Speaker 1: Welcome to Movie Crush, a production of I Heart Radio.
Speaker 1: Hey everybody, and welcome to Mini Crush Monday. I'm Chuck.
Speaker 1: That's an old We're both in our respective recording studios
Speaker 1: at home. It's true at home at home. I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: I think you're we're of the same mind. You don't
Speaker 1: mind doing the at home thing, right, you're kind of
Speaker 1: You've got a cool little pad down there. Mm hmm. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's fine. It comes and it goes with the the
Speaker 1: dull drums and the and the anxiety. Yeah, yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 1: Usually it's okay. But sometimes I'm like, boy, would like
Speaker 1: to go to a restaurant. You have him into a restaurant. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you have hims one a patio stitch. I have not.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't blame you. I haven't either. I've
Speaker 1: been to a couple of bar patio things with again,
Speaker 1: like some very closely you know, my little pod. And
Speaker 1: there's like a story which is a bar in Cabbage Town, Atlanta.
Speaker 1: They have outdoor patio seating six ft apart more more
Speaker 1: than that even between the tables, and then you have
Speaker 1: to walk up to this like outdoor counter and everyone's
Speaker 1: wearing masks and they serve you your drinks and then
Speaker 1: you take it back out to your table. So I've
Speaker 1: done that a couple of times, but that's about the
Speaker 1: extent of it. Yeah, I miss restaurants because we we
Speaker 1: would dine out at least twice a week. No, like
Speaker 1: there are local restaurants of course, and you know we're
Speaker 1: getting take out from them to support them, of course,
Speaker 1: and I donated at first. They had some little kickstarters
Speaker 1: and stuff too, or a little go fund meats keep
Speaker 1: that weight staff going. Really really great new one if
Speaker 1: you haven't tried it. It's not super far from you.
Speaker 1: It's called Little Bear and uh, really cool local chef.
Speaker 1: He used to have a pop up thing called Eat Me,
Speaker 1: Speak Me that was really popular. But um, they do
Speaker 1: different nationalities every single week. And they opened literally right
Speaker 1: before quarantine, and they pivoted super quickly to doing this
Speaker 1: amazing curbside thing and they sell out every single day. Um.
Speaker 1: And they it's very artisanal and beautifully you know, crafted
Speaker 1: food that you can take home and have a nice spread. Um.
Speaker 1: Highly recommend it for a date night with Emily if
Speaker 1: you're if you're down, all right, I'm gonna check that
Speaker 1: out a little bear, little bear, and and each week
Speaker 1: it's a different cuisine. Always never repeat it, and they
Speaker 1: never repeat and they always do something very very creative.
Speaker 1: You got to repeat it at some point. No, there's
Speaker 1: only so many cuisines. Well, that's true. What I'm saying
Speaker 1: that they would never necessarily repeat the same dish. They
Speaker 1: would be a different part of that cuisine. But so far,
Speaker 1: I think they've done like they maybe have done. They've
Speaker 1: definitely done something twice like Mediterranean, but they'll do something
Speaker 1: completely different, spit on it each time they do it
Speaker 1: really really cool. There's a new barbecue place and he's
Speaker 1: like too there that replaced the old barbecue place that
Speaker 1: was not so great, and the new one is pretty good.
Speaker 1: What was the old one? The old one was should
Speaker 1: I can't remember the name of it was not great,
Speaker 1: but the new one, new one's pretty good. Lake and
Speaker 1: Oak is the new one. Very cool. Right there in
Speaker 1: the little east like downtown. There's also apparently a really
Speaker 1: good new Cuban restaurant indicator. Someone just told me about
Speaker 1: that that does take out mhm, I gotta try that
Speaker 1: to Noel. I'm hungry now, I'm so hungry. Is it lunchtime,
Speaker 1: yet we gotta do this movie Crush first. Let's let's
Speaker 1: do this and get out of here. And I'm starving alright,
Speaker 1: So nol, We're gonna jump right into the to the content.
Speaker 1: This is a Crusher special mainly, actually it's not totally,
Speaker 1: but I ganked a couple of things from the Crushers
Speaker 1: page from a couple of my favorites, including Stellen and Carlson,
Speaker 1: one of our oldest, oldest crush your pals. So Stellen
Speaker 1: had a great thread here. What are some of your
Speaker 1: famous uh favorite examples of famous people playing fictional versions
Speaker 1: of themselves? Big fan of that, Noel, when people do that,
Speaker 1: famous people playing fictional versions? Okay, so like yeah, like okay,
Speaker 1: so like The Player would be full of them. You
Speaker 1: ever seen the Robert Altman movie The Player with Tim Robbins. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's good. It's got You've got your how many times?
Speaker 1: It's fabulous? Who's in it? Joel Gray is in it?
Speaker 1: The from you know, made Cabaret famous, the the MC
Speaker 1: and then also what's his name from Better Off Dead? Uh?
Speaker 1: A little little Cusack John Cusacks in it. Um. It's
Speaker 1: very full of cameos, but you're more talking about like
Speaker 1: the hyper fictionalized version where you're like a real extra
Speaker 1: version of yourself, like Leo, Neil Patrick, Harris and Harold
Speaker 1: and Kumar. And that's from Daniel Cabell and that is
Speaker 1: a perfect example. Um. I listed Matt LeBlanc from the
Speaker 1: TV show Episodes, one of my favorite favorite shows, and
Speaker 1: matt LeBlanc was great playing himself. He's actually playing himself.
Speaker 1: I just thought he was a matt le Blanc esque
Speaker 1: actor character. He really didn't need matt le Blanc. Fucking hey,
Speaker 1: that's cool, so great. It was really really good because
Speaker 1: he played a very kind of dumb horned up celebrity. Yeah,
Speaker 1: keeps coming up in my recommendations and I keep giving
Speaker 1: it a miss, but I'll check it out. It sounds fine.
Speaker 1: It's really good show. I miss it. Oldest to Pell's
Speaker 1: Jenna Van Valen says, Kenna Reeves and always be my
Speaker 1: Maybe it's amazing worth watching just for him. I don't
Speaker 1: know about that. Yes, that was a more recent Netflix
Speaker 1: e thing. And I think he is like sort of
Speaker 1: the the rival love interest, like somebody ends up on
Speaker 1: a date with Kana Reeves. And I think he's like
Speaker 1: a real kind of douchebag version of himself because everyone
Speaker 1: knows Kanna Reeves is like a notorious sweetheart, a notorious sweetheart.
Speaker 1: I don't need that that that doesn't jip no, but
Speaker 1: he's you know what I'm saying. Ben Stiller an extras
Speaker 1: that's from Kevin falcon Um Extras was one of the
Speaker 1: best shows ever, amazing full of those types of things.
Speaker 1: Stellen chimes in with his own. John Malkovich in being
Speaker 1: said person, Yeah, that was great. You gotta be you know,
Speaker 1: I think the best ones and it's kind of usually
Speaker 1: the way it goes is they poke fun of themselves
Speaker 1: and it's generally playing sort of a bad person in
Speaker 1: some ways. I'm sorry, did you sort the noxious person?
Speaker 1: Did you say Ben Stiller from extras or what? What
Speaker 1: was your pick from extras? That that that's my favorite.
Speaker 1: He's the director so self serious. He's doing this like genocide,
Speaker 1: you know, a movie and something he would never in
Speaker 1: a million years probably do, and just like such an asshole.
Speaker 1: I love it so much. Yeah, And I think generally
Speaker 1: when they do this, they are either specifically playing someone
Speaker 1: else in reality from Hollywood or just a type in Hollywood,
Speaker 1: which is always fun. Nancy uh. Winer or Wiener not
Speaker 1: sure how you roll says, uh, not a movie. But
Speaker 1: James Vanderbeek in Don't Trust the b in Apartment twenty three.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen this TV show, I know, but uh,
Speaker 1: and it's got the woman who played Jane and Breaking
Speaker 1: Bad and also, uh, she was the superhero tough, tough,
Speaker 1: tough woman character. Jessica johns. Oh, sure, she's great. David
Speaker 1: Powell says the entire cast if this is the end,
Speaker 1: especially Michael Sarah and Channing Tatum. Yeah, that was great.
Speaker 1: They had a lot of fun on that movie. You
Speaker 1: could tell we're soft as baby ship man. That's one
Speaker 1: of my favorite lines from that movie. We're actors were
Speaker 1: soft as baby shit. Jamie Armand says, curb curb your enthusiasm, certainly,
Speaker 1: but except Larry David is really playing himself. He's not
Speaker 1: playing like a fictionalized anything. It's kind of really who
Speaker 1: he is. Apparently I had a dream and Larry. I
Speaker 1: used to have Larry David dreams where I was buddies
Speaker 1: with him. They were great. Oh man, I I wish
Speaker 1: he was like my dad. You know, Yeah, that'd be
Speaker 1: so it'd be great. Would I would take that in
Speaker 1: a second esso Lopez, one of our oldest friends and
Speaker 1: hard working admin, says Bill Murray, and Zombie Land was
Speaker 1: amazing and uh Kiano and always be my Maybe I
Speaker 1: gotta check that out. Zack Pointer, one of our old
Speaker 1: pal says Hugh Jackman. And not at the museum Secret
Speaker 1: of the Tomb. So oh, this is great. Sammy Jones
Speaker 1: says tofer Grace in the Oceans movies, remember that and
Speaker 1: the Celebrity Poker when Brad Pitt was teaching them how
Speaker 1: to play poker in the basement. So good tofer Grace
Speaker 1: is awesome. Uh Anna Ferris and Kean Peel's Keyanu. That's
Speaker 1: from Caroline Gaston. I didn't see Kanu. I need to
Speaker 1: see that. It was cute. It's about the good kitten, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like a missing kitten, isn't that the deal? And
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, Keana Reeves is eventually in it. Is
Speaker 1: that what you're saying? Yeah, maybe I maybe didn't Anna
Speaker 1: Feris and maybe didn't make it to the end because
Speaker 1: I didn't see Keana or who's actually appear in that?
Speaker 1: Notes Ann Ferris still not Kanaries. Uh. Bill Connel says
Speaker 1: Sasha Gray and Entourage. Does that count sure? Porn actress?
Speaker 1: She she was in some porn porn movies, adult films.
Speaker 1: What do you call those these days? When I think
Speaker 1: you call them adult films skin flicks. It's funny. On
Speaker 1: the Flaphouse, they they talk about documentary shorts, short subject
Speaker 1: documentaries for porns and stuff like that. It's very funny.
Speaker 1: Feel like they're these very realistic documentary short documentaries online
Speaker 1: that you can watch on various hubs. Was one of
Speaker 1: their jokes. Us, Yeah, yeah, uh, let me see. Kyle
Speaker 1: Raeburn always says, the entire cast of this is the end,
Speaker 1: of course. Dan Maynard says Alice Cooper in Wayne's World,
Speaker 1: I remember that David Bowie was an extras. That's from
Speaker 1: Megan Murdoch. Boyd, Dude, that's pathetic, little fat man. No
Speaker 1: one's bloody laughing a clown that. No one laughs. They
Speaker 1: all just wish he died. So great man, classic classic,
Speaker 1: uh and and the Danger Oven. Gail Kuentz says, I
Speaker 1: agree about Sofa Grace getting all reds and Oceans eleven
Speaker 1: makes me cackle every time. When he was playing poker
Speaker 1: he got all reds. What does that mean? It's just
Speaker 1: does that mean he just doesn't know the rules. He
Speaker 1: does not stand again, and to say he got all reds,
Speaker 1: it's just very funny. Yeah, tofa Grace is kind of great.
Speaker 1: I think I'd love to get him on movie crush.
Speaker 1: What are you doing a podcast? He has a one
Speaker 1: he has like the Adventure Our or something like is
Speaker 1: it with us? No, it's not with us. I don't
Speaker 1: know who it's. I need to reach out to some
Speaker 1: people like that because those are people that record, like
Speaker 1: during the pandemic. It's you gotta get people who you
Speaker 1: know have got a recording setup. Yeah, it's called their
Speaker 1: Adventures with Grace. Yeah, I'm gonna reach out to him.
Speaker 1: Lets you can get all to over on here. That
Speaker 1: was a big that seventies show. Guy. It's one of
Speaker 1: my favorite shows back late day. I would respect for that.
Speaker 1: Did I ever tell you that? No? Yeah, of all
Speaker 1: the things I ever got coverage And here's a little
Speaker 1: Hollywood Insider thing. Coverage is when you submit a script
Speaker 1: to one of the major agencies or management companies and
Speaker 1: they have readers that read these scripts and provide coverage,
Speaker 1: which is a three or four form page form that
Speaker 1: you fill out about said script. That uh, where that
Speaker 1: it is rated and ranked basically, and that determines whether
Speaker 1: or not that script gets moved up to a higher
Speaker 1: office to actually get read. So there are people that
Speaker 1: are literally paid just to read scripts and write coverage.
Speaker 1: And you submit your script. I submitted three scripts to
Speaker 1: I c M through a friend of mine back in
Speaker 1: the day. It's very hard just to get your scripts covered,
Speaker 1: like for real, Like you gotta have a connection. You
Speaker 1: can't just say, like I wrote something, can I get coverage? Uh?
Speaker 1: And I got the best coverage of everything I've ever
Speaker 1: written on my That seventy show spec. It was technically
Speaker 1: the best thing I ever wrote, and it exists in
Speaker 1: my mind as a real episode to this day. So
Speaker 1: they get produced sometimes or what I don't know. Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no no. Now you write a spec just to
Speaker 1: say here, this is what I do, and am I
Speaker 1: any good? It's like a calling card basically, And so
Speaker 1: you write if you want to be a TV comedy writer,
Speaker 1: you write specs on existing shows. Like I wrote a Simpsons,
Speaker 1: I wrote a That seventies show. Um, I'm trying to
Speaker 1: think if I wrote another spec. I don't think so,
Speaker 1: or did I I might have written in an hour
Speaker 1: long spec for an existing show, But those are fun
Speaker 1: because you know the show so well, you know so
Speaker 1: like that seventy show. I knew those characters inside now
Speaker 1: and it came very easy to me. And all you
Speaker 1: have to do is follow those at calm writing rules.
Speaker 1: It's very structured and formatted. It's not that hard. Uh.
Speaker 1: And it was pretty good. It was a Halloween episode.
Speaker 1: It was a Halloween episode wherein Eric was that his
Speaker 1: character's name, where he peed himself at a haunted house
Speaker 1: and wet his pants and the title of the episode
Speaker 1: was urine for a treat? Did you write that in reverse?
Speaker 1: Did you need? You wanted? You? Like? Wrote that actually
Speaker 1: came later. That's very cool that has happened though before,
Speaker 1: kind of reverse engineer or something totally Brendan French, says
Speaker 1: Bruce Willis and Oceans twelve. Uh And I saw another
Speaker 1: vote for Julia Roberts in the Oceans movie. I didn't
Speaker 1: see who put it though. Another vote for the Vanderbeek
Speaker 1: from Amanda Kosabuki. You just call him the Vanderbeek. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the beak, the beak ster VDB. Oh my god, you
Speaker 1: gotta stop this madness. Everyone can't be initials. You gotta
Speaker 1: be a certain level. Jane Vanderbig doesn't get initials. What's
Speaker 1: your middle name? Nol Christian? I'm in c B and
Speaker 1: that's actually that rolls off the tongue. I gotta say
Speaker 1: so I get initials. You can call me and C
Speaker 1: B if you wish. I'm c w B. That's not great.
Speaker 1: It's hard, doesn't it? Like the W really MUCKs it up.
Speaker 1: My dad called me c w growing up a little bit.
Speaker 1: Can I call you c dub? Just remember that? No,
Speaker 1: I will remember that from my childhood. C w uh.
Speaker 1: Let me see Earl Verdance, says Tom Petty and the Postman.
Speaker 1: At least they allude to the fact that he was cute. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's like the mayor of the town or like he
Speaker 1: wasn't playing Tom Petty, was he? Yeah he was, they
Speaker 1: allude to back in my former life, I was. He
Speaker 1: makes it real. It's very subtle, but it's definitely meant
Speaker 1: to be him. It's great and it's really good. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just thought of that movie yesterday. Somebody sent me
Speaker 1: a beme. It's it's you know, I got shipped on
Speaker 1: because it was really expensive and I don't think it
Speaker 1: did very well because it wasn't an after water world
Speaker 1: and he was just in this real post apocalyptic kind
Speaker 1: of you know, bent Kevin Costner. But I liked it,
Speaker 1: but it didn't it did not do well. Interesting well.
Speaker 1: There was a meme about how you know all the
Speaker 1: ship going on with the post office and the postal
Speaker 1: service right now that that referenced the post the postman.
Speaker 1: There's a street and Noll and I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's an l A thing, but several friends that I
Speaker 1: had up there admitted the same thing that there's certain
Speaker 1: streets that when they see the street name or on
Speaker 1: the street, they will say something out loud about the street,
Speaker 1: like Kawanga is one of the streets. And my friend
Speaker 1: Brett used always go Kawanga when he was on Kawanga.
Speaker 1: And cotton Er Uh c O T n E R
Speaker 1: is a street And every time I was on cotton Or,
Speaker 1: I would always go Kevin Cottoner. It's so dumb, I
Speaker 1: don't I don't do that in Atlanta. Is it an
Speaker 1: l A thing? Noll? I don't know. Man, there's a
Speaker 1: couple done that. Uh there's I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: make sounds like that. No, No, but I like it.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I wouldn't start doing that. Now
Speaker 1: that you've given me the idea. Maybe all let's see
Speaker 1: what would be a good Atlanta one like pass de Leon?
Speaker 1: Now that doesn't work, That doesn't work. Leon Palm said,
Speaker 1: I'm curious if people do that. So if you're listening
Speaker 1: and you do that in any town, please let me know. Well,
Speaker 1: so like street names in l A are funny sounding
Speaker 1: like yeah and uh yeah, what else? Yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I got nothing, you got nothing, I
Speaker 1: got nothing, chuck when you got a vote for the
Speaker 1: beak from Kira Brian Hawkins, Boy, I gotta check that out.
Speaker 1: All that was a big Dawson's creekuy h. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was a formative show for me, Megan, how do you
Speaker 1: pronounce that name? Chia? Last three? Great name? Kevin Garnett
Speaker 1: and uncut gyms totally. Well, he's just awesome though, He's like,
Speaker 1: that's a really good job. Yeah. I didn't even I
Speaker 1: I think I talked about this in the show. I'm
Speaker 1: not a sports guy, and I uh basically didn't realize
Speaker 1: he was a real person. I thought he was just
Speaker 1: an actor. Yeah, tend the basketball there. I remember he
Speaker 1: saying that. No, So Josh just watched that and hated it.
Speaker 1: You know, Unca gems is so divisive and he falls
Speaker 1: and the hated it. Can Josh didn't like it. He
Speaker 1: hated it just because it was unpleasant. He didn't even
Speaker 1: recognize the craft of it. I don't know, he hated it.
Speaker 1: He's a little bit tricky though, Josh. Yeah, Well, I
Speaker 1: just mean in terms of like he's got it down, Yeah,
Speaker 1: penning him down, like what, Like it's hard to know
Speaker 1: what a Josh thing is, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 1: I'm surprised, you know his I agree, his taste and
Speaker 1: entertainment is fairly enigmatic, which is good. Just go on
Speaker 1: their toes. Can't box that guy in. I've been trying
Speaker 1: to box him in for twelve years. Can't do it. Uh,
Speaker 1: let's finish up here with Austin Handler, Billy Zane and
Speaker 1: Zoo Lander. Billy Zane. Yeah, that was pretty funny in
Speaker 1: the first one. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, it was
Speaker 1: very brief. It was a cameo I think during the
Speaker 1: something like the model off. I think he was at
Speaker 1: the party or something. Got it. I like that first
Speaker 1: Zoe Lander. I didn't see the other one, obviously, who did?
Speaker 1: I did, and it was an absolute retread of the
Speaker 1: first one in like every possible way, and it just
Speaker 1: sucked the joy right out of it. Really, that's my
Speaker 1: hot take on zoo Lander two. Alright, so Nol, we're
Speaker 1: gonna move on to another crusherwin. This is from Caitlin
Speaker 1: Callaghan and this one was good, Nol. And this might
Speaker 1: give us a chance to sing a little bit. So
Speaker 1: if you don't like her singing, here's your chance to
Speaker 1: tune out, so she said, And uh, what is a
Speaker 1: song that's so associated with the movie that you can't
Speaker 1: hear that song without thinking of that movie? You know
Speaker 1: what I mean? Like, uh yeah, yeah, when that first
Speaker 1: piano to jumps off this time every time? What I
Speaker 1: think a good point, she said, Bohemian rapsody in Wayne's world,
Speaker 1: of course, it's a very good one. And pulp fiction,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, sure, on exactly, Roger, pulp fiction. Tarantina's got
Speaker 1: a lot of those. I can't hear girl You'll be
Speaker 1: a woman soon without thinking of that scene or flowers
Speaker 1: on the wall. Yeah, he's really he's He's got some
Speaker 1: pretty iconic song moments, Roger Suborine says, forgetting the name
Speaker 1: of the con um. Sorry forgetting the name at the moment,
Speaker 1: but good fellas. When the crew is being revealed, uh
Speaker 1: and collapsing, Yeah, that's that's Layla by uh Derek and
Speaker 1: the Dominoes. But but isn't it like it's the cool
Speaker 1: part at the end, the non Layla parts, like the
Speaker 1: real schmaltzy piano part. Yeah, yeah, it's great. People forget
Speaker 1: that those are the same song because they're so different.
Speaker 1: It's no Nana nan on arrow. And then it has
Speaker 1: that great sort of a reprise at the end. Dad,
Speaker 1: it sounds like a sitcom theme, Dude, does it not?
Speaker 1: It sounds like an eighties I can see it. Throw
Speaker 1: some lyrics on there. Uh, let's see our old friend.
Speaker 1: Stellan Carlson says, somebody to love Jefferson Airplane in Cape Holkai.
Speaker 1: I'm with that. Uh huh, that great karaooky scene. I'd
Speaker 1: really love that movie. I think I might have actually
Speaker 1: heard that song for the first time in that movie. Really,
Speaker 1: I mean I was young, you know, great song man,
Speaker 1: she was. She's awesome. What a great singer. Let me
Speaker 1: see here. Matt Jacobson. Oh yeah, name that movie, Bom
Speaker 1: bom Bo. It's a it's a fair Oh yeah, it's
Speaker 1: but it's really funny. Dude. My in the tower where
Speaker 1: I grew up in Augusta, Georgia, we had like sort
Speaker 1: of like a local Rush Limball equivalent who came on
Speaker 1: um either before or after Rush, but like a real
Speaker 1: right wing kind of dick head named Austin Rhodes. And
Speaker 1: that was Oh no, that's Russia's theme. Did you know
Speaker 1: that that's that's Rush Limball's theme. Is it really got Yep,
Speaker 1: you can't do that. That's doing it for years. You
Speaker 1: can't steal them. See, some of these are so associated.
Speaker 1: He can't use them ever again. You know he can't
Speaker 1: do it. Sean Cussan says, I'm all right from Caddysheck, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's hard not to think of that Dance and Gopher
Speaker 1: for sure. Zack Pointer says another one from Faerris People's
Speaker 1: Day Off, Twist and Shout and Breakfast Club. Don't you
Speaker 1: forget about me? Yeah? Oh boy, here we go. No
Speaker 1: Old Sam Comber says maybe since I saw the film
Speaker 1: many many times as a teen in the eighties. But
Speaker 1: moving in Stereo and Somebody's Baby and Fast Times at
Speaker 1: Ridgemont High totally. Uh don't Stop Me Now from Queen
Speaker 1: Shaun of the Dead. That's from j Fraser. It's a
Speaker 1: good one. I had the Tiger from Rocky three Erica
Speaker 1: Renee bo start. Oh. Yeah, you can't hear either tiger
Speaker 1: without thinking of Rocky. That was written for the movie
Speaker 1: because he had the eye of the tiger. I'm wrong
Speaker 1: about the Rush Limbaugh thing, but it was the Austin
Speaker 1: Roads team he did. He used this that that so
Speaker 1: I associated. I associated that song before even new Ferris
Speaker 1: peple Are with this right wing local radio teach. You
Speaker 1: had a reverse mind. I had a reverse Yes, killing
Speaker 1: Moon by Echo the bunny Men from Donnie Darko. That's
Speaker 1: from Rachel Gary. Yeah, that's another one handful of songs
Speaker 1: from that one. Yeah again, Under the Milky Way is
Speaker 1: another big one from Under the Milky Way, which se
Speaker 1: I knew what I was lucking. Really great bagpipe solo
Speaker 1: in that song, the rare bagpipe solo. Gotta love that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: There was a sung by the group Slade called Run
Speaker 1: Run Away that had a great bagpipe so low. I
Speaker 1: think that was them. Yeah, our oldest suppals the coubster.
Speaker 1: Don Kubi says sadly, It's Stuck in the Middle from
Speaker 1: Reservoir Dogs. Yeah, it's hard not to think of that scene.
Speaker 1: It is another Tarantino inextricably linked song. Uh. Andrew McBride
Speaker 1: Dickie just put up a picture of the scene on
Speaker 1: the bus Hold Me closer. Tiny Dancer from Almost Famous.
Speaker 1: You know, No, Tiny Dancer was not a big hit
Speaker 1: until that movie. Little known fact. I did not know that.
Speaker 1: I think everyone thinks that Tiny Dancer was one of
Speaker 1: Elton John's like big big hits, but it wasn't. I
Speaker 1: think it was a charted in the thirties or something.
Speaker 1: It wasn't unknown, but Tiny dancwer is what really pushed
Speaker 1: it over the top. Yeah, great song. Joey Masterson says
Speaker 1: Lindsey Buckingham's Holiday Road in The National Lampoon's Vacation Movies totally. Uh.
Speaker 1: Tara Lee Shaw says Sweet Dreams by the Rhythmics and
Speaker 1: X Men Apocalypse. I don't remember the usage in that
Speaker 1: movie I saw it, but boy, I love that song. Man.
Speaker 1: I can only think of that music video, and I've
Speaker 1: been watching music videos lately. No, oh, dude, I've been
Speaker 1: doing that a lot on YouTube, going down like a
Speaker 1: YouTube rabbit hole. It's great. And there's also, like you'll
Speaker 1: probably know what I'm talking about, there's this aesthetic of
Speaker 1: music video that was established like in the nineties that
Speaker 1: then was carried on by a lot of like you know,
Speaker 1: late nineties and early two thousands bands, and it was
Speaker 1: like that director Tar Sam Singh. It's like that kind
Speaker 1: of like it's you're in a play and there's a
Speaker 1: rotating a little pedestal with like a dude and an
Speaker 1: angel costume on it, you know, with aeron, and there's
Speaker 1: e fans on everyone blowing silky scars exactly, and it's
Speaker 1: like Chara Scurrow kind of like Caravaggio lighting and uh yeah,
Speaker 1: and then there's someone dressed up as like Leonardo da
Speaker 1: Vinci or like, I don't know, it's it's I think
Speaker 1: losing my religion was when that it's r scene, That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And that one is so like there's
Speaker 1: a toad the wet Sprocket for all I Want. All
Speaker 1: I Want is an absolute won to one like rip
Speaker 1: off of of losing my religion to a comical degree.
Speaker 1: I recommend you doing a b on that, folks. If
Speaker 1: you want a good laugh. Oh one is to feel this,
Speaker 1: to be this close, to feel this Sack song. God
Speaker 1: loves Toad. There good songs. You know. That's a Monty
Speaker 1: Python reference. Toad the wet Sprocket. Yeah. I hate that
Speaker 1: band title though, that band name, I really do. It's
Speaker 1: a weird one. They should never be that long. That's
Speaker 1: just my rule. My old buddy Paul from Athens Chalky,
Speaker 1: he still lives there. He's one of the guys that stayed.
Speaker 1: He uh, he's an old school punk guy and garage guy.
Speaker 1: And he was like, I remember you told me once
Speaker 1: if your band doesn't start with and end with an,
Speaker 1: then it's not a band name. Very simple. I get it.
Speaker 1: Do you get it? Oh? I get it, Baby, I
Speaker 1: get it. Do you agree, man, I'm I'm I'm ambivalent. Okay.
Speaker 1: It sounds like a cop out. It's a total cop out, Chuck,
Speaker 1: it's a total cop Uh. Let me see here if
Speaker 1: you leave from Pretty in Pink. That's from Andrea McBride, Dickie.
Speaker 1: I have not seen any of those John Hughes movies
Speaker 1: all the way through. I haven't seen Breakfast Club. I
Speaker 1: haven't seen Pretty in Pink, I haven't seen sixteen Candles.
Speaker 1: I love the aesthetic and I love the music. I
Speaker 1: love the whole vibe. But I have not seen those movies,
Speaker 1: and I need to. I need to fill those uh
Speaker 1: those gaps. Well, I mean, you know, you're a child
Speaker 1: of the the nineties. It's true, and they were very
Speaker 1: much movies of the eighties, So I get it all now.
Speaker 1: I did see most of uh Breakfast Club, and that's fun.
Speaker 1: It's funny. I enjoyed it. It's a good, good, good
Speaker 1: report war between those kids and um some some funny
Speaker 1: bits and some heart. You know, I definitely appreciate them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're talk about being You're talking like you know you're
Speaker 1: not crazy about them? Are you not crazy about it? Oh? No,
Speaker 1: I love those covies. But I'm just saying it's I think,
Speaker 1: I bet it's fully I bet it stuff To fully
Speaker 1: appreciate those unless you were that age in the eighties,
Speaker 1: same age as those characters, there was there was a
Speaker 1: link there that's kind of hard to recreate, I think
Speaker 1: fair enough, you know what I mean, And that's probably
Speaker 1: true with all movies about teenagers in their day. Like
Speaker 1: you're probably, uh can't hardly wait, like you probably can't
Speaker 1: watch that movie without thinking which one of those people
Speaker 1: in my Yeah, that was definitely. I mean I also
Speaker 1: I didn't kind of kidding but kind of not. I
Speaker 1: didn't go to one of those big high schools for
Speaker 1: most of my high school career, so I didn't quite
Speaker 1: have that same experience, but I definitely I went to
Speaker 1: a massive, massive high school in Birmingham, Alabama for my
Speaker 1: junior year, and it was like total culture shock. But
Speaker 1: that was all of a sudden, out of the blue,
Speaker 1: like that world, and it was very jarring for me,
Speaker 1: um and not entirely pleasant. But it was also like, Okay,
Speaker 1: at least I got a year of this, you know,
Speaker 1: right right, I went to a big high school from
Speaker 1: eighth grade to twelfth grade. We didn't have middle school then,
Speaker 1: or at least not, you know, not where I lived.
Speaker 1: They just called it. Oh, I see what you're saying.
Speaker 1: That high school got it like elementary one through seven,
Speaker 1: high school eight through twelve. And when you're an eighth
Speaker 1: grader who looks like you're nine years old, those seniors
Speaker 1: don't look like full grown adults. I've said the same
Speaker 1: thing recently, like you know, memory is such a funny thing.
Speaker 1: But when I think back to being in like fifth grade,
Speaker 1: and I looked at seniors because I went to a
Speaker 1: school that was fifth through twelve. It was a magnet school,
Speaker 1: and um, I remember thinking they were like thirty year olds,
Speaker 1: you know, like that was just And then when we
Speaker 1: were eighteen, you didn't think you looked old at all. No,
Speaker 1: exactly exactly, It's very strange. Here's what they did in
Speaker 1: my situation. All as they started a middle school, they
Speaker 1: built a middle school for my region. Uh, while I
Speaker 1: was in eighth grade, and so when I went to
Speaker 1: ninth grade, they put in the eighth graders. So I
Speaker 1: was the youngest in high school in the eighth grade.
Speaker 1: Then I was the youngest in the ninth grade, and
Speaker 1: then the youngest in the tenth grade because then they
Speaker 1: moved the ninth graders over. So for three straight years,
Speaker 1: our class was the youngest class and had no one
Speaker 1: underneath us to bully. What a sham, Just kidding, of course.
Speaker 1: I never never bullied, never got bullied either. That's lucky
Speaker 1: for you. I was too busy trying to be everyone's friend.
Speaker 1: No one, No one came at me. That's good. That's good.
Speaker 1: I had I had a I had a mixed up
Speaker 1: year where I fell in with some kind of kind
Speaker 1: of shitty kids and I and I'm I'm not proud
Speaker 1: to say that. I you know, peer pressure is a thing.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't say I directly like was a bully, but
Speaker 1: I certainly allowed myself to be roped into some not
Speaker 1: nice behavior, let's say. But I got over that real quick. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what, and all people do regrettable things when
Speaker 1: their kids, and uh, that's a big of you to
Speaker 1: admit that. That's what I say. Thanks about You're you're
Speaker 1: a good hearted guy. So I'm sure you weren't going
Speaker 1: home and feeling great about that even back then. No,
Speaker 1: but it's like I said, I mean, you just want
Speaker 1: to you want to be accepted. And if the people
Speaker 1: that happened to be accepting you are like kind of jerks,
Speaker 1: you know, you you kind of want to there's like
Speaker 1: mirroring going on there, you know. Yeah, it is a
Speaker 1: tough time adolescence, man. You just you're doing anything you
Speaker 1: can to fit in. Let me see here, Joshua fish
Speaker 1: Uh says Highway to the danger Zone from top gun.
Speaker 1: Of course I have that I have a forty five
Speaker 1: of that that an amazing listener of the show sent
Speaker 1: me in a care package along with my girl wants
Speaker 1: to Party all the Time, Party all the time, Party
Speaker 1: all the time, but danger Zone. That song slaps man,
Speaker 1: but it sounds a lot like bon Jovi. It's such
Speaker 1: a bon Jovi rip. It's hilarious how bon Jovi is
Speaker 1: it is? I never really thought about that. I could
Speaker 1: see that little j b j Little j b j Uh.
Speaker 1: Jason Roberts says for me, it's just like Honey from
Speaker 1: Auston translation also one Big Time. Whenever I hear that song,
Speaker 1: I can instantly see the crowded streets of Tokyo, even
Speaker 1: though I've never been there. Iconic soundtrack. That soundtrack stands
Speaker 1: alone to turn me onto so many cool bands. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think Sofia Coppola has a n act for that,
Speaker 1: in the same as Tarantino. Even though like I'm a big,
Speaker 1: big fan of Heart and Classic Heart and the song
Speaker 1: magic Man, even though I've heard it a gazillion times,
Speaker 1: always reminds me of Virgin Suicide. When Josh hartnett Uh
Speaker 1: makes his entrance into that movie to magic Man, great
Speaker 1: moment and Hello It's Me, also a Virgin Suicide's big
Speaker 1: big go to Todd Rundgren's Hello, It's Me, great song
Speaker 1: the Danger of and says Sister Christian and Boogie Nights
Speaker 1: totally where he's like all cooked up and throwing fireworks
Speaker 1: at Mark Wahlberg. Yeah, one of Alfred Molina, friend of
Speaker 1: the podcast who talked about this before. But he's on
Speaker 1: a lot of the LA shows. Uh, he's been on
Speaker 1: Daily's Eye, iis to believe, and also on the Bechtel casts.
Speaker 1: He been on this show, No Jack, hit Up, hit
Speaker 1: hit Up Jack. Dude, they can cook you up with
Speaker 1: a lot of cool because he just like bug Jack.
Speaker 1: I'm sure I know. It's I need to be better
Speaker 1: at that. Terry Clay hosts The Silence of the Lambs
Speaker 1: An American Girl and that's I've already mentioned this on
Speaker 1: a previous episode, but that that that show I was
Speaker 1: there too, the podcast where it had that that actor
Speaker 1: who played the senator's daughter who's singing American Girl in
Speaker 1: the car. She talks about that whole scene and about
Speaker 1: how she originally wanted it to be like the Bad
Speaker 1: Brains because that was the kind of music she was into,
Speaker 1: and they decided last minute to make it American Girl
Speaker 1: because it is such a good job of setting up
Speaker 1: her character, like with music and with her like just
Speaker 1: you know, not a care in the world, just pop
Speaker 1: popping along in the car, singing this kind of very
Speaker 1: straightforward like song about being a good old, you know,
Speaker 1: good girl in America, and then she gets subducted. Well
Speaker 1: and what's funny, No, that's uh. Our band does American
Speaker 1: Girl and want. In fact, we did a whole Tom
Speaker 1: Petty set one year right after he passed and uh
Speaker 1: at porch Fest. But he Uh, that's one of my
Speaker 1: favorite songs of his to sing. And it's a song
Speaker 1: that's jaunty and upbeat, but it's one of the most
Speaker 1: lyrically um down and rough songs that there is. And
Speaker 1: I think people just because it's so jangly and fun,
Speaker 1: people don't think of the lyrics. That second verse. Man,
Speaker 1: it was kind of cold that night. She stood alone
Speaker 1: on her balcony. She could hear the cars roll by
Speaker 1: out on four or forty one, like rape waves crashing
Speaker 1: on the beach, and for one desperate moment there he
Speaker 1: crept back into her memory. God, it so painful, something
Speaker 1: that's so close and still so far out of reach.
Speaker 1: It's like it's brutal man. But you said it to
Speaker 1: that like jangly little beat in uh, you don't really
Speaker 1: think about it. I love that song, not not not
Speaker 1: to mention, I mean lyrically, I'm with you there, But
Speaker 1: that whole set up for that song has been mimicked
Speaker 1: so many times. Think about that Strokes like least Na
Speaker 1: and and other times it's it's just like a absolute
Speaker 1: archetype of like that type of tune. I think Petty
Speaker 1: was very cool about the Strokes thing, because I think
Speaker 1: they acknowledged it and he was like, yeah, it's cool.
Speaker 1: I get it right on. I miss that guy theme
Speaker 1: from Shaft from Elliott J. Lawrence of course Chow Jessica
Speaker 1: Hansen says the Power of Love by Hugh Lewis and
Speaker 1: the News Back to the Future. Yeah, it's hard not
Speaker 1: to think of that Hulu and the new Hulu and
Speaker 1: the new and let's finish up here, Noel with what
Speaker 1: I Know that You're Gonna love? Uh from John mechelp
Speaker 1: one of our old friends. Where's My Mind by the
Speaker 1: Pixies from Fight Club again. First time I ever heard
Speaker 1: that song, and I was like, who is this buildings
Speaker 1: coming down? Pretty great because it reminded me of something
Speaker 1: that was familiar, but yet I knew it wasn't anything
Speaker 1: that I knew, and then I had to I found,
Speaker 1: I sought them out, and that's was really a turning
Speaker 1: point for me musically in terms of my my taste. Yeah, ye,
Speaker 1: all right, buddy, that's it for this week. I was
Speaker 1: gonna do an up with Fuck segment, but we will
Speaker 1: save that. So if you're on the movie Crush page,
Speaker 1: keep adding your fox and we're gonna go over those
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