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kind of funny.

What is up everybody?

Welcome to your monthly kind of funny screencast where we talk about all the fun movies

that are coming up in the next month.

Today we have some lovely special guests in the studio, Elise Williams, James Williams.

Yay!

Thank you for having us.

In addition to Roger and Nick, who are with us all the time.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Before we get started, I want to talk a little bit about anything good you guys have been

watching lately.

This is coming out next week.

We were recording this early so there may be some things that we could talk about.

Of course, Nirvana the Band The Show, the movie.

We have a new screencast.

I'm wearing this shirt.

Yes.

This is the best movie to come out in the year so far.

May hold that ranking.

We'll see.

I can't imagine anything surpassing it, but I love these two guys and the whole crew

that they've assembled and the movie is fantastic.

I know a kind of garnered a little bit of that steamroll hype, I know.

So I think there's maybe a cult following in Los Angeles at least.

We saw it twice in theaters and both times that theaters were packed.

But I know Los Angeles isn't the world and it isn't even the country.

If you get an opportunity to check it out, I highly recommend it.

If you like funny things and you've maybe lamented that there haven't been like really

true comedies in feature form in theaters, this is a pure comedy and then I would also say

if this is your entry point to go back and explore the catalog of these guys because Nirvana

of the Band The Show is fantastic and other web stuff is awesome too.

So yeah.

Double stamp that.

Double stamped it.

Double stamp approval.

Actually, I did the same thing.

So I went into a Q&A event where they're showing off the movie before and actually had

the wider release.

Andy was going, I was like, let me just show, I've seen the clip, the Wii shop clip.

So let me try that.

Yeah.

And I was close to every week.

Every Wednesday.

I laughed so hard that I keep on saying the story.

Like I literally knocked my glasses off of my face like into my popcorn.

It was so funny and then I saw it again with Joey and Leanza and then now we're watching

we're on season two.

So it is just incredible.

And it's also should be on digital or at least you could buy it.

I think this week, the week that this is airing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Very exciting.

I'm arguing clips circulating.

It's just so good.

No fun.

So if you like that, I highly recommend you watch my movie here so far.

War Machine on Netflix.

Sorry.

On Richardson.

Okay.

All right.

Let me just pitch you this.

What if I told you there's a movie with, you know, bad castle from Blue Mountain State.

Yeah.

Alan Richard.

Reacher himself.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And he plays Army Ranger.

He wasn't lazy.

He wasn't lazy.

Yes.

He's also Raphael in the Michael Bay.

You already have touchdowns.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You love him.

What if I told you he was a movie that was a predator meets metal gear.

But with the budget of Nirvana, the man the show.

Oh.

I like for you.

Oh.

All right.

I love Netflix now.

Terrence Howard is not involved.

He might be for all.

I didn't look.

They passed him the script.

He said, next time.

Yeah.

Roger.

Do you have anything else?

No.

I'm horribly blind on everything.

The front of the show.

Yeah.

The movie.

And watch that.

And then hoppers.

I need to watch.

Oh, yeah.

But you watched something that I watched.

I saw Project Hill Mary last night.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Which I know you guys have.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm not typically a sci-fi kind of person kind of just went into it because I know how

beloved the book is and how much people like Andy Weir plus it's Lord and Miller, which

is a cell, Ryan Gosling kind of knock it out of the park set up for it.

I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked it.

I had a really good time.

It's funnier than I thought it would be.

The storyline really like kind of comes together for me.

And I'm like very endeared to these characters now.

And I think that hopefully I think it's going to like crush at the box office.

I think it's like a very widely appealing movie that's you can kind of like you can take

Mom and Dad too.

You can see with your friends like it kind of hits all of the demographics and stuff

like that.

Yeah.

What do you guys think for being so far from humanity?

It's a very human story.

And I also was surprised by how funny it was.

I had of course had seen the Martian.

And I think that there are similarities between the two Andy Weir.

But this I think Ryan Gosling, wow, I was just so impressed by his performance in

this.

And I of course him an early Gosling consumer with break or high, which was when I was

like, you know, preteen or whatever in Canada.

That was the first thing I saw him in where he played this annoying guy.

And I thought, I hate this guy so much.

And of course he's become a superstar.

But he was the comedy relief on that show and he's got great comedic timing and delivery.

And it's, you see it in spades in this film.

You see it in space.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't know.

Yeah.

Normally record this on the last week of the month, but there's not that much of the changes

have in her.

And the third and the fourth week.

And anytime we come into town, we basically, we go, we put our hands out, we go, we're

here for whatever you need, whatever you need, we're here because we'll probably just be

hanging out with you guys.

I know.

And talking about varying degrees of the stuff anyways, let's start with April 1st, 2026.

Wait, this is Bertha.

Oh, happy Bertha.

Will you be taking her to see Super Mario Galaxy the movie on April 1st?

I mean, yeah, probably not because, you know, I mean, I don't know what she's choosing

to do with her.

Yeah, exactly.

That's all she gets.

So this is directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jeleneck, who did the previous movie,

obviously written by Matthew Vogel, wrote the movie.

It's like a very easy direct sequel kind of set up, interesting casting additions that

have been made to this one from a previous one.

We've got why am I blanking?

Donald Glover.

Yes.

Donald Glover as Yoshi.

Yeah.

And on it, wait, no, who is there's a gal that's been added to the cast.

Yes.

On your tailored or no, it's a Brie Larson as Rosalina.

And it's right.

And Easter Ray.

Yeah.

Somebody.

Honey Queen.

Oh, love Easter Ray.

Yeah.

I think that'll be really fun.

And then obviously, Benny Safdie is Bowser Jr.

Don't hate it.

No, don't hate it.

Yeah.

Not I have no like connection to this video game, like Mario Galaxy, do with any of

you.

I love it.

I think it's I think, yeah, I mean, like for me, my Mario ranking is Super Mario 64, then

probably like Mario World or Mario Galaxy, like that's how I think it's I think it's excellent.

That being said, I don't know that I see any of kind of with the first movie.

I don't know that I see any of that in this movie.

It's just like they go to space and that's about as far as it, it seems to connect as

much.

But yeah, I don't know, I'm, I'm, I'm going to see it.

Yeah.

I still have reservations about the casting from the previous film.

Chris Brad.

You're not over it.

Chris Brad, honestly, like, but he does even more of a New York accent in this, like

it's every time Mario says something in that one trailer we watch for this, it sticks

out like a sore thumb, like he is just, it doesn't feel like Mario at all, at least Charlie

Day has like a unique voice that feels, oh, that's Luigi, like, oh, you can like put

it together.

So I'm curious.

No, Donald Glover is great.

I feel like this is one of the situations where someone goes like, hmm, can you give me

Yoshi?

Like, I'll do Yoshi.

Like, I'll do it.

Like, I'll do it for scale or what, you know, like, I don't, I doubt that.

Who would you guys have cast as Mario in this?

Ooh.

Ooh.

Yeah.

That's a great question.

I think maybe a voice actor.

Yeah.

Well, no, I think we're realistic.

You know what I mean?

Like, no, this is Hollywood.

There's a weird thing in the trailer where I'm, it sounds like they use a Charles Martin

A sound up for like a Wahoo or whatever and I was like, that doesn't sound anything like

Chris Pratt.

And I'm curious.

Is that transformative?

I'm kidding.

I don't know.

He didn't do it anything else.

So I don't, I mean, but I don't know who.

He doesn't immerse you.

He didn't want it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I guess Charles Martinette would have to like stretch considerably to do all of the other

die.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You don't want to listen to why they would have him.

You don't want to listen to that for two hours.

That's true.

You want to listen to someone that can actually, you know, be a little bit more down

to normal.

But yeah, I will agree that when Chris Pratt was, was cast, I was jokingly, I always say

this.

But I'm like, you got to stop casting non-Italians to play the Italian.

It's so representational.

It's so representational.

It's Italian American actor.

Not even a representation, God.

Just like he's the most, I got one of the most I caught.

It's him and Tony soprano and Benito Mussolini, the three most iconic Italian ever.

You got to have someone that like, what's the stand up?

This is the great.

He's like, he's like, he's like, he's the best man.

He's the best man.

He's the best man.

He's the best man scout, could you get the guy that play?

Sebastian Maniscalco on SNL.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Wait.

They coming at him speaking on bum, he's coming and then he's like, he's gonna go

my shoes.

He's got in the jump like that, go to the peel.

Just trying to walk in the room, he's jumping like that, neck it balance of cumin.

Oh no.

Maybe we sent this tape in here.

I was just wondering who you guys are for?

That would have been fun.

That would really be fun.

I just wanna watch that.

So, when's watching this without audio on, and things you too are having seizures...

Yeah.

Well, Sebastian Maniscalco.

Who's Rose Burns?

Bobby. Bobby, he's a great actor. Yeah. I don't know. I think Josh Sagar. Oh, Josh Sagar.

I love him. Oh, yeah. That'd be another. He has like when he plays Lance. Yeah. He has

like kind of a fun little vibe there. I think that it's obviously going to do gangbusters.

Like so many people are. Yeah. Yeah. It looks beautiful. Yeah. It looks great. Yeah.

It's my biggest concern here is like it feels like we're putting everything into this one.

Like I don't know if you've seen like all the get they did a little cute little video where it's

like all the characters that are in the like the side characters. It's like, oh, it's just like

not just Mario. I go see his Odyssey. It's like every single character. Do you go Mario

Brothers 2? Yeah. Like everything. I saw a Pikmin in there. Like they actually just had a

Pikmin in there. Yeah. So it's like I don't what are we going to expand the universe? That's just

a little thing like brothers. Yeah. We're going to have Star Fox show up there. Like I sort of

did that in the first one, right? With this sort of had the Smash Brothers kind of vibe. Yeah.

But like, so are we actually going to see you? Oh, hey, we're going to expand this. That was

always I thought the way they would absolutely go with it. Yeah. Which was. Hey, where this is

this is the launch pad for the greater Nintendo unit post credits post credits is going to be like

something Gus settles and then you hear pica pica. Oh my god. Oh my god. Yeah. I think yeah.

This movie is going to crush. I know. I'm excited to see it. I was like pleasantly surprised at

how much I liked the first one. My my leading for this one is the score. Yes. They they the

needle drops in that first movie. They were they it was almost not ruining it. But I was like,

oh my gosh. And then if you actually went back and listened to the score that some of the stuff

that they didn't use, it was incredible. So I hope they have faith that like, hey, this is going

to be a success. Yeah. Let's just let the artistry of the score come through in these compositions.

Yeah. I love BC boys. We got to stop. Yeah. We got to take on music as a Donkey Kong country.

Yeah. Everybody's definitely on like the save wave length for music that they're choosing these days.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Gotta break it up a little bit. Yeah.

Coming up next a couple days later on April 3rd, we have a 24th the drama, which is written

and directed by Christopher Borgley and kind of his first foray into a feature,

starring Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Alana Heim and Mamoudu Athe. Have you guys seen the trailer?

Yeah. Obviously. Yes. That's kind of part of the prep of the show. Are you kind of clued into

what the online temperature is for this movie? So when the first trailer dropped for this on

various social medias, there were two prevailing thoughts on what the like twist of this movie is.

So I know what both of those are. I think I know which one is correct and which one is just like

kind of bullshit. But it'll be interesting to see if they can pull anything off with it.

You know what I mean? It's too spoilery if you tell. Oh, yeah. I don't know the whole thing.

I'd like to know later though, because I don't think I'll watch this movie like maybe five years

from now. I'd like to know after as well. Yeah. Okay. We'll have us.

April 3rd, guys. April 3rd, version. Me as in the alley. My next desk.

I mean, Zendaya and Robert Pattinson are so fun to watch and do anything that I'm kind of down

and it does seem a little like it gets a little off the rails. And it's like 24. I appreciate

that he's made such weird career choices. Sorry, Rod. No, no, no, no. Yeah. Just post Twilight

dietary potter. He's like, I'm going to do weird stuff. Yeah, he found his niche. He found it

exactly where he's going to go and also able to do the bigger stuff, right? The Batman. Yeah,

the dunes. He's going to be in Dune 3 and everything. Yeah. Yeah. I this marketing campaign

like is very well done, very fast. I have some of the fun things that they started off by

doing the two characters wedding announcement in the Boston Global. So they took out like a full

page ad, which was really fun. And then this past week and our couple weekends ago,

a 24 opened up a wedding chapel in Vegas for the day and then had Alana and Zendaya there as

like the witnesses, which is fun. And then for Zendaya's PR looks, she's been doing something old,

something new, something borrowed and something blue for the premieres, which is really fun.

So bringing back some, she brought back like a dress that she wore. Yeah. And then a dress

that Whitney Houston wore with that was white with like this gorgeous gold flower. And then

two other things that I did. The marketing and lead up for this movie is also happening

against the backdrop of her own credentials to Tom Holland. And then did you see that ring?

Creating deep fake wedding. So creepy. So must be really strange that when people are, I mean,

if it was intentionally planned, people searching Zendaya wedding and getting the drama

is probably some of the best marketing maneuvers of all time. Was law-roached that deeply involved

or was he just talking off the cuff? You guys know. I'm familiar with that. Yeah, I saw the pop-up

that girl. He was gotten reviewed on a red carpet, maybe golden globes or something and was like

asking about or they were asking about Zendaya's like wedding dress. And he was like, oh, you missed

the boat like this already happened. He started the train. And then yeah, lots of deep fakes of

the two of them. There's a lot with like various Marvel characters like actors in the background.

I love it. It's just Thor like that might be wrong. That's a deep fake. But it's gotten like a lot

of people. Here's what I'll say about these two though. Yeah. Zendaya and Robert Patron. They have

very good chemistry together. This could be like a dynamic duo going forward. If our Tom Holland

better watch out. Come on. Have they been in other things like I know they're both in

Dune, but do they like interact? Well, they've been in Dune yet. They have not been in Dune yet.

They will have been in yeah, the next one. They will probably not interact too much in the movie.

I don't think, but I'm sure they were on around onset. I know they did the press line and

stuff for the movie together, but Dune pranks on set. That's pranks on set. Okay.

That's emotional. One of my favorite things about Robert Patron's in when he does like press runs

for movies is that he just lies all the time. I think just makes stuff up. So it's kind of hard

to like take him seriously on anything, but honestly, I get it. If you're getting asked the same

questions over and over and over again for all day, like no, I got to do something else.

Yeah. I'm excited for this movie. Actually, this is actually not the director's first movie.

He did a dream scenario. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. That was super fun. That was like a random like

a 24 like HBO thing that put on. Oh, yeah. That was a weird one too. So I'm excited to see where

this goes. Mm-hmm. Is this like a movie theater movie for you? Yeah, probably. Yeah.

Oh, streamer or like a skip. I'll be seated if I have time. And you're gonna say that for all

of these. Yeah. Mario, I got my tickets for already. Oh, you get my tickets for? Yeah. Oh.

Do you guys have like an a list subscription kind of thing? Yeah. Yeah. So it's kind of we have

to see movies at a certain point at the end of the month. We go, what have we done? We have to

make it worth the money to balance our budget. Is it one weekend? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go. Yeah.

That's a year's worth of movies. Yeah. Yeah. I think this will be like a movie theater one. Yeah.

Hopefully it's good. I'm curious. This will be definitely a streamer one for me. Yeah. I will watch

this, but I'm not Russian. The theater says largely because literally every time I go to the theater,

I didn't talk about this on the screen 7 because I didn't want to ruin the vibe of that movie because

I know we were all super excited to talk about it. But man, I had the worst movie going experience.

It was me and my wife. We went over to the Apple cinemas, which is like a brand new theater retrofitted

theater. No, it was the only it was the best time we could find. It was like noon, which is perfect

for us. The old people showing. Sit down with the only people in this theater, the only people.

The movie starts. I'm like, right? No one's going to be I can be on my phone if I want. It doesn't

freaking matter. Three people walk in. And they were the most toxic human beings I've ever watched.

The guy was literally yelling like the f-word at the screen the entire time until about 15

minutes and I was like, Hey, dude, shut the fuck up. Yeah, there are people in this. You just did it

too. And he was like, no, not that f-word. Oh, yeah, literally calling the screen the f will

like, wow, dude, so what? And I was like, why are you feeling the need to say that right now and

express yourself? I was like, dude, shut up. There's other people in movie theater. And then he called

me the f-word. And I was like, this is the worst thing ever. And there's no, by the way, no one in

the state. No one I mean, from the point that I walked through the fucking door of the building,

I saw no other human beings. That movie theater is such a weird black hole. Weird. And it's been that

for the three different theaters. It's been. It's always been like that. And we went all the way up.

We saw people getting their tickets and by the time we went all the way up to seven, by the time I

got to seven, I didn't see anyone. There was no one. So I was like, oh, if I can have fight with

this guy right now, like, yeah, it's just me. Yeah, it's me testing my mind. That's it. So it was

that uncomfortable experience. Yeah. But it didn't stop. I even told him to shut the fuck up.

Like, that's the worst. The movie theater etiquette is just so

long out the window. It's gone. Especially with horror movies. It's really bad in horror movies.

The worst, this is recently that I can think of. But we saw Frankenstein in theaters. And it was

like a special screening. And it was the worst like everyone. And I'm like, it's on Netflix

right now. I went to a special thing to see this movie. Like, you could be home doing all the

why are you here? Why are you chosen to do this? Oh, man. I don't know. Between people talking and

people like taking pictures of it. Like, it's a concert. I'm just like, what are we doing?

What are we doing? I don't know. I don't want theaters to die. But I don't want to go and deal

with people like this. So my point, I guess long about long poise, a movie like this, I'd rather watch

it home. I don't want this thing to fight over it. Yeah. If someone's like, if someone's ruining

screen seven for me, I'm like, yeah, but the movie room itself. The age 24 crowd, they're

very passionate about their movies. Like, I was in Marty's Supreme and someone was talking.

Yeah, but how do you see through all the vapes? Oh, it's just very sure. But then like someone's

talking and then like, fucking five people. Yeah. That happened in weapons too. Yeah. People are,

these movie nerds. Sometimes the film bros can be on the right side. I was just tell someone

to stop talking during the quiet place. I was like, yeah, it's in the title. They were very loud.

Yeah. Yeah, especially with something that like doesn't have any ambient sound,

like makes us more amplified. Man. It was uncult.

People. But when you go to a theater and you're all like, we're here. We understand the assignment.

We're at the Rainbow Theater in Scarborough, Ontario. Oh, yeah. We're doing gunshots,

watching collateral. That's mine. Yeah. Like, when you all understand, okay, we're here. We're

going to. I don't know what any of that man. When I saw screen four, like everybody knew we're

going to be saying, don't go in there. Don't do that. It was fun. That's my thing. If it's a pack,

I saw a bar. And when I saw Barbie, I was like, I know what I'm watching. Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

I know it's going to be a party in here. And it was. And that's totally fine. And it had been

a pack theater. And there was some fun screaming. Everyone's screaming at him. And it's that kind

of vibe. But like my brain goes, whatever. This is the experience right now. But when you're ready

for the silence to be silent and someone's screaming homophobic slurs at the screen, I'm like,

I hate this. Yeah. Sorry. No, thank you. Coming up next. I was trying to do a

little space thing with that. And then we got wildly off track. But yes, I know where you're

going. Exit eight. Yeah. No. This is based on a video game that came out a few years ago.

We've played it on stream. I'm sure we did. I'm this. This is like back rooms. This is like

five nights of Friday. This is like one of those indie like. Yeah. Like the cabin

game that Mike made us play the quick little tiny ones that just are fun for a couple hours.

Someone read House of Leaves. Oh, that's what it is. Yeah.

Interesting how quickly this got adapted into a movie. I feel like that's a pretty quick turnaround

for something that has like, I guess it's because it's like a small idea. Yeah. And then it premiered

at Cannes, which is not necessarily where I would expect it. And a rare game based movie that

actually has the feel of a game with confoundingly tricky rules. Exit eight should achieve solid

cult status beyond Japan. Yeah. I'm interested in this. And it's funny because I'm aware of the

game. I haven't played it. I watched the speed run of it once. But if you know the premise of the

game is funny. It's just someone walking down a hall really. Yeah. But I was doing the game

when I played is more complicated. And then I heard it was being adapted into a movie. And I was

like, here we go. We're picking up. We got five nights at Freddy's and now this. And then

we watched the trailer for this last night. And I saw it was Japanese. And I was like,

intrigue. Yeah. Like I don't know why I'm like, you will handle this more responsibly.

And now I saw watching the whole trailer. I was like, that looks pretty good. It looks really

good. Pretty cool. I 100% agree. There is like a when it's like a foreign film, it does feel

like a little bit more prestigious. Yeah. I think because we have just been subjected to so many

shitty American films. Yeah. The rest of the world would never tell us. Yes. Exactly.

But I think it'll be fun. It'll be interesting to see like what who the crowd is for this.

Like does Exit 8 have a solid fan base like gamer fan base to go out and see this. Is this

going to be kind of like the horror crew? Yeah. Because it really, I would say the game is

probably in the same level of notoriety as Iron Long. But does this movie have a push behind it

like Markiplot? Yeah. Yeah. Right. Well, would we see those kind of figures? I don't know. But

it's a 24. I believe neon or neon. Yeah. Which neon has been crushing it with

the world. Yeah. So I think that just based purely on reputation, I would go out because they've

been curating such great movies. Yeah. The director or writer, what have they done? Genki Kamamura.

Yes. Who has a monster, whether you ensues a may or a producer on Sousa May, which is like an

May movie that I feel like I hear people talking about. Yeah. And that's what I've got. I mean,

I think the other thing is maybe they didn't spend a hundred million dollars on this movie.

Yeah. So maybe it doesn't need to make a hundred million. That's my thing is I was like, this is

this looks to me the kind of movie that's like $10 million and all it needs to do is make like

$20.30. Yeah. And that's good. Yeah. I mean, look at it. You've made movies. It's one hallway.

It's a genius. But if it's good, I can make a bad movie about a hallway pretty easy. I can easily

make that movie. But if it's good, that's even better, right? Yeah. Making giving me the long walk

as I'm watching this. Sure. With a singular adaptation. Yeah. Simple concept, executed really well.

I'm excited. It's officially on my radar. Oh, officially. I would say of everything we've

mentioned so far, I'm probably the most excited for this one. The most on your radar. Theater streaming

skip. Where are we at? If I can see it, find it in a theater. If it's going to actually pop up in

a theater, I think I think it's always fun when you see something like a foreign film or something

that isn't necessarily there. But otherwise, yeah, as soon as it's on a streaming service,

we'll probably watch it. You know, streaming, streaming, streaming. I probably won that

random one. I'm being honest. This is definitely one that pops up. It took me like three years to watch

Mickey 17. So I don't know. I don't know if I'm ever getting around to this one, but it's

cool looking and I'm glad it exists. Yeah. I think it'll be fun to see in theaters. There's

something just different about seeing like horror or horror adjacent movies in theaters. Get a

little scared. Sometimes I go a little gasp because I just get so jumpy. I love it. But yeah,

and I think hopefully it'll be a fun way to see like just a different type of video game movie

that's not so like bogged down. Yeah. Yeah. I plot. Yeah. Next. Unlike the next movie that I'm

sure will be all plot. Yeah. Yeah. It's just kidding. See, the other one was a streamer because I'm

going to go to the theaters for this one. Wow. I'm this. This looks like a straights and Netflix.

Yes. It has like the visual look of it. It's like it's like it's like maybe one million dollars more

than a hallmark movie. And I'm I'm here for it. This is going to be one hundred percent not seeing

in theaters. No, but the second. Yeah. I can stream this film. You want to talk about it. That's

cute up Saturday, DNR grabbing lunch or going back or sitting in a living room. We're going to watch

you me in Tuscany. I love dramatic irony. Can someone explain the whole premise to me?

Oh, I've watched this trailer twice and I still don't understand why she thinks she's going to

get arrested. Okay, let me try. I've been breaking and entering me. Yeah, because he told her there

was this house in Tuscany that and she was like, oh, I'll go there and go in, but she didn't tell

us she could stay there. So she says stay there because he said it's just it's a band. So he was just

he's just like, Hey, I got that there's a house in Tuscany and it's no one checks. Yeah. And she

was like, Oh, and so good. She decided she's just going to go. Yeah, I'm rude through a shit.

Digged through it and then finds a ring and then ever just arrives and then goes, Oh, you must be

this same person's fiance. Yeah, that's he doesn't. Yeah, she just pay. But then falls in love with

the cousin. Yeah, the hot, the hot cousin. Rejage on page. Yes, it's from Bridgerton. But

he weird career because he blew up with Bridgerton. And then I feel like has not done a

time. Yeah, black a black bag. He was in. Which is really good. Let me say for you. You know,

God, you're amazing. Or a hiking machine. He said you me and Tuscany. Okay. That's all he needs to

be. He's getting paid. Uh, the tagline for this movie. Come on, let me or close. She came for

the pasta and got lost in the sauce. What? It should have been. It should have been. She came

for the pasta and he came for her. That's what it should have been. This movie needs a tagline.

I fucking love that tagline. It's great. She came for the pasta. No, she came for the pasta

and got lost in the sauce. Oh, it should have been. She came for the pasta and got lost in the

family or something like that. I know. I like stayed for the sauce. So what you said before.

Sauce. She came for the pasta and now she's covered in sauce. It's a freak out. Tuscany.

I will say that. So it's directed by Cat Coirot. Which has me feeling a couple of different ways

directed. Marry me. Oh, yeah. I think about that movie. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'm not gonna blame her for marry me. On the other side of the coin at least. I know you'll be with me on this also caught

do she Hulk? Yes. Which I rose five ever. Yes. Which I saw when you sent the briefing. I saw

those and I thought I'm in because I think those are exceptional shows. Yes. Was close five ever

good? Is that good? Oh, yes. At least this is the one that keeps championing that one. I haven't

watched it. Oh, yeah. It's in a faye. I believe. I don't know. Proper car lock is involved, but like

that kind of cruts. It's that sort of humor that like 30 rock, chemistry, that sort of absurd.

But I think it's wonderful. Not related to end together, right? No, another big show.

Big boy band. Yeah. Oh, yeah. From MTV.

For me, for other calculus. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was I was I was prepping screen seven,

but you guys were talking earlier about the new like the new Tracy Morgan show.

Oh, yes. By one hands on it. The fall and rise of Reggie Dinkins. Yeah.

Has anyone seen this yet? I watched the first five episodes. What do you think?

It's fun. It's fun. I think 30 rock time. I don't think it's that level. Maybe not yet.

Maybe it just needs to find a little bit more of its footing and the characters, but I think

it's good. I think it's enjoyable. Jimmy Schmidt got there. Yeah. Jimmy Schmidt got there.

Yeah, 30 rock star. Jimmy Schmidt by the end was hilarious.

We should all go to the theater and watch. You mean, we need to support. Is this going to be like

an 80 for Brady thing? Yeah, but we all need to support movies like because I saw the trailer

in theaters. My first instinct was to whisper to lands and say I think the industry is dying.

Then I turned around and I realized that maybe the industry is coming back.

There is a reason that anyone, but you did numbers because people just want a fun theater

going experience sometime where they can turn off their brains, enjoy watch attractive people

do something fun in a beautiful place. They don't want to get bogged down by messages or.

No, no, no. They want to get lost in the sauce.

Loss in sauce. And Joey, if you were coming to LA and you said, let's go see YMT.

I would say absolutely. Add me on the A-list. Yeah.

Oh, I mean, obviously, Honestly, dinner with you guys at Benihana fall by YMT.

I'll have garden. All of Garden, you're right.

Book an Apepo in the pop room. channel. If you guys want to come to LA,

book an Apepo in the pop room then we go to the Universal City Walk Theatre.

We see it in IMax. When this, the movie comes out April 10th.

So we need to stop. Start by April 12th if we really want to catch this.

Yeah, I don't think it's gonna have a long run.

I think this is gonna be a streamer maybe.

If you don't, I don't know.

I think that's a weird thing

is it feels like a streamer.

It feels like a hallmark movie or a Netflix movie

that like it was number two on Netflix for like two weeks.

Wow, it never hit number one.

Yeah.

But it was like, wow, it's top three.

No, this movie is gonna do gangbusters on Netflix.

You know what I mean?

Oh, you know what I mean?

I am going to personally champion on Netflix.

Like I do everything.

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And we're back.

Next up is one that I'm really excited about.

Talk about it, Mary.

Talk about the Devil Wars, product two.

Exactly, in half the way.

So this is Directed and Written by David Laurie

who did The Green Knight.

I love The Green Knight.

I never saw it.

I did.

Everyone hated that movie.

I loved it.

Didn't dig it.

And then he also did Ghost Story, right?

He also did.

That the one with Casey Affleck.

Yeah, oh, I didn't like that one.

I didn't like that either.

So he's over two for me.

Okay.

Yeah.

I like his style.

I like The Green Knight.

And honestly, like, listen, I've been perhaps overly critical of old Andy Hathaway throughout

the years, especially in her more dramatic roles, but this looks good.

It's a great trailer.

Yes.

Amazing trailer.

Yeah.

It's a great trailer.

And it's so a 24, it's so what the fuck is going on in this movie?

Is it about making a dress?

Is she exercising a demon?

Is that metaphorical?

Is it literal?

What kind of relationship do they have?

Did they have?

Yeah, it looks so good.

Yeah.

We've got three pop stars on the soundtrack.

Yeah.

All three.

Yeah.

It's soundtrack honestly.

Oh, yeah.

That was like, hmm, because talk about Mary Me.

Yeah.

Mary Me is probably its biggest weakness is the fact that it's supposed to be about one

of the biggest pop stars on the planet and every song is horrible.

So bad.

I hate when movies have pop stars and their song music is terrible, but I love when movies

have pop stars and their music is great and this feels like it's going to have great

music.

Charlie XX, Jack Antonov and FK, yeah, the best guy.

Yeah, the best guy.

Three over there.

Every hipster in Brooklyn, including me.

Yeah, that's awesome.

And like Charlie XX, I think for a lot of people was maybe the best part about weathering

heights.

I didn't see it.

But which I also have not seen neglected to see, I've had a fun with, yeah, yeah.

So maybe this is, and Roger, you saw the Charlie XX like movie, yeah, which is really

good actually.

You'll just check that out.

That's a fun one.

That's a good one.

Yeah.

Are we excited for the Billie Eilish movie?

James Cameron's Billie Eilish movie.

Oh, yeah.

When does Cameron's directed Billie Eilish movie?

You didn't see that?

No friends with Billie Eilish's mom.

Is he really?

Is that how this worked out?

Yeah.

You also said he likes her music.

He does.

But there's a boat where he's like, don't you've never seen anything like this.

This is coming out.

This is, this is May.

You know?

I was talking about it.

I was talking about it.

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like just really into that.

No, no, I say let it sit at the bottom of the

floor. I don't need to see it at all.

Uh, my prediction for mother, for, for this mover,

mother Mary, mother Mary is, it's going to be fucking,

it's going to be like everyone's favorite A24 film.

I think it's going to be good.

I mean, in half way,

Michaela Coal and Hunter Schaefer is like a very strong cast.

In my opinion, I think this is like a day one movie or weekend one movie for me.

Nick is my litmus test now.

Will he be there seated?

No, no, absolutely.

No, I don't, I don't, I hate watching indie films.

Wait, so, so what so far?

Well, it's not about, is there any movie we mentioned that he has said that he

would go to the theaters or Nick doesn't really go to the theaters unless we have to watch

everything. Yeah, I mean, the problem is we have to go to theater.

I'll have to go see Mario Galaxy.

That'll be my one movie for the year that I see in theaters.

So we see them every couple of weeks.

I have to see movie anyway, and I just had that much bandwidth.

So I can't waste it on a potential and a half way flop.

Wait, wait, you were just glowing it up.

Right, in half way, in half way.

No, this is definitely one that honestly, I might save this for like a Halloween,

and this might be one of the runs that I do with my wife where I make her watch scary movies.

Because this is going to be freaky, Deke.

I hope this is mid-summer scary, like freaky, Deke.

I hope it sticks to the landing, and it doesn't,

because some of his films go like, well, let's just pull the thread as opposed to being like,

but what is it?

Like, what is it?

Yes, exactly.

I'd sometimes want to know what is imagery can carry an entire move.

Yeah, I feel like you need to kind of like hone in and be like, this is the thing.

Yeah.

Did you see the green night?

No, I did not see the green night.

I think you'd like it.

I read the text from the unknown author, Surgauin, and the green night.

Wow.

I had to in college.

Oh, you did not my choice.

It was across the pond.

Yes, I get it.

But I mean, I would say it's pretty comparable to the story of this big green guy.

They didn't have to save the cat back then, though.

So those stories, they just kind of, you know, they just kind of went.

That's true.

It's kind of me entered.

A movie that I can almost guarantee,

Nick is not going to see.

No, we cronins the mummy.

Oh, boy.

But this looks scary as shit.

Doesn't it?

Doesn't it?

I think for me, I just get really taken out when there's a lot of CG in my horror.

And that is what I noticed the most watching the trailer.

Maybe they'll be refined more for the theater experience

about the time the era of the final print comes.

At least just put these trailers on and didn't like, so I didn't know what it was or whatever.

So I didn't know what she had put on.

So this just started.

And at the opening, I was like, James Wan, love this concept.

Like, wow, so dark and traumatizing.

The idea of you thought you lost this person in your life,

but it turns out no, she's alive.

But she was kept in a dark thing like a tomb crypt for 10 years

or some astronomical amount of time ago.

That's great.

All this opening stuff that we're seeing in the trailer of her

and just kind of glimpses of her in her hand.

I was creeped.

I was like, oh, man, this is crazy.

As the trailer goes on and it shows more and more.

And I'm like, why are this getting blown around by sand?

And then eventually when it showed her and some of the CG,

I was like, I don't know.

At one point, it was going to go like, it was going to take a twist

for it to place that one iconic song where it's like,

boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

They had to take her to school.

One, one, two pairs.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, I see.

It sounds very hill.

It sounds like a song you're thinking, yeah, yeah.

But then at the end, it went,

we cronized the mummy and I went, what?

Yeah, not feeling too great about it.

You're not feeling great about it.

The only reason I want this movie to do well

is that we have to make Andy watch it by accident.

We've decided we told him it was part of the Dark Universe

and he has to watch this movie because we do that interview.

Well, it decidedly not part of the Dark Universe.

Yeah, what a shame.

But it was originally supposed to be

Universal's mummy.

The course close to the project tells us

that Universal Pictures, the owners of the mummy property

are no longer willing to license the title

to new line cinemas supposedly because

they saw an initial cut of the film and we're like,

no, thank you.

We're going to do a reboot with Brendan Frazier

and Rachel White.

But it's still called the mummy.

Lecronins the mummy.

Yeah.

Okay, so that's to different.

She is.

That's how you learn Perry's movie.

Wow.

That's how you can sell.

I do want to say Evil Dead Rise.

I enjoy the lot.

I like it a lot.

I did like it a lot.

I wanted to watch it and then I saw the

cheese grater thing or whatever.

No, it's not.

It's pretty brutal.

That's how that's about it.

But the brutality feels real

that I don't necessarily want that.

But some of the shots in this,

maybe they weren't finished or whatever.

It didn't feel, it didn't have that same

shock to that, you know.

Yeah, that's fair.

Also around this, I remember seeing

like some article or some people like,

oh, like James Wan watched this movie

in like a theater with a bunch of people

and he walked out.

Like it was like one of those ones of like

guys in the theater were called

shouting at them.

Well, no, apparently he was like,

oh, it's too gross.

So I was like, that's interesting.

For James Wan?

Yeah, I was like, I don't believe that.

So it's like, there's something going on

with this movie.

I don't know if that's my real marketing

or if that's just them trying to,

you know, say face or whatever.

Where are we feeling?

Theater streaming skit.

I'm skipping this one.

If the reviews defy my expectations,

I will go see it.

Yeah, same.

Exactly.

Probably because she already booked my

I can't do trauma horror anymore.

I just can't do it anymore.

Same.

Yeah.

Same.

Nick, I don't even have to really ask you

anymore.

I feel like you're a streamer skit

for pretty much everything that's on.

Yeah.

Would you stream this though?

No, no, I won't do it.

Not even you wouldn't add it to the

Halloween thing with a mother of three.

Holy shit, this movie's like really popping off.

I was firmly in the,

and weapons can't possibly be that good,

but after the 30th person was like,

dude, just watch it.

And I finally sat down and was just so incredibly,

that movie was so entertaining.

Not scary necessarily,

but just very creative and fun entertaining.

If that's what this is,

then I will 100% watch this in October.

100%.

But I don't think it's going to be.

Yeah.

Yeah, me either.

We need to talk about something.

Oh.

When did Bob Odenkirk go full action?

Right around Mr. Nobody, too.

Whatever.

Totally, too.

Let's talk about this.

This is normal, which is a new action series.

Got halfway through this.

Positive was like, is this not just the sequel to nobody, too?

Nobody, nobody, too.

And now normal.

Normal.

Yeah, it's what he's gone full Liam Neeson.

And now full Liam Neeson's such a,

he's so old that he can't do those movies anymore,

but he's still doing those movies.

Yeah.

Then I'm like, Bob,

you're looking into your future hair.

Grandtid is getting paid and I love Bob Odenkirk.

I was going to say,

this is just an odd 100% movie that I will stream.

He might be.

You'll be talking about only one.

I will be like, babe, you want to watch this

and deal with me like absolutely not.

I'll just watch this in like a Tuesday night, like 11 o'clock.

For sure.

For sure.

He has a comedy guy, but he may have done nobody

and thought, wow, I actually really enjoy

making these movies with this kind of physicality

and storytelling.

And he may also have realized,

this is where I'm getting my bag.

Yeah.

I was not making money doing comedy.

No.

The Breaking Bad Saul audience.

Mr. Show is dead.

Yeah, they're coming to watch me do action.

This, this looks weird and fun and interesting.

And in some way, it gives me early John Wick vibes.

So it's written by Derek Joelstad

who wrote the John Wick movies and the nobody for you.

Well, that makes a lot of sense.

Yeah.

Because this looks like like John Wick,

the later years.

And I don't know what's going on.

At some point it cuts to Japan.

And someone has a pager that's like,

oh, shit, the fucking this town's popping up.

So absolutely intrigued by this.

And you know me, Joey.

We've always called me the intellect of the office.

Yes.

I love the highfalutin movies.

Oh my god, I won't shut up about the wolf war.

Arthouse films.

Right.

I won't shut up about it, right?

But if you give me a dumb movie about a guy

that knows how to kill people real good,

I'm in.

I'm in, Joey.

But it seems like it's also doing like the John Wick

three and four thing where like everybody is an assassin.

And I kind of like that.

Like the twist.

So I'm like, oh, he's the guy that's high.

No, everybody's hiding in this town for the same reason.

For some reason.

Hell yeah.

I think that's kind of cool.

Got a winkler.

Yeah, you're going to get me there.

If there's a winkler, is that a negative?

That's right.

A huge benefit for me.

The point against the for me.

Really?

Oh, you got to tell me that I got to tell the story.

By the way, what is trauma?

This is trauma that's popping up.

This is past trauma for me.

You don't have to.

2020.

No, 19, 2019.

Kansas City, Comic Con or something like that.

About that traumatic.

You can't reach out and they say,

they say Henry Winkler is doing needs a host.

We need someone from your camp.

They're paying us.

They're the fireside chat.

The fireside chat with Henry Winkler.

And they're like, great.

Do you want to do it?

Greg's like, no, but Nick's our movie guy.

And we know how much Nick loves the movie night shift

with Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton.

So Nick, do you want to interview him?

I was like, this is my first, my first ever panel

that I'm going to do.

And it's the big hall.

Kansas City, Comic Con.

So it's not hall age, but it's like half hall age size, right?

So I'd stay up for like three days straight.

Watching Henry Winkler movie is doing research.

I've got all these questions.

I'm going to ask him.

I'm getting deep, deep, deep in it, right?

We're not quite, you know, we're going down through it.

I've got notes.

I'm texting Greg, Greg's like, I'm really proud of you

for how much you're putting into this.

Nick, you're really taking this seriously.

I said, great.

I pull up.

The guy that books us is like, hey, so happy.

You're going to go out there.

You're going to introduce him to come out.

You do hour, you know the clock.

All that stuff.

And then I see a little cart come up.

And it's him at least.

It's the Winkler.

It's Henry Winkler pulls up.

And he's just as beautiful as I thought.

He was going to be.

He's so gorgeous.

He's a little guy, a little guy, but great hair.

And he shakes my hand.

He goes, and the guy says, oh, this is, uh, this is Nick.

He's going to be your host.

And Henry Winkler turns to me.

He goes, oh, Nick, it's so lovely to meet you.

I don't need a host.

I'll just go on stage.

And the guy goes, sure.

And then he looks at me.

Now, once you guys understand, I'm going to set the stage

for you because I didn't do it properly.

It's me.

It's the guy that booked me.

It's the fucking fans.

And then it's Greg, Andy and Tim behind me.

And I can feel it.

I can feel it turning into, uh, man, a scalco, but he's behind me.

And so Henry goes, uh, I'm so sorry.

It is actually very lovely.

He goes, I know you probably prepared for this.

You want to actually go out and introduce me.

That would be great.

I'd really love that.

And I was like, I don't, but I will.

At that point, I was like, I don't want to do any of this at this point.

Greg and Tim are like choking back last, but also,

like, is Nick a loser?

Shit.

What's that?

We held it together until we were out of the hole.

Yeah, uh, it was embarrassing.

It was so embarrassing.

I don't know if Nick's going to like lose it.

Yeah, but also I'm midway in this.

And I'm like, this could not have been a funnier way for this to end.

This is actually better than if I had gone out there and just crushed that panel.

Because who cares about that?

Now, Winkler owes me one.

He doesn't know it.

No, he was, and after we watched the family came out, he was very lovely.

He's like, thanks for that.

He was doing a one-man show.

And that just did not get communicated to the audience.

He was like, oh, no, I'm doing, he was like practicing a show.

He was like, I think, good to try.

I think it probably works.

Oh, wow.

Do you follow him on Instagram?

No, I don't follow him anywhere.

I'm boycotting him.

Yeah.

Oh, he's got the loveliest Instagram.

I love it.

Right, but it does.

I think.

I bet it's great.

It's just pictures of Nick with his eyes crossed.

That's my Instagram.

I think you follow him.

And then you message him and you say, hey,

if you're ever in San Francisco, love that.

And you need someone to not introduce you.

Yeah.

You, you know what?

You Winkler me once.

Shame on me.

Oh, you got to do it.

You Winkler me twice.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, you invite him on the show.

And then you're just like, no, we do start by our own.

Oh, my God.

It's a two-man show.

We have the heart to do it.

How did we get off on that?

We were talking about it in the movie.

No, but normal.

Normal.

He's a normal.

No, it's normal.

Yeah, I think this is a skip for me.

Yeah, probably skip.

Maybe a stream.

Maybe a stream.

I think there's worse people to have as a midlife leading man

than Bobo and Kurt.

You love Bobo and get it.

And he's always the best part of those things.

Like, even if the movie's kind of mid,

you're like, he's great in it.

So, hey, take it.

I feel like if the reviews come out and they go like,

no, this isn't just kind of a redundant thing

for nobody.

It actually stands on its own.

I'll for sure stream.

I feel like he uses it just for his physical fitness

because it saved his life on the side of a better called Saul.

Yeah.

I wouldn't be surprised if he's like, I'll take it.

I get a free personal trainer.

I just do this thing.

We have that heart attack too.

And maybe he had some kind of epiphany of like,

I should be doing that.

Well, no, it's actually the opposite.

They said that it because of his nobody training,

it saved his life.

He would have died if he did.

If he wasn't working out.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So crazy.

I didn't know that.

Maybe it was the wing clothes.

I had to go lower for it.

Try to kill my fucking career.

On April 24th, we have a mildly divisive one.

We have Michael.

Now, okay, there's already a Michael movie

that we have is trying John Travolta as an angel.

Is that the one we can move shit with his mind?

No, this is phenomenal.

Yeah, they came out around the same time.

Or not too far.

Was that the one?

And wait, phenomenal is one result.

He was all albino.

No, no, Michael, he's an angel.

That was powder.

Powder is a movie that doesn't have John Travolta in it.

Yes, they're all mixed mind works.

They're all around the same.

Because powder has the lightning.

So you might think he was an angel.

Yeah, yeah.

We can move shit with the mind.

It's all it's all small midwest town,

like forgotten town gets gets blessed by some sort of

John Travolta.

I think he has a brain tumor.

Yeah, he think, yeah.

That's not the way.

That's not the one we make that would make right.

This is the one where I can change the way he holds.

Oh, that's a city of angel.

Who's with John Travolta in face off?

Seven degrees of John Travolta.

But yeah, we have a Michael Joey.

So we can just move on.

Yeah.

I like there was a there's the play or a musical

that was going on that was about Michael's glove.

It was like Michael's Michael Jackson's career

from the perspective of his like glove.

Was it like that's what I wish that we were getting.

Wasn't there a movie about a kid that gets a magic bit

and becomes a pitcher for the fucking angels?

That angels in the outfield?

No, there's something like that right now.

Something like oh, no, what am I thinking?

There's a sports movie.

The kid that gets no, no, it gets Jordan's shoes.

Yeah, like, oh, yeah, well, well, well, well, well, well, well,

now just out of the time.

Yeah, but at the time he was at the time.

I would know it was about to be open when he does

the next pop-up.

Your mind is incredible.

Yeah, mind is incredible.

Yeah.

That's right.

That's been to it.

Yeah, divisive, oh, like a Jackson family level.

Kind of cool that it's played by somebody in the family,

but that then you kind of know what you're getting into

of like it's going to be a very washed version.

Yeah, yeah, I mean, it'd be amazing, you know,

if they actually had some level of commentary,

but I don't know.

No, no, it's going to be a pop-up.

It's going to be a movie.

Paris Jackson has disowned it.

Oh, yeah, she has said she wants something to do with it.

Doesn't approve of it.

I just don't know if there's a real reason for biopics to exist.

If it's entirely from the perspective of like the people

that are the most support.

The bias.

Yeah, like, yeah, yeah.

That's the exception of Better Man,

which was produced by Robbie Williams,

but he said, take the pits out of me, mate.

Make me a monkey, you know, crazy.

Yeah, I don't know.

I mean, the 80s baby in me,

the nostalgia wants to see this and wants to just relive the glory days

where Michael Jackson was, the King of Pop,

and before we knew how troubled he was and all the things that he had done.

So there is that where I would like to see this movie,

and I would like to like this movie,

but I don't know that I can divorce myself

from the controversy and all the harm that he had done.

So I don't know.

I probably will skip this.

Yeah.

I think it's, I'm just over musical biopics in general.

What's the thing?

We've had so many of them.

Well, you didn't like the Bruce Springsteen biopic

with Jeremy Allen White.

You didn't like the Bob Dylan biopic

with Timothy Chalamet.

He didn't like the Queen biopic.

Well, what's this fucking Remy Malik?

Uh-huh.

You don't like the four Beatles movies

that are going to come out.

That might be the one that I'm okay with,

but I think the four Beatles movies.

Yeah, but I like the Beatles.

So, you know, I just think that, you know,

I just don't think they're a nailer.

I think it's all, it always, every biopic I see,

always comes off like a spoof version of the biopic.

Well, you're halfway through.

You're like, why are we doing this?

It's all starting to feel like walk hard with doing this.

Yes, exactly what it was like.

It does feel like that.

And they hit all the beads.

It's like, yeah, all these bands were horrible.

They were horrible people.

Why the fuck are we surprised?

I don't know.

Yeah, I think this is a skip for me.

I'll be interested in seeing like what everybody says about it,

but maybe I would watch it on streaming

if it like was particularly good,

but have any of these ever been particularly good.

Not even streaming.

Yeah, probably.

Her plan.

Okay.

Is this really the tagline for this movie?

The story of the famous musician, Michael Jackson,

known as the King of Pop.

That's what it says on IMDB as the description.

So that's what I put.

That is some crazy short and clever.

Yeah, we don't think people know who Michael Jackson is.

Yeah, yeah.

So we need to describe that for them.

Yes.

The tagline should have been Jackson.

The title's Michael.

The tagline should have been Jackson.

No, that was the description.

That was the description.

The tagline is discover the making of a king.

Oh, that's pretty sick.

That's better.

That's pretty sick.

But I do still think like it should have been the undisputed king.

Should have been from wrestling.

I think I've applied a little longer.

Yeah, it should have been.

It is weird where you're like,

I love all these songs.

Like there's Michael Jackson's musical library.

It's like unparalleled in many ways.

And it's so good.

And I'm like, have you ever wanted to know the trauma

behind all of that music?

Like to totally ruin it?

Yeah.

You ever want to listen to Thriller

with a whole new set of cat eyes?

Well, you can after watching this movie.

I'll say.

Oh, sorry.

No, go ahead.

I did watch.

I think it was, I don't know,

it was Chris Rocker, W. Cawbell.

I think it was W. Cawbell.

Did a documentary about Thriller?

And it was.

No, I'm mixing too.

Sorry.

W. Cawbell did the Chris Rock documentary,

my apologies.

Um, they made, I think it's a Netflix

documentary about Thriller.

And it's just that album.

Oh, it's the making of

all the songs and then the release.

And then six months later,

the release of the video.

And this, if that's what this movie was about,

I'd be like, we have to fuck it up.

That's the cooler concept.

Because it's the coolest.

Yeah, it literally starts with like,

I want to say it's like,

usher or someone fucking huge.

And they're like, yo,

this like, I'm not even kidding when I say this.

There was a before Thriller in the music industry.

And there was after Thriller in the music industry.

And it, they back that shit up.

It is so fucking good.

Did you watch the We Are the World Duck?

Sure didn't.

Oh, great.

I think you would enjoy it a lot.

Really?

If you like that, I mean,

it's probably a little bit more glossed over.

A little gloss.

I, you know, I saw that man.

So.

Yeah.

You saw what?

Oh, I'm mixing the songs.

Oh, no.

There's just a remy setting.

What was the, we are the, oh, that's the one where they brought,

I went together.

Yeah, great.

It's night and fog.

I'm mixing that up with, yeah.

I'm mixing that up with, I think they did a documentary

about the song I'd like to give the World of Co.

Comparment.

Yeah.

That's easy.

You got to think quite it.

Okay.

It makes you up a lot of things today.

Maybe, maybe Nick doesn't eat any more caffeine.

No, I've had a lot.

Yeah.

We have one more movie to talk about over your dead body,

which is a Jorma joint known from Lonely Island.

Oh.

Which is really honestly kind of the only thing

that's keeping me engaged in it.

Um, this is with Samara Weaving and Jason Siegel.

They're both, it's a dysfunctional married couple

retreats who secluded cabin to repair their relationship

but each secretly plots to murder the other.

This, can I just say real quick?

This movie, the trailer is really good.

It's up for one shot.

Okay.

One shot.

It's a great compelling concept.

It sets it up that like, oh, he was going to kill her

and in a very weirdly kind of like normal way

and now she found out about it.

And so now it's, it's been flipped around.

Yeah.

Great concept.

But there's one shot in this trailer

where there's a third person firing a gun.

And I go, I hate that because you've revealed

what the whole third act is going to be.

It's going to be them to working together

against another.

He maybe he brought in like a hitman

or something that disposed of the body.

And I go, I wish you didn't show me that

because that's far and away going to be the weakest part

of the movie.

Yeah.

But I know I that's all I'm going to be thinking about

is how they're just going to resolve their stuff.

And like the fun part is thinking maybe it doesn't work out.

Yeah.

Something like this.

But I don't know.

I like these too, though.

I like their energy is good.

I like that.

I have good back and forth.

I have a good witty dialogue.

And I think I like the ending of this

where they're like, you wouldn't be, you wouldn't be able to convince the cops.

They wouldn't even believe it.

And they have like the convince off with each other.

And that's cute.

I'm also just a jacency on a bash fit.

Yeah, I like that.

I fucking love shrinking so much.

Although I will say this.

I don't know if it's going to work out with him

and Colby Smolders.

Uh-oh.

We'll have to wait.

It's boiler season.

Uh-oh.

We'll have to wait and see.

We'll have to wait and see.

Completely.

After you mess with spoilers.

It'll look like that for myself.

Yeah.

I think it'll be a fun one, hopefully.

Feels a little bit like war of the roses, but horror adjacent.

I never saw war of the roses.

And then we also got the roses.

The roses.

Yeah.

We got the roses.

And I couldn't get five minutes into that.

No.

No, I don't like it very much.

It's kind of like the bickering, the back of the, you know,

the solution of this marriage or what have you.

But then this has kind of be a little bit more

uh, takes it to another level.

But I do have faith in Dorma.

That's where I know.

I feel like that gets like a boost a little bit

in terms of interest in seeing it.

I don't know that I would see it otherwise.

Written by him, though.

He had to read it, though.

He had to read it and be like,

yeah, yeah, I did.

I, these movies always hinge on the charisma.

Kind of to what you're saying of the two people involved

and if they don't know.

Like, what was the,

what was the Kumail Eseray movie?

Oh, no.

No.

No.

No.

Stop saying this.

I think it loves it.

Maybe it's like a bird or something.

There's a bird.

Yes.

Some like that.

Whatever it was too much.

The two of them, the love birds.

Individually can be great.

Very funny.

Together, I was like,

I'm good.

Pleas and this relationship.

Yeah.

I do not want the two of you to be together

because it's driving me crazy.

This is interesting.

So that's how it reads.

And it's periods.

Get them to be the same bird together.

This, though, if the one line concept of this,

which is like two people

whose marriage is so dysfunctional,

they want to kill each other,

but maybe solve their problem.

But by wanting to kill each other,

it's actually kind of a concept.

I like the other side of it,

where they're so dysfunctional,

and they're trying to kill each other,

but they're so dysfunctional as a couple

that they can't even kill each other.

Like, they can't stop to kill each other.

Yeah, they're so bad at it, right?

It's kind of funny.

I like that part.

But yeah, you're so right.

Once you start seeing other people in the trailer,

because they have to show Timothy Allfant, right?

He's also doing it like all these people.

It's like, okay, well, I don't want to,

I like just them two together in this cabin.

A single location, two people, keep it small.

Well, that's everything that's coming out in April.

We will see you next month

for everything coming out in May,

which I don't really know what's on the docket

for that one.

I haven't looked that far.

Yeah, we have double worse Prada.

Maybe.

That's a must see in theaters.

Yeah, really?

That's what's going to get you in theaters.

And it just surprises me constantly.

Who was that?

Who had raised your hand if you haven't seen

the Devil Wars Prada?

I just watched it recently for the first time.

I also only watched it recently.

What did you think?

You go first.

I thought it was fun.

I thought it was fun.

Exactly the same.

Yeah, I thought it was fun.

I didn't have the nostalgia love that

was baked in for a lot of people.

I was like, that was fun.

It was a moment for me.

Yeah.

I love that.

It is like, yeah.

Of tentpole, rom, com, e.

I don't even know what kind of genre you put it in.

Because you fancy yourself kind of a Miranda type.

In the way that you talk to people.

My thoughts on this stuff.

Honestly, working with Greg,

I see myself more as the Emily Blunt character.

I'm just constantly doing everything

and totally underappreciated.

You don't want to, yeah.

I was like, you don't want to be the tooch?

There you are.

Rodgers are tooch.

The ball's dead right there.

There it is.

Awesome.

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