Speaker 1: Hey everybody, and welcome to Movie Crush, the miniest edition
Speaker 1: of all the Littlest Crush, the little Littlest Crush, Little Crush.
Speaker 1: How you do annul besides single and available? Yeah, totally
Speaker 1: hit me up Internet now, please don't know, do whatever,
Speaker 1: do whatever you want, Internet, and I'm not going to
Speaker 1: tell you what to do. Yeah, I'm good man. Um,
Speaker 1: we actually peep behind the curtain. We record these back
Speaker 1: to back, so I'm much the same as I was
Speaker 1: moments ago. I know, you know, I thought we could
Speaker 1: fake that. That's all right, I love it. Let me
Speaker 1: tell the truth here everyone. I will tell you this chuck,
Speaker 1: Mini Crush is like medicine for the soul for me.
Speaker 1: So this means the world that I get to do
Speaker 1: this with you today. Thanks man. Yeah, let's have this
Speaker 1: ol sil save. You know, at one time pronounced it
Speaker 1: salve and someone called me a fool. Nah, but you
Speaker 1: know she's not in your life anymore, so exactly that's
Speaker 1: very true. And what does she now about saves? Uh?
Speaker 1: My wife makes saves, home made saves. They did they
Speaker 1: smell good, They smell great, like peppermints. Yeah, and it's funny.
Speaker 1: And my daughter like She's way into just doctors in medicine,
Speaker 1: the whole thing, and so anytime something happened, she'll either say,
Speaker 1: I need an ice peck or I need a save. Oh,
Speaker 1: she needs a save. My kid does the same way.
Speaker 1: If she gets a little tiny boo boo a scratch
Speaker 1: she's nine, she wants a band aid on it right away.
Speaker 1: But he doesn't break the skin. Even though she just
Speaker 1: gets a ding like bumps her knee and there's no
Speaker 1: visible signs of damage, she wants a band aid on that.
Speaker 1: My daughter at her first dinnisappointment last weekend, it was
Speaker 1: about the cutest god damn thing I've ever seen. Was
Speaker 1: she was okay, yeah, it's great. Yeah she's she dealt
Speaker 1: with it. Yeah she dude, she's We laughed like she's
Speaker 1: great with professionals, dentist doctors. She goes to an eye
Speaker 1: doctor because she has a little eye thing, and she's
Speaker 1: always just completely compliant and just will not do anything
Speaker 1: that we asked. They didn't even have to give her
Speaker 1: the gas or anything. No, man, they she gave her
Speaker 1: sunglasses because the lights are bright, and she just sat
Speaker 1: there and chilled out and let them clean her teeth
Speaker 1: and do it all just a cleaning. Yep, yeah, cleaning
Speaker 1: in the little inspection. Yeah, of course my kid had
Speaker 1: she still got some of her baby teeth, and she
Speaker 1: had one that was loose but had actually broken in
Speaker 1: her mouth, and so they had to extract it, and
Speaker 1: so they gave her the gas and I got to
Speaker 1: that was her first exposure. I face time with her,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't like full on loopy city, but it
Speaker 1: was that could tell she was a little off. It was.
Speaker 1: It was funny. The gateway drug. No, spinning is the
Speaker 1: gateway drugs. Forgot about that spinning. Yeah, that was my
Speaker 1: old joke, like kids spinning in a circle and getting
Speaker 1: I thought you meant like spin class. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's the gateway drug to pain. Al Right, everyone, we're
Speaker 1: gonna start up. We're gonna do two new segments this week,
Speaker 1: premiering two new segments. I am on the edge of
Speaker 1: my seat and I think I'm gonna call this one. Uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know what in this movie in this movie
Speaker 1: and this movie end it end this movie? Or how
Speaker 1: about right the plot? How about Hollywood ending? Basically, what
Speaker 1: I did was I just set up sort of a
Speaker 1: generic um set up for a film, and said in
Speaker 1: three don't want everyone to get creative here, and then
Speaker 1: said in three sentences or less? What plot unfolds from
Speaker 1: the following set up for platonic old friends, two men
Speaker 1: and two women get together for a week long trip
Speaker 1: to a fully staffed remote beach house. Upon arrival, we
Speaker 1: meet a nervous and quiet chef, a drunken housekeeper, and
Speaker 1: a brash tour guide. What happens? Why is the housekeeper
Speaker 1: so drawn? Man, that's not profession Well, you could fire
Speaker 1: her in your movie, Okay, they go, My movie would
Speaker 1: be super dull. I don't think so. Okay. And by
Speaker 1: the way, everyone points for brevity. If you wrote three
Speaker 1: the three longest sentences in the history of the world,
Speaker 1: then you're not doing it right. Yeah, apparently brevity is
Speaker 1: the soul of wit. It is so Tyler Minky says.
Speaker 1: Jackie Treehorn presents friends with Benefits. The cable is out
Speaker 1: as the doorbell rings for scanning. The glad friends answer
Speaker 1: to a hunk of a cable repair man. What happens next?
Speaker 1: He fixes the cable and leaves log jam and baby
Speaker 1: that their friends proceed to watch for you runs of
Speaker 1: the office while being waited on by the house staff.
Speaker 1: That's pretty much drunkenly. That's fun Yeah, not bad. I
Speaker 1: like this game. Uh let me see here. David Gudreau says,
Speaker 1: the women are secretly in love with the men. The
Speaker 1: men are secretly in love with each other. The nervous
Speaker 1: and quiet chef, drunken housekeeper, and brash door I'd see
Speaker 1: everything and a hilarity ensues. What a mess, Mike Jones.
Speaker 1: They I'll enjoy great vacation and catch up on old times.
Speaker 1: They promised to do it again soon, but sadly it
Speaker 1: never happens. L o L. That's funny that that's what
Speaker 1: that's that's that's where I was leaning towards mundane. Uh
Speaker 1: let me see here, Jason Crabty Crabtree says. The tour
Speaker 1: guide leads them to a large dome on the beach.
Speaker 1: Or four friends are met by the drunk housekeeper on
Speaker 1: the back of the quiet yet giant chef, who steps aside,
Speaker 1: revealing thousands of gallons of pudding in a pit. The
Speaker 1: housekeeper yells Earth's mightiest warriors, welcome to the pudding pitch.
Speaker 1: Prepared to die. I don't know about that one. The
Speaker 1: pudding pit. I think Jason Crabtree is on something. He's
Speaker 1: on some pudding. Uh. Let me see here, Andrea Hammond.
Speaker 1: The staff isn't staff at all, but outlaws, escaped criminals
Speaker 1: on the run who are hiding out. Oh that's good.
Speaker 1: Hilarity ensues as they continue to play their roles and
Speaker 1: their friends slowly start to question what's really going on. Conclusion,
Speaker 1: best vacation ever. H. I'm not sure I like how
Speaker 1: you ended that one, uh, Andrea, but I like where
Speaker 1: you were going. Uh. Let me see here, Joshua Hall.
Speaker 1: When a local uh during a tour, warns the gang
Speaker 1: about the house being haunted, they shrug it off, having
Speaker 1: sworn of solving mysteries. When they returned to the house,
Speaker 1: there's a basket on the front porch with a Great
Speaker 1: Dane puppy inside wearing a collar inscribed s D. The
Speaker 1: gang has no choice but to play along because someone
Speaker 1: in the house knows who they really are. Alright, nice
Speaker 1: little Scooby Doo. Ref I get it, Rebecca Rube says.
Speaker 1: The friends begin to see similarities in the house staff
Speaker 1: and begin to suspect it's them in the future. Oh,
Speaker 1: I like that. While trying to figure out what's going on,
Speaker 1: they realize one of the friends hasn't represented. Things get tense,
Speaker 1: and that friend is accidentally murdered in that house, leaving
Speaker 1: the other three trapped in a guilt ridden existence there.
Speaker 1: So it's sort of like a future clue right where
Speaker 1: you got a little bit of a drawing room mystery
Speaker 1: kind of situation, a little bit of sci fi thrown in.
Speaker 1: There are their clones. I want to know more, Like
Speaker 1: I want to know more Future clue, Kayla mh says.
Speaker 1: The girl both of the guys likes falls for the
Speaker 1: douchebag tour guide, who ends up murdered in bed the
Speaker 1: next day, while everyone suspects everyone else. The second girl
Speaker 1: who likes one of the guys falls in the arms
Speaker 1: of the ship who was also a suspect. Then out
Speaker 1: of nowhere, the housekeeper dies. M there's some uh. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure you wrap that one up, Will Burke. One
Speaker 1: couple finds their lodgings and ignores the awkward situation for
Speaker 1: more personal interest while uh, while the other couple politely
Speaker 1: rolls with it but tries to figure out why the
Speaker 1: staff isn't what was promised in the brochure. The first
Speaker 1: couple doesn't make it to the end obviously, cheah. Come on,
Speaker 1: all right, let me do a couple of more of these,
Speaker 1: Liz Parker. Everyone gets roped into whitewater, rafting down Niagara
Speaker 1: Falls mid wrath. They all come down with crazy food poisoning.
Speaker 1: Drunk cousekeeper continues on with her bubbly life. Nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with having a drink or nine while it work. Midway
Speaker 1: down the falls, they all come down with food poisoning.
Speaker 1: That's very specific. And can do you wrap down Niagara Fall?
Speaker 1: Surely not. That's not a real thing. No, that's not
Speaker 1: a real thing. Now you would you would fall to
Speaker 1: your death? All right? I think that's enough. Don't you
Speaker 1: definitely get some good nightmare fuel in there? All right,
Speaker 1: let me finish with this one. This is kind of fun.
Speaker 1: Chad Burnt says, uh. The African American man dies first,
Speaker 1: the strong and independent woman dies next, the jock dies
Speaker 1: doing something stupid, and the meek, nervous girl kills the
Speaker 1: group of killers. So he went tropey trope trope time.
Speaker 1: All right, have you seen um, what is it called?
Speaker 1: Oh crap, what the ext it called? There's Adam Wingard movie.
Speaker 1: You know. It was like the Home Invasion movie. That's
Speaker 1: pretty much that um with the guys and animal masks
Speaker 1: or whatever. Oh yeah, yeah, I know. Just about when
Speaker 1: there's a socially awkward girl is the one who becomes
Speaker 1: the total full Badassah, that's how it happened. I enjoyed
Speaker 1: that one. I thought of another trope the other day
Speaker 1: in a movie where the uh, the black leather motorcycle
Speaker 1: rider uh, eventually takes off the helmet and it's a
Speaker 1: lady and she shakes outer, shakes out her hair, Glorious Maine.
Speaker 1: The movie was called Your Next. By the way, that
Speaker 1: moment patient movie I was talking about was good. Yes,
Speaker 1: all right, okay, everybody, we're moving on to another brand
Speaker 1: new segment called the Pole Truth. So, nol, as you saw,
Speaker 1: I did ten poles. And because Facebook is stupid, you
Speaker 1: can only as an administrator of a group page due
Speaker 1: to question two choice polls. So it's a fifty fifty
Speaker 1: careful Chuck Zuckerberg is listening. Good, get your ship together, bro.
Speaker 1: You can put a man on the moon, which can't
Speaker 1: do four options on a poll. Did Zuckerberg put a
Speaker 1: man on the moon? Sure he did. All right, we'll
Speaker 1: just count down these ten and maybe discuss a bit.
Speaker 1: Here's one movie awards a art shouldn't be ranked, or
Speaker 1: be it's a valid way to honor art. And here's
Speaker 1: the results. Uh, two hundred and seventy three people say
Speaker 1: art should not be ranked, and four hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: three said it's a valid way to honor art, So
Speaker 1: far more people. I think it's legit and it's a
Speaker 1: good way to honor art. What did you vote? I
Speaker 1: did vote, and I can't remember what I said. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to find it. Hang on, I said, what did
Speaker 1: you leave a comment to? No? Okay, but it tells
Speaker 1: you how you voted. Gotcha? Um? I said art shouldn't
Speaker 1: be ranked? What a dick? God past me? How pretentious? Now?
Speaker 1: But I I'm of two minds of it too. I
Speaker 1: think I think it's an interesting way to sort of
Speaker 1: weed through and and and then see what some really
Speaker 1: good work for the year was. And if you see
Speaker 1: films winning multiple awards and being recognized and particular types
Speaker 1: of awards, then chances are they're probably good, like Critic
Speaker 1: Circle Awards and things like that. Do I think it
Speaker 1: matters in some real way? No, But from me, it's
Speaker 1: helpful to like know what's being talked about, what's being
Speaker 1: buzzed about, I think supposedly the best stuff, and then
Speaker 1: you can make up your own mind. But it also
Speaker 1: depends on the source. Yeah, but I mean I think
Speaker 1: between the Academy Awards, the Golden Globes and um do
Speaker 1: yourself a favor, and also watch the Independent Spirit Awards.
Speaker 1: Between those three you get a nice bin diagram of
Speaker 1: the best ship of the year too. But I also,
Speaker 1: as I've gotten older, to get a little tired of
Speaker 1: all the self congratulatory stuff like, oh, let's just give
Speaker 1: ourselves awards for this stuff, and like can you subjectively
Speaker 1: or can you do rank of subjective thing? Oh? Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: You know it's weird, alright, Paul. Uh. The next poll
Speaker 1: Comic Book Universe is Marvel or d C. I mean,
Speaker 1: anybody could have told you which way this was gonna go, obviously,
Speaker 1: but I was really just kind of curious of just
Speaker 1: how drastic it would be. And out of eight hundred
Speaker 1: something votes we got seven Dwight for Marvel and for
Speaker 1: d C. I'm shocked at people big d C, to
Speaker 1: be honest, I know, but it's just like it's just
Speaker 1: they just it's such a bummer universe. Outside the Nolan movies,
Speaker 1: they haven't really made a good one beyond Wonder Woman
Speaker 1: if that one was really well done, but they're all
Speaker 1: just so who cares, there's no they don't. I don't know,
Speaker 1: there's just a slog and like all those Batman versus Superman,
Speaker 1: which just get me, Addie. Did you watch did you
Speaker 1: see the Aquaman trailer? No Zilla? Cool? Well no, no, yeah,
Speaker 1: I could have gotten down with an Aquaman movie, but
Speaker 1: this whole the way they've taken the character, with Momoa
Speaker 1: being like a beach bro is just like not the
Speaker 1: way the I would have done it. No, No, Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: it's just so weird. It's like, how could you succeed
Speaker 1: so amazingly with the Marvel thing and fail so spectacularly
Speaker 1: with the d C thing? Because I mean there's great
Speaker 1: DC characters. It's not that you just sucked it up
Speaker 1: big time. And I want to know who is there?
Speaker 1: Like a Kevin Zack stage. Well, that's true, he's sort
Speaker 1: of set the tone. Just he just doesn't make good
Speaker 1: movies in my opinion. Well, but even like when he's
Speaker 1: not involved, I feel like he sort of set the
Speaker 1: tone for what these movies look like. And then they've
Speaker 1: sort of just been rolling with it, and they kind
Speaker 1: of it looks like they're trying to break out of
Speaker 1: that a little bit the new because Aquaman looks a
Speaker 1: bit different and it's a little more fun looking. And um,
Speaker 1: I also saw the trailer for Shazam, and that looks
Speaker 1: like a lighter, more fun approach, which is how Marvel
Speaker 1: has had some success. Jasam, is that the movie where
Speaker 1: Shaq plays a genie? No, that's Kazam. Oh No, you're
Speaker 1: a wonder and a delight? Are right? The next poll,
Speaker 1: Tarantino still has it or lost his way, And I
Speaker 1: realized a lot of these are there somewhere in between.
Speaker 1: But with Facebook and when we get two choices, uh, now,
Speaker 1: I have seen ways you can do multiple choice, not
Speaker 1: as an admin for a group page. Is it only
Speaker 1: as like an individual or something like that, as if
Speaker 1: you went to your own Facebook page. You could have
Speaker 1: way more control, because I've definitely seen things where people
Speaker 1: voted on multiple We'll figure it out. Maybe there, maybe
Speaker 1: there's a way we can do this for next time.
Speaker 1: This is great though, Um, this is interesting how closely
Speaker 1: how neck and neck Tarantino. This is very divisive. It
Speaker 1: seems pretty close. Three d and seventy two said he
Speaker 1: still has it in two nineties that he's lost his way,
Speaker 1: So that's pretty close. I mean, I just don't think
Speaker 1: he's made a shitty movie. I think he's an asshole, alright.
Speaker 1: But that but that that that that enters into one
Speaker 1: of the next polls that's coming. I've done that. That's right.
Speaker 1: The next one, are you able to separate the art
Speaker 1: from the artists? Yes or no way? Out of seven
Speaker 1: dred and seventy of votes, uh, five and eight say yes,
Speaker 1: two sixty two say no way. And imagine a lot
Speaker 1: of people say uh, it depends on the person in
Speaker 1: the transgressions. Yeah. And and and also like history, because
Speaker 1: we're talking about you know, historical racist or something like that,
Speaker 1: like Royard Kipling for example, a notorious racist. But um,
Speaker 1: you know, some of his poetry is great. And obviously
Speaker 1: the Jungle Book, while being a problematic story I don't
Speaker 1: of itself, is one that still sticks around, you know,
Speaker 1: got me into a fucking Disney movie and remade recently
Speaker 1: in that crazy live action version. Um, but he also
Speaker 1: is more of a historical figure. So if we're talking
Speaker 1: about like Hollywood, um, sex abuse, epidemic. Stuff that becomes
Speaker 1: a little trickier. I don't think I canna watch Kevin
Speaker 1: Spacey movies anymore. Yeah, I mean you got Spacey and
Speaker 1: Woody Allen and uh and Roman Polanski from the seventies.
Speaker 1: Still people like, you know, he's been on the bandlist
Speaker 1: for a lot of people since then for obvious reasons.
Speaker 1: Or then you know, like what about Tom Crew who's
Speaker 1: being a scientologist and the atrocities that that cult has committed. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, it's tough, Like, scientology is a big one, man.
Speaker 1: Some of the biggest, most famous and coolest actors are scientologist.
Speaker 1: And every time I hear that, I go, man back
Speaker 1: is a scientologist? You know, it's a bummer. Jason Lee
Speaker 1: you remember him, Yeah, he's a scientologist. Yeah. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: I still like Midnight Vultures. So yeah, it's hard, but
Speaker 1: it is possible. But but the question is, like, do
Speaker 1: you want to support someone who is currently active and
Speaker 1: has done horrible things with your dollar? That's that's the
Speaker 1: question you gotta ask yourself. Yeah, that's a tough one,
Speaker 1: and I know there's so much gray area, but again,
Speaker 1: we can only have two choices. On Facebook. Alright, number
Speaker 1: the next one Mafia cage match, Mafia movie cage Match.
Speaker 1: I just said that like eight different ways good Fellows
Speaker 1: or The Godfather out of six and twenty seven votes,
Speaker 1: Holy sh it, three hundred and thirteen Goodfellas, three fourteen
Speaker 1: The Godfather. Are you seeing this in terms of percentages too,
Speaker 1: because the version I'm looking at has it as percentages
Speaker 1: and this is hilarious. Goodfellas is forty nine point nine percent.
Speaker 1: The Godfather is fifty point one percent. That is amazing.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna call that totally. Man, it was off
Speaker 1: by one vote. Uh No, I don't see a percentage,
Speaker 1: maybe because I created it. Maybe, so I'm looking at
Speaker 1: it just like as it serves up on the page
Speaker 1: that I don't see the numbers. I just see the percentage.
Speaker 1: All right, This was exciting. Uh. Next question, do you
Speaker 1: throw your concession stand garbage in the trash every time?
Speaker 1: Be honest? And you could either say of course or
Speaker 1: shamefully no. This got a thousand votes, dude, nine hundred
Speaker 1: and twelve people always throw their trash away and a
Speaker 1: hundred and three people said shamefully no, they just leave
Speaker 1: that ship in the seats I'm in the shameful camp.
Speaker 1: What now it does that? Hold on a second, Hold
Speaker 1: on a second. It said, every time, when do you
Speaker 1: leave it? Sometimes I forget Okay, I put it in
Speaker 1: my seat next to me. So you're just saying sometimes
Speaker 1: it's an accident. Yeah, okay. I thought you meant like
Speaker 1: sometimes I'm just like, nah, I don't like throw it
Speaker 1: on the floor like a bum. Come on, And sometimes
Speaker 1: I put it in the seat next to me. Hey,
Speaker 1: you're honest. Call for honesty. And then I shame you know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's gas lighting, man, Come on, total gas lighting.
Speaker 1: Uh let me see here. And I'm sorry, I'm not
Speaker 1: reading the comments. People. A lot of you had comments
Speaker 1: I get it, uh, because this one is. There are
Speaker 1: so many more options you should have for three D.
Speaker 1: I said yes anytime it's offered, or nope, I hate it.
Speaker 1: A thousand votes, A hundred and forty four people said
Speaker 1: yes anytime it's offered, and one said nope, I hate it.
Speaker 1: That's because it's garbage. I agree, it's so awful. I
Speaker 1: hate three D. I was invited to see Black Panther
Speaker 1: with with a couple of friends and they had already
Speaker 1: bought the tickets, and I didn't know, and it was
Speaker 1: opening night, so it was already like a ship show.
Speaker 1: And I get there and A they see that it's
Speaker 1: three D, and I'm annoyed, aid, and it just made
Speaker 1: me enjoy the movie less unless tickets are like like
Speaker 1: thirty five dollars or something for like a thing that
Speaker 1: I don't like at all. I felt like I was
Speaker 1: totally being robbed. Did you see it again? Regular we
Speaker 1: see movies twice unless they really really really do it
Speaker 1: for me? No, no, no no, I'm with you. Also, movie
Speaker 1: pass won't let you see him twice. Well, that won't
Speaker 1: lasts long anyway. So he keeps saying that chuck. He
Speaker 1: keeps saying that every week. Uh, do Rotten Tomatoes scores
Speaker 1: affect whether or not you'll see a movie yep or Nope.
Speaker 1: Out of eight hundred and seventy five votes, three hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy two say yes and five fourteen say no.
Speaker 1: Very interesting? Uh, candy counter, twizzlers or red vines? Basically,
Speaker 1: I'm saying, are East coast or West coast? And uh,
Speaker 1: six people say twizzlers, two say red vines? Are You're
Speaker 1: saying red vines? Is like a It's like a West
Speaker 1: Coast thing. One of them is. I think it's sort
Speaker 1: of known as one as East Coast and one as
Speaker 1: West Coast right now, Well, I mean, I think if
Speaker 1: Twizzlers is just being like everywhere coast, but like there
Speaker 1: is there's an Amy Man song called cigarettes and red
Speaker 1: Vines and she's very l a so maybe maybe maybe
Speaker 1: you know. I can't remember which is which. Paul Shear
Speaker 1: talked about it though on the episode. I have a
Speaker 1: feeling of red Vines is a California thing, or like
Speaker 1: the West Coast thing, because I certainly don't see him
Speaker 1: around here. Well, he's from Long Island, and I can't
Speaker 1: remember if he like Twizzlers or red Vines. I like Twizzlers, though,
Speaker 1: I also like if you bite off the ends, it's
Speaker 1: hollow in the middle and you can use it as
Speaker 1: a straw in your coke, oh, instead of a shitty
Speaker 1: plastic straw that should ever use. I did not know that, Nul.
Speaker 1: But you know what my deal is is, I don't
Speaker 1: like either one of them because I don't like that stuff.
Speaker 1: All right, taking a stand here, Ye, what is it? Is?
Speaker 1: It called liquorice, specifically the liquor it Well, that's a
Speaker 1: good question, chuck, because people say black liquorice, but licorice
Speaker 1: is a flavor that tastes like annis or whatever. Right,
Speaker 1: I'm not into that flavor at all. Yeah, but like
Speaker 1: I like the strawberry ones, like what are they called
Speaker 1: gummy type thing? I don't like any of the gummy
Speaker 1: ish that. You don't like a gummy thing? You're not
Speaker 1: a gummy guy, not, I'm you know, they're made of it,
Speaker 1: like gelatin, which is like horse woves and boiled pig skin. Alright,
Speaker 1: final pole question. Uh, and boy, I wrongfully said eighties
Speaker 1: movie Cage Match and said Star Wars are Raiders of
Speaker 1: the Lost Ark. Obviously Star Wars was not in the eighties.
Speaker 1: I just had a bit of a brain fart. And
Speaker 1: you can't edit a pole either because Facebook is the
Speaker 1: worst fucking Zuckerberg man. Uh So this one out of
Speaker 1: nine hundred close to a thousand votes, Uh, pretty even
Speaker 1: five eight say star Wars, four seventies says Raiders. That's
Speaker 1: a nice swath. Pretty tight of listeners here voting. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's fine. And you put them up what pretty early today? Right? Yeah,
Speaker 1: a few hours worth and we collected you know, quite
Speaker 1: a few responses, over a thousand on some of these,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna keep doing this. I like the poles
Speaker 1: have a second career as a polster. And I'm even
Speaker 1: gonna stick with a fifty fifty because let's just keep
Speaker 1: it simple. Thank fine, Thank you, Suckerberg. He had you
Speaker 1: all wrong, Zuck, You knew what you were doing. You're
Speaker 1: the best. All right, We're gonna finish up with stream
Speaker 1: this and comment card everyone. And then this week I
Speaker 1: watched on HBO. Uh, Robin Williams Colin Come Inside My Mind.
Speaker 1: It's an HBO original documentary directed by Marina Zenovich, and
Speaker 1: it is really really great and super sad. Have you
Speaker 1: seen it yet? I don't think I can handle it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Rob and Williams a big figure for you,
Speaker 1: or yeah, I just I love him? Yeah? Yeah, it
Speaker 1: is tough. Um, really really great though, so much great
Speaker 1: footage of him growing up and all this kind of
Speaker 1: never seen before insider stuff, friends and family talking about
Speaker 1: his life. And uh, I think I just, um, it
Speaker 1: had been a while since I really thought about Robin
Speaker 1: Williams and how much he was weighed into my life
Speaker 1: growing up. I mean, I was a I was a
Speaker 1: Mork and Mindy Nut. As a kid, I had the suspenders.
Speaker 1: I would dress up like him. I would pretend I
Speaker 1: was work from work, and then followed Robin Williams career
Speaker 1: very closely. Um after that, movies like Deadpots, Society and
Speaker 1: A Good Morning Vietnam. We're really big for me, you know. Yeah.
Speaker 1: He was also like, you know, kept making good stuff.
Speaker 1: Like when I was a kid, everything from Obviously a
Speaker 1: Laddin was a huge fan of and then What Dreams
Speaker 1: May Come. I remember just being seeing all his movies
Speaker 1: in the theater, even the silly ones like Jack Replays
Speaker 1: The Kid the grown Up Kid or Awakening, great movie. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I never saw Mrs Doubtfire gave it a weird time
Speaker 1: where I was a little too old, I think to
Speaker 1: appreciate it. I saw that in theaters as well. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And Patch Adams you know where he's the he's the
Speaker 1: Patch Adams doctor. The bird Cage is awesome. Yeah, when
Speaker 1: our photo like his darker turn, that one was cool. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was a really good actor and uh, one of
Speaker 1: the great stand ups of all time. I mean just
Speaker 1: like unhinged ball of energy on stage. And uh it
Speaker 1: was not just due to the drugs. That he used
Speaker 1: early in his career. That was sort of a misnomer
Speaker 1: that Robin Williams is just always cooked up. No, I
Speaker 1: think he was just like that got that natural energy. Um.
Speaker 1: But you know, another troubled artist performer, you know, like
Speaker 1: probably can't blame it all on the drugs, but that's
Speaker 1: certainly not a great start if you already or someone
Speaker 1: who suffers from anxiety or any kind of self doubt. Depression. Yeah, depression.
Speaker 1: You always see this and people you look at and
Speaker 1: you say, oh my god, you must how could you
Speaker 1: feel bad about yourself? You're so amazing. But that's the
Speaker 1: that's the fun up thing about depression, right, is like
Speaker 1: you can't see outside yourself, you know. Yeah. And he
Speaker 1: also had um Louis body dementia, so it was the
Speaker 1: writing was sort of on the wall for him, I think.
Speaker 1: And uh, just a very sad documentary ball account. So
Speaker 1: great guy. Uh and really just gave everything he could
Speaker 1: to the people and could never say no to fans
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, sometimes at the expense of being
Speaker 1: around his own family, which his family talks about, his
Speaker 1: son talks about. You know, he had to share his
Speaker 1: dad and they weren't always happy about that, but they
Speaker 1: had to share him because he was just so generous
Speaker 1: with UH, with his fan community, and um, just a
Speaker 1: really really great documentary, highly recommended Robin Williams Come Inside
Speaker 1: My Head. Uh, just really terrific. What a great artist,
Speaker 1: and it was just so sad that we lost him
Speaker 1: to suicide. So we'll move on to comment card finish
Speaker 1: up with some questions from you to us. Um. Oh, well,
Speaker 1: this is an easy one for me, Jill sort of.
Speaker 1: Venden says, if you could pick one film to have
Speaker 1: worked on, what would it be and why? Well, Jill,
Speaker 1: I've talked about Caddy Scheck before and the legendary stories
Speaker 1: around partying with Bill Murray and Chevy Chase and Dangerfield.
Speaker 1: So I would have loved back in the day to
Speaker 1: have worked on Caddy Check. You would have had to
Speaker 1: do lots of cocaine, though, Chuck, Well, I mean if
Speaker 1: you if you want to hang with the big boys, yeah,
Speaker 1: I probably could have just hung out and gotten drunk.
Speaker 1: I've been part of the crowd. We've talked about this before.
Speaker 1: I think if you've seen the um stupid and feudal gesture,
Speaker 1: so good. Yeah, this movie and I like it that's
Speaker 1: about the National Lampoon and the making of all of
Speaker 1: those movies. And you know that all that craziness is
Speaker 1: depicted yeah pretty epically. Yeah, yeah, too short. I wanted
Speaker 1: to see a whole movie about that. Uh. Let me
Speaker 1: see here, Lucas Evans, what's the number one thing filmmakers
Speaker 1: do that will ruin even the best film? Huh? The
Speaker 1: number one thing? Uh? And I don't have a specific
Speaker 1: note here other than to say not uh, not having
Speaker 1: a satisfying ending. You know, you can a movie can
Speaker 1: have you, and if they if you haven't taken care
Speaker 1: of your business in that third act and satisfy the
Speaker 1: audience with a good ending, then you're screwed. Also, like
Speaker 1: miscasting can be sure one if you have like some
Speaker 1: big ship star that just makes no sense in the role,
Speaker 1: It constantly takes you out of it, you know. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree. Um let me see here, Brendan French, who
Speaker 1: would you want to play you in your biography biography film?
Speaker 1: Chuck Chucker's the Charles W. Bryant Story. I'm gonna go, Brendan.
Speaker 1: I'll go with Jack Black. I like Jack Black. We're
Speaker 1: looking at the like he's a good actor too. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a new um Gus van Zant movie coming out
Speaker 1: that he's and also Jonah Hill is in. It looks
Speaker 1: like a real ACTI kind of movie. Vanzan doesn't really
Speaker 1: make any other kind. I haven't seen van Zante haven't
Speaker 1: offering it a bit. It's called Don't Worry He Won't
Speaker 1: get far on foot and it looks like a seventies set. Nice.
Speaker 1: So excited about that one. Man, I love me some
Speaker 1: Gus vans Aunt. I. Um, I want um Bradley Cooper
Speaker 1: to play me in my biopic. We'll see if we
Speaker 1: can make this called It's called It's called Noel Brown,
Speaker 1: the Revisionist History Story. Yeah, yeah, that'd be awesome. Man.
Speaker 1: You know he gets fine. You can wear a beard,
Speaker 1: he's an actor. Yeah, he can grow a beard. He
Speaker 1: can grow sure. Why not? Uh My Saw says, what
Speaker 1: are your thoughts on Avatar? Because I thought it was
Speaker 1: the worst movie ever. We've talked about this on the show.
Speaker 1: I didn't think Avatar was very good. I didn't see
Speaker 1: what the big deal was as far as being some
Speaker 1: great movie, and I don't think it has had much
Speaker 1: of a significant cultural impact like other huge blockbuster franchises
Speaker 1: that this one purports to be. But a lot of
Speaker 1: people disagree with me. So that's where I stand. Noel,
Speaker 1: I believe you were not Super Avatar guy too. Right. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean I remember thinking it was really cool visually,
Speaker 1: and like that was the one three D movie that
Speaker 1: I was like, Okay, this is cool. Kind of makes
Speaker 1: sense because it was obviously filmed with that in mind.
Speaker 1: It's not a good movie though. It's derivative as shit.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's basically Dances with Wolves with blue smurf
Speaker 1: aliens and it's and it's incredibly offensive too. It's it's
Speaker 1: all about the white savior and you know, coming in
Speaker 1: and rescuing these indigenous people who are helpless because of
Speaker 1: their backwards ways. You know. I mean, it's it's not
Speaker 1: not good, not good, all right. Uh. Finally, Tyler resinin Stoneman.
Speaker 1: It's a little like the last question, although I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say it's slightly different. Um. Last week we talked about
Speaker 1: our favorite movie cars. Tyler says, if you could own
Speaker 1: any movie car as your personal vehicle for transport, what
Speaker 1: would that be? Uh? And so I'm gonna change my
Speaker 1: answer from the last one because it's a car I own,
Speaker 1: but I'm gonna go with the Batmobile. Um which batmobile?
Speaker 1: The one from the TV show, the sixties TV show,
Speaker 1: the Swinging Batmobile. Yeah, man, I saw that thing at
Speaker 1: Comic Con one year. They had like six of the
Speaker 1: batmobiles on display, and immediately, because in nostalgia, I'm sure
Speaker 1: my body just gravitated towards that one. And isn't that
Speaker 1: funny Because obviously for me, the one that I would
Speaker 1: choose would be the one from the first Tim Burton Batman, okay,
Speaker 1: which was the really sort of long, sleek black one
Speaker 1: and had the cockpit that was like and like all
Speaker 1: the missiles and the grappling hooks and all that ship.
Speaker 1: I just remember that that that was huge for me,
Speaker 1: and I remember very very clearly when that movie came
Speaker 1: out in theaters and I was hooked right away. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I gotta say, though, I mean some of those newer Batmobiles,
Speaker 1: like uh, Chris Nolan one bugged me. Honestly. It was
Speaker 1: like the Tumbler, Yeah, the Tumbler. It looked like some
Speaker 1: sort of army and I guess that was the point.
Speaker 1: It's like it was a military research wing kind of
Speaker 1: that he had with the Fox or whatever kind of
Speaker 1: like the Tumbler. You like the Tumbler, Well, I mean
Speaker 1: it's certainly badass. Yeah. I'm looking at these now online. Actually,
Speaker 1: uh and again I'm looking at them all in a row,
Speaker 1: and nothing to me looks better than that. Super cool.
Speaker 1: Oh it's got the red stripe and the bubbly kind
Speaker 1: of little cockpit domes that you and me. Yep, that's
Speaker 1: us going down. There we go, there we go, we
Speaker 1: can posse up. Um. I'm sorry, little aside. I just
Speaker 1: wanted to the guts fans that movie we're talking about.
Speaker 1: A minute ago. Robin Williams was originally going to star
Speaker 1: in it. He had optioned the the memoir real film
Speaker 1: was based on, and then it kind of languished and
Speaker 1: uh and turn around hell or whatever. Now it's obviously
Speaker 1: a very different movie than it would have been with
Speaker 1: Robin Williams in it, so kind of interesting, little full
Speaker 1: circle there. Uh alright, well, good stuff. No, Well that's
Speaker 1: it for this week. Uh, your homework is going to
Speaker 1: be to watch the movie broadcast news because, as I believe,
Speaker 1: the final one of my l A sessions, I had
Speaker 1: comedian Kurt Browneler and his wife Lauren Cook, who was
Speaker 1: an actor and comedian in l A and I wanted
Speaker 1: to have a husband and wife team on. And Kurt
Speaker 1: Lauren are great, very good people, very sweet and friendly
Speaker 1: and fun and funny, and uh, they were able to
Speaker 1: agree upon broadcast News. Um the great, Great James L.
Speaker 1: Brooks movie starring Albert Brooks and William Hurt and Holly Hunter.
Speaker 1: Really really great movie. So if you haven't seen Broadcast News,
Speaker 1: brush up to crush out for this Friday with Kurt
Speaker 1: and Lauren. And thanks for tuning in, and we'll see
Speaker 1: you next week here in the studio right now, sir,
Speaker 1: Good evening and good day,