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This is what we are covering tonight.
We are covering In Time, a movie that stars everybody who's just super favorite, Justin
Timberlake.
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Some of the boys don't know how to act.
I heard that a lot.
Apparently.
All righty.
So this movie, In Time, had a runtime of 109 minutes, which is short in today's time.
Was it like an hour and 40 minutes?
Hour and 49 minutes?
Hour and 49 minutes.
When you think about all the Marvel movies, they're like four hours now.
And Zack Snyder's five or six.
It had a budget of 40 million.
Nice.
Brought in 174 million worldwide.
It's not bad, actually.
For the budget.
Yeah.
It looks like the budget.
So we have Justin Timberlake playing Will Salas, a factory worker who learns the truth about
the time system after a chance encounter with Amanda DeBarr.
We have Amanda Seyfried playing Sylvia Weiss.
We have Cillian Murphy as a timekeeper.
We have Alex Pettifer as Fortis.
Vincent Carthizer as Philip Weiss.
Olivia Wilde as Rachel Salas.
Olivia Wilde's in this movie?
I didn't realize that.
Yeah.
Damn, Olivia Wilde's in this movie.
Hey, man.
I know everybody.
We have Matt Bomber, Henry Hamilton.
We have Johnny Galecki as Boral.
So Leonard from...
Johnny Galecki?
That's Leonard?
Yeah.
I always forget his fucking last name.
Galecki.
Collins Penny as Timekeeper Jaeger.
Ethan Peck as Constantine.
Not Constantine, but Constantine.
Ethan Peck.
Mm-hmm.
Yaya DaCosta as Greta.
August Emerson as Levi.
Sasha.
I'm going to fuck up that name.
Jesse Lee Soffer as Webb.
Bella Hefcoat as Michael Weiss or Michelle Weiss.
Sorry.
And a couple more.
Ray Santiago as Vicka and Chris Limchia as Marcus.
All righty.
To start off this movie, it's in 2169.
Oh, they picked a nice distance spot.
Always good.
Yeah.
Just off our way there.
We're closer than we want to be to this.
Because they always pick the back to the future, like 2000 something when we passed that.
Yeah, we're way past that.
And none of that's like that now.
But if you're going to pick some time, pick it far away.
Like far, far away.
Or make it enough, futuristic enough that it seems plausible.
Or you could always say in an alternate timeline, this might happen.
Yeah, now with...
You have to do something.
With how much people know about sci-fi stuff.
Yeah, you can pretty much say it's a different timeline.
Like if...
What was it?
What was that one?
Man in the High Castle?
Yeah.
Where they made it look like if the Nazis won or something like that.
Yeah, the Nazis won.
And so they conquered America.
And so it's like, it's now the 1960s.
Yeah.
Like a resistance force.
But they took the sci-fi element of, well, if this one little thing would have changed,
this is what would have happened.
It's good old alternate history, as they call it.
Yeah.
I can live with that.
All right.
So in 2169, people are genetically engineered to stop aging by the age of 25.
Fucking bad.
Everyone has a timer on their forearm that shows the remaining time, which when it reaches
zero, the person times out and dies instantly.
Wait a minute.
That's even fucking worse than just aging.
What the fuck?
That is twice as...
That's the dumbest shit I've ever fucking heard.
So not only do I stop aging, I'll just die instantly if I run out of time.
That is a shit deal.
I don't know what devil they fucking made this deal with.
That is a shit deal.
If they just said, you just start aging normally again, oh, okay, no problem.
I'll just live normal.
No, no, no.
If you time out, you die.
You die instantly.
That is the dumbest shit.
This movie's off to a great start.
So basically time has become the universal currency transferred directly between people
or stored in capsules, kind of like a wallet almost.
Time to do some bank robbing.
Yeah, well, that might happen.
The country is divided into areas called time zones.
Like you mean like now?
Yeah.
I'm sorry, but what the fuck?
But the time zones are dependent on how much time you have.
I got that one.
Come on.
You call it time zones anyway.
Yeah, pretty much.
So you're living in Pacific.
I'm better than you because I live in Central.
Dayton is the poorest ghetto where people rarely have over 24 hours on their clocks.
Fuck.
And they work day to day jobs and get like 30 minutes extra.
Imagine like, yeah, like imagine like you oversleep.
That's taken into account because that does like.
Oh, they they there's something different that happens or?
No, like they're constantly paying attention to their time.
Oh, yeah, I would too.
So they don't really sleep.
You got to sleep though.
It's just an endless cycle.
Living fucking time to time.
The richest area is New Greenwich, where people are wealthy enough to have to basically effectively
be immortal.
It's a limited time.
Paul Salas is a factory worker who lives in Dayton with his mother, Rachel, even though
she looks like she's 25.
Isn't that Olivia Wilde?
Yes.
Yeah.
I sort of vaguely remember that.
One night he rescues a drunken man named Henry Hamilton from Time Thieves, the Fortis and
his gang of the Minutemen.
That's their gang.
It's called the Minutemen.
They should lean into the time.
To the time a little bit.
The references here.
That's what I said.
If you're going to go might as well go all the way.
They went straight head first into the time puns.
And yeah, while hiding, Hamilton reveals to Will, Justin Timberlake, that the people of
New Greenwich hoard most of the time while constantly increasing the prices to keep poorer
people dying.
This is America.
This is my area.
I got the strap.
So basically, whenever they buy something, like they buy a cup of coffee the previous
day whenever he will goes up there, the person in front of him is ordering a coffee and they
say three minutes, three minutes for a cup of coffee.
Yesterday it was two.
Yeah.
That's the time keeps going up that you have to pay for it.
It's too quick though.
They should do it slower or people realize the revolt and burn the whole place down.
The following day after he meets this dude, Will Henry, sorry, the day after Henry meets
Will, he transfers all the five minutes of his time to a sleeping will before deliberately
timing out and dying.
I just do the whole all the time and just fucking die instantly because he wanted to
jump off a bridge like where he times out.
He just falls off the bridge.
Wow.
What the fuck?
Yeah.
So later the police like timekeepers.
That's their police force.
Or the time.
They probably can't use time loads.
That's Dr. Who.
They were like, damn, we needed that one.
He assumes that Will killed Hamilton and starts pursuing him because Will takes off.
You can't prove shit, sir.
Will visits his friend Boral.
How much time did he get?
It was like a hundred years.
God dang.
Yeah, it was a lot.
I'd say it's a lot, but probably not in that world.
It'll be 50 years for a new house.
50 years?
No, it's like if you live in the ghetto, it's not that expensive.
But in like a hundred years, that dude was from the Greenwich area.
I thought they had like thousands upon thousands of years.
Most people do.
Like there's richer people, obviously, but he's from that.
So he had a century basically.
I think it was a century and a decade, I think is what the actual amount was.
So Will, he decides to visit his friend Boral who warns him against having so much time
in Dayton because otherwise you'll get robbed for basically.
He gives Boral 10 years, one for each year of their friendship.
Oh, how sweet of you.
I know, so nice.
When they kill Boral and take his fucking time.
Will then sets off to meet his mother and tended to take her with him to New Greenwich.
His mother runs short on time because the bus driver won't cut her a break and she
tries to run back home.
And it's one of those most awkward scenes you've ever seen where it's like they almost
reach each other.
Oh, no.
Yeah.
So she dies before they can.
He can give her some time.
Yeah, she's forced to run to meet Will, but times out and dies in his arms.
That is the most just there's not a I would like it's just so it's the time thing that's
getting me.
Yeah.
The fact that you just die instantly when you run.
It's like that's not that's like that's like the most horrific.
Way to live.
I've ever heard.
Where's like you're looking down.
It's like I got a minute left.
Oh, yeah.
Like I got to take a shit in the shower.
I got 45 minutes left.
I got my mother just go to work.
It's like I got to go to sleep, but I can't because I've got 25 minutes left.
That's like that is just like it's like it's bogging my brain.
It's not a slow death.
Yeah, it's just like, Jesus.
Heartbroken and angry, Will vows to avenge his mother's death by taking the people of
New Greenwich for everything that they have.
So he crosses all these time zones and he pays all the way as he's going.
So like at each checkpoint, it gets more and more expensive.
Shit.
Like there was the first one is like something like 24 hours to get through.
No, then like the last one is like two weeks.
That's not too bad either.
But just like it keeps going.
As long as you have a hundred years, you'll be fucked.
So arriving in New Greenwich, Will meets a time loaning businessman, it's Philippe Weiss
and his daughter Sylvia at a casino.
Hi Sylvia.
While playing poker, Will wins over a millennium while nearly cutting himself his time out.
Jesus, a millennium?
A millennium.
Fuck.
That's a lot of time.
He's good forever.
He catches Sylvia's eye and she invites him to a party at their house.
Will is confronted at the party by the timekeeper Leon and arrested.
Leon confiscates all but two hours of Will's time.
That is such a trope.
There is always that one cop that won't let shit go.
Yep.
Every like just bro, just let it go.
Because he still believes that Will killed Hamilton.
Will escapes and takes Sylvia to Dayton as a hostage.
How many days did he kill him?
He left in two hours.
What a fucking douchebag.
Two hours.
Wait, so where does he put it?
A device or what?
All that time he puts it in little capsules.
Okay, like if these cops just fucking.
Give me all your time.
They're just fucking.
I can't imagine bribery in this world.
They just have three hours.
Just capsules and capsules of fucking time stored away that they take from other people.
Discipline corruption would be fucking hilarious.
So he escapes with Sylvia to Dayton.
So he goes back to his old ghetto again.
What was the fucking point?
What the fuck was the point?
If I have to suffer through this movie, everybody listening and you do too.
So they should have just had that guy and Dayton and them like they should have just
come to the slums for some reason.
Yeah.
And he would have just been there.
But he wanted to go to Greenwich.
Yeah, but that doesn't make there's no point because he's going back to fucking the shit
hole.
And the room that he stayed in was like two months of his time.
So like structurally from a storage standpoint, unless I watched the movie to see for sure,
there was no point of that scene leading up to that place for him to just go back to his
old place.
Not particularly.
It's a fucking waste of time.
They're going to say, oh, it's to meet them because they're rich and you know, but she's
going to come with him anyway.
Because he's running from the cops.
So he goes back to the slums.
Right.
So she should have just had, she should have completely ignored the dad or whatever that
guy is had the daughter like she likes to slum it in the hood.
You know what I mean?
That's what would have been a better set up for me.
It would have.
But Fortis's gang ambushes them and robs them of their time.
I got two hours.
What do you want?
Leaving them 30 minutes each.
Oh, how nice of him.
Because she had quite a bit of time on her.
Because her dad keeps giving her time.
She's a rich girl.
Exactly.
Nothing like a rich girl wanting a little bit of that ghetto strange.
Girl, I'll give you all the ghetto you need.
So will it.
I love rich girls is what I'm saying.
I don't need to marry you.
You don't need to give me money.
But man, we're going to have a great time.
You just want to be used and abused.
I want to be used and fucking reused.
I want my asshole to be on fire.
I'm kidding, but that would be fun.
I'm not in the boat play, but I thought it'd be funny to yell that out.
I want my asshole to flame, ma'am.
So I got to sit on a fucking bag of peas when I get home.
Just watching girls face like that.
That's actually a reference from her other movies from.
It's her and Megan Fox.
And it's Amanda Seyfried, the same actress in this movie.
And she Megan Fox had hooked up with this guy and they did butt stuff.
She said, you had to sit on a bag of peas instead of going to the roller coaster that
she wanted to go to.
That's it's very timely.
If you understand my reference.
So I basically did that reference from her movie because it's her.
I'm crazy.
That's fine.
My dog connects so so fast people lose their minds if they glimpsed into my brain.
It's like, my God, it's beautiful.
Before they go crazy.
It'd be like the scene from 2001 of Space Odyssey.
It's full of star.
That's my brain.
All right, so then we have Will attempts to get some time back from Boral.
Oh, smart.
I can see now there.
That's a good point.
That's a good idea.
But his wife Greta tearfully explains that he has drunk himself to death.
You dumb with the time that he gave him.
Bitch.
Stupid motherfucker.
And she's pissed because she's like, you gave him a decade and he drunk it all away
and killed himself.
Wait, so what the fuck was?
I just I just praised him for having that's a good idea to implant that little spot so
that later you can use it to help the story move along.
You just had the guy fucking kill himself.
So now you don't get any time.
Exactly.
What the fuck was the point of giving him 10 hours for 10 years?
Who wrote this?
They managed to get a day each by selling Silvia's earrings at the pawn shop.
Is that all they sold?
Or do you sell his asshole?
You better start drinking on the streets.
I'm just in template.
I'll bring sexy back.
So get in here.
Will then calls Weiss to demand a 1000 year ransom to be paid for the people in Dayton
in exchange for Sylvia's safe return.
So he tries to blackmail her dad and she's like, no problem.
Good idea.
Weiss refuses and will release a Sylvia just as a timekeeper.
Leon finds Will Sylvia shoots Leon in the arm.
The timekeeper.
Good job.
Leon gives him enough time to survive until the other timekeepers arrived.
So he takes his time from him.
There's just a fucking snatch in time left and right.
Will and Sylvia steal the timekeeper's car and use it to pull over a new Greenwich resident
whom they robbed for her time.
Some poor woman.
A super rich lady.
Yeah, but still.
And they leave her two hours or something like that.
You should steal from institutions, not from people.
Will and Sylvia then rob Weiss's time banks.
There you go.
They're the kids.
Giving the time capsules to the needy.
There you go.
They soon realize they can't significantly change anything as prices are raised faster
to compensate for the extra time.
Fortis's gang ambushes them intending to collect a reward for their capture because at this
point they actually have a bounty on their head.
That was a billion years.
No, no, no.
Like I think it's 3,000 hours or something like it's 3,000 years.
I mean, sorry.
3,000 years?
Holy shit.
Yeah, I can't remember the exact bounty.
It was something that, like they said, that's an insult.
No.
Like it wasn't even.
Like 45 minutes.
You get 45 minutes back.
It took me six hours to find them.
I'm not getting anything back.
But they kill Will and his gang.
Will kills Fortis and his gang.
Oh, they usually kill Will.
They kill Will.
Like, that whole fucking place, that town just turned like dead.
No.
They kill the gang members that were trying to steal their time and capture the reward.
Is it like, it just happens like it's so fast and no one knows what to do?
Or do they have that fucking like, I just turned into John Wick mom where he kills
them all easily?
A little of both.
Like it was quick and stupid.
There you go.
I see.
Cause they would have believed that.
I wouldn't believe that all of a sudden Judge Timberlake is a fucking Navy SEAL.
No.
But like, it's like he just caught them by accident.
Yeah.
It happens.
Will and Sylvia then decide to rob Weiss's vault of a one million year capsule.
Jesus Christ.
Cause he's immortal basically.
Leon chases them back to Dayton, the time cop does, but fails to stop them from distributing
the stolen time.
Cause they did, they stole the million dollar capsule.
They actually got it.
Cool.
And then distributed it to everybody.
How do you stop people from like, that's enough time for you, I need more.
Well, they just start shoving it on their wrist or whatever, where they get a whole
bunch of time all at once.
And then all those people run off real fast.
Leon times out the time cop.
That's a horrible, you think they would have like spare time.
While he's trying to chase down Sylvia and Will, he forgets his own clock.
Then he times out, having neglected to collect his day salary from his cop car.
Damn, he was that fucking, that fucking determined.
And with two minutes left basically on their time, Will and Sylvia nearly timed themselves
out but survived by taking Leon's salary from the cop car.
God dang it.
Why did they just get time from the fucking million?
Cause they gave the capsule that had all that on that to the person that was going to go
distribute it all.
How can they trust this random person?
Damn it.
TV reports then show factories in Dayton shutting down as everybody has enough time and abandons
their jobs.
Well, it sounds like everyone abandoned their jobs now.
Having seen the consequences of his obsession with the pair, Leon's colleague Jaeger orders
the timekeepers to return home.
He's like, fuck it, there's nothing else we can do.
They shut down the whole time thing because everybody has time now.
It's too late.
You have to set an example and bring them to justice.
You can't just let it go.
Then we have Will and Sylvia progressing to even larger banks, still trying to crash the
entire system.
And that's how the movie ends.
Them just robbing banks for time?
Them walking up to a bigger building bank and she's like, I told you there was bigger
banks.
Shut up you bitch.
You did this to me.
Cause the way they put it is like, Will acts like, I'll live by 24 hours anyway, so you
never know what tomorrow's going to bring.
It does, I guess he was trying to tell, I don't know what the writer was trying to say
that we're just wasting our time, but not paying attention to our time.
That could be one thing.
You should live every day like it might be your last cause you don't know what's going
to happen tomorrow.
True.
But at the same time, you still need to make plans for the future.
So it's like, I don't know.
It's weird.
I've actually seen that movie once and I don't remember anything about it.
When we go into the critical reception of this movie.
So whether it's one fucking comment, it's ass.
So on Rotten Tomatoes, the reports that 37% of the film, the 175 film critics gave the
film a positive review.
So it was a 37%.
The average rating is a 5.3 out of 10 total.
The website's consensus reads and times intriguing premise and appealing cast are easily overpowered
by the blunt heavy handed storytelling.
I told you.
Yeah.
Metacritic, which assigns a weighted average score out of a hundred to reviews from mainstream
critics gives the film a 53 based on 36 reviews.
Cinema score polls reported that the average grade movie goers gave the film was a B minus.
On an A plus to F scale.
Roger Herbert gave the film a positive review with three stars out of four.
So I don't know if fuck you watching that day, but it's been high on cocaine noting
that the premise is damn nably intriguing.
No, it's not.
But a great deal of this film has been assembled from the standard elements.
And then Henry Barnes noted that a wheel is one of the 99% and calls the character a Rolex
Robin Hood.
A what?
A Rolex Robin Hood.
By saying that he's a broke as fuck 90% of the movie.
Right.
But he's saying, well, he's rich now.
No, he's nice.
Broke as fuck.
He's still broke.
He was broke.
He was rich for like 20 minutes and then he went up to some casino and lost all his money.
His time, I guess.
He was rich for like, yeah, like for a couple of days.
Yeah.
Like I don't think it was like two days in the movie.
And he didn't do anything positive with it at all when he had it.
Not particularly, no.
I would have like, I would have kept working, right?
And then told nobody, well, shit, I would have bought a capsule and stored half of that
money away.
Instead of like taking it to the bank.
Yeah.
And then just worked hard for several decades because I've been like a hundred years.
Like, why would you not hide the money?
Right.
Hide the time.
That's what I would have done.
Like keep it in the capsule and then take little bits of it as you go if you really
needed it.
And then work really hard for like the next hundred years, make a fortune in the ghetto
and then fucking live it up with you and your money.
But act like you don't have the money.
Exactly.
Act like you're still living almost day to day and you would have been fine.
Although his mom died, timed out before he could do anything.
So she would have been dead.
That's probably what fucking broke him down.
If she had lived, he'd have been probably in that different story.
Probably because she would have been making smarter decisions probably.
Yeah.
It's like hide that shit.
His friend died and then him going to get, no his friend getting 10 hours, 10 years.
Him going to get like, he'll give us a couple of hours or a couple of months.
I think that's what he was going there for.
He's like, if he can give us like a couple of days each.
That was a nice story point, but why have him go there and have him be dead when he
gets there?
And the funny thing too is that whatever time is still left on you, like if you get killed,
the time goes with you.
Oh really?
So you can time out by not having enough time.
Wait, you guys don't die normally?
Yeah.
So they were like genetically predispositioned to it?
No, just like diseases and stuff don't get you.
Oh, okay.
Like just normal aging.
Well shit, that's even fucking worse.
So like if for instance, the Leonard Kirk.
And you get hit by a fucking car.
Yeah.
Then you still die.
And then I end up in a coma.
And then you take all the time.
And then I end up in a coma.
What about coma patients?
There isn't a, because there's not hospitals.
Just think about it.
People don't get sick really.
No doctors?
At least not that I've seen.
Who checks assholes?
The fractured buttholes.
Yeah, like who's like, spread your butt cheeks.
I need to check your ass hole.
You always need doctors.
Then we have the box office.
In time grossed only 12 million on its opening weekend, which is, that's just great.
I don't even know if that's good or bad, honestly.
12 million?
Yeah, we're looking at it from the people that are part of that world, right?
If my shit made 12 million, I'm like, 12 million dollars?
Yeah, but they spent 40 million to make it.
I know they did.
I did.
I'm just saying, the 12 million is a lot of money.
It is a lot of money.
But to them it's like fucking chump change.
Yeah, because 40 million, they just wasted it.
Yeah, like fucking Hollywood is just banking.
Debuting at number three behind Puss in Boots and Paranormal Activity 3.
You're not beating Puss in Boots?
No.
The film declined later on during its 14 week box office run.
The film eventually grossed 37.5 million in the US.
So it was in theaters for three and a half months?
Yeah.
Fuck.
It still only grossed 37.5 million.
Well, yeah, like Word of Mouth, it was good.
Like Word of Mouth is what fucking drove Paranormal Activity the first movie.
Yeah.
It fucking skyrocketed.
It wasn't the advertising.
They advertised after that movie came out, I think, because they was all Word of Mouth.
It was just like people are just terrified of Paranormal Activity.
I think it was the movie of the fucking summer.
And these two, these three bitches behind us ruined the movie.
Like me and my friend, we went to go see it, right?
Like we're trying to like, we're trying to like, we've heard how scary this is, right?
These three women behind wouldn't shut the fuck up.
Like they've seen it like four times or some shit.
They were just running their damn mouths.
It also gained 136.4 million internationally for a worldwide total of 173.9 million.
I fucking know this is stuffy.
But when you take into consideration that it was 40 million to produce, so you double
that and then add another, what, 20 million for marketing.
So they probably still made some money on it, but like worldwide.
Yeah.
US, yeah, they didn't recuperate their money from the US side.
It was international that they made their money.
Some people internationally watch that fucking horselush.
To be honest, I'd give that thing a four out of 10.
Give that shit a two out of one.
It just, it didn't make no damn sense.
It doesn't sound like it.
Like, okay.
The premise?
Fine.
Bullshit too.
You could at least make it work though.
I would lean in the time so hard.
You want some time soda?
You get 45 minutes if you drink this soda.
Or like, what is it with the steak?
If you eat this whole steak, instead of you get it free, get your time back.
That would be funny.
But yeah.
Like you'd have to like, there wouldn't be movies and books or anything because people
wouldn't waste.
Only the rich would watch that stuff or read it.
That is what it is.
It's like all the poor people.
No poor person, no poor person ever does anything for entertainment at all.
Right.
That would be the most depressing.
I thought it was from drinking.
Yeah.
That's all you got.
Let's get fucking wasted.
Old Leonard killed himself.
Drunk 10 years with alcohol.
Fucking wow.
And two days.
You have to remember this also took place in two days.
It did?
Basically.
Jesus.
Like by the time he went to the new Greenwich and by the time he came back, so max three
days?
So he lost hundreds of years of time in three days.
Yeah.
Because he won all that stuff from the casino and when he got invited over to the other
guy's house, he still had all of it.
I wonder the timekeepers took it all.
What would it, what would you, what was, what are you getting ready to the house for?
Because he was a good gambler.
Was it going to get strange?
That sounds like it was going to get strange.
Like you'll come over to my house.
We'll just talk you and me.
Well, apparently they were playing poker and he was really good at it.
So he invited him to play in a private game in the higher end.
Yeah.
He's got a poker.
Yeah.
So he likes to gamble.
Yeah.
If I, what does he came with time?
Yeah.
That's what they're doing with gambling with time.
You can't read books.
You can't go to movies.
You can't.
And like I said, fuck.
He was, he still had all of that time when he went to go to that private game, basically
got interrupted by the timekeepers and they came in and took it all.
He didn't squander it.
He just lost it all.
Like the plot device did not work very well.
Really?
It's like, I got all this time.
Oh, well they just took it all away now.
It's not like whenever you play a game and it's like a sequel to something and you start
off the game where they have all the equipment that you would have had if you finished the
game originally, but then like one little death ray makes you lose every fucking thing
and you gotta restart.
That was God of War two.
See?
Yeah.
You, uh, you had all these fucking buff upgrades and your health was like to the max.
And then Zeus is like, nah, and he fucks you up.
And all you want to do in that beginning of the game, all you want to do is land one hit
on Zeus before he kills you.
Cause you know he's going to kill you.
And you just, he's just too fast.
And it still makes me mad.
I just wanted to hit him one time.
Like he's just swinging so slow and so heavy and Zeus is like, and then you get sent to
Hades for like the second time.
He goes to hell.
He goes to hell a lot.
He never gets, he never stays there.
So he ain't got time to die.
But yeah, that's uh, uh, watch it at your own discretion.
Cause uh, I probably will.
So the man is safe reading it.
I'll do everything for her.
I'll do anything to her.
I will say she's a great actress is what I'm saying.
The plot doesn't drag.
I'll give him credit for that.
But in some points like, okay, what the fuck happens here?
You want to see a funny, a good movie that deals with time is crank where he, uh, this
hit man gets his Chinese poisoned pushed into his system, right?
He gets knocked out by this other gang and uh, he gets this like this experimental drug
in his body that like suppresses his adrenaline or something.
And like, if he doesn't keep his adrenaline up, he'll die.
So the whole movie, he's just doing wild shit to keep his heart pumping.
He's like, you know, he's fucking in public.
He's uh, putting car batteries with his fucking nipples and his tongue.
He's doing all sorts of shit to stay alive.
That one does the time thing too.
And it probably does it better.
Well it's, it's, it's not supposed to be a good movie or a good story.
It's just, wow, they're reverent stuff.
That's all you, all you can expect from that one.
I have to at least keep she under arrest.
That one over this probably.
Yeah.
Crank one and two is fucking, I love those movies.
But anything else to add before we head on out, before we waste everybody's time.
Yeah.
You can't get time back, apparently.
I think if I see the movie, I'll understand his, uh, what he was thinking behind it, but
doing it now, I don't really, I don't understand the premise of what the writer wants.
It had to be rewrites that ruined it.
Maybe rewrites always ruin a good script because they want to, they want to fuel it.
They want to construct it.
That it's palpable.
They want to condense it.
They want to make it palpable for general audiences and it loses whatever spark or original
thing it had.
Maybe then what I'm saying is don't let him rewrite your movie.
You're like, this is the movie I planned.
This is the movie we're doing.
Give me a $50 million.
Give me, give me 30 minutes.
I bet you're gonna make a box office hit.
No problem.
But like I said, watch it to your discretion.
Watch it so you know what not to do.
Exactly.
When you want to write a screenplay.
Well, you have to read Sid Fields three books.
I found out you can't just watch movies.
It doesn't work.
Well, unless you're writing the Godfather.
Apparently, yeah.
I knew exactly what to do.
Gifted for it.
We will see you guys on the next one.