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So we did one Robin Williams movie last week, which was a reverent comedy.
This week we're doing kind of a darker comedy, World's Greatest Dad.
It's one of the last movies that he was, not the last movie he was in, but within the last
like five years, I think, of his life.
It's a darker, a little bit darker than the other.
I guess if I had my head, I pictured it was like one of those earlier was like 80s movies.
No, no, no.
This is much, much later.
Okay.
So he's older Robin Williams.
Yes.
So we have a character named Lance Clayton, played by Robin Williams.
He's an inspiring writer and he has never gotten any of his works published.
So he saddles for working as a poetry teacher at the high school that his son, Kyle, played
by Darley Sabara, attends.
One morning Lance walks into his room to find him masturbating and practicing autoerotic
asphyxiation.
His son or himself?
His son.
That sentence didn't fit to my head.
Yeah.
So what the hell are you doing?
That one, that fucking rope is too tight.
You need a silk one.
You got all this information of to him.
Well, he was in the movie.
He walks in like, Oh Jesus Christ.
What the fuck are you doing?
Robin Williams like, no, he thinks he's dead at first.
So he runs in, he's like, Oh, runs in and the kid, what the fuck are you doing dad?
Jesus Christ.
People be freaking.
Lance thinks he's dead, but Kyle just tells him that he's fine and to leave the room because
he says he's fucking idiot.
Okay.
On the car ride to school, Lance unsuccessfully tries to bond with Kyle, who repeatedly calls
him and the music lands likes.
And I'll bleep this out so that way we don't get banned on YouTube.
A fag.
While walking through the school, Lance bumps into a fellow teacher, Claire, played by Alexey
Gilmore, whom he has dating.
In the hallway at school, Kyle shows his friend, Andrew, played by Evan Martin, some European
porn, but Andrew finds it disgusting as an attractive girl.
Jennifer played by Ellie Jameson walks by.
I'm confused.
What's, what's the, what's the Europe, what's the European part for?
Uh, if I remember right, it was somebody shitting on somebody else.
Why is that European of all things?
Why is that specified as European?
It's basically built enough that Kyle is a freak.
He's in high school, but he's like into some weird, weird shit.
I'm a freaking, I wouldn't watch people taking dumps on each other.
Yeah, and he says that his friends, uh, gay for not liking it.
So, well, I'm like, he uses the F word.
Can we mean I'm homosexual for not liking people taking dumps?
He's like, I would do it.
He's already gone on the deep end.
Yeah, he's like, he's already got auto asphyxiation.
You know, when you said that, it reminded me of a skit on a robot chicken where, uh,
Marty McFly, he was back for the future.
Yeah.
He asked Doc, how do you got that bump on his head?
He's like, Oh, I fell.
And then it cuts to the professor hanging off of the, the toilet.
Like he's on the toilet lid standing on it.
He's got a noose around his neck.
He jumps off and he starts jacking it hard as hell.
And the rope breaks and he hits his head on the side of the fucking toilet.
That's bad.
Kyle makes a sexual remark to this girl, uh, which causes him to get into a fight.
What do you say?
You like dookie?
I know he says that pussy ain't going to eat itself.
He's not wrong.
But just a random girl.
Don't do it to a random person.
Yeah.
He gets into a fight with another boy nearby.
They all get caught into the principal's office for the principal played by Jeff Pearson.
And with the guy yelling, your pussy can't eat itself.
They got into a fist fight.
Yeah.
Cause he walks up behind him like the fuck did you just say to her?
So I think they're dating.
So yeah.
Yeah.
And he gets his ass kicked.
Uh, the other guy or?
No, the.
The principal's dad or son.
Yeah.
Like he gets knocked to the ground and he starts deserves a bit of an asshole.
He probably likes that shit too.
He probably does.
It's like, I'm surprised.
He's like, get off me.
I'm fucking hard.
Yeah, probably.
The minute, the minute his fist touched his face, he's like, you gotta chump.
The principal advises Lance to take Kyle.
He thinks that he should transfer to a special needs school because he's like, you know,
I fall under my philosophy of don't, uh, it was someone's, uh, yum.
Yeah.
They like taking a shit.
So I guess that's their business.
I shouldn't condemn it because it's not wrong technically, but it's still, it's not, it's
not my thing.
Yeah.
But it's as a kid.
So a little bit different.
He should, what did he shit on fellow kids?
He wants to.
And that's their business.
I guess I just, I just mind my own.
I'll just be in the, I'll just be the guy.
Well, the principal, he thinks that Kyle should, he needs to go to a special needs school.
Who's the, who's the principal?
Uh, principal is played by Jeff Pearson.
Jeff Pearson, Jeff Pearson.
Why does that name sound familiar?
I think he's been at some other big movies.
He sounds so familiar and it's going to aggravate me the whole episode.
It will hang on them.
Go ahead.
I'll let not to worry.
Yeah, he, I know why Jeff Peterson, Jeff Peterson is, I bet it's his, is that his name?
It's it's a, the, for the sidekick for Craig Ferguson on the late Laceo Craig Ferguson,
Joffrey that wasn't the character's name.
I thought it was Jeff.
They gave him the most generic name they could find.
Yeah.
I think, but I think his full name is G E O F S. Yeah.
Jeff Joffrey.
Where do they change it?
The pronunciation.
I don't remember.
I always said Jeff, I think now I'm confused, but it wasn't the actor now.
Yeah.
He just reminded me of like one of my favorite.
It's funny.
That's my favorite late night show.
I can't remember his name.
Jeff Peterson.
That's it.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's it.
But yeah, he thinks that Kyle needs to go to a special needs school because he can't
do shit.
And he thinks that he's acting out like this because he's mentally deficient.
Hmm.
Then we have Lance.
He finds out that Mike played by Henry Simmons, one of his colleagues has published an article
on a famous magazine.
Lance tries to look happy for him, but can't help but feel a bit jealous.
Congratulations, you sort of a bitch.
As he notices Claire has taken an interest now in Mike.
No.
The woman that he's dating.
No baby, don't be like that.
I'd be like, go ahead girl.
If you don't like me, you don't need me.
I'll find someone else.
And of course it's one of those kinds of things where it's like, it was his first time.
He's like, I'm not going to be like that.
I'm not going to be like that.
It was his first time even sending anything into this newspaper and he gets published
the first time.
Man.
And this guy, Lance, he's trying to be a writer.
For like 55 years and he can't get a damn thing.
Basically yes.
He ain't done the story of our lives.
When Lance gets home.
Some people are Goku.
Some people are Vegeta.
Some people are instantly successful.
Other people are a cry.
I don't want to be a Samara Super Saiyan anymore.
I don't want it.
There.
It reminds me of what was it?
That little stretch where I Goku may go on, stay a Super Saiyan for like a year.
The hyper by time chamber.
No outside of it.
Like where they just had to stay constantly on their super Saiyan forums.
You're a bad father.
Goku became like second nature form.
I think where they would eat a Super Saiyan so they would probably shit.
She must block her ass.
Boom.
And so when Lance gets home, he finds Kyle's friend Andrew on the computer and asks Kyle
to send him home because he's grounded at this point for getting into the fight.
Yeah.
Kyle says he can't stay because, Kyle says that he can't send Andrew home because Andrew's
mom is an alcoholic.
What's that?
What's that to do with him?
Because he doesn't want to send him home because his mom is an alcoholic.
Lance decides to let him stay and Lance calls Claire while getting ready to go to her house
for dinner.
Like they had planned, but Claire cancels on him.
Damn girl, you're already leaving him that quick?
I know.
Lance spots Claire and Mike having a couple of laughs at the school parking lot.
So Lance asks Claire if she likes Mike because he says that we've never said we can't date
anybody else, but you know what, what, what's going on.
She gets pissed and she storms off angry, but later makes it up with Lance.
Later that night, Claire canceled yet another date.
So Lance settles with smoking pot for the night.
You're jerking off in the closet, probably.
No, sitting out on the porch, on the back porch, smoking weed.
Well damn, come on Lance, be a man.
With his neighbor and old lady that's right there beside him where she's like, I can't
breathe.
I'd be like, go inside then.
What?
He's like, he's nice to her.
He's like, well, I can give you some if you want some.
You're like, you want something?
She's like, no, I can't.
I got to, she like puts inhaler on her face.
Asthma.
She's like, now if you break them in some brownies, I wouldn't say no to that.
Granny gets down and they kind of talked or whatever, like over the balcony where they
were talking about a zombie movies.
Like night of the living dead.
That's an odd choice.
Okay.
Yeah.
Uh, the next day while Lance and Kyle are at the mall, they also spot Claire and Mike
again going up the escalator together.
Damn it.
Claire, Claire.
Yeah.
Kyle ditches Lance.
Oh, don't be like that.
That's fun.
Please.
And decides to go home with Andrew, his friend to plug in the new computer screen.
Lance just bought him at the mall because Kyle convinced his father and guilted him
into buying a new computer monitor at the mall.
That night, Lance, Kyle and Claire got to a fancy restaurant for dinner while they were
eating.
Kyle secretly takes pictures of Claire's underwear with his cell phone from under the table.
Okay.
Now he's taking it too far.
He's a weird little mother.
And by now he's like crossing a line.
Like at first of all, he's harassing a young girl at a school.
Now this it's, he's, he's red flags everywhere.
Yeah.
So after dinner, Lance drops Kyle off first and then drops off Claire, but refuses her
offer to have sex because he wants to hurry up and get home.
Oh, Kyle, the dad, Lance.
When Lance gets back home, he discovers that Kyle has died as a result of practicing auto
erotic asphyxiation.
What the fuck?
Yes.
And he also finds pictures of Claire on his phone.
He's jerking it to Claire.
Yes.
And he killed her.
And he posted it on the computer and stuff.
She must be that great.
Yeah.
And you have, as soon as he sees his son dying, it's like he automatically breaks down because
that's before seeing the pictures and stuff.
He's like, it just kills him.
Like you can tell that they tried to portray it as like a suit, like a truly heartbreaking
moment for him.
Yeah.
It's his son.
Yeah.
His son's a fucking freak.
I would agree with that.
To save Kyle the and himself embarrassment, Lance button up Kyle's pants, puts him back
on him and hangs his body from the closet and writes a fake suicide letter in order
to fake Kyle suicide.
Oh no, don't do that.
Yeah.
So he set it up as a, his son committed suicide and not auto asphyxiation.
I mean, if you were going to choose one of the two, I think I would choose the suicide
part again, if you need help to call the suicide hotline, but oh man.
Yeah.
You also don't need to be playing with auto asphyxiation cause it's basically trying to.
Yeah.
It's the same shit.
I heard Danny Carradine just do that all the time or David Carradine.
Once Lance returns to school after a couple of weeks or whatever time intermission.
Yeah.
Between the morning period.
Well, whatever, uh, like a time jump that they had, because they jumped from whatever
day that happened to like a couple of weeks.
All the stuff like pretty much like the funeral.
They passed over all that.
All the grieving.
Yep.
They passed over all that.
That's an interesting choice.
Yeah.
Cause we know how it's going to be.
So might as well move forward.
Right.
Instead of having that whole sequel on a montage, which is what most movies do, but this skips
over it at least it's like a weird choice.
I'd have to see it in person to see if it works or not.
It does.
Okay.
I guarantee you it does.
Cause I think everybody kind of knows how everything would work out anyway.
So you don't have to put that in.
And it's kind of one of those things that eats up time in a movie that you don't really
need.
Cause it's like, yeah, he's going to have a funeral.
The only thing that it shows regarding somewhat of that is after he writes the note, he prints
off the suicide note, all this.
He prints it out.
Yeah.
Well, he took the time to assume that it would print out the, okay.
Yes.
He did that.
Put it in his shirt pocket.
And then you see the, the only thing after that is the ambulance coming to take the body,
but there's no like funeral montage or anything in it.
So once he returns to school, he bumps into Kyle's friend, Andrew in the hallway.
Andrew tells Lance that Kyle didn't seem sad enough to commit suicide, but Lance just blows
him off by saying Kyle was a complicated guy.
That was a court in death.
Yeah.
Cause his friend doesn't understand how he didn't realize it.
Basically, which I guess if that like really happened to somebody that their friend does,
you would kind of think, damn, I didn't even know.
I never know.
So one day to fill in sad, Kyle calls Claire looking for someone to talk to the Claire
is that one of Mike's basketball games and blows them off.
Oh, Claire.
Yeah.
That's cold.
Lance baked some weed brownies and takes them to the old lady's house next door.
Not to the, not to the,
he's getting, he's getting laid some one way or another.
No, I think he just wanted to talk to somebody.
I understand.
She doesn't want to let him in at first because she's like, I don't let people into my house.
Like it just barely opened the door.
It turns out because she's a hoarder.
So she's got her file like stacks of paper and stuff.
And she's like, I know it's a fire hazard and everything.
I just can't for some reason get rid of it all.
I never really understood orders.
It's more of a mental thing.
I think it's funny.
Cause like, I understand that at one point at the same time, like I have like, like,
like a pendulum, like you're like, I kind of need this stuff.
And then like, I need to get rid of all this shit.
Yeah.
And then I go back and forth.
Like then you'll have, like you'll let, I'll let pile of stuff pile up and I just tend
to throw it all away.
I'm like a semi hoarder.
See, I keep most things, but I just organize it very, very well.
Yeah.
And keep it like stored.
My room looks like a landfill.
I don't know if that's true about geniuses are messy, but damn.
So sharing an interest in zombie movies, the neighbor invites Lance in to watch a zombie
marathon on TV.
Lance accepts gladly.
When Kyle's suicide notes or better yet, Lance's is published in the school newspaper.
No.
All attention turns towards Lance as Claire pays more attention to him and more students
switch from Mike's class to Lance's.
I call that a win.
A win is a win because this guy, Mike, he also teaches a literary class.
A win is a win.
And before, before Kyle passed away, the principal also told Lance that the next semester there's
only going to be one English class, one elective English class.
So he was just depressed anyway.
Adults to the death then.
Yeah.
As students inquire more and more about Kyle and his interests, Lance starts making things
up.
Calling his interests.
He liked people shitting into their mouth.
Yeah.
He's choking himself to climax.
Yep.
Taking an unsolicited picture from women, which is highly, I draw the line on all of
them.
Yeah.
He even starts writing a journal pretending Kyle wrote it.
The kids at school start wearing t-shirts with Kyle's picture on them, actually pretending
that they liked Kyle when they didn't.
They didn't even know who he was.
Well, no, they knew who he was and called him the freak.
Well, yeah.
I mean, he didn't know everything that he thought about, but like he's fucking, he's
just creepy, he's a weirdo.
Is he just walking around showing people nude pictures of people?
No, just his friend.
Oh, just his friend?
Yeah.
That's why his friend's like, I didn't know.
I knew he was a freak, but God dang.
Andrew, which is Kyle's friend, talks to Lance about saying the suicide note didn't seem
like something Kyle would write.
But once again, Lance blows him off by saying Kyle was smart and a complex individual.
Lance talks to the grief counselor, but he assures Lance that Kyle's suicide note has
touched a lot of students, causing them to reach out.
Oh God.
He assures Lance-
His lie is getting too big.
Yeah.
He assures Lance that Kyle may not have died in vain.
That weekend, Lance writes the rest of Kyle's journal, which he then gives to the grief
counselor telling him to take a look at it and see if he could publish it for any value
to the other students.
Claire also takes a look at it and they try to pick out a name for it called, you didn't
know me or something like that.
Like, oh my God, she finds the most cringe worthy title for it there ever could be.
They're going to publish his suicide note?
His journal.
Oh, his journal.
Yeah.
They published the suicide note in the school paper.
Okay, okay.
You know, like my brain is just, you've been hitting me with random stuff the last couple
weeks and they're CNC and I'm like, didn't I read that article about the 13 age consent
in Japan now that you're 16?
I'm a real, I can't get hard anymore is what I'm saying.
They publish the journal, which is then handed out to every kid in the school.
This grows all the more popular, but it seems as if Mike is starting to get suspicious.
Lance cancels on his neighbor by saying he has an emergency even though he is playing
golf with Mike and principal Anderson.
There principal Anderson tells Lance, Mr. Anderson, that he's going to rename the school
library after Kyle.
Oh no.
Even though he had once suggested Kyle be put in a special needs school.
So he completely flipped on that one.
Lance gets invited to go on to a talk show, but as he is getting ready to leave, Andrew
visits him again and tells him how the journal doesn't sound like anything Kyle would write.
He said, there's no fel chain.
There's no fisting.
There's no, he said all those.
Oh God.
He's like, Kyle used to talk about that kind of stuff.
Jesus.
Like his friend knew what he did.
What you friend knew.
Yes.
Lance gets a bit worked up and tells him to just let it go.
And no wonder his mother drinks causing Andrew to storm off.
Everyone's always storming off.
I like to see that in person.
It's funny.
After the show, the talk show, Lance gets a call from somebody saying that the journal
has caught the attention of several publishers and that they want to publish the book like
nationwide type thing.
So the next day at the library dedication.
They go, do you go on Oprah and Oprah catches him?
No.
But she caught that one writer that made up a bunch of talking, tore into his asshole.
I'll never forget that.
I think that's what they were trying to make fun of though on this by acting like she didn't
catch it.
Cause that writer had lied about a bunch of stuff that he said was nonfiction.
And when he, uh, he, she caught him on the mat, she tore into him.
I was like, man, why did you go back a second visit?
So the next day at the library dedication fueled by the guilt of exploiting his son's
death for his own benefit and the hatred towards those who are pretending to have liked Kyle
when in real life they didn't Lance tells everyone the truth behind Kyle's death.
Oh boy.
He's like, yeah, he died jerking it only in a movie.
He would accumulate to such a pitch that it would be in that situation on live TV or in
front of a bunch of people at the school.
That's why movies are so magical.
Revealing that he was the one who wrote the suicide note and the journal.
Lance walks through the crowd full of looks of indignation.
Now that everyone knows that he is living a lie and immediately after in my head, right?
Like he's walking to the crowd, right?
So like a burrow, we're just bow and then like, and then like he stops, right?
And looks over at Claire and they meet.
I died.
She, she, she doesn't want to lose scoffs.
And then he keeps walking.
Well, no, what she does, she's the first one to walk out to him after he says it and slaps
the shit out of him.
Yeah.
So after that feeling liberated, he runs to the school pool and dives in naked.
You see any Robert William penis?
Huh?
Now I check this movie out.
See what's wrong with his packing.
But apparently he was a diver in high school.
So now that he's liberated from lies, he just jumps off the diving board because he, it's
like a, so he jumps and he's just fucking swinging.
It's only through the water.
That's all you say.
Damn.
I was right.
The more men don't go nude movies.
No, just let that shit hang out.
Lance is now disliked by everyone except for his.
No shit.
Except for his neighbor that takes pot brownies from him and Andrew, his son's friend.
Andrew still likes him.
Who advises him to keep writing because the writing helped multiple people.
The movie ends with Lance, his neighbor and Andrew watching a zombie movie.
Oh, that's sweet.
Kind of.
Well, Andrew goes to go get one of the brownies cause he doesn't know they're pot brownies.
So it is a dark comedy.
Yeah, it is a dark comedy.
It's one of those movies I think a lot of people overlooked from where I, from Robin
Williams, but
But then he ended up, you know, doing his own thing, which is crazy for it to be a movie.
One of his last movies.
Yeah.
I actually, I need, I can actually look it up, see when it was made.
But yeah, I'm a guest.
Twenty, twenty eleven.
I have no idea.
2009.
Close enough.
And Robin Williams passed away when?
I don't know.
Cause I may be thinking that, uh,
Some of them have movies on the back burner that don't come out till well after they've
died.
Yeah.
He passed away in 2014.
So five years within that five year period.
So I wonder if he thought about that movie a lot during the end.
I don't know.
Maybe.
I mean, to me, it's kind of like with a, like Chester Bennington from Lincoln Park, every
song that they had was about mental health and like, uh, there was a bunch of songs that
he had like, uh, uh, crawling where it's like crawling in my own skin.
Like man, life is complicated.
But that's what I'm saying.
Like him doing a film like that kind of shows the mental state that I think he probably
really was in.
Yeah, maybe that's why he was able to play the character so well in that film.
Cause he's kind of drawing probably from his own emotions a little bit.
Yeah.
So I could see that overall though.
It's not a 10 out of 10, but that's a good seven at least.
Like as long as you're okay with the, uh, with just some truly dark subject matter,
the dark stuff, uh, the acting was really, really pretty good in it.
Uh, it's more of a little bit of a slow burn compared to some movies, but it's only an
hour and a half movie.
So when they tell me slow burn, right.
I tell them luck.
L O C K E if you can sit through that movie, you can sit through any movie.
So if you can sit through that movie and be interested, you can sit through any movie.
I promise you.
I locked was a Tom Hardy, you know, venom.
Yes.
The entire movie, except for the very beginning is all in his car.
That's it.
Oh good God.
That, yeah, that's it.
I can't, and he's having phone conversations with a bunch of people.
Cause there's something went down.
There's the construction site with his wife, some woman that he got pregnant.
Uh, that's a, and it's just, it's just constant phone calls with various people.
Yeah.
That was it.
And I watched, I was, I was in like euphoria cause I could not stop watching the movie.
I was like, it was one of those movies where like nothing else mattered to why you're watching
the movie.
Yeah.
Cause it was so compelling and I was so drawn in and this Tom Hardy man can act with a plastic
bag.
And so if it's so, when people say it's slowly, like you gotta be careful.
It's a slow burn.
I'm like, believe me, I know what a slow burn is.
Well, like I said, it's for me, it's not, uh, it's not a Jackie Chan movie.
Like it's not like a normal Robin Williams movie.
Like I'm not, I'm not creaming out.
Do you push that shit down some more?
I mean, it's not Mrs. Doubtfire.
It's not that kind of a comedy.
So it's not the mental stage.
Sure change from Mrs. Doubtfire to this.
Yeah.
I think he's been in a lot more darker movies as he got older.
That's why I said he was like a kind of like a bad guy.
And one of them wasn't like taking pictures of people and murdering women.
I think there was a movie like that.
Yeah.
That's what I'm saying.
I think he was drawing a lot more on his personal emotions in this movie than wild.
Yeah.
It wasn't just putting on that front.
Yeah.
Or acting.
Yeah.
Just a fountain of reality somewhere.
Yeah.
But like I said, overall, uh, probably give it about a seven.
Damn.
If I can see Robin Williams, Dick, I'll give it a 10 out of 10.
Yeah.
I'll watch it.
Well, what minute does it cut his dick whip out?
Very good.
Well, 59 minutes in.
Well, it's an hour and 30 seconds.
If I've seen Tommy Chong's dick, I might as well see Robin Williams as well.
But anything else to add?
Was it circumcised?
I did.
I didn't show all that.
This is a little more silhouette of the map.
Damn.
If you're going to go full dog, at least full go full dog.
Who have full dog where you were like, God dang, only thing.
Who's going full dog where you were like, God dang, that was naked.
Bad.
Nowhere.
There was a full dog scene in that, uh, Sasha Baron Cohen movie.
Uh, uh, Bruno, man, that was just a dick swinging in that movie.
Nowhere.
It's funny how straight I am and how much I think about penis.
It's a conundrum that I'm still trying to figure out.
Like, I guess cause I'm just comfortable with, I like women and I would probably never hook
up with a man or even a woman with a penis because I don't want to play with another
person's penis regardless.
But I don't mind talking about penis.
So yeah, whip it out.
Let me see.
I don't care.
If I become a movie star, you'll be guaranteed I'll go full dog.
That's just walking on stage with nobody else.
You're rated PG movie, whipping out full dog.
This is a toy story five, sir.
What are you doing?
You won't even be in the movie.
My dog will be.
Oh God.
But yeah, I would definitely recommend it though.
It's not bad.
If you like Robin Williams in general, yeah, it's a decent movie.
I love them in a hello Vietnam.
What was that?
What was it called?
Vietnam movie.
I don't know.
I can't remember the name of it, but where he's like, good morning Vietnam.
Yeah.
It's a good movie.
Yeah.
I watch movies for my storytelling, writing a reservoir.
So I get ideas.
Like, that's a good idea.
Let me, if I can rework it to it and instead of not steal their ideas, but you know what
I mean?
Like I see how they've done it and see how I would do it.
I don't go in there for nudity unless it's like something like one of my favorite nude
scenes of all time.
Do you want to know what it is?
Hot tub time machine.
If you know the scene with the bathtub, you know exactly what I mean.
Just so wet and just, she just, she just got.
And with that, we will see you guys on the next one.
She just had some titties.
Bye.