That's that that that's part of it to chuck.
Speaker 1: All right, and we're gonna move on finally to comic Card,
Speaker 1: where we take your questions. Uh. And I'm still reading
Speaker 1: from that original batch, so hang in there. If you
Speaker 1: haven't had your question answered, Uh, let me see. Alison
Speaker 1: Gallagher says, what actor or actress have you met that
Speaker 1: was completely different than you expected? Mm hmm. I don't know,
Speaker 1: because it would either be boy I thought they were
Speaker 1: gonna be really nice and they were an asshole, or
Speaker 1: they play such jerks. But they were really so nice.
Speaker 1: I'll give you one. Um, Michael ian Black I've met before,
Speaker 1: and he's a really genuinely nice guy. And he's so
Speaker 1: good at playing sort of smug jerks that I think
Speaker 1: people might think he's like that, But in my brief
Speaker 1: experience with him, Um, he's a nice dude. So that's mine.
Speaker 1: Kevin Bokar da Bocard Either way, favorite decade for movies, Uh, Kevin.
Speaker 1: To me, it's a very tough toss up. And I
Speaker 1: even put this on as a pole in the next
Speaker 1: episode of seventies or eighties. Um, the eighties I think
Speaker 1: is known for Like the seventies, I think is known
Speaker 1: for more pure filmmaking and like classics, and the eighties
Speaker 1: maybe known for a little more kitchy stuff. But the
Speaker 1: eighties has some great great film you mean, like picking
Speaker 1: a single decade. Yeah, it's tough. Wow, Yeah, I no, No,
Speaker 1: I can't do it. I'm gonna go with seventies. Seventies
Speaker 1: a good I'll just say it, Uh, Louis or Louis Martinez,
Speaker 1: don't know you pronounce it Louis or Louis. Is there
Speaker 1: any movie that you considered bad that you would want
Speaker 1: to see a remake of Oh, do you have one
Speaker 1: movie that I considered bad? Yeah, I would love to
Speaker 1: see a remake of Manno's The Hands of Faith, the
Speaker 1: Mystery Science Theater movie. You know it's so bad, but
Speaker 1: with a commentary it's good. But I would love to
Speaker 1: see it just like really elevated, you know, elevate that material. Yeah, alright,
Speaker 1: make a really kick ass version of a bad movie.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say, and this is a caveat here. I
Speaker 1: don't think it was a bad movie. The original Flash
Speaker 1: Gordon from the eighties. I really enjoyed. It's still one
Speaker 1: of my favorite sort of kitchy eighties sci fi films.
Speaker 1: But I think you could do a really really cool
Speaker 1: Flash Gordon movie now, that would be awesome. Um. Not
Speaker 1: to knock that one again. Love the Ridge, um, but
Speaker 1: it is very dated, to say the least. It's that
Speaker 1: the one with ming the Merciless. Yes, and it's got
Speaker 1: a queen soundtrack, a lot of queen music on the
Speaker 1: soundtra it's if you ever Tenacious D's Yes, uh number four,
Speaker 1: Rob Dickinson. Is there any movie or TV score recommendations
Speaker 1: to add to my Spotify playlist? Well? I love the
Speaker 1: score to Miller's Crossing. I love the score to the Godfather.
Speaker 1: I love the soundtracks to all of Wes Anderson's films.
Speaker 1: I love the soundtrack to Magnolia and Boogie Nights and
Speaker 1: those New Guardians movies have great soundtracks. What else you got? Oh? Um?
Speaker 1: But the first CD I ever got was the Wayne's
Speaker 1: World soundtrack. Um. A lot of good classics, a lot
Speaker 1: of good classic crock on their first place I ever
Speaker 1: heard Dinosaur Jr. Um. What was the song I was on? There?
Speaker 1: Out there? You know, my brother worked on Wayne's World two.
Speaker 1: I like Wayne's World two as well, not quite, not
Speaker 1: quite as good as the first one, but still. Uh. Finally,
Speaker 1: Rachel O'Reilly all time favorite canine sidekick? Oh boy, favorite
Speaker 1: canine sidekick. Well, I don't see a lot of dog
Speaker 1: movies now that I'm scrolling through a list of dog movies.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna say, Coojio, that's not a sidekick. He's
Speaker 1: the antagonist. He's the villain, all right. What's a sidekick? Geez?
Speaker 1: You know, like a familiar, like a familiar like yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: you know Turner, there's Turner. You got your Turner, then
Speaker 1: you got your hooch. Al right, I'll go with but
Speaker 1: a canine though, like I would, I would narrow it
Speaker 1: more to animal sidekick every which way, but loose monkey
Speaker 1: in that one? Eastwood? Is that Eastwood? Totally? Yeah? It
Speaker 1: isn't there turn Clyde. Isn't there one with um uh
Speaker 1: what's his name? Burt Reynolds where he's got a creature
Speaker 1: as well? Did I make that up? Uh? Maybe? I
Speaker 1: don't know. It doesn't matter. I can't think of one.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter. All right, That's all I got this week.
Speaker 1: No you got anything else? No I don't. I don't.
Speaker 1: All right, everybody you're home work this week? Is? Uh?
Speaker 1: Why the kid he's getting fan? Dude? Have you noticed you?
Speaker 1: You mentioned it? It's making me a little nervous. Now
Speaker 1: It'll be okay, man, I run out of people. Uh
Speaker 1: And if that because I'm not like I don't want
Speaker 1: to record these remotely and there's just been a dearth
Speaker 1: of people coming through Atlanta. And if that happens, we're
Speaker 1: just gonna get you in here and get Emily and
Speaker 1: get my brother and just sort of uh stock it up.
Speaker 1: Get Josh. Josh is famous these easy gets. I'll do
Speaker 1: whatever you want. Chuck you all right, Casey Wilson on
Speaker 1: Clue Everybody, Casey Wilson. This was one of those really
Speaker 1: neat things where she got in touch with me, which
Speaker 1: I've long put out the call to actors coming through Atlanta,
Speaker 1: and uh, Casey was coming through. She's like, hey, dude,
Speaker 1: got your information from Janet Varney and I'm a big
Speaker 1: stuff you should know listener and I would love to
Speaker 1: come in and be on movie Crush. And actually I
Speaker 1: don't think she said I'd love to come and be
Speaker 1: on movie Crush. I think she just said I'm a
Speaker 1: big stuff you should know fan, and you know you're
Speaker 1: in Atlanta and you want to like get coffee or
Speaker 1: can I come by the office, And I selfishly said
Speaker 1: I would love to get you a movie crush And
Speaker 1: she the next day was in here. And you know
Speaker 1: Casey from movies like Gone Girl and Bride Wars and
Speaker 1: the great TV show Happy Endings and Marry Me that
Speaker 1: she did with Kim Marino, who I talked to her about,
Speaker 1: and she was on Saturday Night Live, my first SNL
Speaker 1: cast member, and she was happy to talk about that
Speaker 1: as well. So Casey was just lovely and smart and
Speaker 1: fun and funny and she is best friends with Paul
Speaker 1: Shear's wife, and so she and Diane Raphael yep, they're
Speaker 1: best buds. They're like college roommates and started out doing
Speaker 1: improv together. So it's kind of coming full circle. So
Speaker 1: I'm closing closing in on on June to be on
Speaker 1: the show. Hopefully that will happen because she's great too.
Speaker 1: She think she's around here, she's on that Frankie and
Speaker 1: Gray show. They shoot that around here? Is that an ally?
Speaker 1: She's a mom, she's busy. Yeah, I'll get her on
Speaker 1: there at some point though. But Casey was wonderful and
Speaker 1: just so generous with her time, and we talked about
Speaker 1: Clue everyone, one of my favorite movies, and we had
Speaker 1: such a good time talking about Clue. So that's your
Speaker 1: homework for this week. Watched The Great Great Who Done
Speaker 1: It from the nineteen eighties. And that's it and we'll
Speaker 1: see you next time. Thanks for tuning into the Mini
Speaker 1: Mini Mini Crutch. Goodbye,