Speaker 1: Welcome to Movie Crush, a production of I Heart Radio.
Speaker 1: All right, hey, everybody, welcome to Mini Crush Monday. This
Speaker 1: is number two for us of the day, but for
Speaker 1: you it's a week later. How does that work? It's
Speaker 1: time travel, my friend, the magic of podcasting. Um. I
Speaker 1: like the idea of a two for Tuesday, but it's
Speaker 1: a Wednesday, so don't don't, don't hold up? Does not
Speaker 1: hold up? We could do a threefa Wednesday. Oh, I'd
Speaker 1: never mind. I just like the sound. Are you how
Speaker 1: are you doing? You doing about the same, the same
Speaker 1: we were two minutes ago. Yeah, but she dialed me
Speaker 1: back up on Skype. So I feel like there was
Speaker 1: a reset because as as as folks may have may
Speaker 1: recall from last on last week on Mini Crush, Chuck's
Speaker 1: video was out of sync with his audio, really fucking
Speaker 1: with Nol's mind. Man, I requested a reset, and now
Speaker 1: it's beautiful. That's right. Now we are we are in sync.
Speaker 1: Like J C. Chaz what's his name? I don't think
Speaker 1: was he in in sync? Or was he in uh?
Speaker 1: J C? J C chaw Do you see chess? Yeah right,
Speaker 1: I don't even know. I had a zoom call with
Speaker 1: a Backstreet Boy a couple of weeks ago. Pretty cool. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a j um. I was able to pass
Speaker 1: his project onto somebody else who was better suited to it.
Speaker 1: But it was a real trip. I'm collecting some real
Speaker 1: cool zoom screenshots, Chuck, it's fine. I had one yesterday
Speaker 1: with the guy's name is Byron Scott. He used to
Speaker 1: play for the l A Lations Byron Scott, just like Legendary.
Speaker 1: He played with Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Ship and like
Speaker 1: coached a bunch as well. He really loved his pitch.
Speaker 1: Just I'm not I can't get into it, but it's like,
Speaker 1: what a cool guy. He was so humble and kind
Speaker 1: and and then I had a call later with Bill Flanagan,
Speaker 1: who was like Bob Dylan's biographer, and it's like written
Speaker 1: all these amazing like rock kind of you know, um
Speaker 1: journalists kind of pieces and books over the years and amazing,
Speaker 1: really really interesting dude, that's so cool. No, I missed
Speaker 1: those days when I was doing more development, but we've
Speaker 1: been so busy with the stuff you should know book
Speaker 1: uh that you can pre order now. Everyone just go
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Speaker 1: You can preorder it there and get your pre order gift,
Speaker 1: which is a cool custom poster illustrated by our great
Speaker 1: illustrator for the book, Carlie Minardo. And it's coming together nicely. No,
Speaker 1: it looks really fucking great. You're gonna gonah, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think I told you. We're doing one too for stuff
Speaker 1: they don't you know. It's early, early, early, early early stages.
Speaker 1: But we we we were included in that whole whole rollout,
Speaker 1: which I'm excited about. It's a lot of work, nol.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine turns out right in the books.
Speaker 1: A lot of work, even if you have help writing
Speaker 1: the book, and we do. We have a co author
Speaker 1: named Nils Parker, who is awesome, and it's still a
Speaker 1: lot of work. Yep, I've met Nels, but yeah, you
Speaker 1: met Nels. He's great. Love that guy. He does a
Speaker 1: movie writing and stuff too. Movie writing, yeah, like punch
Speaker 1: ups and rewrites, and I'm sure he has his own
Speaker 1: originals out there as well. But book writing and movie writing,
Speaker 1: book writing and movie right, and he's a real two
Speaker 1: for I love it. So No, we're gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and jump in because we have a few pieces of
Speaker 1: material to deliver to the masses, the small masses. I
Speaker 1: asked the crushers what movie b I O, P I
Speaker 1: C biopic? Biopic? What movie biopic would you most like
Speaker 1: to see? And who plays the leads? You got anyone
Speaker 1: that you can think of, nol that you'd like to
Speaker 1: see a movie about that. I think I've said on
Speaker 1: the show before. That's I don't really, that's not my thing.
Speaker 1: That's right, you people, I don't. I don't hate it
Speaker 1: just takes a lot for me to really get into
Speaker 1: one of those. I really did like Bohemian Rhapsody quite
Speaker 1: a lot though, actually despite this this terrible gaudy teeth
Speaker 1: that he had rocking. But I really enjoyed the movie
Speaker 1: a lot. And you know, it doesn't have to be music.
Speaker 1: It can be a like do you hate all of history?
Speaker 1: Do you hate h do you hate every historical figure? Goodness, Chuck, Um,
Speaker 1: I really liked Downfall, which was the great Bruno Ganz
Speaker 1: playing Adolph Hitler. Um, that's a real good yeah, man,
Speaker 1: I still need to I need to see that. Oh
Speaker 1: that one is good, dude. It's right. So you like
Speaker 1: the only biopics you like her about Hitler? Okay, that's
Speaker 1: exactly what I said. And cool. Isn't there a Bowie
Speaker 1: one coming out that's like like like a real deal,
Speaker 1: like like a weak thing. I don't know I'd be
Speaker 1: into that. Yeah, I mean I'll see all those I
Speaker 1: like biopics. They cast somebody that would looked interesting. I
Speaker 1: can't remember who he was, but he was somebody had
Speaker 1: seen another stuff. Speaking of that, we're doing in developing
Speaker 1: currently a biopod series about the the Space Invader himself,
Speaker 1: Mr Mr David Bowie. He's not the space Invader. I
Speaker 1: made that up. He's the what do they call him? Think?
Speaker 1: He started us? Zink he started us? But like the
Speaker 1: man who felt, yeah, whatever, it's just it's no. He
Speaker 1: kind of says that doesn't he say I'm a space invade. Okay,
Speaker 1: my mama, Papa coming for you, he says, it doesn't say.
Speaker 1: A show about it is a single voice narrative biopod series.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be about sixteen episodes, roughly um hosted and
Speaker 1: narrated and written by the amazing Jordan run Tug, who
Speaker 1: does our show Rivals, which, if you haven't listened to
Speaker 1: Chuck you you gotta check it out. Rivals is about
Speaker 1: the greatest beefs in music history. And like the last
Speaker 1: episode they did was about Billy Corgan versus Stephen Malcolmus
Speaker 1: because of that line in Range Life it's dude, listen
Speaker 1: to because it's it's him and he's great. And then
Speaker 1: his co host on that as this guy Steve Hayden,
Speaker 1: who wrote the book literally on music Rivalry is called
Speaker 1: your favorite band is killing You. Um. He also is
Speaker 1: the guy who did that would Stock ninety nine series
Speaker 1: on luminary Um. But yeah, they're fantastic, great chemistry. But
Speaker 1: Jordan is just doing this. Um. It's sort of like
Speaker 1: the Disgrace Land and there's a single voice kind of narrative,
Speaker 1: you know, story about a musician with no music license
Speaker 1: from the actual musician. It's all original music that we
Speaker 1: did ourselves on our team. I'll send you the pilot.
Speaker 1: I think you would really like it. This is bow
Speaker 1: We too, Bowie exactly. All right. We're gonna start off
Speaker 1: here with Patrick James Bradway. He says, I want to
Speaker 1: see a movie version of King of Kong where Matt
Speaker 1: Damon plays Steve Weeby and Keanu Reeves plays Billy Mitchell.
Speaker 1: That is a great idea that's a totally great is
Speaker 1: that casting is perfect? I think, Hollywood, if you're listening,
Speaker 1: these are some pretty good ideas here. Jamie Power says
Speaker 1: a movie about Salvador Dali. Totally. I want to see
Speaker 1: that movie. He said. It's a live action film with
Speaker 1: the exception of the Dolly character, who was animated and
Speaker 1: voiced by Antonio Bandetas. Wow, that could be interesting. That
Speaker 1: could be I would go more of like, uh, maybe
Speaker 1: there's animated sequences. You know, there's a real actor playing,
Speaker 1: but maybe it goes into dreamy kind of psychedelic animation
Speaker 1: every now and then. Yeah. Cool, if it's psychedelic, I
Speaker 1: know you'll like it. You know, I love some psychedelia.
Speaker 1: Chuck because you eat drugs for breakfast. Uh huh, I
Speaker 1: told you about my new ice coffee fetish, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's basically drugs. Sure. Our old friend Genevan Valen, coolest
Speaker 1: name in the podcast listener business. This is a great idea.
Speaker 1: I want to see this movie, Jenna, a biopic about
Speaker 1: Harry Nilson played by James McAvoy. I could see that. Yep. Yeah,
Speaker 1: similar kind of bone structure. I love these Yeah, I
Speaker 1: love these casting games. YEA super fun Sometimes people have
Speaker 1: a real knack for picking out Uh, all right, here
Speaker 1: we go, Debbie Franka Dacas, one of our oldest friends, says,
Speaker 1: LORI Lightfoot. Don't know about Lorie Um. She's the first
Speaker 1: mayor of Chicago that is a black, female, lesbian. I
Speaker 1: suspect she had numerous obstacles coming up through politics, and
Speaker 1: she's still pretty funny and has so much sincere personality
Speaker 1: compared to some politicians. Could be played by Robin Gibbons.
Speaker 1: She the current mayor of Chicago. I don't know much
Speaker 1: about Chicago politics. I know that it was very corrupt.
Speaker 1: Well maybe it's gotten less so by that it's notoriously
Speaker 1: corrupt political city. Uh. She served as uh oh since
Speaker 1: may served us a fifty six mayor of Chicago. All right,
Speaker 1: she looks great. I got a good one that just
Speaker 1: came up. Actually, we did an episode of Ridiculous History
Speaker 1: UM with Joe Piazza, who does our show UM on
Speaker 1: the network, Committed and Unconventional Marriages, and she's like a
Speaker 1: best selling author about relationships and she's a fantastic, lovely,
Speaker 1: lovely person. But we did a two part series about
Speaker 1: Kate Warrene, who was the first female Pinkerton Detective Um,
Speaker 1: and she basically like watches into the Pinkerton Detective Agency
Speaker 1: and says she wants a job, and Pinkerton is like
Speaker 1: when it was just like one office in Chicago. Actually uh.
Speaker 1: He says, okay, we're not we're not hiring for secretaries
Speaker 1: love you know, and she's like, no, sir, I want
Speaker 1: to be a detective. And then she explains to him
Speaker 1: how she can get into places as a woman that
Speaker 1: a man could and get and she could talk secrets
Speaker 1: out of like the wives of criminals and stuff. And
Speaker 1: sure enough, she was just like a smash and she
Speaker 1: totally killed it. And she ended up like protecting Lincoln
Speaker 1: uh during his first assassination attempt where they had to
Speaker 1: smuggle him like on this train as he was going
Speaker 1: through Baltimore, which was like super huh, you know, anti
Speaker 1: Lincoln and he um there was a plot to kill him.
Speaker 1: But Joe conjectured it would be great to do a
Speaker 1: TV series on her where you kind of fictionalized it
Speaker 1: a little bit, like because there's a lot people don't
Speaker 1: know about her, but she's a total badass like female detective. Dude,
Speaker 1: I love that they'd be good uh stuff. You sho
Speaker 1: episode or short stuff maybe totally let me see here.
Speaker 1: Caitlin Callaghan says no idea he would cast but uh.
Speaker 1: A biopic on Fleetwood mac Con centered on the making
Speaker 1: the Rumors album would be so great. Yes, so down
Speaker 1: with that. You know, the Rumors album noll one of
Speaker 1: the great records of all time. And they hated each
Speaker 1: other's guts when they made it. It's so crazy. I
Speaker 1: mean they you know that there they did. There's a
Speaker 1: rivals episode on on that feud um and I gotta
Speaker 1: listen to that show. Dude, I'm telling you, you're right one.
Speaker 1: You're really going to dig it. But I didn't realize
Speaker 1: any of that that they like stayed together in the
Speaker 1: band for like years and years and just couldn't stand
Speaker 1: each other. Yeah, it was tough. I mean, two divorces
Speaker 1: happening and then various affairs with Mick while it was
Speaker 1: all going on. It was it was tough. And lots
Speaker 1: of drugs, which always seems to calm things. Dound piles
Speaker 1: of cocaine. Uh. Our old buddy Jimmy Kakandal says, oh boy,
Speaker 1: this would be great. Frank Woyd Wright uh and cast
Speaker 1: Leonardo DiCaprio, you can pull off younger and older. And
Speaker 1: then it was such a dumb dumb Was he an
Speaker 1: architect or what was the who was Frank Woyd right? Yes, yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: one of the one of the great American architects, really
Speaker 1: really fantastic stuff and and holly unusual his his style.
Speaker 1: He was uh. He was noted for having some of
Speaker 1: his places not be so structurally not sound, but like
Speaker 1: you know, some of his roofs would leak sometimes, and
Speaker 1: he was he worried about how it looked. And there
Speaker 1: was a very famous story about one of his very
Speaker 1: rich clients who had a leak in his office and
Speaker 1: said that he called him up and said that he
Speaker 1: has water dripping on his desk, and Frank Ladwright says,
Speaker 1: then move your desk. Burn. I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: true or not, but it's a great story. Becca Loo says,
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Blackwell deserves a damn movie. I think Dakota Fanning
Speaker 1: could play her well young and uh in the older version.
Speaker 1: Maybe Christina Applegate. Elizabeth Blackwell, Yeah, Um, she's great. We
Speaker 1: just did a podcast on her not too long ago.
Speaker 1: She was the first the first woman to get a
Speaker 1: medical degree and like basically the first UM licensed a
Speaker 1: medical doctor, uh, female medical doctor in the United States.
Speaker 1: I knew it rung a bell and more she was
Speaker 1: she was something else, Marilyn Monroe that comes from Molly
Speaker 1: Thibodeau and get Emma Stone. Yeah, I could see that.
Speaker 1: Surprised that hasn't been done yet. I wonder if it
Speaker 1: has to do with like life rights or a state
Speaker 1: or something. I'm really surprised there hasn't been a proper
Speaker 1: Maryland doc or biopic. Yeah. I agree, Um, I would
Speaker 1: have thought that would have been happened because it's a
Speaker 1: rags to riches to tragedy. You know, it's got all
Speaker 1: the markers of great drama, the whole jf K thing.
Speaker 1: And then like was she was married to Henry Miller, right,
Speaker 1: the playwright, and they had like a notoriously kind of marriage. Yeah,
Speaker 1: lots of interesting historical uh intersections with that story. She
Speaker 1: championed Elephantzgerald's career. UM. One of our books that we read,
Speaker 1: A Ruby is a book on Elephatezgerald and Marilyn Monroe
Speaker 1: and their friendship and Marilyn Monroe really putting her neck
Speaker 1: on the line and going to club owners and saying,
Speaker 1: you need to put this black woman in your club,
Speaker 1: even though you're not supposed to do that, because I
Speaker 1: will show up and the press will show up if
Speaker 1: I show up. And so they did, and she she
Speaker 1: really gave her a kickstart and they were really really
Speaker 1: good friends. It's a very sweet story. Really quickly, a
Speaker 1: new Maryland Monroe biopic is in the works, depicting her
Speaker 1: last months, based on the final the Keith badmin Um
Speaker 1: book I think the Final years of Marilyn Monroe. Does
Speaker 1: it say who they cast? Let's see, Oh, this is
Speaker 1: actually a series. It's going to be a series, not
Speaker 1: not a movie. And they cast done? Who do they cast?
Speaker 1: It's it's oh ah, this is a great radio nol
Speaker 1: fuck man, Anna are I'm sorry. There's like there's two things.
Speaker 1: There's a there's a series, and then there's a Netflix
Speaker 1: movie that Brad Pitt produced and it's oh, it's Anna
Speaker 1: arm Us. Who was who? Who was the kind of
Speaker 1: the protagonist I guess and knives out? And she was
Speaker 1: also the sexy hologram and blade runner? Yeah yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, I'll buy that. Interesting. All right, Now we're
Speaker 1: gonna move on to a new category. I'm gonna leave
Speaker 1: that up though, because it's fun playing casting games. I'm saying,
Speaker 1: best her favorite kids performance, and I said, anyone you
Speaker 1: know kind of under thirteen, not not not teenage performance,
Speaker 1: but a true kid performance because it's tough man. So
Speaker 1: many bad ones, so many precocious, precocious little assholes throughout
Speaker 1: movie history. You know it's tough. Uh. We're gonna start
Speaker 1: though with Jenny Gernon Keller with Ivana Backro and Pan's Labyrinth. No,
Speaker 1: you can comment you've seen that movie. Wonderful, wonderful, heartbreaking performance. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that one's a toughie. That one's almost like Dancer in
Speaker 1: the Dark level like like upsetting. It's it's it's beautiful,
Speaker 1: but it's like it really twists the knife because it
Speaker 1: mixes like fantasy and just like brutal reality and such
Speaker 1: a such a oh gosh, it's just such an artful
Speaker 1: way interesting. And you know they covered that on Friendly
Speaker 1: Fire as a war movie. Well it is, it absolutely is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: good question about it. Check that out. Our old friend
Speaker 1: Jeff Clark's is Hayley Stansfield and true grit totally. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she was great. Um, slightly old for this question, but
Speaker 1: not really kind of right on the edge. Um. Sierra
Speaker 1: rain On, one of our oldest friends, says, ah, someone
Speaker 1: reminded me of the young Robert Downey Jr. Was the
Speaker 1: kid in Heart and Souls. Such a cute little ham
Speaker 1: and so sweet. I don't know that movie. I don't think.
Speaker 1: M hmm. I nominate all the kids in the Florida Project. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're all like non actors, just like, get that. What
Speaker 1: a fucking movie. Man, that's that's one of the great anyone.
Speaker 1: It's streaming now on either Netflix or Hulu or one
Speaker 1: of the one of the ones, one of the ones. Um,
Speaker 1: but I think it's I think it's Netflix. But if
Speaker 1: you haven't seen that, get ye to a streaming equipped television,
Speaker 1: my friends. It is. It will break your heart and
Speaker 1: then lift you up and then it's so good. It's
Speaker 1: not it's not like total misery or it's it really
Speaker 1: has like a silver lining in a weird way. It's
Speaker 1: sort of like a dire situation where it's these kids
Speaker 1: and and then this you know mother who lives in
Speaker 1: this uh seedy um motel I guess in Orlando. But
Speaker 1: it's something about it's just not in total depression, you know,
Speaker 1: what I mean, Like I think about it, that has
Speaker 1: like a little glimmer of maj to it. It just
Speaker 1: makes it's uplifting a little bit too for sure. Well,
Speaker 1: since we're on that note, No, I'm gonna say maybe
Speaker 1: one of my favorites of all time is the Young
Speaker 1: Girl and Beasts of the Southern Wild. I don't know
Speaker 1: how to pronounce her first name, but it is. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna try, uh kuban Zanni Wallace perhaps boy. She was good,
Speaker 1: just adorable and um, I don't know if that director's uh,
Speaker 1: I think it was him that made that movie called Wendy,
Speaker 1: And I don't know if that that was I think
Speaker 1: that was supposed to come out this year, and was
Speaker 1: it pushed back or did it come out. I think
Speaker 1: it came out and it did. It's sort of like,
Speaker 1: did it not do well? Didn't do really well? And
Speaker 1: it was pretty pretty panned. Actually, I don't know, because
Speaker 1: the trailer makes me literally cry. It looks so good. Interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's just it his pointing because it was years and
Speaker 1: years between that and Beasts. Uh. Let's see when you
Speaker 1: know what I'm reading right here at thirty eight percent
Speaker 1: on Rotten Tomatoes and it says, Wendy dares to do
Speaker 1: something different with its classic source material. You know it's
Speaker 1: based on Peter Pan. Unfortunately, the breath taking visuals are
Speaker 1: at odds with the flawed take on the story. Interesting.
Speaker 1: That's really disappointing because it looked so magical. It looks amazing.
Speaker 1: Even the poster is really striking. Yeah, um, well, hopefully
Speaker 1: comes back with something else. I'll watch it here. Jade
Speaker 1: Anna Rosenberg says a Florida Project nol so. She said
Speaker 1: the girl who plays the main daughter, Brooklyn Prince, is incredible.
Speaker 1: Yes she is. Alicia Deats, one of our old friends,
Speaker 1: says the kids from a Quiet Place crush it. Facial
Speaker 1: expressions and emotions are so well played. Yeah, they were good.
Speaker 1: I thought it did a really good job in that movie.
Speaker 1: Uh favorites Henry, Henry Thomas and et that comes from
Speaker 1: Philip Ashworth. Yeah, he was great. So it was Drew
Speaker 1: barrymore h I told you my Henry Thomas story right,
Speaker 1: saw him an aerial Pink show. He's that guy because
Speaker 1: he's like, you know, you can't put your finger on
Speaker 1: it when he's like forty yeah, and I I feel
Speaker 1: like I know that guy. And then there as someone
Speaker 1: pointed out that it was Elliott for me to he's
Speaker 1: around a lot because he was in that show The
Speaker 1: Haunting of Hill House and then they shot that all
Speaker 1: here back when you know movies were a thing. Okay,
Speaker 1: so here look, someone pronounces it for me, Ashley Crowley,
Speaker 1: thank you with the pronunciation. It's actually pronounced uh quabn
Speaker 1: uh quabin. Johnny Wallace and Beast of the Southern Wild.
Speaker 1: That's the girl from from Beasts. Okay, great, you saw
Speaker 1: that right when it came out. I need to see
Speaker 1: it again. That's the one with like the big pig. Right,
Speaker 1: it's not a pig, but it's like a kind of creature. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like a ward hog, yeah or something. Uh. The
Speaker 1: kids in Monroi's Kingdom, that's from D. C. Hoover. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They were good too, and you got to throw Jojo
Speaker 1: Rabbit in there. Yep. Some of the best kid acting
Speaker 1: I've seen it in a long long time. It's so
Speaker 1: subtle too, Like the the Chubby Kid. I loved him.
Speaker 1: He's just really really good timing, really good comedic comedic timing.
Speaker 1: He was hysterical. Oh here's our old friends. Stellin Carlson Hey, Stellan,
Speaker 1: how you doing, Bud Hayley, Joel Osmonton six cents yeah,
Speaker 1: nowal Iportan Apportman and the Professional that's from Heidi Lauman,
Speaker 1: Dakota Fanning and I Am Sam that's from or old
Speaker 1: friend Javonne Boudette. Charles Martin Aaker is one of our
Speaker 1: good friends, says Elijah Wood. And McAuley Culkin and the
Speaker 1: good Son. Yeah. M macauley Culkin. He's a little precocious,
Speaker 1: but ultimately likable. I think, well, the good Son was
Speaker 1: creepfest man, that was good with him. A little little
Speaker 1: Elijah would uh. He's sort of like he's like a
Speaker 1: like a demon child, kind of murderous, little little little bastard. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And Elijah Wood is kind of the sweet one, and
Speaker 1: he has to contend with his evil. I think it's
Speaker 1: like his cousin or something he goes to live with,
Speaker 1: Like his mother passes away and he has to go
Speaker 1: live with McCauley culkin and his mom. Christian Bale and
Speaker 1: Empire of the Sun. That's from Kevin Hurban, our old friend.
Speaker 1: That's right. I always forget how long he's been in
Speaker 1: the game, dude, it's crazy. Yeah, boy, he was that
Speaker 1: that movie was so good? I think that was Spielberg too, right?
Speaker 1: Where did he just produce that? No? I think you're
Speaker 1: all right, Seth Nixon says, all the goonies yo, okay.
Speaker 1: More votes for Beats of the Southern Wild. Yeah. Boy,
Speaker 1: she was so good at that Hushpuppy. What a cute,
Speaker 1: cute character and just heartbreaking. Many many votes for her
Speaker 1: nol quickly, quickly, quickly unrelated. Have you seen Hamilton? Did
Speaker 1: you see it on Broadway? Or when? When? Like? Live? Uh? No,
Speaker 1: but I'm excited to see the Disney thing here in
Speaker 1: a couple of days. So excited. I'm glad I still
Speaker 1: have my account. I've been really wanted to see it,
Speaker 1: and I'm looking and apparently it's just it's getting rave reviews.
Speaker 1: Like the way it's filmed, apparently really captures like the
Speaker 1: maliaic of kind of seeing it live. Uh, we'll be
Speaker 1: watching that this weekend for the fourth of July, which
Speaker 1: is a week ago in real time or in in
Speaker 1: podcast time. Did you know that Quest Love was one
Speaker 1: of the producers of the Broadway show? No, but it
Speaker 1: doesn't surprise me. He is got his finger on the pulse.
Speaker 1: My friend he's the Quest Love. Boy. Did you see
Speaker 1: the b ET Awards the other night when they did
Speaker 1: the sort of modern version of Fight the Power. No,
Speaker 1: they had Chuck d and Flavor Flavor, and they had
Speaker 1: a bunch of guests doing uh, updated verses about you know,
Speaker 1: the current situation and the Quest Love the DJ and boy,
Speaker 1: oh boy, he was doing the scratch and knoll so good.
Speaker 1: That song is still so powerful. Yeah, man, he does Um.
Speaker 1: He does these DJ sets on Instagram like almost every
Speaker 1: night of the week. Uh, and they're all the and
Speaker 1: I highly recommend anybody check them out because he talks
Speaker 1: during them and he gives you like he's he's just
Speaker 1: like encyclopedic music brain, so he gives all this act story.
Speaker 1: He did a whole series, uh, for a whole week
Speaker 1: just with the Jackson's, and I didn't realize how fucking awesome,
Speaker 1: Like the Lesser Jackson's solo records are like Tito and
Speaker 1: the Lesser Germaine, like their solo records are really strong
Speaker 1: and there's some great great songs on those, and they're
Speaker 1: just such deep cuts because you don't really think of
Speaker 1: him as having hits per se. But um, he turned
Speaker 1: me onto a lot of that stuff, and uh I
Speaker 1: got to interview him. Uh two weeks ago for the
Speaker 1: internal sales thing. Um, yeah, they've got a nerd out
Speaker 1: and it was really fun. Yeah, that's cool. I did
Speaker 1: one of those with Jake with our buddy Jake Disgrace
Speaker 1: Land and check that out. Yes, yes, Jake is a
Speaker 1: good guy. So here we go in all with our
Speaker 1: final segment today. What movie scene just rex you emotionally
Speaker 1: every time you see it? Like, how many times can
Speaker 1: you fry about the same scene? And my answer is
Speaker 1: every time if it's if it's that good. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you got one. I'm gonna think on it for a second. Alright,
Speaker 1: think on it. We'll start with Luke Harkell Roade, one
Speaker 1: of our old friends. Is not a scene, but during
Speaker 1: the credits of Last Jedi when they dedicated the movie
Speaker 1: to carry Fisher with the line for our princess, she
Speaker 1: was an absolute treasure. Never been so affected by a
Speaker 1: celebrity death in my life. Yeah, that was It's very
Speaker 1: when you way to end that film, let me see here,
Speaker 1: Joshua Green says Interstellar when Matthew McConaughey is watching his
Speaker 1: daughter on a video after they were on the water Planet,
Speaker 1: his emotion when she's talking to him as an adult woman. Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: that was It was one of the few parts of
Speaker 1: that movie. I loved. Let me see here. I've never
Speaker 1: heard of this, Lisa Millner or Millar says the Brave
Speaker 1: Little Toaster when he jumps in the machinery to save
Speaker 1: his friend. I don't know that movie older you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like a kid's movie from the nineties. I want
Speaker 1: to say the name. The name says it all. It's
Speaker 1: about a brave little toaster and a bunch of other
Speaker 1: kitchen appliances that go on an adventure. I've never seen it. Actually,
Speaker 1: our old friend Honeu the Suri says Coco, basically the
Speaker 1: whole movie. Yeah, remembered me. Oh yeah, oh yeah, so good. God,
Speaker 1: that movie so good. I'm having a hard time thinking
Speaker 1: of one. That's because you're heartless. No, that's true. As
Speaker 1: my kid, I cry to drop of a hat my
Speaker 1: friend and she mocks me, uh brutally. Yeah. Well that's
Speaker 1: just how it goes. You get older, you get more emotional.
Speaker 1: Leah Bush says The Green Mile with this line of dialogue.
Speaker 1: Please boss, don't put that thing over my face. Please
Speaker 1: don't put me in the dark, don't make me go
Speaker 1: into the dark. Eyes afraid of the dark. And she said, Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna cry just thinking about it. Yeah. I only
Speaker 1: saw that once, me too, in the theater when it
Speaker 1: came out. Yeah, the one time, or for me. Jeff
Speaker 1: halperin one of our oldest of friends, says, the ending
Speaker 1: of a rival, Oh boy, you and me both brother,
Speaker 1: culmination of the choices she made and will make are
Speaker 1: so powerful and painful. Can't stop the tears. God, that movie,
Speaker 1: rex me, rex me. It's a good one. Uh. Beaches
Speaker 1: when Barbara Hershey's character is dying and Bette Miller takes
Speaker 1: her to the beach one last time. That's from Jennifer
Speaker 1: Hoke Kramer. Yeah, or our old friend Alec Glasnovitch. This
Speaker 1: is the ending of the Florida Project. The well of
Speaker 1: emotions on Mooney's face when she sees Jancy even before
Speaker 1: she starts tearing up, but puts me right on the
Speaker 1: edge of being an original bottle. I actually saw that
Speaker 1: one only once. Um, and I absolutely was crying at
Speaker 1: the end of that movie when she's running away and like,
Speaker 1: but it was, like I was saying earlier, it was
Speaker 1: a kind of cathartic cry. It wasn't like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: this is oh dire. It was just like it had
Speaker 1: this powerful uplift inside of me that I felt just
Speaker 1: and it just you know, converted into water works. That
Speaker 1: makes sense, you know what I mean? Yeah? God, what
Speaker 1: was the movie thunder Road. I've talked about this on
Speaker 1: the show before. Jim Cummings as the police officer who's
Speaker 1: dealing with the death of his mother and sort of
Speaker 1: just losing his mind a little bit. Uh, the ending
Speaker 1: of that movie, knol I And maybe it was something
Speaker 1: I was going through at the time, but I was inconsolable.
Speaker 1: I was crying so hard. I was like I couldn't
Speaker 1: get my breath. I was crying so hard at the
Speaker 1: end of the movie. Um, you did mention this film
Speaker 1: and I'm not aware of it, but it sounds powerful.
Speaker 1: So good. H Let me see here a J. Middlesteat
Speaker 1: the end of Iron Giant. Oh Man, Superman destroys you
Speaker 1: and teaches you so much God, Iron Giants so good?
Speaker 1: You saw that, right? No? I did. Yeah, I've seen
Speaker 1: it a couple of times and it's beautiful, classic old
Speaker 1: school animation. Yeah, let me see here inside out from
Speaker 1: Katie Thomas, the whole damn movie. Yeah, that was a
Speaker 1: tough one. Dancer in the Dark, Oh boy, Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's yes, that's yeah, that that's definitely up there. That's
Speaker 1: from Hannah ha. She said. I saw it twice, once
Speaker 1: because I wanted to see it and once because I
Speaker 1: wanted to show it to someone. The first time I
Speaker 1: cried hysterically towards the end. The second time, I cried
Speaker 1: hysterically pretty much right from the beginning. Man, I haven't
Speaker 1: seen that in a long time. Emily and I saw
Speaker 1: that on it one of our early dates in l
Speaker 1: a uh, and I haven't seen it since. That's a
Speaker 1: tough one. Yeah. My friends do a movie podcast called
Speaker 1: Video Drum Cinema and they recently I was a guest
Speaker 1: on it talking about there to be phenomenon this horror movie.
Speaker 1: But they recently discussed that movie and I I just
Speaker 1: messaged him. I was like, Nope, I don't ever need
Speaker 1: to see that one again. Like it's it's wonderful. It
Speaker 1: is a damn perfect movie, but it's just so sad,
Speaker 1: and it just gets worse and worse for this character
Speaker 1: and it's just you you want her to succeed and
Speaker 1: you want things to turn around for her, but they
Speaker 1: just don't. And it's yeah tough, be about to cry. No,
Speaker 1: Sidney Wolford says, two scenes in movies spoiler spoiler for
Speaker 1: terms of endearment. Uh, you know that movie wrecked me
Speaker 1: When Debra Winger has to say goodbye to her kids.
Speaker 1: Oh Jesus, I can't even take that scene. And then
Speaker 1: it's Steel Magnolians when Sally Field is screaming after the
Speaker 1: funeral about her daughter being dead. Uh yeah, yes, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: all those things. No, there's something about it though, that's
Speaker 1: really cathartic for me. I love I love being wrecked
Speaker 1: by a movie. Not always, but it feels good in
Speaker 1: a way. Yeah, it is weird, And like I said,
Speaker 1: I mean most times, you know, when my kids catches
Speaker 1: me crying, it's because I'm just loving something. It's because
Speaker 1: I I'm moved by it, not because I'm sad or
Speaker 1: because it makes me, like you know, feel bad. It's
Speaker 1: it really is like a very human feeling. And that
Speaker 1: think that's that's that's what connects us all and then
Speaker 1: and then when we really connect with a character with
Speaker 1: something that you can relate to, that's just that's what
Speaker 1: triggers it sometimes for me, you know. Yeah, I see
Speaker 1: Sally Fields uh and Steel Magnolia's is getting a lot
Speaker 1: of love here. Stephanie Munden says the same thing. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: here's the one for you know from Fox Rayne Matthews
Speaker 1: top fan and old friend, the movie Lion. Did you
Speaker 1: see that yet? No, I've heard nothing but amazing things
Speaker 1: about it. Though. Boy man, I'm not gonna even say
Speaker 1: what happens then, but it's uh. Fox Rayne Matthew says,
Speaker 1: I grew up in foster care, so it tugs it
Speaker 1: some deep emotional roots and destroys me every time. You
Speaker 1: ain't kidding, brother, that is a deeply affecting film. Uh.
Speaker 1: Amy Ball says the endo Barmageddon when Harry saying goodbye
Speaker 1: to Grace and he rips oxygen out pushes a j
Speaker 1: back in. I saw that on my brother's first date. Yes,
Speaker 1: I tagged along with his now wife. That's really sweet.
Speaker 1: That's a very cute story, Matt Dent says. Jesse Song
Speaker 1: and Toy story two yep. Maddie Baldwin says the Fight
Speaker 1: and a Marriage story is too real, brings me to tears.
Speaker 1: Just thinking about it. Yeah, that's when we talked about this, Chuck.
Speaker 1: That's when I haven't brought myself to watch yet, because
Speaker 1: you know, I went through a divorce and all that
Speaker 1: stuff is a little too real for me, and I
Speaker 1: don't know that I want. I'm sure it's really really
Speaker 1: well done, but it's just not something that I feel
Speaker 1: compelled to want to experience again. If that makes sense now,
Speaker 1: I hear you. It's a It could be very triggering.
Speaker 1: I imagine another vote for Arrival from Jason Wallace James
Speaker 1: Baker the first scenes of Up. A bunch of people
Speaker 1: mentioned that, but this is from Curtis James H. Calch Thaler.
Speaker 1: Cool name. Let's do a couple of more Janna Maria.
Speaker 1: The ending of The Notebook, when Ali briefly remembers her
Speaker 1: love with Noah again and then her Alzheimer's kicks back
Speaker 1: in and elderly Noah makes that saddest cry face and history,
Speaker 1: Oh god, the end of the Notebook is so sad, nol.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen I haven't seen The Notebook. I think
Speaker 1: I unfairly thought of it as like a teen kind
Speaker 1: of movie, and I mean, you know, it's Nicholas sparks.
Speaker 1: It is what it is, but it's very well acted.
Speaker 1: And you know, Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams were falling
Speaker 1: in love in real life, so that always is pretty
Speaker 1: impactful on screen. You know, it's good stuff. It seems
Speaker 1: like good chemistry. All right, let's do a couple of
Speaker 1: more because this is getting sort of sad. A movie
Speaker 1: I haven't seen yet, Babel Audrey Arizoza since the Nanny
Speaker 1: Lost in the as It with the kids kills me.
Speaker 1: Did you ever see Babe? I did. It's been a
Speaker 1: long time. Um, it's great. It's it's it's sort of
Speaker 1: like a shortcuts type movie where it's like a big
Speaker 1: ensemble cast and different intersecting storylines and stuff. And is
Speaker 1: it it's one of those um Mexican directors that's like
Speaker 1: sort of in that click with like Alfonso Koran and
Speaker 1: in a re too. And I forget which one actually,
Speaker 1: I think it's the one that did twenty one grahams. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's who it is. I always get those guys confused,
Speaker 1: which is my bad. Well, no, I mean it's they
Speaker 1: all came out kind of at the same time here
Speaker 1: in the States, and they all knew each other though
Speaker 1: it was definitely like a little kind of collect collective
Speaker 1: almost you know. Okay, well then good I don't feel
Speaker 1: so bad. Let me see here seven pounds. It's from
Speaker 1: Peter Fisher, right at the end when the character he
Speaker 1: gave his life for they find each other. Uh, and
Speaker 1: let's finish up with um let me find a good
Speaker 1: one here. Oh, here we go, we'll rivera at the
Speaker 1: very end of calling me by your name, I've been
Speaker 1: in that emotional place and it's devastating. Yeah, well that's
Speaker 1: a good one. Goodwin, Goodwin. Alright, uh nol, I think
Speaker 1: that I'm thoroughly bummed out now. And uh I mean
Speaker 1: you to leave us on a down er. No like this,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go uh walk into traffic. Oh no, but
Speaker 1: this makes me want to This makes me want to
Speaker 1: see a sad movie. Actually, just rewatch thunder Road. I
Speaker 1: gotta see this thunder Road, Chuck. This sounds like medicine
Speaker 1: for the soul. It's really good man. He's uh, he's
Speaker 1: a very talented guy. I can't wait to see what
Speaker 1: he does next. This is his first picture. Yeah that
Speaker 1: he you know, micro budget written, directed, starring uh you know,
Speaker 1: it's two dollar budget. It's one of those crazy it's
Speaker 1: great all right, nol. That wraps it up for me.
Speaker 1: You gotta get up on out of here and do
Speaker 1: other work. Yeah man, same, get working on that book.
Speaker 1: Get your book, get your book right and on. Uh So,
Speaker 1: have a good week, everybody hanging there, Be kind to
Speaker 1: one another, do your best, and we'll be thinking about you.
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