Speaker 1: Welcome to Movie Crush, a production of I Heart Radio. Hey,
Speaker 1: everybody in and welcome to the Movie Crush Mini Crush
Speaker 1: Monday with Charles W. Chuck Bryant. No, what are we
Speaker 1: doing voices here? Sure? Hi? Whom the frog year for rock? Did?
Speaker 1: I already did that one. That's the only way I
Speaker 1: could do it. I just say the word frog. That's
Speaker 1: my miss piggy. Impersonally, I can't say other words for frog, piggy.
Speaker 1: We could piggy. That would be our show. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: our show, folks. Uh No, We're gonna get right into
Speaker 1: it this because that's what we do. And we record
Speaker 1: two episodes and this is too number two up two
Speaker 1: and we're gonna go straight on over to the Movie
Speaker 1: Crushers page where John kell k h L So, if
Speaker 1: you want to search for this thread on the Crushers
Speaker 1: page to search for that. And this was a good one,
Speaker 1: he said. What was your most fun movie audience experience?
Speaker 1: He said, mine with snakes on a plane on opening night.
Speaker 1: Everyone was hissing at the screen. People were wearing toy
Speaker 1: snakes around their necks, and the mother eff and snakes
Speaker 1: on this mother evan plane line at everyone screaming with laughter,
Speaker 1: so much fun. This is a fun thread, no hole,
Speaker 1: because it reminds us of before times, Before times. I
Speaker 1: saw Black Panther on opening weekend in three D and
Speaker 1: people were just dressed up. It was a thing. It
Speaker 1: was packed out. It was so exciting. People were just
Speaker 1: like freaking out. Um, that's a good one. And then
Speaker 1: I saw Mandy at the Plaza when it was like
Speaker 1: because that movie kind of attained cult status very quickly
Speaker 1: because it was released on demand. It actually didn't come
Speaker 1: here in theaters, but then it did so well. People
Speaker 1: loved it so much that it started getting picked up
Speaker 1: in a little smaller run theaters. And so by the
Speaker 1: time we I saw it at the Plaza, people have
Speaker 1: already seen it. So they were like screaming about the
Speaker 1: different parts that were happening as they were happening because
Speaker 1: they knew it was coming and it was. I was
Speaker 1: right there with it. It was so fun. That's great.
Speaker 1: I've got a couple. I mean, I will say, um,
Speaker 1: all of the newer Star Wars experiences have been a
Speaker 1: lot of fun. That has been fun. When that first
Speaker 1: uh back in the nineties, it was at nineties or
Speaker 1: two thousand's when the first Whatever prequels came out, Phantom Planet. Yeah,
Speaker 1: my brother was working at AMC Theaters at the time.
Speaker 1: People really lined up to see that movie. We rented
Speaker 1: a van and got um tickets and had all of
Speaker 1: our friends in a van, like twelve of us, and
Speaker 1: he got us in there early and we sat six
Speaker 1: and six right in the middle of the theater, uh
Speaker 1: in front and behind each other. And when the nerves
Speaker 1: It's got let in, they so mad that we got
Speaker 1: in there first, and we were stared at and made
Speaker 1: fun of and people were mad at us, but we
Speaker 1: we took it. So that was fun. And even though
Speaker 1: the movie ended up sucking. But I'm gonna go with
Speaker 1: my favorite Knoll and I'm about to talk to Trevor
Speaker 1: uh In about forty five minutes about this movie. Um
Speaker 1: Days and Confused. I saw the Georgia Theater and Athens,
Speaker 1: which is a mainly a music venue, so they served
Speaker 1: beer and it was a fucking straight up party, dude.
Speaker 1: It was just like pre fire Georgia Theater. O g
Speaker 1: beer lines running across the ceiling like Georgia Theater, and
Speaker 1: it was amazing. People drinking and smoking weed in the
Speaker 1: theater and it was just a party. Man. It was
Speaker 1: one of the most fun movie experiences I've ever had
Speaker 1: in my life. It was great. Days and Confused Wait
Speaker 1: now wait, I always confused, Days and Confused and Fast Times.
Speaker 1: Which one's got Spaccoli, that's fast time? Fast Times? Dais
Speaker 1: and confused is the one that's link ladder correct? Got it?
Speaker 1: Very cool movie? All right, We're gonna go here with
Speaker 1: Christie Richardson says I saw Braveheart and Edinburgh backed to
Speaker 1: the brim with rowdy cheering. Scott's it was perfect. That
Speaker 1: was Sean's uh oh boy s c h b l
Speaker 1: e y shbili shibli shibli. I'm sorry, Sean, like fine,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've been going through this year whole life.
Speaker 1: But Shawn says I went to a screening of Scott
Speaker 1: Pilgrim Versus the World and afterward they had a passable
Speaker 1: live version of the sex Ba Bombs perform a concert,
Speaker 1: like a fake version, but a pretty good one. I
Speaker 1: love Scott Pilgrims so much. That was a movie. Like
Speaker 1: my kid, she's gotten even more down this road, but
Speaker 1: like for she has in the past few years started
Speaker 1: being at that level where she doesn't like anything that
Speaker 1: I recommend. Um, she's very headstrong and uh and totally
Speaker 1: get it. But that was one we've we vibed over
Speaker 1: because it has anime qualities to it. It has that
Speaker 1: comic It is a manga or sort of I guess
Speaker 1: it's American, but um, it is done in that style
Speaker 1: and she totally got it and dug it. That's great. Um.
Speaker 1: Phyllis Martin talent says Midnight showing a pulp fiction the
Speaker 1: weekend open audience was really into it. We didn't know
Speaker 1: what to expect. I remember the first time I saw that.
Speaker 1: It was at a matinee and Athens, and me and
Speaker 1: all my friends went because we were a big Reservoir
Speaker 1: Dogs fans, and uh, that was a big one. It
Speaker 1: certainly wasn't very crowded at the matinee, but the thirty
Speaker 1: people that were in there were all big movie fans
Speaker 1: in Tarantino heads already and it was great. Totally. Duffie Johnson,
Speaker 1: the single time I saw Rocky Horror the midnight show
Speaker 1: was a blast. That's good. I've never seen that at
Speaker 1: the midnight movie. Can you believe that I haven't either. Um,
Speaker 1: they do it weekly at Thelbum before at the Plaza.
Speaker 1: You know, I've actually never seen Rocky Horror from start
Speaker 1: to finish. I have. I've seen it a few times
Speaker 1: on the old TV, but I should do that live
Speaker 1: experience once. They'd be fun. Noah Hubbard says, likely Head
Speaker 1: Vig and the Angry Inch. After it went to second
Speaker 1: run theaters. People in Portland were really into it. That's
Speaker 1: a fun movie to see with people in a theater.
Speaker 1: That's one that, like, I don't know that I ever
Speaker 1: recall that having a big first run theatrical release. That's
Speaker 1: always one that I just noticed on the shelf at
Speaker 1: the video rental store and thought it was intriguing looking
Speaker 1: and then got into it because of that alone. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I saw in the theater. I saw that New York.
Speaker 1: That's when I was living up there. Well, that's New
Speaker 1: York shock, I was. I saw it at the Angelica.
Speaker 1: In fact, let me see here. Charles Martin, aaker's one
Speaker 1: of our old pal, says, I love going to see
Speaker 1: the Room midnight viewings worse. I'm sure that's a lot
Speaker 1: of fun. I need to do that too. You know,
Speaker 1: I told you when I was living in l A
Speaker 1: that was out. That was when it was released and
Speaker 1: and we just saw that. My friends and I saw
Speaker 1: that billboard and we just I never knew what the
Speaker 1: funk it was. I was just like, who is that guy?
Speaker 1: And what is that about? I never knew and never
Speaker 1: looked into it because it was kind of pre internet
Speaker 1: smartphone days where you could just kind of look anything
Speaker 1: up at any time. Wasn't that fun? I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: obviously it's nice to be connected. I have access to
Speaker 1: literally every bit of human knowledge that ever existed. But
Speaker 1: there's there's a magic to like, you know, not knowing
Speaker 1: kind of just being a little in the dark about
Speaker 1: things and not being able to just google something immediately.
Speaker 1: And then the people, the people that are good at
Speaker 1: at like doing things like that now have a very
Speaker 1: niche and special ability to like promote an event even
Speaker 1: with the Internet and have it be still kind of
Speaker 1: have some secrecy around it, or or a film or
Speaker 1: a record or what have you. Yeah, yeah, I love it.
Speaker 1: Tracy Millner says the sixth sense. I was sitting next,
Speaker 1: said the cutest little old lady to full theater. When
Speaker 1: the reveal came, the whole audience exploded. She leaned up
Speaker 1: her and said, I don't get it. What happened? Uh
Speaker 1: spoiler coming by the way, he said to her he
Speaker 1: was dead the whole time. She says, who the kid?
Speaker 1: I said, no, Bruce Willis. She said, well, I knew
Speaker 1: that already. How did you all not figure that out?
Speaker 1: Your dummies? That's funny. I love it. Grandma figured it out.
Speaker 1: John D. Caldwell says probably returned to the Jedi Raiders
Speaker 1: of the Lost Art or Purple Rain. I bet that
Speaker 1: was fun. I didn't see Purple Rain in the theater.
Speaker 1: I saw pulp fiction in the theater when I was
Speaker 1: way too young. And I don't even know exactly logistically
Speaker 1: how that was possible, um, because I seemed to remember.
Speaker 1: I just went with a friend, like we were, like,
Speaker 1: you know, in like fifth grade. Yeah, I mean, what
Speaker 1: was that ninety bish or something. Yeah, and we like,
Speaker 1: I don't know if we snuck in or if we
Speaker 1: had apparent bias to tickets or what. But like I
Speaker 1: remember that movie, there were things I did not understand,
Speaker 1: let's just say, at the time about pulp fiction, like
Speaker 1: the distinction between cocaine and heroin. It is really important
Speaker 1: in that one scene, and also like what the gimp
Speaker 1: was doing to Marsalis Wallace. I didn't understand, didn't It took.
Speaker 1: It was years later before I realized he was like
Speaker 1: sodomizing him. I did not have any understanding of that
Speaker 1: at the time. So mad, oh boy, that's really cute,
Speaker 1: that's adorable. What are our old friends? Jenne van valences
Speaker 1: opening night of Blair, which when it was still a
Speaker 1: whisper campaign. Was it real? Was it not? Packed theater?
Speaker 1: The tension and excitement was palpable. No one ate or
Speaker 1: drank their concessions. Everyone was just gluded the screen. The
Speaker 1: whole room would jump at the same time. So much fun.
Speaker 1: Uh and it was a moment in time that couldn't
Speaker 1: be recreated, the perfect storm early enough in the days
Speaker 1: of the internet and viral campaigns. Totally, Jenna, yep, I was.
Speaker 1: I fell for all that stuff. I needn't fall for it,
Speaker 1: and I thought it was real. But I just fell
Speaker 1: for the whole experience. And I saw it at Uh,
Speaker 1: what's the indie theater over there in the not in
Speaker 1: the plaza, but the Midtown Arts Cinema, not Midtown Arts,
Speaker 1: the classics La Fonta Terra, yes tera. Yeah, that's as
Speaker 1: further out. Yeah, I don't think it's la Fonta anymore.
Speaker 1: You know that story. George la font owned these small
Speaker 1: indie theaters in Atlanta back when I was growing up. Terror.
Speaker 1: He was a movie uh, retailer, retail you a movie
Speaker 1: A interesting a theater man. Uh. And he had the
Speaker 1: screening room which was over sort of near Buckhead. That's
Speaker 1: not around Tara is still around Garden Hills, and I
Speaker 1: think there was one more. All these little tiny indie theaters.
Speaker 1: It was. It was great like Atlanta used to have those, Noel,
Speaker 1: they don't anymore. I know the Terror is still around
Speaker 1: though I've only seen one movie there. And the Midtown Arts.
Speaker 1: But I like the Midtown Art No, I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it. Let me see, what do you feel
Speaker 1: comfortable going to a movie again, Chuck, after you're vaccinated?
Speaker 1: Or are you like, do you need the rest of
Speaker 1: the population to be vaccinated? Uh? I think fully double vaxed.
Speaker 1: I would feel comfortable going to a movie theater with
Speaker 1: a mask knowing that I won't get sick, right. Uh.
Speaker 1: And they're now saying to CDC just said once you're
Speaker 1: fully vaxed, they're saying, for at least three months, you
Speaker 1: don't have to quarantine either. After exposure, but they're just
Speaker 1: playing it safe, like it may be longer. But you know,
Speaker 1: there's so much they don't know about how much you
Speaker 1: can carry it after you've been vaccinated, and I think
Speaker 1: they're all just trying to be very conservative and saying
Speaker 1: still wear that mask. Ye, but yeah, I may go
Speaker 1: to a movie once I'm double vaxed. Mh. I'm looking
Speaker 1: forward to it, man, I'm looking forward to I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously it's not just gonna be like boom, back to
Speaker 1: normal business as usual, but I'm looking forward to the
Speaker 1: little trickle of, you know, of normalcy that's gonna be
Speaker 1: coming in. So I forget who it was. It was
Speaker 1: on a podcast I was listening to me, but someone
Speaker 1: was pointing out that, like when everyone's fully vax is
Speaker 1: going to be like the Roaring twenties all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you know, like it's gonna be pretty fun and concerts
Speaker 1: and movie theaters and vacation destinations. I mean, everything is
Speaker 1: gonna be pretty packed, even though there's a lot of
Speaker 1: people who are like, what I've been doing that this
Speaker 1: whole time? Well that's also do you think it's going
Speaker 1: to be like the run on? It is going to
Speaker 1: create a supply and demand like a mismatch, and it's
Speaker 1: gonna be only for the for the super has like
Speaker 1: you gotta have, like you know, get the premium reservations.
Speaker 1: And I don't think that necessarily, but I think it's
Speaker 1: gonna be I mean the stuff you should know, performing live, Like,
Speaker 1: we're gonna be fighting to get theater space because every
Speaker 1: performer on the planet, it's gonna, oh that's a good
Speaker 1: trying get back in there. So that's gonna be tight um.
Speaker 1: And you know, we're gonna charge like two hundred dollars
Speaker 1: a ticket just because people are gonna want to be
Speaker 1: there so bad, we're gonna rip them off so good.
Speaker 1: I can't wait. Did you hear about what the Flaming
Speaker 1: Lips have been doing? Oh dude, it's so cool. They
Speaker 1: they've been doing. They've been working on it for a
Speaker 1: while and they had a couple of scheduled and then
Speaker 1: they canceled it when the big spike happened again. But
Speaker 1: they just successfully pulled off or I think it's still happening.
Speaker 1: It's at this theater in Oklahoma City called the Oklahoma
Speaker 1: like Vanguard. I can't remember, that doesn't matter, but they're
Speaker 1: doing a concert where the band and the audience are
Speaker 1: all in those giant inflatable bubbles. Yeah, he was performing
Speaker 1: in those for a little while for certain songs and
Speaker 1: then I did hear about that. Yes, I think they
Speaker 1: sell a hundred of them, uh for the whole room,
Speaker 1: and you can have the three people in your bubble,
Speaker 1: and the front row a bubble costs four hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Every other row is only two hundred dollars. But if
Speaker 1: he's put that up three ways, that's not that crazy
Speaker 1: per bubble, Yeah, because they can only have a hundred
Speaker 1: of them, and they have like a gritted out like
Speaker 1: you know when you when you go to buy. Actually
Speaker 1: went to the site and was looking at the ticket
Speaker 1: uh purchasing you know interface, and there was a whole
Speaker 1: map of like how the bubbles are laid out, and
Speaker 1: like if you have to go to the bathroom, they
Speaker 1: have people that will help you and unzip you and
Speaker 1: take you to the bathroom. And it's like he's really
Speaker 1: thought at all. I love Wayne in that way. He's
Speaker 1: very uh He's always been very um innovative, you know
Speaker 1: when it comes to like live stuff and forward thinking,
Speaker 1: you know, and I think very fan friendly to big time,
Speaker 1: big time. All right, now we're gonna move over to
Speaker 1: Kelly Karns Brockington, uh rising star supposedly, that's what it
Speaker 1: says here on the Facebook page, and the just designated
Speaker 1: a top fan on the Movie Crushers page. I'm a
Speaker 1: top fan. That's great. I can't even get verified on Instagram, Noll,
Speaker 1: that's crazy, Chuck, I can't either have you done the thing?
Speaker 1: Have you like sent your stuff? And I did? And
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't really care. I don't think it
Speaker 1: matters that much. But there is a person impersonating me
Speaker 1: on Instagram already, Like they stole my Facebook or my
Speaker 1: Instagram picture and it's a Charles W. Bryant page and
Speaker 1: there's like thirty people following. So I reported that person,
Speaker 1: but they haven't posted anything. It's just weird. But like it.
Speaker 1: I'm not like worried about it, but it's just weird
Speaker 1: to be a slightly public person and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden someone's impersonating you. You know, Josh isn't verified either,
Speaker 1: a little uneasy, it's a little weird. He may not
Speaker 1: have tried. Who knows. Uh, Josh isn't really on instant
Speaker 1: that much. Anymore. I haven't. He hadn't posted in a while.
Speaker 1: He's more of a Twitter guy, is he, I think so?
Speaker 1: I know, yes, why I'm I asking that. I think
Speaker 1: he's really sick a Twitter too, though it's possible judging
Speaker 1: from our recent conversations. All Right, Kelly Karns Brockington says this,
Speaker 1: what's a movie that you like a lot, but it's
Speaker 1: not well known and you find but you find that
Speaker 1: it really still stands up? She says, for me, it's
Speaker 1: a Club Paradise Robin Williams and Peter O'Toole. I remember
Speaker 1: that movie and the movie Feds with Mary Gross and
Speaker 1: Rebecca to Morning FBI comedy but not a farce. I
Speaker 1: remember both those movies. I would say fairly little known
Speaker 1: at the time for being, you know, movies with big
Speaker 1: people in them. So we're gonna say this, Uh, John,
Speaker 1: I haven't seen this movie yet, John at Lee Good Johnson.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of I mean, that's I'm not sure
Speaker 1: what that is Swedish or something. It's hard for me
Speaker 1: to read your name. I'm sorry, says In a World
Speaker 1: with Lake Belle Bleue under the Radar uh and Scorsese's
Speaker 1: After Hours also deserves more intention both very good movies,
Speaker 1: Gary Lee says, to Aussie movies likely not so well
Speaker 1: known outside Australia, New Zealand, both starring Sam Neil, The
Speaker 1: Dish and Death in Brunswick. For sure. I don't know
Speaker 1: any of these movies that you just mentioned. These are
Speaker 1: all alien to me. Alien. There's another one, Aliens good,
Speaker 1: little known. Heidi Lammon says The Butcher's Wife. Yeah. Al
Speaker 1: Peterson says, uh, Pootie Tang. Do you ever see Pootie Tang?
Speaker 1: I know that Louis c K wrote it and and
Speaker 1: didn't really get much. I've seen it. It's been a
Speaker 1: long long time, as it's been a long long time,
Speaker 1: but I need to I need to watch it. It's
Speaker 1: pretty great. Yeah, it was before Louis c K was
Speaker 1: much of a name. I'm with Mike Binder here, one
Speaker 1: of our old friends. He says, Mystery Men. It's a
Speaker 1: movie that wasn't very big, and even the people that
Speaker 1: saw it, he says, even fewer like it. I think
Speaker 1: it was. I think Mystery Men was pretty fun. I'm
Speaker 1: on record. No, what do you think Tom Waits in that?
Speaker 1: Make that up? You may have had a part in
Speaker 1: that now that I'm thinking about it. Oh, yeah, he's
Speaker 1: definitely in it. Yeah, it's been a while. He's like
Speaker 1: my twister, is he Uh No, he's not. No, he's not.
Speaker 1: He's like he's he's a he's a bit part. And
Speaker 1: it looks like I haven't seen it. Who else? We've
Speaker 1: got your Ben Stiller, we got your Janine Garoffalo, Paul Hankazar. Sorry,
Speaker 1: it's good. He threw the forks. Yeah, he threw the forks.
Speaker 1: And then we've got your William H. Macy, who I
Speaker 1: also quite enjoy. Yeah, he had the shovel. I thought
Speaker 1: that was a pretty fun movie actually. And there's a
Speaker 1: lot of replies on there that I can't read right now,
Speaker 1: but I think Mike is getting a lot of support
Speaker 1: for Mystery Men. I think slightly misunderstood movie. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: like I think, what, maybe people took a little too
Speaker 1: seriously when it was meant to be a little more
Speaker 1: tongue in cheek kind of maybe I think it was
Speaker 1: seen as a misfire. I thought it was good. Okay,
Speaker 1: I've got a lot of love for mystery Man. Brandon
Speaker 1: enters and says, rad remember this movie, young Lori Laughlin.
Speaker 1: I think I've seen this movie more times than anything else.
Speaker 1: Lisa Fullers's Sneakers, the Robert Redford River Phoenix movie. Do
Speaker 1: you see that? That was good? I remember it being like,
Speaker 1: it's a little creepy, right, aren't they kind of cat
Speaker 1: burglars or like home invaders? What? Why are they called sneakers?
Speaker 1: I re think they were. It's a heist movie. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a heist movie. I believe there was some
Speaker 1: hanky panky in it, if I'm not mistaken. I seem
Speaker 1: to remember either seeing the movie or seeing in the
Speaker 1: trailer that there was like some some titillating activity going on. Okay,
Speaker 1: uh Anna Mills says waiting with Ryan Reynolds, I didn't
Speaker 1: see that it was a movie about a restaurant wait staff.
Speaker 1: I should have seen that, because I Lord knows I
Speaker 1: waited tables for many, many years old. Yeah, I never
Speaker 1: waited tables. I worked in the kitchen though. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I did that too. Well. You know, my first job, Nolan,
Speaker 1: was when I was thirteen. I was a bus boy
Speaker 1: at a barbecue restaurant, and then they moved me to
Speaker 1: the kitchen to be the hamburger and French bread guy.
Speaker 1: You would griddle the French spread. So I'm in the
Speaker 1: bat grille at literally fucking fourteen years old. You were
Speaker 1: a girlman. I was a grillman at fourteen. I've been
Speaker 1: working ever since. I always wanted to make my own money. Oh,
Speaker 1: of course I got a real early job like that too.
Speaker 1: I think when I was about thirteen. Uh, my neighbors
Speaker 1: who I you know, rode to school with the carportal
Speaker 1: school with They owned a Chinese restaurant um in Augusta,
Speaker 1: and they let me wash dishes during the summer, even
Speaker 1: though I was like not old enough technically to get hired.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll move on to Katie Rowland here unapologetic,
Speaker 1: but I love this movie so much. The beginning always
Speaker 1: kills me. It's so great. She's talking about Return to Me,
Speaker 1: the movie with David mcovney and many driver. A lot
Speaker 1: of people like that movie. Mike Emmick says, wonder Boys,
Speaker 1: Michael Douglas should have been nominated for an Oscar. Awesome
Speaker 1: supporting cast, Rand mcdormott, Robert Downey, jun Your, Toby McGuire,
Speaker 1: rip Torn, Katie Holmes. Yes, Mike, is one of our
Speaker 1: favorite movies here in this house, and I think it's beloved,
Speaker 1: but wasn't some huge movie. So I see where you're
Speaker 1: coming from with that. It's one of our comfort movies.
Speaker 1: We can watch Wonder Boys any day of the week.
Speaker 1: We talked about this recently and that director did other
Speaker 1: cool stuff and he was uh Curtis Uh, he passed away.
Speaker 1: He did eight mile Curtis. Oh, no, type of your
Speaker 1: little fingers. I'm looking Curtis Hanson. Curtis Hanson. Is it
Speaker 1: the writer then? Who was more like Curtis? I know
Speaker 1: because Michael Chabon. It was based on a Michael Shabon novel.
Speaker 1: Wonder Boys was great movie. Michael Schabon also wrote Spider
Speaker 1: Man too. And John Carter Remember that massive flop John
Speaker 1: Carter remember that screen fart? Yeah? Is that it was
Speaker 1: like a Kanu impersonator. Oh was that guy from he
Speaker 1: was from one of those Hailor kitch. Yeah. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: movie was just like an egregious flop. I didn't see it.
Speaker 1: I needed all right, that's good stuff. We're gonna move
Speaker 1: on and finish up NOMA with stream this. Uh, you,
Speaker 1: my friend, will be delighted to know that we finally
Speaker 1: watched My neighbor Totoro, isn't it nice? And all week
Speaker 1: we've been running around the house going to and Ruby
Speaker 1: loved it. She watched it again the next day. Wonderful.
Speaker 1: I love to hear that. And it's, uh, it is great.
Speaker 1: It's just that there's something about it. It's just got
Speaker 1: a bit of magic to it. Um lovely, lovely film.
Speaker 1: Not what I expected. Emily loved it. It was just
Speaker 1: really really lovely. Yeah, well, now you gotta watch Ponio
Speaker 1: Panio Is. It's got to be next on your list
Speaker 1: for the kid Eden at her age exactly almost was
Speaker 1: just taken by this movie. It's one of the ones
Speaker 1: where like there's some of the ghibli movies that are
Speaker 1: a little um dark and and and get a little
Speaker 1: kind of like over the top in like Nightmare Territory,
Speaker 1: Nightmare Fewel kind of stuff. But it's it's a little dark,
Speaker 1: but it's it's it's just on the line. I think
Speaker 1: Ruby would dig it. Like Princess Mononoke has some like
Speaker 1: beheadings and like serious violence. She's where she can She's
Speaker 1: okay with that. Well, then you're good with all of
Speaker 1: the prison. Mononoke too, is about a badass like wolf
Speaker 1: girl who like you know, just slays. Literally it kicks
Speaker 1: so much ass I gotta say the chuck um uh.
Speaker 1: So there is a new studio Ghibli uh kind of
Speaker 1: what do you call it? Like c g I kind
Speaker 1: of you know, modeled animation that came out called Earwig
Speaker 1: and the Witch is any good? No, it sucks really
Speaker 1: and it's it's Miyazaki's son Goroh, and it's just like
Speaker 1: it's got all of these like trying to touch on
Speaker 1: teams from the classic Ghibli films, and it doesn't know
Speaker 1: where it's going. It's it's it's charming in spots, but
Speaker 1: then it just kind of ends and it's really ham fisted,
Speaker 1: and just like what the funk was that? When it ends,
Speaker 1: you're like really like it was a real real bad
Speaker 1: miss step. Interesting. I think I've seen a couple of
Speaker 1: other Ghibli fans on the movie Crushers page kind of
Speaker 1: say that they didn't really like it either. That's too bad.
Speaker 1: It was a real letdown. But I love Totoro uh
Speaker 1: and I'll definitely check out Spirited Away. Ruby, even from
Speaker 1: a young age, was like she always understood the difference
Speaker 1: between real and make believe. In um has accidentally seen
Speaker 1: me playing a couple of games with a couple of
Speaker 1: bad things where I was like, yeah, like you're not
Speaker 1: supposed to see that, and she's like, Daddy, kill him,
Speaker 1: cut his head off, kill him all because and she
Speaker 1: she just gets it. It's uh, you know, it is
Speaker 1: what it is. But but I'm glad because I don't
Speaker 1: want her to. I think that stuff is real and
Speaker 1: to be you know, confused by it absolutely. How old
Speaker 1: is she in four? Five? No, dude, she'll be six
Speaker 1: in July. She's on our way the second time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's perfect day. If it's been a lot of fun,
Speaker 1: that's that's a real transition, as you know, at a
Speaker 1: transition period two. Uh, you know, to to some more
Speaker 1: self self care, like you know, she she'll get up
Speaker 1: and go take a bath by herself now and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. You don't have to run the bathwater for
Speaker 1: you don't have to do all this stuff. So it's
Speaker 1: it's great, it's really fun. Uh and then nol Uh.
Speaker 1: I've been watching Search Party. I've heard good things with
Speaker 1: h with maybe from Arrested Development. Yes, Eliah, shock Cat,
Speaker 1: shock Cat. I believe it is really good. I like
Speaker 1: it and I was delighted last night I was watching
Speaker 1: one of my old friend Peter McNerney, uh, my friend
Speaker 1: in real life from the Stuff You Know TV show,
Speaker 1: popped up. It's always fun to see Peter pop up.
Speaker 1: Oh ship. I had a call the other day with
Speaker 1: a couple of dudes, one of whom was in the
Speaker 1: Stuff You Should Know TV show and I can't remember
Speaker 1: there named now hang on? Oh wait were they the brothers? No,
Speaker 1: hang on a second, let me look at my my
Speaker 1: calendar intro it was elliot. Wait a second, wait a say,
Speaker 1: where the hell is it? Uh? No, as it was
Speaker 1: a dude, they're they're radio guys. They and they were
Speaker 1: pitching like a radio like a history show. I bet
Speaker 1: you anything. There was one episode where we had a
Speaker 1: softball team at work and we played a radio station
Speaker 1: softball team and we got a real radio Atlanta radio
Speaker 1: DJ to play the part of these kind of jerks
Speaker 1: on the other softball team. That sounds about right, I
Speaker 1: bet you anything. That's who that was. That sounds about
Speaker 1: rad I'm having a hard time locating the calendar. And
Speaker 1: he specifically mentioned having been on the show, and he
Speaker 1: also told me I wasn't aware that it is streaming
Speaker 1: now available on the Discovery streaming app. I know, and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show Ruby soon. I was kind of waiting
Speaker 1: for the right time to be like, guess what daughter,
Speaker 1: uh your dad was on a TV show, And here
Speaker 1: it is. I'm gonna do it soon because I think
Speaker 1: her mind will be fairly rocked by the whole experience. Um,
Speaker 1: so we'll see. It's funny when she hears our show. Now, no,
Speaker 1: she goes, is that Josh or Noble? That's sweet? She
Speaker 1: can't tell you apart which is funny. That is funny.
Speaker 1: And then finally no, all The movie I watched the
Speaker 1: other night called The Kid Detective very good. It came
Speaker 1: out sort of late last year. I think was not
Speaker 1: a big movie because it was obviously just straight to
Speaker 1: uh whatever, straight to streaming. A very good movie, a
Speaker 1: very dark comedy. Um. I've been texting Hodgment about it
Speaker 1: because it has the same premise as TV show that
Speaker 1: is a child detective who solved mysteries all out Encyclopedia Brown,
Speaker 1: who has now grown up, kind of washed up, and
Speaker 1: gets a new case with some high school kids, uh,
Speaker 1: current high school kids. And that is literally John's TV
Speaker 1: show Dicktown. Um. Yeah, it's very interesting. How these things
Speaker 1: can parallel thinking, Yeah it is, it is. You just
Speaker 1: wonder how that works. And you know, I don't think
Speaker 1: anyone stole anything from anyone. It's just weird, but highly recommend.
Speaker 1: Kids Detective written and directed by first time Evan Morgan,
Speaker 1: starring Adam Brody. Very fun kind of dark comedy, super
Speaker 1: super clever and well written, smart funny movie. Quite enjoyed
Speaker 1: it right on. What about You. I've been digging back
Speaker 1: into a show that I liked a long time ago,
Speaker 1: and it's one of these things, uh where like if
Speaker 1: you're paying attention the whole time, you're like, oh god,
Speaker 1: there was three years in between seasons, but since I wasn't,
Speaker 1: uh and it just like it was all available there
Speaker 1: for me, and I've I finished it. It's called Luther's
Speaker 1: with in Dress Elba. He plays like a hard, hardened
Speaker 1: London detective who kind of you know, plays it fast
Speaker 1: and loose with the law and all that stuff. Um, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's really good. It's got like you know, it's one
Speaker 1: of these things where it's like just the gnarly ist
Speaker 1: of the gnarly serial killer types, you know, psychopath like
Speaker 1: nailing people to crosses and really fucked up seven type ship. Um,
Speaker 1: really really fun. That's they's say fun. Yeah, you know, loosely,
Speaker 1: but it's it's great and it's it's it's a really
Speaker 1: good cat and mouse type thing. Um. They call it
Speaker 1: a how catch them instead of who done it? Because
Speaker 1: you know who the killer is and you're just seeing
Speaker 1: how they go about catching them as opposed to like
Speaker 1: figuring out who it actually is, which is a fun
Speaker 1: little reversal of the norm. That's cool. I've heard good
Speaker 1: things about that. I'll have to check that out, Luther.
Speaker 1: I love that Idris elba Oh, he's great. And they
Speaker 1: just wrapped season five again again. Apparently there was like
Speaker 1: a three year gap between four and five and apparently
Speaker 1: it ends with a really serious clip hanger. Um, and
Speaker 1: they apparently are going to make a film for the
Speaker 1: next jury and then they're gonna put it to bed.
Speaker 1: Very cool. I hope they do that, all right, nol.
Speaker 1: That's it for today, my friend. It was great to
Speaker 1: see your and some bearded faces always and uh, and
Speaker 1: I can't wait till we can hug it out soon,
Speaker 1: my friend. Oh, dude, I was about to say sooner
Speaker 1: than later. And also, look, get the kids together and Eden,
Speaker 1: Can you know teach your daughter how to be a
Speaker 1: moody goth? Oh, I can't wait. All right? Thanks to
Speaker 1: you and thanks to everyone for listening, and we'll see
Speaker 1: you next week. Yes. Yes. Movie Crash is produced and
Speaker 1: written by Charles Bryant and Meel Brown, edited and engineered
Speaker 1: by Seth Nicholas Johnson, and scored by Noel Brown here
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