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I'm Caleb.
And I'm Jonathan.
And we are a couple of bros on a mission to give you guys the most detailed movie reviews
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This week on the podcast it is another freaking slow ass week in terms of news.
Oh straight up.
Dude it is like, it's been stupid slow lately.
I mean I feel a huge reason is because the writer is an actor strike.
Like that's a huge reason.
Yeah like everything has been put on hold.
Rightfully so as it should.
Yeah as it should but still it freaking blows.
You think we'd hear at least one thing interesting.
You know fair enough but nope.
Yeah we got freaking nothing.
Sam Nelson is here with us.
In our chat what is up Sam.
Oh and Stacey.
Hey Sam I gotta say I love your profile picture.
It's amazing.
On Facebook it's truly incredible.
Oh man dude I seriously laughed at that for like 10 minutes when I saw what he changed
it to.
Like that was freaking fantastic.
Right so good.
Oh man.
Oh but yeah so anyway we got nothing to talk about in terms of 4k nose through the wall.
So we will be getting straight into our breakdown of Oppenheimer.
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Gas prices going up.
We get it man.
We get it.
Whatever it takes right?
Yeah dude.
Freaking gas prices is freaking like jacking me up.
Something awful.
I'm curious how much is gas out there?
So it was, or at least where I go, because I go to the gas station that's connected to
like the grocery Walmart.
So like last time I filled up it was 408.
Now it's up to I think like 415.
So how much is it out there?
Okay you're going to hate me?
I swear to God it's under four bucks isn't it?
It's like 338 or something like that.
You can go suck a toe.
You can suck a toe.
That's all I got to say.
I can't complain.
I drive a Corolla so it gets great gas mileage, but still you can suck my toe Caleb.
Oh man.
It's 425.
I mean that's not much better.
It's just a little cheaper.
So Jamie you should go to the gas station that's connected to the grocery Walmart in
Pleasant Grove.
I think it's like a couple cents cheaper.
I recommend it.
The fact that we're talking about gas on a freaking movie podcast is hilarious.
Yeah I know.
Isn't that a Smith's?
No, no it's a...
No you're thinking of the Smith's in Lehigh.
There's a grocery Walmart in Pleasant Grove and there's like a Murphy's Express or something
connected to it.
So that's usually where I go.
You know what Sammy?
She does Maverick.
Probably a good idea.
I mean you earn points that way.
I don't earn crap going to this place.
I figure after grocery shopping might as well just fill up the tank while I'm there too.
Kill two birds with one stone.
Yeah dude I used to love Maverick and it was nice because I was driving the dumpster truck
and so I had the company card so I'd have to fill up close to every other day.
So I was racking up points.
I freaking got enough points to get one of their big old giant mugs in maybe a week.
Dude that's insane.
Yeah it was freaking nuts but then I had to freaking track down a Maverick that actually
had one when they finally sent me my like... because I submitted for it like on their app
and then they sent me a little ticket to take two of Maverick.
I'm like why didn't you just send me the freaking cup assholes?
Yeah seriously.
So I had to hunt one down and I took it to a bunch of different Mavericks the next week
I got it and I was like hey here to claim my mug and they were like that sucks we don't
have one.
Like are you freaking kidding me?
Please tell me one of them actually had that reaction.
That sucks.
What did all of them have?
So one in PG was just like well that blows.
I didn't end up finding one until I had a job in Eagle Mountain.
So I had to go to Eagle Mountain to get my Maverick mug.
Holy damn bro.
Yeah it was freaking ridiculous dude.
Was it worth it though?
That's the question.
Was it so worth it I used that thing to death.
But something happened I think it got a crack in it because it started...
I noticed that there was like sloshing around when I would drink or when I would empty stuff.
The things we do for free stuff.
It's so true.
Dude I'm such a cheap ass.
So if anything is labeled as free I'm freaking Johnny on the spot.
So I freaking love that mug though until it freaking broke on me.
That does suck.
I wonder if...
I mean because I still have some of the old 7-Eleven giant mugs when they used to have
movie advertisements on it.
So I have a Hulk one and I think a Shrek 2 one.
I haven't tried out Liquid in them for years but I'm curious if...
I'm assuming that they still hold up.
At least I hope so.
The fact that they used to...
I think they still do them.
But the fact that they used to do them that big and they would expect people to put that
much soda or shit like that.
Don't get me wrong.
I enjoy drinking soda.
Dr. Pepper is my shit.
But...
Yes, yes I was.
Caleb was Maverick's bitch driving all around just for a mug.
I absolutely was.
But I don't know maybe it's just me but isn't that like a little too much soda?
Those big ones yeah but I always filled mine up with water.
Okay so yeah that's the smart thing.
These things were so big.
Like I said I got no room to talk.
I'm a soda drinker.
Dr. Pepper is like freaking...
That would be like if I lost blood just put Dr. Pepper into my system.
But I don't know.
You're the type of person to see someone coming out of 7-Eleven with a freaking gallon sized
mug full of soda and be like that just seems like too much soda while downing like two
energy drinks.
What's your point?
No point just thought I'd point that out.
Look I know I drink a rock star every morning but you don't have to rub it in okay?
At least it's not Red Bull.
Geez.
Your heart's probably like hating you.
No dude it's so sad that there's like so many energy drinks in my lifetime that honestly
it seems that most of them don't do jack shit for me anymore.
Like rock star does a little bit but even Red Bull doesn't do anything for me anymore
if anything at this point I'm just drinking them for the taste.
Geez that is no bueno.
Oh I know so I'm sure I've cut off at least like 5-10 years from my life for how many
energy drinks I've consumed in my lifetime.
I blame college but also work.
But mostly college because freaking going to college and also working a full time job
that was a bitch and I don't recommend it even though I never finished.
Yeah I was just going to point that out when's the last time you actually went to college?
Um not important.
We're approaching we're on 5 years right now.
It's been 5 years since I've been to college.
Hey I got halfway.
Yeah so you're blaming college on your freaking energy drink problem?
I am.
What?
I am?
I bet you if you ask a lot of freaking college students that they would say the same that
not only have to do full time college but still students.
Your excuse is just getting worse.
Kiss my ass dude.
No no no no no come on come on.
A lot of college students still are.
Sam we're supposed to have my back in this.
You know how like a couple weeks ago it was attack Caleb I think this episode is going
to be attack Rose or attack Jonathan.
I think that's cool I'm okay with that.
Yeah I agree with Sammy your grasping at straws here man.
I'll give you work I will definitely give you work as a contributing factor to your
energy drink problem but you can't use college anymore.
Alright fine.
But I wasn't trying to use it for now I'm just saying that years ago like it what I
wasn't getting a lot of sleep doing not only college but also a 40 or a full time job it
was not fun and so Red Bulls Rockstars those were my best friends and I regret it.
It wasn't a great decision because like I said it probably knocked off like five years
of my life.
But oh well I believe it that one time I went to one class in college.
Oh yeah dude I gave up sodas and I mean I wasn't super into energy drinks but I gave
all that like sodas up like specifically for freaking water.
Did you want to pass that on to me because like I don't know if I could live without
Dr. Pepper like that shit is just liquid gold that's what Dr. Pepper is.
I had someone at work they wanted to invite me to this museum that doubles as a speakeasy
which is like something that they use during the prohibition for bars.
Like you go through the whole museum and it's just like talking about like the prohibition
and whatnot and then they have like a little back room where it's like a bar and whatever
and he's like yeah we should go and I'm like that'd be great but I don't drink and he's
just like oh well I mean I'm sure you can get a soda and like I don't drink soda.
He's like what the hell do you drink and I'm like well I drink water and then when I feel
like treating myself I drink lemon water and then he like he walked off.
I thought it'd be when you want to treat yourself it'd be lemonade.
I'll drink lemonade every once in a while like not as often as I used to.
Really?
Yeah.
Interesting.
Like I feel like I've just slowly weaned myself off flavored drinks.
Damn man I gotta take a page out of your book man because this is something I really need
to do.
Yeah.
I mean even like I'll say this too even when I do drink lemonade I will water it down.
Bro what the hell.
Like no shit.
I will fill up like a gallon pitcher of like of lemonade right.
And so in my mug so like here this isn't the mug I usually use but I will pour my lemonade
up to here and fill the rest with water.
Bro you've gone so healthy on me what the hell.
Dude it doesn't freaking feel healthy or like I don't feel healthy.
I still like dude what freaking sucks is I'm not the best at like hydrating.
I'll get Sam.
Despite my water intake I will go the week so like I work for those of you that don't
know I work Friday Saturday and Sunday so I will go most of the week without drinking
like as much water as I should because I'm usually inside because it's hotter than Satan's
ball sack out here in Georgia.
So I'm not drinking as much as I should be and then when I'm working I'll be just downing
water and then I'm having it like go stop at the restroom like every half hour.
Like it is ridiculous.
Damn bro holy shit.
Yeah I'm just like oh my god.
Like haul ass and then usually so it's like that usually happens to me on Fridays.
Saturdays because I've hydrated so much on Friday I'm usually good.
Sundays I'm usually good because I've kept that up and then Mondays I'm pretty decent
and then Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday I don't hydrate as like I need to and it's just an
endless cycle.
And I feel like honestly because I mean I work for our five days a week sometimes six
sucks but whatever.
But yeah like I will actually bring water bottles where drink the amount of water that
I need to in one day at work.
Yeah when I'm off oh hell no that friggin just goes out the window.
Never happens.
Do one lady at work is super smart.
She has a clear water bottle.
It's like a gallon sized water bottle but she has a decal on it that marks where she
should be how much water she should be drinking like throughout the day.
Dude I've seen those.
Sorry.
Yeah and then she has like on her watch.
And then on her watch it will like give her an alarm or whatever and so she just like
has to pay attention to what she's been drinking.
So like that's usually like her water break.
So it's like every hour like her phone or her watch will give her a little notification
like hey drink some water.
And so she'll just down whatever she needs to for that hour and she like I need that
in my life.
Dude they actually I know exactly what you're talking about.
They sell them on Amazon.
My buddy J.C. he doesn't use it as I can't remember the last time I saw him use it.
But yeah like you will have like oh you're off to a great start oh you need to pick it
up and then like oh final push oh you got this like that kind of stuff.
Yeah kind of.
But like hers isn't like given anything motivational on it.
It just has the line.
Oh it's not.
Yeah it's just the lines with the time.
Okay because I okay I don't think I've seen any ones with just like the times but I have
seen the motivational ones like on Amazon for I think like 20 bucks.
Okay Sammy says you actually drink water.
Oh wait you talking about me or talking about him.
That's weird.
I'm having to point the opposite direction because I forget that that is mirrored.
I promise if it is me I promise it's not just like you know like the bottle of waters you
get from a pack of water.
It's actually like a decent like good sized water bottle.
Yeah she's talking about you.
Damn it's not that it's not like you know like just a regular sized water bottle.
It's actually like a good like what you're supposed to get through a day at least I think.
It's a good size like that big.
Let's see how much water how much water should you drink a day.
What the hell is this episode turning into.
I know it's kind of turning into like a hell.
4k or yeah we don't got any 4k or news but let's talk about how Jonathan and Caleb should
change their drinking habits not eating habits just drinking habits.
If you drink it.
All right so it says 15 points.
I drank some Dr. Pepper.
Yeah 15 and a half cups a day.
Shit I don't think I get that much.
Let's see what that is in gallons.
Eight eight ounce glasses or about half a gallon of water daily.
That doesn't seem right.
Many believe there are strong health benefits to be gained by increasing your water intake
to a full gallon per day.
On the worst side tracking you guys.
This is horrible getting sidetracked.
That is true.
But let's point out that it is possible to over hydrate yourself.
I just want to point that out.
Oh gosh I'm going to Google that shit now.
Oh you don't believe me.
No I don't.
Can you over hydrate yourself with water.
People can develop over hydration if they have a disorder that decreases the body's
ability to excrete water or increase the body's tendency to retain water.
So if you it's just if you're not able to like regulate it seems like.
Well you know what Adam Ruins everything lied to me though.
Okay well he does like a shit ton of research so it's like I'd believe him.
Okay okay okay so yeah.
Like the doctor that was on that episode she basically just said just drink when you're
thirsty.
Like definitely get your water intake but like don't overdo it.
Like definitely drink when you're thirsty but don't believe that you just have to take
in gallons and gallons.
Yeah but if you drink when you're thirsty you're already dehydrated.
You're supposed that's like why you're supposed to maintain so you don't get thirsty.
Yeah that's a good point.
That's a good point.
I got to watch that episode again because like I might have heard it wrong.
Alright let's see what happens when you drink too much water.
You can experience water poisoning, intoxication, or disruption of brain function.
This happens when too much water cells or too much water in the cells causing them to
swell.
When the cells in the brain swell they cause pressure in the brain.
You may experience things like confusion, drowsiness, headaches.
Wow.
Yeah so apparently.
Okay I'll.
I can drown my brain by drinking too much water.
Okay that's cool.
Yeah.
Alright.
Yeah she's going to say if you're thirsty you're already dehydrated.
If you have a cup with a straw you are likely to drink more water.
That's true too.
I usually have a straw with my cup too.
I don't have a clean one right now otherwise I would have one but yeah all of them are
in the wash right now.
But anyway there's your hydration facts with the Albrows.
Oh my god.
This should be a new segment.
Learning with the Albrows.
Dude we do get on like educational tangents every once in a while.
That's true we do and it's really funny.
Straight up I agree with Sammy it's too much work to lift and tilt the cup to your mouth.
It is quite a bit of work.
She is not wrong.
Yeah.
This is Sam says we're all smarter now.
Oh man.
Oh.
Anyway getting back on track unless you have anything else to add about hydration and water.
I personally have nothing.
Well then let's say we get into this breakdown finally.
Let's do it.
Alrighty so getting into this week's headliner we will be breaking down Christopher Nolan's
latest film Oppenheimer.
You went to see it when yesterday?
Or no you went Monday.
I went today and I can't wait to talk about this movie.
It is a masterpiece that's what it is.
It's up there.
I thought you were going to say agree to disagree.
This is good.
We'll get into this.
We will get into it.
But first what we will get into we did ask a question of the week.
I don't think we got any responses on Instagram or YouTube.
That's unfortunate.
Yeah every once in a while we will but it's not too often.
But our question of the week we did ask what is another historical event perspective that
you would like to see made.
Like with this one being Oppenheimer's perspective of the development of the atomic bomb.
So we did get a few responses over on TikTok.
Oh we actually got a lot more than I thought.
Yeah we got a pretty damn good amount honestly.
So my first one is from Mayonnaise who says World War II in the eyes of three soldiers
who are German, Italian, and Japanese witnessing the horrors of war.
That would be cool I'm not going to lie.
I think that would be freaking wild.
That's one of the things like a World War II perspective of a Japanese soldier and someone
that witnessed the atomic bombs and shit like that.
I feel like that would be terrifying.
That would be.
Yeah that would be very interesting.
But yeah I would definitely pay to see that.
Oh yeah.
Alright what would you got?
I got one from Liam KS.
He said Titanic would be cool.
And you know I got to agree with him because he doesn't really because you asked a different
one question mark and then Sian Mahur I hope I pronounced that right.
I think that's Sean.
Sean wow my bad.
I think one that's more about the boat itself than the James Cameron film.
And then Liam said what do you mean a different one.
I'm going to agree with actually Sean.
I like the approach of like actually just focusing on not only the shit.
I don't know like don't get me wrong I love James Cameron's version of Titanic but I kind
of hate that it just turns into a love story.
Turns into it was always a freaking love story.
That's true it really is just a love story.
I don't know I would have liked them to focus on like other passengers of the Titanic not
just those two entirely.
Like James Cameron's movie is like a visual spectacle when the freaking ship is going
down it's incredible.
But I would be very interested to see someone's different take on the tragedy.
I think that would be a cool one to get like the developer like whoever designed the ship
because obviously it was marketed as like the unsinkable ship.
So could you imagine freaking waking up the next day and being like oh freaking Titanic
the unsinkable ship sunk.
Yeah I'd be like oh shit I'm fired.
That would be real like I don't know what like what perspective like I'd like to see
more like I think it'd be cool to see like stories of what about the guy that hit the
bridge.
That is hilariously messed up.
So just a first person the whole movie just the first leading up to just leading up to
that moment.
Just like the movie ends right as he freaking hits the propeller.
That's messed up and we love it.
Oh shit okay wow that was fantastic Sam.
Yeah.
But yeah I think I think that'd make for a really interesting movie because I was just
thinking like oh maybe it's just the other kind of like what you said other passengers
perspectives and I'm like we kind of got that more or less.
That's a good point.
It's just like I think it'd be interesting to get something a little bit different.
Yeah yeah I definitely agree.
Yeah all right my number or my next one is actually from Axie who says Genghis Khan.
Very good answer.
Yeah I think that like I don't know if there's too many movies about Genghis Khan or at least
not ones that are like have some historical accuracy to them.
I know his history is a little bit muddled but I think that would be make for a really
interesting movie.
Agreed.
Yeah so what do you got next?
I got from Jack is cool two exclamation points in red.
I just have to point that out.
Covid 19.
I can get down with that.
Caleb's comments the best that's still fairly fresh but done right.
We could see it.
Yeah of course we could see it.
We freaking lived it.
Yeah I want Christopher Nolan to do a Covid 19 movie.
That's what I want.
Dude somehow I feel like he'd make it like really freaking epic and that kind of pisses
me off.
Okay either him.
Okay these are my two picks.
Either him or Quentin Tarantino.
Those are my two picks for a Covid 19 movie.
Fair okay so this one I freaking loved.
It's from shop who said a movie that is about the guy who made the first movie.
Oh yeah I love that idea.
Dude that would be wild.
That would be incredible.
I want that right now.
Yeah I want to know like do you know off the top of your head what the very first ever
movie was?
I do not unfortunately.
I know that there was a lot of stuff like way back when where it was mostly images.
It was just moving images.
I know one of the first things that was publicly shown was a train just coming down the railroad
track and I know that that freaked a bunch of people out because they thought a freaking
train was coming through the screen like the projection so they like freaking bounced.
They see this train freaking come.
It was 3D before 3D was even a thing.
Yeah pretty much because it's something they'd never seen before.
They'd never seen an image move and so like gosh the shit I would pay to go back and experience
that.
Obviously I couldn't experience it but just to see how people reacted to that.
It does say the first motion picture film is believed to be Louis Le Prince's Round
Hay Garden scene.
It was recorded in Leeds in England in 1888.
It is two seconds long that doesn't count.
It counts as a movie?
Yeah that doesn't freaking count.
First I'm gonna say feature movie.
The first feature length movie.
The story of Kelly Gang on Boxing Day 1906, the story of the Kelly Gang opened at Athenium
Theatre in Melbourne.
It was the first multi-reel feature length film ever produced in the world.
So that's what I'm talking about.
That's the movie I want to see the story of.
That would be super cool.
That would be really really cool.
The first narrative feature film.
It was 60 minutes long.
And so it was made in 1906.
God damn that's insane.
Everything else prior was just a couple seconds.
Like this freaking Round Hay Garden scene, two seconds long, that's a freaking gif.
Oh shit.
So yeah I would love to see a movie based off of that.
Yeah that would be truly incredible.
What else you got?
I got from, I'm gonna butcher this, Gon Corino?
I hope I said that right.
A Donner Party movie would be really dark but also really interesting.
Yes.
I'm down.
Yeah, me too.
Like especially if they took like the horror thriller.
Oh dude.
Route.
That would be so so good.
I think that'd be freaking sick.
That would be really sick.
Become friends the early years.
Unfortunately, I don't think that'd be very interesting.
It wouldn't.
Yeah, we were kind of boring when we first met, not gonna lie.
Yeah, like so, so no I get it.
So we met in junior high.
I was, we had gym class together.
I was the teacher's assistant and Rose was just, was in the class.
Like we didn't really like interact all that much.
I think like we talked a couple times.
I think so.
Yeah, but we didn't start hanging out till you converted.
Yeah.
And then after that we just started hanging out like all the time.
Yeah.
Like honestly, if it weren't for that, wouldn't have met, I wouldn't have gotten to know you
more.
Never would have met Sammy, Sierra.
Never would have gotten to know Sam Stacey.
So yeah, it was definitely worth it.
Yeah.
So basically the entire All Bros base wouldn't be here.
Exactly.
Oh my, yeah.
Oh man.
Please tell me you snapped him with the towel.
No, I took my teacher's assistant duties very seriously.
So I did not snap anyone with a towel.
That's what a teacher's assistant is asshole.
Hey, you guys had to freaking run.
I didn't.
That's true.
I don't know, man.
It felt like you were kind of kissing Coach Stephens' ass sometimes.
Dude, I just didn't want to freaking run.
That was my deal.
I was lazy.
Dude, I had asthma.
How do you think I felt?
Well, you probably should have volunteered for teacher's assistant then.
I was nude.
Freaking, were we in seventh or eighth grade when we first met?
So we didn't end up becoming friends until like summer of nine or between eighth and
ninth.
Okay.
And so I knew, it's like I knew of you in seventh.
Okay.
But yeah, that, yeah, not a super interesting story.
No, it's really not.
But yeah, like the only thing I remember from like that period of time was making all the
assholes in that class run stairs.
Dude, you know what?
This is like really dumb.
But what I remember, I forget his name, but there was this one kid that would occasionally
wear a freaking Michael Myers Halloween four t-shirt to class.
That was like the t-shirt that I would occasionally see him wear.
And I'm just like, they actually let him wear that to school?
Like seriously, I mean, you know, I want to be best friends with this guy because he actually
loves Halloween as much as I do.
At least I think so.
But I don't know.
I thought school was a lot more strict when it came to that kind of stuff.
Not when we were in.
I think they are a little bit more now, but back when we were in, I don't think they cared
what you wore as long as it wasn't like anti-Semitic.
So you're telling me I could have worn my Freddy versus Jason t-shirt?
Probably.
Damn it was bold.
Well the only thing, like, did he only wear it during gym?
Well, no, like he would actually wear it to school.
It's not the shirt that he wore for gym.
Okay.
Yeah, I don't think they had any restrictions like that.
As long as it wasn't like vulgar or had crude imagery, I don't think they care.
Well damn it.
Oh well.
Yeah.
Anyway, so yeah, Donner Party movie would be really freaking cool.
My the Dommer Party or another Dommer Party would be really, really fun.
We'll have the Donner Party and the Dommer Party.
There we go.
Those are the those are the two movies.
Good hell.
All right, next is mine is Liam Miller 796 who said a Civil War epic from the perspective
of Robert E Lee.
Oh yeah, I like that.
Yeah.
And he even casted Robert E Lee perfectly.
He said he wants John Malkovich to play him.
Oh, dude.
Even killer casting.
Yeah I think that'd be freaking badass.
I agree.
It's cool.
If you look at pictures of Robert E Lee, he kind of has like a John Malkovich vibe about
him.
But yeah, so it's just like he's he was the commander of the Confederate States Army.
Especially when the Confederacy lost the war.
So I think that would have been a really weird time for him.
Yeah, very true.
So I think that that would have been a really that'd be a really interesting story to hear.
Agreed.
I say yeah, you got another one?
Yeah, just for.
I actually like I don't know if I want to see this actually get made, but just I kind
of want to see it like, okay, I don't know if I want to see this into turn into like,
you know, like a movie, but like I kind of want like a like a mini documentary series
on it because I'm interested.
Person at said who invented the IC?
I'm intrigued.
Like honestly, like I'm interested.
And like also, I'm also interested to see what like how big the rivalry is or what started
not what started how big the rivalry was back then between IC and Slurpee.
Like come on.
Like we all want to see that, right?
Yeah, dude, like, OK, I don't know if you've seen it.
The flaming hot.
No, I've been wanting to.
It's on my list.
It's not bad.
Really?
OK, like I thoroughly enjoyed that movie.
It's like Peacock, right?
Yeah, I think it's on or is it or is it?
I think it's Disney.
Oh, it's Disney.
I think so.
Let me let me check.
Yeah, that's on Disney and Hulu.
OK, very decent watch.
If you get I'll definitely be checking it out.
Yeah, it's it's really good, really good.
And so seeing that and then hearing this icy slushy controversy, I think that I think I'd
be into it.
OK, all right.
OK, we definitely want to see this happen, then.
Yeah.
All right.
I'm trying to see if there's any others that like really stuck out.
Another one that we got is from Best of Comedy, who said it's already been done in the nineteen
hundreds, but Alexander the Great.
That's always a good choice.
Yeah, I think his story is just epic in scale.
So I think that would be a really good movie.
Alexander the Great is one of the few people that I feel you could never have too many
iterations of.
Yeah, that that's just my opinion.
I want to see, like.
There are only two movies based around him.
Really?
That's it?
Yeah, there's Alexander the Great.
Yeah, so there's Alexander the Great from 1956 and then there's Alexander from 2004
and that movie is three and a half freaking hours long.
Holy shit.
I thought often.
Well, OK.
I mean, yeah, when you think of Oppenheimer, it's not that long, three hours, I guess.
But I swear that there was a.
Wasn't there a movie that we talked about, like a while ago that was like close to three
and a half hours?
We're just like, oh, my God, it's longer than Endgame.
And this was before Oppenheimer came out.
I swear there was a movie.
I just can't remember.
I'm going to take a quick look.
Oppenheimer, Magnolia, Babylon.
That one was a few hours.
The Way of Water.
I think it was.
Zack Snyder's Justice League.
Hamlet, Les Mis.
1900.
Near Death, The Best of Youth, Santentago or Tango Shinshoa.
I'm not seeing any other like recent ones that are that long.
Maybe I'm just losing it.
Maybe I just dreamt it.
Yeah.
Well, I mean, movies have been getting a lot longer, I feel lately.
Dude, like, seriously, I mean, like, don't get me wrong.
Like loves.
I understand why you need to make certain movies that long, like Oppenheimer.
But like sometimes you're just like, God damn, I have to dedicate three hours to the frickin
theater.
Like, geez, Louise.
I know it's a frickin commitment.
No, like I said, like, so on Monday I did a double feature.
So I saw Oppenheimer at six and then and so that led out a little after nine.
And then I caught the nine fifty five showing of Coraline because what is it?
I forget what company it is that Cinemark partners with to where they'll like do like old, like
new releases of movies like that.
And so to celebrate like the I think like 15th or something might be 20th.
No, it's not 20th.
It's like the I think like the 15th anniversary of Coraline.
They re-released it in theaters with like footage of like some behind the scenes of
what they went through with like the hair and the costumes.
It was really frickin cool.
But so, yeah, I didn't freak.
So I went to the movies at six o'clock and didn't leave until after midnight.
Damn.
Yeah.
Thankfully, I was off the next day.
Yeah, I hope so.
Yeah, right.
But I mean, I haven't done a double feature in quite a while, so it was honestly really
cool to do it.
It's been a hot minute since I've done a double feature.
I'm trying to think of the last one I did.
I know the last one I did was I took.
I think it was with Elemental.
I try to remember what else I saw that week.
Because I took, gosh, what movie was it?
I know it was one for the frickin podcast.
I'm like, I'm pretty sure.
Fathom Events.
That's what it is.
Sorry.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's what that's the company that cinema partners with.
Yeah, what did I go to see?
Oh, The Flash.
Duh.
Okay.
Wait, was it Flash?
I mean, yeah, didn't those come out the same day?
They did.
Yeah, that makes sense.
Okay, so yeah, I think I went to go see The Flash, and then I did the double feature,
and I took Iris to go see Elemental with me.
Okay, cool.
Yeah, and that was a pretty good double feature.
So I guess it wasn't that long ago.
My double feature was almost ruined by some girls that were sitting behind me in Coraline.
Which like, I don't know, maybe it's just me, but if you're coming to a movie that you've
probably already seen, you're only seeing it again because you want to experience it
on the big screen, and you're paying 12 bucks for it, wouldn't you want to shut the hell
up?
Yeah, pay attention.
Yeah, so finally, they were just being such smartasses.
They were just like, oh my god, the movie's finally starting, the movie's finally starting.
Another group of ladies that were right behind me, one of them chimed up and was just like,
shut the fuck up.
And I'm just like, can we be best friends?
Because you just said something that I wish I had the guts to actually say.
Yeah, I would have chimed in like a little, yeah!
I should have, damn.
But yeah, I get it.
Other people are like the worst.
Dude, like seriously.
I've kind of really liked going to the theaters on like any other day other than Tuesday,
like during the summer.
Dude, I refuse to go to movies on Tuesdays now, because no.
Yeah, I'll pay the extra money to not be freaking bothered.
Same, dude, same.
Anytime I've gone on a Tuesday lately, there's always someone there that will freaking ruin
the movie.
But yeah, I'm still on team freaking stream it.
Dude, unfortunately, I'm getting more on that direction.
There are like some movies that you're just like, okay, you have to see that on the big
screen.
I would definitely say Oppenheimer.
Dude, Oppenheimer, if we could get the IMAX quality with Oppenheimer, and then just buy
some bitchin' headphones that will just rock your world, I could absolutely see watching
Oppenheimer and VR being better than...
I don't know, man, it'd be hard to replicate the feeling of like IMAX.
I mean, XD, yeah, maybe, but like I feel like IMAX is just so much...
It's so...
I don't know.
You get just incredible sound, incredible picture quality.
Just I don't know if it can be matched, man, on VR.
I bet you I could match it pretty freaking well.
What about the new format that...
I haven't seen any of these theaters yet out here in Utah, but I want to try to find one
where it not only is the screen up front in front of you, but there's screens on the sides
of you as well.
Have you seen this stuff?
No?
Yeah, dude, there's straight up theaters now that like, yeah, you got the screen up front,
but then you also have it...
You have the main pictures there, but all of the side stuff that you normally probably
wouldn't see that well, that's playing on the side screens.
So it's like all connected and it's really freaking cool, but I'm sure tickets are probably
like 25, 30 bucks because it's like probably feel like a freaking like D-Box level theater
experience, but I'm just like, I gotta freaking see this.
I need to find like the perfect movie.
Oppenheimer would have been a great one.
So, in... no, so in where I live, there's a theater, it's Royal Cinemas, and they have
the world's largest IMAX screen.
And I haven't... but tickets are like 25 bucks.
Damn.
It's freaking nuts, but I haven't found the movie yet to see, to watch that.
And it sucks.
It's like a new movie.
I'm kind of taking a gamble on whether or not this is worth it.
I feel like one that definitely would have been worth it would have been like Avengers
Endgame.
Yeah, I mean, but I didn't live in Georgia at the time.
No, I know.
But like say like you did, like that one definitely would have been worth the gamble.
I probably should have taken the gamble with Across the Spider-Verse.
Oh, dude, that or I would have, hell, I would have even said Ninja Turtles.
Damn Ninja Turtles would have been good in that one too.
Shit.
Ah.
I actually just for shits and giggles, I want to see what they're showing in the big screen
right now.
They're doing Oppenheimer.
Oh, dude, son of a bitch.
Gosh damn it.
Dude, I freaking tried to see it on a big screen like but unfortunately they didn't
have any more.
They weren't showing it on XD anymore at Cinemark.
It's like, damn it.
They're doing it with Blue Beetle, but I don't know if Blue Beetle is going to be worth it.
Yeah, no offense to Blue Beetle.
But yeah, that's definitely not a movie I would pay 25 bucks for.
Oh, 20.
Yeah, 25 bucks.
So it's a total is 2650.
Just imagine you and Brielle going on a date night spending over 50 bucks just on two movie
tickets.
Not including concessions.
Just 50 bucks.
Just geez Louise.
That is insane.
Yeah, I'd be like, yeah, we're going to the freaking dollar store and grabbing our own
freaking food.
No way in hell.
It's like, Brielle, be sure to grab the big purse.
We're going to need it.
Yup.
Anyway, getting, just to cover this real quick, thank you to everyone that answered our question
of the week.
We really appreciate it.
We really appreciate all of your responses.
So since we've almost been talking for an hour, let's finally get into this week's breakdown.
So, if you guys are new to our breakdown system, we have split movies into eight different
categories that we individually score to come to a final All Bros letter grade.
The eight categories that we score are story, writing, acting, character development, effects,
music, costumes, and then we get into our personal score at the very end.
All of those numbers get magically added up in our algorithm and gives us a letter grade
to compare this movie to others of a similar grade.
It also gives us a percentage so we have like an official ranking, but that doesn't matter
quite as much as the score itself does, but it's kind of fun to see where these rank within
each other.
So if you have not seen Oppenheimer, it's a historical movie.
I bet you know how it ends.
If you don't, you gotta ask yourself, did you pay attention in history class?
I'm just saying.
Yeah, my bet is probably not.
So if you have not seen it, this is a tough one to spoil.
Go watch it for sure.
It's definitely one that's worth the watch, but it is tough to spoil.
So with that, we are about to get into our favorite segment that we like to call Reading
with Rose.
It's not Rose's favorite segment, let's just say that.
The person that is centered around it is not their favorite segment.
Just putting that out.
Rose feels targeted with this segment, but we don't care.
Damn right I do.
Wow, okay.
Nobody gives a shit about Rose's feelings.
So, if you have not seen it, we're about to spoil the entire freaking movie for you.
So spoiler alert has been issued.
So without further ado, Rose, if you would like to take it.
I'd love to.
In 1926, 22-year-old doctoral student J. Robert Oppenheimer studies under experimental
physicist Patrick Blackett at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge.
Oppenheimer is homesick and suffers from anxiety while struggling with the required lab work.
Oppenheimer, upset with the demanding Blackett, leaves him a poison-laced apple but retrieves
it.
Visiting scientist Niels Bohr is impressed enough by Oppenheimer's intellect to recommend
that he should instead study theoretical physics in Germany, where Oppenheimer completes his
PhD.
He later meets theoretical physicist Werner Heisenberg at a conference in Switzerland.
Oppenheimer returns to the United States, wanting to expand quantum physics research
there.
He begins teaching at the University of California, Berkeley, and the California Institute of
Technology, starting with one student.
He meets his future wife, Catherine Kitty Puhning.
I hope I said that right.
A biologist, an ex-communist, and also has an inter- intermittent- oh my god, intermittent-
I hope I- god damn it- affair with Jean Tatlock, a member of the Communist Party USA.
In 1938, Nazi Germany's progress in nuclear fission research spurs Oppenheimer and his
colleagues to replicate their results.
I am really killing it so far at this.
In 1942, amid World War II, US Army General Leslie Groves recruits Oppenheimer to lead
the Manhattan Project to develop an atomic bomb after Oppenheimer gives assurances that
he has no communist sympathies.
Oppenheimer who is Jewish is particularly driven by the Nazis potentially completing
their nuclear weapons program headed by Heisenberg.
Oppenheimer assembles a scientific team including Edward Teller and Isidor Isaac Rabi in Los
Alamos, New Mexico and also collaborates with scientists Enrico Fermi and David L. Hill.
As the work continues, Oppenheimer learns of Tatlock's suicide.
After Germany surrenders, some project scientists question the bomb's relevance while Oppenheimer
believes using it will quickly end the ongoing war in the Pacific saving allied lives.
However, he and Albert Einstein had discussed the small possibility that an atomic detonation
could trigger an atmospheric chain reaction and destroy the world.
The Trinity tests a successful and President Harry S. Truman orders Hiroshima and Nagasaki
to be bombed, forcing Japan's surrender.
Oppenheimer is thrust into the public eye as the father of the atomic bomb, but the
immense destruction and mass fatalities haunt him.
He urges Truman to restrict further nuclear weapon development, which Truman dismisses.
As an advisor to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Oppenheimer advocates against further nuclear
research especially the hydrogen bomb proposed by Edward Teller.
Oppenheimer's stance becomes a point of contention amid the tense Cold War with the
Soviet Union.
AEC Chairman Louis Strauss resents Oppenheimer after he dismissed Strauss's concern about
exporting radioisotopes publicly humiliating him and for recommending arms talk with the
Soviet Union.
At a hearing intended to eliminate Oppenheimer's political influence, Teller and other associates
betray him while Strauss exploits Oppenheimer's past associations with Communist Party members.
Despite allies testifying in his defense, Oppenheimer's security clearance is revoked,
damaging his public image and neutralizing his policy influence.
At Strauss's later Senate confirmation hearing for Secretary of Commerce, Hill testifies
about Strauss's personal motives in engineering Oppenheimer's downfall.
The U.S. Senate votes against Strauss's nomination.
A flashback shows a conversation between Einstein and Oppenheimer in which Strauss erroneously
believed Oppenheimer denigrated him.
Oppenheimer had actually shared his fears with Einstein that nuclear weapons could ultimately
lead to a nuclear holocaust.
I'm too big a terms for my
you do love me Sam. That is very true. It's a lot of like scientific terms that we uh
dude aren't familiar with. No dude seriously there were like there were points in this
movie that they were talking you know like they were like group of scientists just talking
about oh hey we need to do this for the atom bomb we need to do this this this and this.
I'm like I for the most part have no idea what the hell you're talking about but damn
you are keeping me so captivated because this is such an interesting topic but like half
the time I had no idea what the hell they were talking about because I was not that
great at science and math they were not my greatest subjects so most of the time I had
no idea what the hell they were talking about. Dude mine either. I was horrible with like
this with any of the sciences. Like the only science class that I ever kind of did good
with was physics and that was I did not yeah and that was mainly because I could it was
basically just math and that is something that this is how bad I am at math. Kayla
bringing up how good he was at physics he had to help me with physics with tech in high
school when it came to freaking homework in that class. So yeah some of these terms in
this movie just went right over my head. It's like don't know what that means and don't
know what that means but yeah like sure okay I'll take your word for it. Yeah I mean you
know what the work that you guys are doing what you're saying it's it's I'm not understanding
but it's it's making sense so you know what you guys carry on. Yeah. So yeah anyway starting
off with story this despite like how advanced your vocabulary kind of has to be to understand
like the the specific terms this does a decent job like a really good job at keeping your
attention. Dude absolutely agree. Like honestly I feel that goes into a credit of how great
of a storyteller Christopher Nolan is. I think he's a great storyteller. I think my a lot
of my issues with his directorial style is that he always kind of seems to have an ending
after where you think it should end. That's a good point. That's a very good point. Like
using this one as an example like after the bomb went off and kind of like dealing with
the downfall of that or the the ramifications of that I feel like that there was like the
natural ending and then it continued on with the like hearings and stuff about his freaking
bugs about his like personal life and like losing his security clearances and and whatnot
so basically like just what happened afterward. Yeah. Which I mean don't get me wrong was
interesting. Yeah it just didn't feel like a different like almost like a it could have
been like an end credit scene. That's fair. I mean I will say like the way that he told
the story kind of caught me off guard. I wasn't expecting to start like after the atom bomb
had the atom bomb the atomic bomb had already gone off. Oppenheimer's on trial trying to
see if he can his clearance is still going to be there but it would like jump back and
forth between the events leading up to the atomic bomb but also going back to his clearance
and everything. Everything that was going on with Strauss and him in court just like
it bounced around a lot but it still made complete sense. Like at no point did I feel
lost and I feel a good part. I feel like a good judgment in that was also the camera
work and the types of filters that Nolan used. Like when it came to you know like black and
white okay this is you know this is present day. This is with Strauss. This was this is
with you know Oppenheimer and what's happening to them right now after the atomic bomb. Whereas
color is actually that is actually passed that that is the lead up to the making of
the atomic bomb. So honestly I feel that that was actually very helpful in distinguishing
like okay this is what happened after this is what happened before. Yeah I think it got
a little on the confusing side at times to follow because it's like when they like sometimes
like the black and white filter I feel should have been used for one sort of like time period
where it kind of was like they mixed and matched it a lot. And I kind of got to like I was
like okay like what are we doing here. I feel Strauss wasn't his always in black and white.
Yeah Strauss always well there were not always though. Okay I thought it was like when so
when Strauss was like showing Oppenheimer the the residence that he'd be staying that
was all in color. But then they did another moment later on where it was in black and
white and then they did like most of the stuff with Strauss in in black and white like in
terms of like his I guess it wasn't a trial the hearing I guess like whatever you want
to call that whole situation all that was in in black and white. But then there were
like other times where it'd be like even like the the the hearing with Oppenheimer and in
that back room like there were times where that would be in black and white for a second
and then shift to color. And it's just like okay I don't understand what you're going
for here. Yeah you got a got a good point there. Yeah. So I mean that's I'm going to
discuss that a little bit more in terms like in effects because I think cinematography
goes into that. True. So I mean despite that the story here was masterfully crafted. Right.
It was interesting. It kept me like it kept me engaged and I think a lot of this I mean
I'm going to like just say because this it was how it was directed because it keeps your
attention but a big part of this that I'd be like remiss to bring up the music the music
helped with like building the tension so much. Absolutely. This is going to be a tough one
to do individual scores without bringing up other categories. Yeah. Because they're they're
so like interconnected. It's yeah. It's crazy. But yeah I mean honestly the story I I loved
it. I thought it was really I was saying really well told kind of gave you all the information
that you needed to know. I will say this though there were times where it didn't quite feel
like we were being told like 100 percent the truth. That is fair. And I don't know about
you but it just kind of felt maybe just because I'm not used to this kind of stuff in Christopher
Nolan movies the whole like any time after him and Florence Pugh's character got to her
every single time after Oppenheimer and Florence Pugh's character got together there straight
up just nude scene just just straight up nudity. And it caught me off guard because I'm not
used to that in a Christopher Nolan film to where it took me out for a minute. But I mean
I got right back in. But just I wouldn't I was not expecting that. But I mean I think
this is this Christopher Nolan's first R rated film. No. OK. What was the exception rated.
That is a great question. I mean he's done. Let's see. What was Dunkirk. No no Inception
was PG 13. Dunkirk. Oh that was PG 13 too. Tenet was PG 13. See I'm curious now if this
really was his first R rated movie. Like he was definitely not holding anything back with
it. He's like I got to show them nude scenes. Yeah. OK. So following was one. Memento and
Insomnia. Oh OK. Or oh shit did we vote for that. I was just trying to check the movie
rating. Yeah. Memento was rated R. OK. So he's done. OK. Rated R movies before. OK.
OK. Maybe it's just I've never seen it. It's already a movie. So like I said like probably
stupid of me to bring it even bring it up. But it's like I said it took me out like what
like the first scene it just took me out a little bit. But I got right back in. So like
it happened like one or two more times after and it was nothing. But just yeah it like
kind of took me out for a minute. I'll say that whole storyline with Florence Pugh's
character kind of took like took me out of it as well because it's just like what was
the purpose of that. Yeah. I mean he. I mean even before he he was I mean I what I would
have I don't I mean I don't the the the I mean I don't know how true they kept the story
with what happened in real life. But like I mean honestly I would have been fine if
because like now I'm just making this to where like oh let's make up our own story. But like
I would have preferred it if it was just oh they hook up before he gets married and then
he gets married to the oh my god. Kitty Kitty. They hook up you know before he meets Kitty
and then after that nothing. But she you know because she loves him it still drives her
to kill herself and just all that. Dude that's another thing. Did she. I would have sworn
there was another set of hands on her freaking head. Yeah it's yeah dude it seemed like that.
Like I thought she was freaking like assassinated. That's what yeah dude that's what it looks
like. And the way that she I don't know just that whole scene of her like laying out the
pillows and everything and just like okay you've really thought about about like your
comfort level with this. Yeah. That like there's another story that I freaking need a little
bit more info on like what the hell happened there. Seriously no like seriously I'm with
you. Yeah it definitely looked like she was freaking like pushed into that water. It totally
did. I'm like first off like do you hire like did she hire someone to like finish her off
that way. Another like why would she like choose to finish herself off that way. Like
it's just like not everything is lining up there. Yeah. And I don't know if that's like
if if if we talk we're talking to Christopher Nolan if he's like yeah that's kind of the
story no one knows how he got the point. Like everyone seems to think like yeah she took
a shit ton of pills and drowned herself and I'm like your body physically won't let you
do that. Yeah. So like you know when you've got some explaining to do or I just need to
do more research. Yeah I know. I'm like gosh there's too much there is too much research
to do for this damn movie. Dude seriously though straight up. But yeah the scene like
some scenes like I do say I won't say felt 100 percent necessary but did kind of enhance
the scenes a bit. Like when he's in like talking to the the the committee about the affair
and his wife is like looking on at him and seeing basically like almost like seeing the
affair happen in front of her. Like I can see that. Like I understood why that scene
was there. Yeah. Yeah that's just kind of like that was so uncomfortable to watch. But
I mean that's it was that was the very. Yeah. Yeah. It got the the freaking message across
like the. Yeah. Loud and clear. Yeah. Like what you were supposed to be feeling like
that's it. Yeah. Nailed it. So yeah that I no issues in regards to that. But yeah the
other the other stuff felt a little. At least the early stuff especially felt a little unnecessary
because it's just like OK so it's just someone that he's hung up on like jerking his chain.
Like OK. So you he he was a frickin fish on a hook like. So what. So are a lot of us.
Perfect way to explain it. Yeah. So I mean that wasn't like a big detractor from this
movie but. No I was just like. Good done without. Yeah. But I mean I guess it was important
to the testimony that he was making I guess. Yeah. I did like that stuff like the visualization
of like what was happening in people's imagination or happening in their head. Like like how
I said with the wife looking on during that part of the testimony and seeing the affair
happen or when he's making that speech and like visualizing like what's he imagines happening
to the people that they dropped the bomb on. Yeah. That was horrific. Do you. Yeah. Yeah.
When he enters that I mean was it a frickin like school auditorium or something. I think
it was OK. It's just sort of auditorium. Do this movie like no knew how to make sound
so captivating because you have like you like here you hear like clapping but it's like
so low and just like just the silence that you're hearing as he's walking up to the podium
and like you hear him perfectly fine when he's speaking to this audience saying like
how the world will remember this day. You know I'm sure Hiroshima was not happy with
what they did. We stuck it to him. You know all that kind of stuff and you barely hear
the audience in the background. You barely hear the clapping and it's just it's done
so frickin well. It's so captivating and just oh my God I love this movie's sense of sound
so so well like especially when it came to the explosions like when they're first testing
the bomb and all the explosions are going off you literally don't hear one blast until
the final one. It's just complete silence and it's so frickin incredible. I loved it
so much. Yeah. I have to I have to know though did the frickin like did any of like the frickin
explosions scare the shit out of you. Like did you like frickin like jump out of your
seat a little bit. There was a couple that did. OK. Like I'd like I would have hated
to because one of my employees slash friends Michael him and his girlfriend Becky saw it
in IMAX. Geez. Yeah. From what I'm told it's even worse. Just yeah. Frickin yeah I can't
fathom frickin like jolting out of my seat hearing that shit in IMAX is like I frickin
jumped just hearing it just seeing it on a regular like frickin cinema screen. Do what
one of the explosions that got me was when they were testing out the the the fish in
activator the frickin square things that were supposed to blow up the the main bomb. Oh
what got me is when they were testing that little situation and then they blew it and
it just like when and then it was like nothing for a second I'm like oh so we're just not
going to hear any and then it then the shockwave and bam and I'm like oh shit. Yeah. It's straight
up. Yeah. As it's like OK cool so we're not going to hear like any explode. Oh no. Oh
yeah yeah I would have hated to have popcorn with this movie. That shit would have wound
up all over me. Luckily I wasn't holding mine so OK. Good good good. But I mean story overall
I feel it was like I said really well told. I don't know if I'm quite cracking the 80s
here yet or not not 80s not 80s not 80s. I'm at 90s. I'm at 90s. I was like damn bro why
you're in the 70s. Holy shit. The hell is this movie. I have to. I know I have not quite
cracked 90. I don't feel that in my heart I can justify 90s. I am sitting at an 87 though.
I think I can agree with you. I can't crack 90 either but I think I'm just a point a couple
points ahead of you at an 89. 89. OK. I can give you that for for sure. OK. Or I understand
that. Yeah. But yeah it was it was really well told. It's just that I feel there were
some like we said some story aspects that just didn't quite need to be there. All right.
Next up we got writing. Just as solid and honestly in my opinion. Yeah a little over
sciency at times. I agree. Yeah I would agree. Like a lot of the terms that were coming out
of Oppenheimer's mouth and his colleagues I'm just like what the hell are you talking
about. I wish I understood these terms. Yeah. And I think the the political stuff with Strauss
or Strauss was getting a little that got a little crazy too. But I think I understood
that a bit more. But I think overall like this despite like how obviously you're writing
a movie about a scientist and a team of scientists developing a very science based weapon like
you're going to have dialogue in here that not everyone understands. Yeah. So I sense
I'm not going to attempt to talk. Doc that whatsoever. I'm not going to talk because
I'm freaking stupid. But yeah I. There was some like crazy dialogue though. Dude Emily
Blunt when she was in the freaking hearing or like talking to the committee and she was
ripping that dude a new asshole. Dude right. Oh my God. I loved it. I got so hyped. I was
just like yes. Like so so good. Like she was like basically saying all this stuff. I wish
I had the ability to like and like and quick too because I was like because there's definitely
been times where I've been talking to someone and be like well that doesn't sound right
but I've never called him out on it. Not like she did. And I was just like you're a freaking
boss lady. Oh I loved it. Yeah. But I mean there were definitely times where she her
character got a little on the annoying side. But I think that just goes to show how well
Emily Blunt was playing her. Yeah that's true. That is very true. Yeah. So I was freaking
loving it. Loved like everything that she was given. Yeah. And then Killian Murphy like he
portrayed the charm that Oppenheimer supposedly had really well. Dude like even like looking
at images of Robert Oppenheimer they look very similar honestly. Like it's kind of scary.
Yeah they got crazy in the eyes. Yeah. You know what fair enough. But I don't know that's
just I mean definitely get more into this with acting but it just proves like how perfectly
cast Killian Murphy was as Oppenheimer. Yeah. Dude this cast was we'll get into it with acting
and getting ahead of myself. I'm trying to think of like any other like high points with
the writing like the writing I'd say pretty on par but I think I am going to put a little
bit lower than the story. Dude I can absolutely agree with you. Where are you sitting at?
I'm honestly I'm probably at like the same that you are with writing like an 87. Yeah I'm sitting
around like an 85 so just going down a couple points. Absolutely fair. Yeah. All right next up
the freaking acting. Holy shit. Dude like oh my god like I just want to get this I just want to
get this off top. Wow get this out right now. If Killian Murphy is not only not nominated
for best actor at the Academy Awards next year but if he doesn't win I'm going to be not not
only genuinely shocked but I'm going to be kind of mad because this freaking man deserves to
freaking win an Oscar for this performance because oh my god was was he incredible like he had me
freaking captivated every single time that he was on screen. Oh yeah dude and and honestly I gotta
say the same for Robert Downey Jr. If he doesn't get like a supporting actor like I at least a
nomination like I a win might be a bit much but if he doesn't at least get a nomination yeah I'll be
freaking pissed. Everyone's saying that like he'll definitely get a nomination but like his um his
rival or contender is definitely going to be freaking Ryan Gosling's Ken from Barbie. That
okay I don't know if that's deserved. Don't get me wrong freaking loved Ryan Gosling and
in Barbie but to beat out freaking Robert Downey Jr. for a nomination that's bullshit.
I mean but dude I think Ryan Gosling deserves it. Honestly like don't get me wrong I love Robert
Downey Jr. in this movie but like if I had to pick between the two that I think deserve an award for
just being able to um captivate me as a supporting actor I'm sorry I gotta give it to Ryan Gosling.
That's a stretch. I love RDJ. I know. I love RDJ but Ryan Gosling just was
incredible as Ken. That's a that's a bit of a stretch for me. We'll find out come Oscar
season next year. Yeah the the I feel like we've been pretty decent at keeping up with what the
Oscars are so I think we need to dedicate this year we have to watch the Oscars and
dedicate this year we have to watch all the Oscar nominations that we possibly can. Yeah I think
okay can we get an excuse though for a little or can we get a little bit of an excuse when it comes
to like foreign films? Yes. Okay. So I'm talking like main categories. Okay so like foreign film
and like foreign animated film like those are excusable? Yeah yeah those are excusable. Okay
anything that's like the main ones that we talk about like best picture, actor, actress, supporting
um yeah and animated. Okay got it so those are definitely the ones that we need to see. They're
mandatory. Got it. Yep um yeah so the yeah this cast is freaking ridiculously stacked dude. Dude
seriously. So we have first up Killian Murphy who plays uh Jay Robert Oppenheimer, Emily Blunt who
plays Kitty Oppenheimer, Robert Downey Jr who plays Louis Strauss and this is just in credits
order so don't get all pissy if I do it in a weird order um Alden Enrich who plays a Senate, Enrich
who plays a Senate aide, Jason Clark who plays Roger Robb, uh Kenneth Branagh who plays Niels Bohr
uh Florence Pugh who plays Jean Tatlock, Matt Damon who plays Leslie Groves, Dane DeHaan who
plays Kenneth Nichols, uh let's see there's Josh Peck who plays Kenneth Bainbridge, Jack Quaid who
plays Richard Feynman, uh just going through picking like the big names. Yeah I got your mom.
Let's see uh Casey Affleck was in this who played Boris Pash, uh I think oh Gary Oldman uh played
Harry Truman and then Hap Lawrence played Lyndon Johnson. Okay that was a lot of makeup that was on
Gary Oldman because I had no idea that was him. Yeah I heard that he was in it, I heard that he
was in this. I just I couldn't pick him out until like it got like a close-up on his face I'm like
that looks like Gary freaking Oldman. I never picked up on that okay oh that's awesome. Yeah
that's awesome. Yeah it took me a second but like I think there was just like one line that he said
that sounded like Gary Oldman. Okay. And I was like what? There so when I was watching it um
I was freaking noticing uh that there are two of the actors in this are actually from like the new
Halloween trilogy um so Jefferson Hall who played Hawken Chevalier um I don't know if you
remember that I'm trying to remember like how to explain who he was uh I mean he was one of
Oppenheimer's colleagues um but he played um the uh male podcaster in Halloween 2018
and then um freaking uh what's his name the guy that played uh Cameron in Halloween and Halloween
2018 and Halloween Kills Dylan Arnold um he played um Oppenheimer's uh brother Frank.
Oh okay. Yeah so two freaking actors from the new Halloween trilogy were in this it was really
freaking cool. That is way cool. Yeah yeah um yeah who who's or where's your uh what's your top three
look like with this? Um I mean number one definitely Killian Murphy like yeah that's
like yeah that's not even a question. That's a big old duh. Not even a question like this guy
freaking like it like I said before captivated in every single freaking scene that he was in just
freaking was amazing um but like if I had like two and three um that is a great question uh
let's see um number two I would definitely give a Robert Downey Jr. who played Louis Strauss. Is
it Strauss or Strauss? Strauss. I think it doesn't matter. Okay. Like I've heard it both ways in the
movie. Yeah yeah that's true um yeah he was absolutely freaking amazing um I mean it's
Robert Downey Jr. of course he was uh absolutely freaking loved him um and number three um even
though he wasn't in it a lot but like I always have a great time with his performance and
and he this movie he was just as good as he always is uh Matt Damon uh who played Leslie Gross. He
he was fantastic um if I had to do four if I had to if Emily Blunt would be my number four it's
really close between her and Matt Damon but I'm sorry I gotta give it to Matt Damon. Damn dude
dude that is my exact top four. Really? Hell yeah. Oh that's awesome. I I knew that you I figured you
were gonna throw in like an a bonus one I didn't expect your yeah exactly top four like exactly
what you you said like dude that's awesome. We're we're in sync. Yep. At least with this category.
Yeah. Oh gosh the performances here were outstanding. Dude right ah so so good. Yeah I
I've definitely cracked 90s with uh with acting though. Oh yeah dude same here easy. Yeah how
how are you how are you going? Oh man um I don't know I'm gonna go a 95. I might be a couple points
below you sitting at 93 um but it is. Dude what's up with we two what is up with us being either two
points ahead or two points behind each other? I know right? That's hilarious oh this is funny.
Oh shit. I mean we're still close it's just. Oh yeah no yeah I think it's funny. Yeah.
It's two points through for um so far on each category. Yeah all right next up we got character
development which obviously we're gonna do this on Oppenheimer. Um um amazing in my opinion. Yeah I
mean you basically get his entire adult life. Dude yeah seriously and so I think it's a like in this
instance where other movies you only get like a short little span of time. This kind of goes
covers like all of his like development as a human being and I gotta say I I freaking
I freaking loved his his story like going from someone who just didn't quite know where he fit in
to basically like acting out and freaking trying to poison his teacher.
Dude I love that the only reason he went to go claim that apple was because he knew
his teacher would have fed it to a horse. Yeah. Like that was one thing I wanted to point out with
your uh with the synopsis because he didn't go and pick up the apple out of the goodness of his heart.
No I did not no. He went because he didn't want a freaking horse to die.
Oh I freaking loved that. Yeah I will say I do feel like they completely ignored
that scene like yeah like what his like for those of you who haven't seen it um he ejects this
this apple with potassium cyanide and leaves it on his teacher's desk and his teacher like
he like has this son like remembering that his teacher likes to go feed his apples to
his horse so he freaking hauls ass back to his uh his his teacher's classroom like busts in
and then his teacher's discussing with this other person that he was uh that was there to have a
lecture um and him and the person that was uh the the lecturer were were talking and he picks up the
apple and you could see freaking Oppenheimer's like sweating and just like keeps eyeballing the
damn apple kind of gets closer and closer to him and I'm like dude like what are you gonna do
and so he goes so the dude who has the apple goes to take a bite and Oppenheimer just grabs it
throws it in the trash with like such like finesse just grabs it tosses it in the trash and the dude
doesn't even like second guess he just kind of like looks like that was weird and then continues
on like nothing happened I'm just like bro I thought I thought I caught him say like Oppenheimer
said like wormhole or something like that oh did he say something I think he did I didn't catch that
then maybe I could be losing it I but I'll have to see yeah I gotta see this the second time to
catch if he did or didn't say anything about it yeah because I I would have sworn that he just
grabbed it and tossed it and then they just kept talking
oh man because like it was so quick and I was like that's weird yeah right seriously like the
only person that reacted to it was the teacher he just like looked in the trash like what the hell
was that oh shit so I thought that was really funny um I thought that was really funny
I thought that was really funny um but then like as the movie goes on and progresses you see
Oppenheimer struggling with the ramification like what's going to happen with his invention
or this thing that he's helping to develop like and like it's interesting because it's like there's
so many good points being brought up by everyone it's the people that are developing it they're
just like yeah we shouldn't use this in war and there and he's like yeah we don't get a say
yeah like guys like hate to tell you like we're shit out of luck yeah we were brought into this
job that that's all we're here for yeah we have developed like we have developed the tool and we
don't have a single say in how we use it like oh too bad so sad yeah dude straight up yeah that's
literally how it is yeah but they're like having protests and these meetings like they're
like it's not already like freaking under government control and just like but it's
funny because it's like he's pointing all this shit out and like it's it's wild it is freaking
wild yeah it is i i love how um how he stands by his convictions with certain things and he's like
very well educated not only in the area of science that he's um passionate about but also like
social issues that are important to him yeah or just like important with the people around him
and how like he went to this party where everyone there is like associating with the communist party
and he's just like yeah i freaking read all the the paperwork like it's not for me and but he's
like but that's not gonna make me be your friend any less so i guess i'll associate with you
but then like he was getting hounded by it dude like it seemed like throughout the entire movie
he was getting hounded about it oh like about who he was associating with which i mean i understand
to a point but especially when it comes to like security clearance stuff like they they are real
picky about that like really freaking picky um i know when i was getting mine like i obviously
i obviously like i was only like 17 or 18 when they were getting my clearance so i hadn't
lived enough life to be a problem and they still freaking like took forever to get my security
clearance passed damn like it was wild um but yeah i i think that that shit's expired by now but
um yeah i i like that he stood by his convictions i like i like that he we get to see him struggling
with like dealing with everything that happened like it's not something that he's just like oh
cool like we developed this thing like he witnessed firsthand what the capabilities of this bomb are
and then he had to like sit and imagine that they he's that they're dropping this on people
and then on top of that oh sorry no i was just gonna say and then on top of that he has to look
at the images that have come from that creation i think there's i think it's when he um after he
speaks to that uh group at the at like the school auditorium he's like he's like he's like he's like
the school auditorium and he's as he's leaving you all of a sudden just see him like basically
his foot goes into a corpse that has literally just turned to ash and bone and it's just so
insane like how much that he is haunted um from what his creation did and it just like kept coming
up at random times too like when he was in that hearing like having that that flash of light
uh happened in the room like that was that got freaking intense it did like and that just so good
so it's just like dealing with the the morality of of all that was really interesting to watch
so personally like this is another one i don't think it cracked it quite cracked 90 for me okay
um i will say it is above average and i'm putting this on the same level as my writing sitting at
like an 85 completely fair man completely fair um i don't know i think i did just like a like a
little more than you um but i definitely agree that it definitely doesn't crack 90
um so yeah i mean i'm gonna agree with you with your writing source i guess we're just gonna keep
this training going with the two-point difference freaking love it oh boom all right uh moving on
over to effects this is where i feel like i'm gonna have some hot takes all right let's hear him
okay when they so when they finally activated the bomb and that whole thing blew up i was not
impressed really yeah i freaking love that shit that was so freaking cool dude i so with like the
whole sign like the whole sound design this okay listen the sound design on that fantastic
like fantastic sound design the the explosion itself nah didn't do it for me really okay
interesting like interesting and i will say that i think it's because i know how the atom bomb
uh what the explosion is supposed to look like it does not it's not that okay um yeah it like i think
we have like this cinematic idea of what it's supposed to look like and it's like it's like
um yeah it like i think we have like this cinematic idea of what it's supposed to look like
and i think that's what nolan was capturing but i don't think they they nailed the the look it was
It was too much fire where it's supposed to be dark cloud
and then like the fricking mushroom cloud of light.
Oh, okay.
Oh yeah, I guess you got a point there.
Yeah.
I'll be damned.
Yeah, so that was just one of the things where Nolan's,
like I said, was just a pillar of fire.
It did kind of have that mushroom cloud look, but.
Yeah.
It didn't.
Not how it was supposed to.
Yeah.
Yeah, you know, God damn it, you got a point there.
Yeah, like, and again, like I know that this was
a super challenging job.
This is an instance where I feel they needed to
use some CGI.
Damn, all right.
I don't think that they fully,
what I was expecting was more of that little clip
that we got where it was like that ball of
just like fire, like touching the ground
and then blowing up all of that dirt.
Like it was like at the beginning for like a moment.
Like you kind of remember, like it's been in all
like the promotional stuff.
It was just like one of the things that he's like
always imagining.
Yeah.
I was very unimpressed with the final explosion.
I was just like, that's lame.
But sound design was fricking sick though.
Okay.
Like that was pure perfection.
It's just the explosion itself was a little lackluster.
Okay.
So I got a doc for that.
And then the other thing I'm docking for is the weird
black and white scenes.
And it's not that the,
it being a black and white wasn't the issue.
It's just that it wasn't consistent.
So I'd like to know why they took the,
why he took the black and white route.
I mean, knowing Christopher Nolan and how much he loves
to like showcase new ideas and ways of his
his storytelling and like the way of IMAX screens
and like how wide and like the aspect ratio
that you can go there.
I feel I had something to do with that.
He's like, okay, I haven't really done anything
with black and white when it comes to IMAX.
Let's see what I can do.
That's just my opinion.
If that's what he was going for, like fantastic.
Like you ran the experiment,
didn't really work out all that well.
Damn.
Friggin shots fired at Nolan.
But not shots fired.
Like you just keep it consistent.
Too shy.
Like if there's gonna be a reason for you to go
between black and white and color, keep it consistent.
Don't go like messing with your formula that you set up.
Yeah, no, that's a very good point.
Yeah, so other than that, the cinematography was great.
No real issues there.
There weren't any real like real special effects
other than like some of the things
that Oppenheimer was like imagining.
Yeah.
Which all that looked really, really cool.
So no issues, no real issues there.
So this is where you at?
Because I mentioned like from someone who like
didn't know any better, like what did you think
of like the explosion and all that?
I don't know, I actually really liked how they portrayed it.
Like the lead up to it, just everyone getting ready.
Like yeah, like I didn't really know the whole like,
like you were talking about with like
mushroom cloud and everything.
Like I, it's clear that I didn't do my research
or not didn't do my research, but I definitely don't know
as much about this kind of stuff.
So the whole, the execution of the testing
I feel was very effective for me.
And I feel it looked really, really cool
and looked really, really good.
So like, I don't know, man, you're, I don't know.
I really didn't have, like the, like I actually liked the,
like I know you liked the black and white use,
but like for you it felt a little off sometimes.
For me, it really didn't.
I don't know, man, did you're gonna not be a fan of me,
but I'm like breaking 90s at a solid 90.
Yeah, this is where we're differing quite a bit.
Oh, okay, let's see how long we can go.
I'm sitting at like an 83.
Holy shit.
It's just one of those things.
I think that it bothered me.
The black and white thing, it bothered me enough
and the explosion just didn't do it for me.
Not how I think it was supposed to.
So yeah, I might be the asshole here, but.
Oh shit, that's funny.
Yeah, so.
All right.
All right, moving on over to music.
And this is gonna just include all audio.
Okay.
Which, so good.
Dude, oh, beautiful.
Like, who did the score of this movie?
Ludwig, something.
I can't pronounce his last name for the life of me.
Okay.
Yeah, that is a very hard name to pronounce.
But Mr. Ludwig, god damn,
did you kill it with this soundtrack.
Like, holy shit.
Dude, I swear, like he,
like if you look at some other stuff
that he's done the scores for,
like he did it for freaking Creed, Creed 2, Venom,
Turning Red, Oppenheim,
like he's doing some crazy good work.
Hell yeah.
Yeah, the guy freaking killed it.
Yeah, like you pointed out,
it brings definitely sound into this.
Yeah, the sound design team did incredible with this movie.
Like how, like literally every time that Oppenheimer's,
like you would see the vision of just an explosion,
like it would start off just completely silent
and you're just like, okay, where the hell's the boom?
And the boom would just catch you off guard.
It would scare the shit out of you, literally.
And I freaking loved it.
Yeah, dude, same here.
The score was amazing.
Like apparently, so something that I heard,
I don't know how much truth there is to this,
but Christopher Nolan likes to
focus on one single instrument.
Or have, so with this,
he was trying to focus on like the horns.
So trumpets and all that.
So that's where the sound was mostly coming from
with the score.
And I think it was incredibly haunting.
And just again, the tension building there was fantastic.
The use of silence was amazing.
Like I can see myself listening to this soundtrack
in my free time.
Agreed.
So, I mean, I'm like, gosh,
I think I might be at like a nine.
That's what I'm at.
Yeah?
Yeah, dude, easy.
Oh man, good.
Oh.
All right, next up we got costumes.
And this is kind of a period piece.
So, I mean, the costumes were like dated
for the mid and late 40s.
And I mean, everyone looked really good.
I think Robert Downey Jr. had the most significant outfit.
Like obviously he had like makeup and stuff
to kind of make him look a little bit more balding
and whatnot.
So I thought that was really well done.
And I know Gary Oldman,
I know you're looking at me weird.
I know Gary Oldman had a fricking shit ton of like makeup
that made him damn near unrecognizable, but.
Oh no, no, I was gonna like,
no, I was just gonna say like, I'm sorry.
I am gonna disagree with you
on the whole Robert Downey Jr. thing.
I think Killian Murphy was like the most distinguishable
with like the fricking hats that he wore.
Just the type of suits that he was given
throughout the movie.
I don't know, I felt he was the most distinguishable.
I mean, fair.
Well, maybe distinguishable was like maybe the wrong term.
Just like the most significant change in his look.
Okay, fair enough.
In terms of like the makeup department stuff.
Okay, all right, okay, I see what you mean.
But yeah, one of the big things,
and I don't know, like that I look for in movies
that make an outfit stand out is a solid silhouette.
And that's what they did with fricking Oppenheimer.
They gave him a.
I mean, I know this is just based off of the real guy,
but they gave him a really solid silhouette
that I'm able to pick his silhouette out
from a bunch of different images that I've seen
of like artwork based off of Oppenheimer.
Yeah.
So this is really fricking good.
I think normal period piece,
I'd be sitting around a seven.
Like depending on the time period.
Usually when I'm in like the 40s era,
like 40s, 50s, 60s, like I'm usually sitting in the seven.
I think with Oppenheimer and everyone else's
like amazing makeup, I'm sitting around an eight.
Yeah, I can definitely give you that.
Were you thinking higher or?
Honestly, no.
Like I think eight's perfect.
Okay.
All right, last up we got personal score.
You wanna take this one first?
I would love to.
So yeah, this movie was absolutely incredible.
I loved it from start to finish.
Killian Murphy was absolutely incredible as Oppenheimer
and every single person in this movie brought their A-game
when it came to their acting.
Outside of the dark, honestly, outside of the dark night,
this is my favorite Christopher Nolan movie now
because I mean, I haven't seen Inception
but Tenet did not do it for me.
I honestly found that movie boring.
But no, this movie had my attention from, like I said,
start to finish and the fact that this is his first biopic
amazes me and I really hope that he does more after this
because the guy definitely has it in him.
Yeah, just super, super good.
So honestly, I think I'm going to go,
I think I'm going to go, I think I'm gonna go solid 90.
Oh man, you're gonna make me feel like an asshole.
I swear to God, if you're like an 82.
I'm not that low.
I am a decent amount higher, kinda.
I'm like you, I did really enjoy this movie.
Honestly, I think I am probably gonna rewatch this
whenever it comes out on digital or streaming
just so I could watch it with subtitles
because I do feel like there was a lot of dialogue
that I was missing because I was trying to understand
what they were saying,
Sam, especially with the people who were watching.
Same, especially with the people that had
really heavy accents.
But I mean, that didn't really affect my enjoyment
whatsoever but I don't know if I see this one being
like one that I rewatch long term.
But I did enjoy it.
I love learning new things through history.
I know that there's like, it's more dramatic
than how it probably actually happened in real life.
And I'm totally fine with that, make it a little bit more,
make it more dramatic, I don't care.
It gives me something fun to compare to real history.
Like all right, let's see how accurate he decided to go here
or there or whatever.
So I'm personally sitting like at an 86.
Okay, no dude, understandable.
Yeah, so with that, that concludes this week's,
oh I kind of forgot to change these categories, didn't I?
I'm dumb.
Yeah, anyway, yeah, so going through these scores real quick,
starting off with story, we ended up averaging out
to an 88.
The writing took a little bit of a dive, not much,
just down by a couple points, sitting at an 86.
Acting was a definite highlight of this movie,
sitting up at a 94.
Our character development was fairly average,
dropped down to what we were sitting at with writing,
sitting at an 86.
The effects had a little bit of a bump, sitting at an 86.5.
The music was the highest of high points for us,
sitting at a solid nine out of 10.
The character, or the, what was I saying, the costumes,
we were sitting at an eight out of 10,
and then our personal score averaged out to an 88.
So the final Albrose letter grade for Oppenheimer
has come out to an B plus.
I was so afraid I was gonna get a B, but yeah,
I feel like I know people are gonna disagree
with us on this.
Oh, dude, I'm sure people are gonna be furious
that it's not in the A category.
I know, like, but despite it not being in the A category,
I still think that this is an Oscar-winning movie.
Oh yeah, hands down, oh dude, hands down.
Yeah, it's just unfortunately not an Oscar-winning movie
that's in the A category.
I mean, like, I would have loved for it to get an A minus,
but like, I can understand why it got a B plus.
Completely understandable.
I mean, it's...
Like, is it on the high end or low end?
It's actually on the lower end.
Really?
So our cutoff for a B plus is 86%.
Okay.
We ended up getting an 87.9.
So I mean, it's closer to 88,
but it's like smack dab in the middle
between a B plus and an A minus.
That is so interesting.
Yeah, right?
So comparing this to other B plus movies.
Let me set that real quick.
Let me see if I can freaking find it.
Okay, so Oppenheimer is a B plus sitting at an 87.93%.
This puts it below Air, which is at an 88.
Okay.
It is below The Prom, which is at an 88.12.
Yeah, people are not gonna be happy about that.
Yeah.
It is below The Invisible Man, which is at an 88.23.
All right.
It's below Glass Onion, which is at an 88.25.
Okay.
It's below How to Train Your Dragon 2,
which is at an 88.37.
Wow.
And then it is below Bros, which is at an 88.56.
Oh, that's gonna piss a lot of people off.
That is gonna piss a bunch of people off.
Oh, and I cannot wait to see it.
I know, I can't wait for those freaking comments, dude.
I love both of those movies.
I love Oppenheimer and I love Bros,
but God, that's gonna be great.
Yeah.
Going the opposite direction,
Oppenheimer is sitting above Aurea and the Last Dragon,
which is at an 87.81.
Definitely agree with that.
It's above Dungeons and Dragons, Honor Among Thieves,
which is at an 87.68.
Okay.
Here's an interesting one for you.
It's above Parasite, which is at an 87.59.
Wow.
So that, I find that interesting
because Parasite was best picture, wasn't it?
Yeah, yeah, it was.
Yep, yep.
Yeah, so that also ended up in our B plus category or range.
Yeah, okay, interesting.
We might be on to something.
Yeah, there we go.
All right, it's above How to Train Your Dragon,
the first one, sitting at an 87.5.
And then finally, it is above Freaky,
which is at an 87.37%.
Okay.
So yeah, all of those.
I don't hate its placement, honestly.
I don't either.
Yeah.
Honestly, I was even thinking,
I probably enjoyed Air a little bit better than Oppenheimer.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing, yeah, definitely.
But it's like,
the only one that I might disagree with,
and it's dumb to disagree because it's a 0.4% difference,
is Oppenheimer and Parasite.
I probably like Parasite a little bit more.
See, I'm the opposite.
I like Oppenheimer more than Parasite.
Honestly, that works out.
Yeah.
But yeah, Freaky Lovin' this happens, dude.
So yeah.
Oh, that's awesome.
So.
Oh yeah.
Yeah, so that's where it ended up ranking.
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With that, next week,
you guys can look forward to us breaking down Blue Beetle,
probably the last DCEU movie.
Oh no, that's not true.
We got freaking Aquaman.
Yes, this is where it kind of gets confusing
because James Gunn has said this is the first movie
in his new DC realm, but yeah, we still got Aquaman 2,
which from what I've been told is the final movie.
From what I've been told is the final movie in the DCEU,
it wasn't The Flash.
Okay, so Blue Beetle's the first DCU.
Yeah, but Aquaman 2 is the last DC.
And Aquaman's still DC, weird.
I know, right?
Yeah, it's confusing, but whatever.
Yeah.
So yeah, you guys can look forward to that next week.
And thank you to everyone that participated
in our live stream.
We're not super consistent about the date that we do it
because we either record Tuesdays or Wednesdays,
so it's usually one of those nights.
So thank you to the Nelson family for joining us.
Yes, thank you, we really appreciate it.
We absolutely do.
We love the freaking roasting that we get
on this episode.
It keeps us humble.
It does, it really does.
Yeah, so with that, we will be catching you guys next week.
So deuces, later.
Not doing it in a voice.
I straight up just totally forgot, sorry.
Lame.
Well, the way that you just jumped to deuces
that caught me off guard, so I'm like, wait,
is he even gonna sign us off?
I did sign us off.
Well, no, but you went out of order, it seems.
Am I just losing my mind?
You're just losing your mind.
Oh, well, okay.