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Welcome to the All Bros Podcast.
I am Jonathan and I'm Caleb and we are a couple of bros on a mission to give you guys
the most detailed movie reviews out there with as little bias as possible.
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This week on the podcast for 4K Spotlight we got honestly one of my favorite movies
from the year to talk about.
I feel after this episode Caleb is going to have some thoughts against me with what I
think about this movie compared to the movie that we're reviewing this episode.
We'll save that for later.
Fights will be started.
Yes, yes they will.
Hello Sam, thank you for joining.
I know he was freaking Johnny on the spot with that.
Yeah like damn.
That's why he's our number one fan man, he's our number one fan.
He's got that notification set.
He does.
I love it.
So after that we actually do have something to talk about with Through the Wall.
Some really sad news, so you know if you see either of us cry don't be surprised.
Or at least I will, I don't know.
I don't know about Caleb.
Caleb doesn't really cry.
No offense Caleb.
No, none taken.
I rarely ever do.
Well, depends on the situation.
Okay, fair enough.
And then after that we'll be getting into our headliner of the evening which will be
our breakdown of Blue Beetle.
So hell yes.
Yeah so Caleb what do you say we get started?
I say let's do it.
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Alright so starting off the 4K spotlight we have The Flash coming to 4K this week and
yeah I'm pretty excited about this.
I know that this movie is very controversial for many, understandable after everything
that Ezra Miller did and I really hope that they get the help that they need and yeah
but just looking at it as a movie I enjoyed the hell out of it.
I thought it was a really good Flash movie and yeah I had such a great time with it.
So starting off we got the regular 4K release which I absolutely freaking love this cover.
It looks so good.
You got Flash about to take off, I don't know why I did the freaking movement.
I know some people can see us now so it kind of makes sense but.
That's true.
Fair enough.
So you got The Flash ready to, just did it again, whatever.
You got The Flash ready to take off and then you also got Michael Keaton's Batman in the
background along with Supergirl.
Looks freaking awesome, love this cover.
Next up we have the regular Blu-ray cover which kind of, you still got the same trio
here but it's a little different.
You got Flash front and center with Supergirl off to the side and then just a blown up headshot
I feel of Michael Keaton's Batman.
Yeah it almost makes him feel like he's an antagonist.
It does!
Which, yeah it's very interesting.
So yeah.
I'll admit I don't love the Blu-ray cover but I do appreciate that it is different from
the 4K.
So I do appreciate them actually differentiating the Blu-ray and 4K cover arts because most
companies they'll just do the exact same thing.
I mean Warner Brothers is guilty for doing that for other movies but usually when it
comes to big budget superhero movies they'll actually differentiate it whereas Evil Dead
Rise it was the exact same for both the Blu-ray and the 4K.
Yeah.
Dude you know what I personally would have done that I think would have worked out really
well?
So you know the, I think it's, I forget which cover it is, I think it might be Batman vs
Superman but where it has one of the covers where it's Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman
all on the cover.
Oh yeah.
So I would have done something like that, like the same poses but done it with Flash,
Supergirl and Batman.
Yeah dude they should have done something like that.
That would have been really cool.
Yeah.
Like have them universally sized, a little bit like bigger because right now like it
has like a, it's kind of got a sloppy line.
Because it's like you got Flash dead center at the bottom and then it's like Supergirl
up and off to the side, Batman's kind of up and to the center and then like the title's
up like top and center so it's just, it does, it's not visually pleasing to the eye.
It's not.
I agree.
It really isn't.
But I guess what can you do right?
Other than bitch about it on a podcast.
Yeah exactly.
That's freaking us whenever we want to.
Yeah like that's literally us like for, it feels recently like for so many steelbook
releases especially, we're just like we could have done such better cover art, especially
Caleb, the ideas that he comes up with for them.
But like I'll fully admit a lot of the steelbooks nowadays kind of suck.
Dude they have been, at least the ones that I've seen or the ones that you've sent me
and be like hey check this one out.
Like that's freaking blows.
Like I'll fully admit I don't love the steelbook for the Flash.
I mean you'll see it in a minute.
But like honestly like I think the regular 4k cover is my favorite out of all of these.
Yeah that one, so that was the last one?
Yeah.
Yeah that one's pretty freaking cool.
Yeah right.
Speaking of, there we go.
Next up, the best play exclusive steelbook.
I actually like that.
Well god damn it, apparently I just suck.
Okay listen, listen, listen.
The cover, I don't like that the title, does that part come off the part with the title
up top?
Yeah that's just the J card.
Okay, so if that comes off, I am actually like really okay with this cover.
Son of a bitch.
I know, I'm freaking, like the only thing that I would change though is that the distorted
lightning around the center, I would have made this just like a straight up, like the
poster image that they used.
I wouldn't throw in that extra lightning.
Touche.
I would have made it a little bit brighter red, like a little bit more vibrant gold,
but I mean the cover itself for a steelbook specifically, not bad.
Like I said, apparently I'm just the asshole.
I mean have I already pre-ordered it?
Yeah duh.
Yeah the best buy cover is kind of cool.
God damn it.
That's it, I quit.
Okay, I don't think it, does it freaking show in, no it doesn't.
God damn it, sorry.
I'm trying to find the freaking like inside and back artwork, because I think that the
back artwork is like really boring.
I mean, that's a tough one.
Do it like, I think the figuring out what the front would look like is super simple.
That's true.
You know what, I'm sorry.
Yeah, figuring out the back is a tough thing.
So literally, so the back is just like, it's literally like this, but instead of having,
so it's literally this, but take away the flash symbol and it's just the lightning.
Just the lightning?
Yeah, that's all it is.
It's still the red background, but just the lightning.
Yeah, no.
No?
Okay, because then the inside artwork is that it's like taken from the scene where they're
at, they're trying to save Supergirl, and so it's just like, it's such a boring shot,
but it's just a shot of young Barry in the actual flash to old Barry and his like freaking
like Parker, whatever, and then Michael Keaton's Batman just like standing right next to each
other.
Lame.
Right?
It's boring.
All right, for the inside, that one's tough because it's like you can't center it too
much around Batman because it's not a Batman movie.
Like if I was just going like, eh, whatever, the inside cover would be the freaking Bat
plane with the silhouette of the moon.
Okay, that would be cool.
I'm not going to lie.
Yeah, okay, so here's what I would have done with the steel buck.
The front, I would have done like those changes I made, more vibrant red, more vibrant gold
on this logo.
Take out the extra lightning.
On the backside, I would have done the young Barry when he was wearing the bat suit, how
he like spray painted over.
Ooh, I like that.
Yeah, so you still kind of get that Batman like logo, but it's painted over with the
flash.
Yeah.
And then the inside, I would have done the scene with him running into the past.
Dude, I was thinking the same thing.
That's that'd be so perfect.
Yeah.
Oh man, I would freaking kill it with this shit.
Literally not only Warner Brothers, but just like the company that like is like at the
at the at the center of steelbook design just needs to hire you.
That's what needs to happen.
I know.
It's like, who do I reach out to?
When I find out, I'll let you know.
So that's the steelbook.
And then next up, we have the Target exclusive, which wasn't this the teaser poster?
That I don't know.
Or maybe I don't know.
Maybe it was just a poster.
So it's this exclusive slip cover with some collectible cards included.
The cards kind of lame, but the cover is pretty sick.
Right.
Yeah, I really like this cover.
Like if I was just to get this movie just on regular Blu-ray.
Yeah, I'm going for this one.
I like this way better than the regular Blu-ray release.
Makes sense.
Yeah, I like that a lot.
So the question is, though, does this like the whole like 100 thing on the slip covers,
does that bother you or no?
It's distracting.
Yeah.
Personally, I would have thrown the 100 on the side.
Yeah, I can agree.
Yeah, just put it on the spine.
Yeah, that would have looked a lot better.
Like just like, obviously, like flip it downward, have the 100 going down the spine.
But yeah, I think that would have that would have been much better.
Yeah, I agree.
But alas, what can you do?
And then we have the Walmart exclusive, which it's funny that they never say that these
are actually Walmart exclusives, but this is the only place that you can get them.
It looks like Warner Brothers is starting to do this with like all of their movies.
And I swear Universal did it with Fast X.
But I know I saw them do it with Shazam!
Fury of the Gods.
It's a cool concept.
Like they look really cool.
I don't know, it's just not my thing.
So like, like I don't even know how to explain it.
It's kind of like, so it's like a regular slip cover.
This is the slip cover, you slide it off.
And then it kind of it's like a what is it they call it?
Like a trifold?
Yeah, basically.
Okay.
And like, I don't know, I have like a love hate relationship with that.
I mean, it's it's cool.
Don't get me wrong, but it's just not my thing.
When it comes to my collection.
I understand that.
The cover I like, I can get behind the cover.
The inside is honestly cool too.
Like I know you can't really see it that well.
But like you got like a huge close up of like the Flash, you know, like running Batman in
the background and then as well as a Supergirl.
Definitely clear the Supergirl kind of got the short end of the staff here.
This frickin the Flash and Batman's like faces are like straight up blown up.
And then there's just Supergirl just like minimized in the background.
Is she the one that's minimized off to the right?
I think so.
Okay.
Yeah, that's that's lame.
Dude, right?
This is another instance where I would have gone frickin this I think they're under utilizing
artists talents.
Like I'd frickin pay an artist like a frickin fee, like a commission.
Like just so like this is how I would do it.
If I were a studio, I would pay for just some rando artist, I would pay them a commission.
So I don't have to pay them any sort of like royalties or or percentages off of the artwork.
So it's a straight up commission.
Like it'd be like a hefty commission, but it would be a commission nonetheless.
So I own the rights to the artwork after, but I would make it specially designed for
like the inside and I would have had it like one piece of artwork at that that scale.
Like I would have I would have frickin thrown it where it was Barry like again, another
instance of Barry running into like in the speed force.
All right, I like that.
Yeah, I'm not gonna lie that I've been really cool.
Yeah, like how sick would that be?
Because then a frickin like just some again, some rando artist gets a frickin hefty commission,
they get to brag to everyone and their mother that they did an artwork for DC.
Like I said, hefty commission.
And then like I would send them like a free copy of the movie.
Yeah, see, there we go.
Like like how sick would that be?
That'd be pretty sick.
I'm not gonna lie.
Yeah, it's just like I think that's that's just a win win for everyone.
Like the studios get a frickin bitch in artwork and the artist gets fairly compensated.
And everyone's happy in their lives.
Yeah, and a free movie.
Gosh wasted potential, dude.
Agreed.
Frickin Warner Brothers.
Yeah.
Gosh.
I think that'd be that'd be a frickin sick ass idea.
Especially because I love those artistic covers more than anything.
Oh, yeah, I absolutely.
Which one was those ones we were talking about a while ago?
Wasn't those like the Hunger Games ones?
I think so.
Like the artsy covers like I'll take artsy cover over basic like images any day of the
week.
Oh, no, like same here.
Like like like when like when it comes to like steel books, they'll do just like the
character posters on them.
Yeah, I prefer like I want you to actually put effort into it.
Like come on.
Yeah, or pay.
Yeah, we're paying more money than the regular edition.
Like come on, put put some effort into it.
So.
But, alas.
So yeah, so that's it for 4k spotlight.
Or that that's it for when it comes to the flash.
A lot of frickin exclusive.
So be sure to grab whichever one you want.
Next up for through the wall, we have some very sad news.
Charles Martinet, who's literally been voicing Mario since the frickin since the character
got a voice, is unfortunately stepping down.
He's retiring from the role.
The president of Nintendo said, I believe shortly after that they announced that expect
to see a video with not only him, but Charles Martinet soon talking about the whole ordeal
and, you know, him training the new voice of Mario as well as I mean, I don't know if
the same actor they choose is going to be also voicing Luigi, Wario, Waluigi, Baby Mario,
Baby Luigi.
I would hope so, because those voices are very similar.
It's just like slight tweaks.
At least the way that he's explained it.
They did release a statement.
He is going to be like heavily involved in choosing the next voice.
So that's OK.
That's awesome.
So I'm just curious, like what what made him decide to step down.
Like I'm curious if like it was just like really starting to become strenuous on his
voice.
Because I mean, if we're thinking like Mario Luigi, like maybe not as much, but like frickin
Wario and especially Waluigi, like God, that's got to kill your voice.
Yeah, like I do not think I don't know how he does Waluigi for how frickin like high
he has to go with that shit.
Like damn.
Yeah.
Yeah from what it seems like, it's it's not I think it's just age at this point.
Like it's just the high paced world is is getting to be a bit much.
And like again, this is all speculation.
I don't know exactly the reasoning behind, but I think that's that could be part of it.
But I am very sad to see him go.
Someone pointed out that since he's not so it's announced that in the new Mario game
coming out, he is not the voice of Mario.
And if that's the case, the last voice over that Charles Marnay ever did for anything
Mario was in the Mario movie when as the father, he says, these are my boys.
And he points to Mario and Luigi.
And if that is the last line that he said, I know, right?
I was like, if this is if that's the last line that he ever said in anything related
to Mario, God, that is a huge gut punch.
I can't handle it.
Yeah.
Freaking JC told me that at work today.
I'm like, you son of a bitch.
Why you got to tell me that, man?
Well, OK, didn't.
Didn't Waluigi get a freaking DLC in Smash?
Not that I know of.
I swear there was a video.
I don't know how real it was.
But there was like someone made like a full like like it was a freaking cinematic video
where it was Wario and Luigi or Waluigi seeing everyone around them getting these invites
to like with the Smash logo on them.
Yeah.
And so like they got to see all these people getting these invites.
And then eventually, like one comes to Waluigi or not Waluigi.
One comes to Wario and then Waluigi just kind of like encourages him to go.
And he like he has like like he puts on like his biker outfit helmet and all that like
Wario does and then like rides off into the the sunset.
And so it's it shows Waluigi kind of like super bummed out.
And then eventually, like I think it's Toad.
Toad starts to get or is about to get a letter.
And then Waluigi comes in like Bushwax him, kicks him out of the way and takes his his
letter and like and runs off.
And then they were showing like combat in Smash where he has like the tennis his tennis
racket.
But he uses that as a weapon.
I don't know, man.
I OK, I got to look this up now.
I know.
I swear.
I know.
I'm not seeing anything on it.
But oh, it's OK.
Never mind.
I from what I'm saying, it's a mod.
Oh, lame.
That would be really cool.
That would be you're going to say I'm going to say for man, dude, after this, I'm grabbing
my switch and I'm playing Smash Bros.
I want to play as Waluigi.
What what got me, I think like again, what got me was that it was like a full blown frickin
cinematic.
OK, that's so I think that's what got me being like, oh, like this is cool, like some fan
made bullshit.
But then it like kept going.
I was like, this seems extensive for it to be fan made.
But, dude, honestly, it's amazing how far people will go with what they make.
Absolutely true.
Because they did like a frickin full blown like it looked real because it had like the
same cinematic like where they're like doing something and like it says like.
Like this character has been invited and or this character has been invited in the and
like they did the whole thing, too.
It's like Waluigi invites himself.
And I'm like, that's frickin.
Gosh, I can't believe that shit like will always get me like a good cinematic will always
frickin get me, dude.
Oh, shit, that pisses me off.
Well, OK, so if since that is not true, if if if his last line is in the Super Mario
Bros movie as Mario Luigi's dad, they said, God, that is a huge gut punch.
And honestly, I'm OK if that's his last line, because like that means like so much.
Him saying that these are my boys to Mario and Luigi here just like damn right they are.
You gave these boys life.
Yeah.
Oh, man.
Yeah, I.
That would emotionally wreck me.
Right.
Like, God damn.
Then I like, seriously, it's so sad.
I understand, you know, completely understand, you know, he's getting up there in age so
I can understand why he wants to step down.
But it's still really sad to see him go frickin.
He made my childhood.
So honestly, he's never going to hear this.
But thank you, Charles.
You've frickin made my frickin made my childhood.
You made everyone's childhood.
So damn right.
I'm not crying my eye itches.
I just want to point that out.
You're crying.
Don't lie.
Shut up, man.
Well, I mean, that's all we got for through the wall.
I mean, it's like it was still a big thing, but like not really that much to talk about
with it, but just case any of you didn't know, which if you didn't know, like, come on, how
have you not heard about this?
But anyway, moving on, are getting.
Oh, my God.
See, this is why you should lead every episode, not me, because I always screw it up.
That's not how this works.
Well, maybe we should change it.
I'm kidding.
You should figure your shit out.
I mean, you know what?
All right.
Good point.
You got a good point there.
So with those two taken care of, Kayla, what do you say we jump into our headliner of
the evening?
I say let's do it.
OK, before we get started with that, I just want to I actually want to apologize because
in that last segment segment segment segment, Jesus.
When, you know, like I straight up said, oh, if you haven't heard of this, where the hell
if you haven't heard this news, where the hell have you been?
That is such a dick thing to say.
Like like, come on, Jonathan, not everyone probably has heard the news about Charles Martinet
stepping down from Mario.
So I'm going to frickin I'm sorry.
I apologize.
Dude, if I don't know what it is, like if I don't like address this right now, I'm going
to feel like a dick for like the rest of the frickin week.
Then just feel like a dick for the rest of the week.
I don't like feeling like a dick.
How long have you known me?
So yeah, I'm sorry if you hadn't heard of it.
I understand.
He meant it.
But now you guys know.
Don't let him lie to you.
Go suck a big one.
OK, you can go suck a big one.
Now that that's off my chest, even though Caleb has to be an asshole about it.
I mean, I'll sleep fine.
I could tell.
I could frickin tell.
He'll sleep like a frickin baby.
Whereas I'll be tossing and turning.
I'll be tossing and turning all night being like, oh, why did I say everyone should already
know that news?
God, I only I'm only going to get two hours of sleep.
This is going to eat me alive.
That's me.
Yeah.
Anyway, so headliner of the evening, breaking down Blue Beetle.
But before we get to that, Caleb, do you want to let everyone know how we break down movies
on this podcast?
I would love to, but we did get a question of the week.
God damn it.
And that's a number five on the Rose fail scale.
So like Caleb said, we asked a question of the week this week.
And the question of the week we asked, and I already forgot it, was what would be your
signature battle item of choice if you were given a Blue Beetle suit?
I don't know anything about the character of Blue Beetle up until I watched this movie.
So I feel I can't really answer this question that well.
But I am curious, Caleb, do you have a selection before we get to these answers?
Oh, I've actually given this some like real thought.
And OK, so the spoiler alert, the adaptation of Blue Beetle is pretty on point.
Oh, OK.
He is able to create a bunch of different weaponry only limited by his imagination.
Usually it's like he keeps it basic at Blades, the Sonic Blasters and the like the friggin
staples that he was shooting at people.
So those are pretty much his standard.
Like what he's comfortable using, but he's able to create anything.
Which is really friggin awesome.
Yeah.
So, I mean, you don't I don't think you need to know a lot about Blue Beetle in terms of
that to answer this question.
Fair enough.
So yeah, just wanted to bring that point that out.
Yeah, I.
That's a great question.
Honestly, I think.
I would probably go the route of.
Like a crossbow, but like the like an energy style crossbow where.
It's like you kind of point and shoot.
Like situation, but it has like that that look where it's like has like that half shell
look looking thing and then like just aiming and fire like because like I feel like I could
be pretty adept at that where it's like.
I can adapt it to have.
I don't know different effects of like bolts or whatever.
Then it's just.
I can shoot like explosive ones, just basic ones.
I can shoot.
Like concussive one, like the variety of like different bolts that I could fire.
Is is kind of appealing.
And it's just like boom, like pointing shoot.
You can freaking double double arm it if you wanted to.
But it's just because I don't know if I'd like.
If I'd want to be become efficient enough with like a blade.
OK.
Or any other like kind of handheld weapon, because I've thought like like battleaxe maybe.
But I'm like, eh, thought about like different swords.
But I think that's where where I'd go.
Just shooting the bolts.
I like it.
Yeah.
So, yeah.
So what would be yours?
So I just based off of that information then.
I don't know, probably the freaking.
Were gauntlets I was using to like shoot, like you said, like those staples of us.
The staples are sick.
Like those are so like.
I think those would be like universally, like especially if you're going the not killing
route.
Yeah, I think that is very like.
Universal like, all right, like I'm going to freaking disarm all these fools and they're
just going to be stapled to the wall.
Yeah.
I mean, but honestly, if I if I had a second choice, I'd probably go with the sister's
weapon, a freaking power glove.
The power glove like dope.
Right.
That shit was so cool.
Yeah.
When she freaking like put it on, like no freaking way they are not bringing the power
glove into this.
And they did.
And freaking amazing.
Perfection.
All right.
So getting into these answers.
That's your your first.
All right.
We're going to start out strong here.
My number one come from Tick Tock from flaccid pancake BDSM gear.
I mean, you got whips in there.
You got cuffs.
You got like you got chains.
Chains.
Don't forget the chains.
You got words that we don't want to talk.
Yeah.
You know, certain items that we shouldn't talk about on this podcast.
We're going to try to keep it family friendly, at least as best as we can.
Let's just say we're not going to enter the the the back area of a Spencer's Spencer store
here.
We're going to stay in the like the first part.
We're not going to go into the back area.
So yeah.
So yeah, that's that's my first answer.
All right.
My first is coming from YouTube at It's Not Kidnapping If You Own It.
Who said I know we are all right.
OK.
Who says mustard gas?
OK.
Yeah, that's a good one.
That's f'd up.
I know I said I'm like we're going the war crime route.
Got it.
Yeah, I like it.
Like said, f'd up.
But you know what?
I appreciate it, I guess.
I don't know if I should.
I don't know if I should appreciate it.
But let's go with that.
I do.
But I mean, I dug it.
I dug that.
I thought it was an interesting answer.
Like, just makes you wonder if you could do like a chemical situation like that.
Yeah, I like it.
My second one also coming from TikTok.
Kade underscore fitzy.
A blue beetle Harry Potter wand just shoots blue energy but little expecto patronum.
Yeah, I like that.
I dig it.
Yeah.
All right, my next one is from D smooth who said Leviathan acts and a blade of chaos since
I won't have two hands.
Are you familiar with the with either of those?
I am not.
OK, so have you seen anything from God of War?
The game?
No, I'm not.
OK.
So there's two different weapons that he has in the in the first God of War game, the one
that came out for PS4.
The Leviathan acts.
It's basically like Mjolnir, but it's an ice axe.
OK, so he can like he can throw it, use it, like basically toss it.
But then it will like come right back to him once he like summons it.
That's pretty cool.
And then the blades of chaos are these massive freaking like honking blades, but they're
attached to a chain.
And the like so the other end of the chain is it's like wrapped around his his wrists.
And so he can like swing them around like a frickin like yo-yo on steroids.
Like he could swing those like and like he can like toss the blades, like use them as
like blades, but you can also like throw them.
And so if he throws them, then he can use it to like pierce into stuff and like yank
it down like he uses to like throw into enemies.
So like the blades will like stab and then he can like whip them up into the air or like
swing them around or like it's like Spider-Man.
OK.
Like Spider-Man, if there were giant blades at the end of his webs.
All right.
OK, makes sense.
Yeah.
And I thought like the idea of seeing something like that with a blue beetle suit would be
sick.
Yeah, that would be pretty cool.
I'm not going to lie.
Yeah.
All right.
What's your number two or is it your three?
Three.
OK.
What's your three?
Three.
Also come from TikTok from Black Panther Forever.
I like your I like your name of your channel.
They said a blue beetle version of a lightsaber.
Yes.
Hell to the yeah.
That would be pretty dope.
All right.
I changed my answer from what I said earlier with the staples.
I want that.
That's the type of blue beetle weapon I want.
Oh, all right.
My number three is from Jack is cool.
He said a cool Beyblade.
Oh, OK.
Like how sick would that be?
Like that would be so bad ass.
But you just get like one on your wrist and you freaking like yank this energy cord and
then you get like this thing that just spins off and like flies off, bushwhacks a bunch
of people, like just knocking them all over the place.
Like I think that'd be dope.
Yeah, that would be super dope.
Yeah.
All right.
What's your number four?
Number four.
Also coming from TikTok from mayonnaise.
Love the name.
Dual energy pistols with auto lock on.
Yeah, sick.
I can get down with that.
Yeah.
All right.
Um.
All right.
My number four, I think I'm going to give to Ben Dover.
Ha funny.
He said a scythe.
Oh, OK.
Yeah, I think that that would be sick, especially with how his blades already kind of have that
that shape.
Yeah.
So I think a scythe would work really well for like a character like him.
Agreed.
All right.
My fifth one would be from Zay.
I keep saying that, right?
Yeah, Zay.
And I've never played this game, but like honestly, from what I've seen, it just this
just sounds cool.
Ray gun from Black Ops zombies.
Yeah.
So those weapons are are pretty pretty sick.
Like they just annihilate anything in front of them.
So it's like the weapon to have.
But it's it's a very limited ammunition on it.
Damn.
So you get this.
Yeah.
You only get like a few shots, but the shots you make just freaking annihilate anything
in its path.
OK, that's bad.
Yeah.
So that's a great choice.
All right.
My my next one.
And I don't know if he meant it this way, but this is from Lucas Ginsburg.
You said a hidden energy blade.
So there are two, two, two thoughts that I had behind this where it was like a hidden
blade like Assassin's Creed.
Or I was also thinking like the the energy swords from Halo.
Oh, OK.
So the way that he words it hidden energy blade makes it sound more like Assassin's
Creed, which if you're going if you're choosing like a stealthier route, like if you were
to choose a stealthier route with your blue beetle suit, like I think that would be an
excellent decision.
Yeah.
Yeah, I can I can definitely agree with that.
And then if you're obviously if you're not and you're going the Halo route, like that
would be fricking sick, too.
Yeah.
Yeah, that definitely would.
Yeah.
So yeah, that's my number my number five.
So yeah.
So thank you to everyone that answered our question of the week.
We really appreciate it.
Yes, we do.
But without further ado, let's get into this breakdown.
Caleb, you want to let people know how we break down movies on this podcast?
I would love to.
If you are new to our breakdown system, we have split movies into eight different categories
that we individually score to come to a final Albrows letter grade.
The eight categories that we score are story, writing, acting, character development, effects,
music.
Ah, damn it.
I forgot James that one.
James and then we give it our own personal score at the very end.
All of those numbers get magically added up and spit through our algorithm and give us
a letter grade to compare this movie to others of a similar grade.
So yeah, it is kind of based off of the schoolhouse rules with that.
So just so you guys are aware of that.
Well yeah, if you have not seen Blue Beetle, spoiler alerts ahead.
Rose is about to spoil the entire freaking movie for you.
So definitely go check it out and definitely stop listening if you're going to go check
it out at all.
But without further ado, our favorite segment that we like to call reading with Rose.
No comma.
In a remote frozen tundra of Antarctica, members of Chord Industries, led by the company's
co-founder and CEO, Victoria Chord, managed to locate an ancient alien artifact known
as the Scarab.
Meanwhile Jaime Reyes returns to his hometown of Palmera City after graduating from Gotham
Law University only to learn that his family is facing eviction from their home due to
financial difficulties.
Jaime's sister, Melagro manages to get him a job working at Victoria's Mansion.
However both of them are fired after Jaime steps in to stop a confrontation between Victoria
and her niece Jenny.
Jenny later tells Jaime to meet her at Chord Tower the next day to discuss a job opportunity.
The next day Jenny finds that Victoria is using the Scarab for her one-man army corps
projects.
She steals the Scarab and avoids security by giving it to Jaime hidden inside a Big
Belly burger to-go box.
At home, Jaime's family convinces him to open the box containing the Scarab.
When Jaime touches it, the Scarab activates and fuses with him creating an armored suit.
Jaime later goes to find Jenny for answers, rescuing her from Victoria's armed forces.
She tells Jaime that the Scarab is a sentient weapon and it has willingly chosen Jaime to
be its host.
With the help of Jaime's Uncle Rudy, Jaime and Jenny break into Chord Tower to retrieve
a smartwatch that once belonged to Jenny's father Ted but are attacked by Victoria's
bodyguard Ignacio Carapaz who has an OMAC prototype infused in his body.
The Scarab revealed to be named Khaji-Dha temporarily takes over Jaime's body and battles
Carpax.
Rudy and Jenny help incapacitate Carpax then escape with Jaime to Jenny's childhood home.
Jenny uses Ted's watch to activate his secret laboratory and reveals to Jaime that Ted was
originally a vigilante named Blue Beetle who spent his life studying Khaji-Dha before mysteriously
disappearing leaving his company in Victoria's hands.
When they notice Victoria's helicopter flying toward Jaime's home, Jaime summons Khaji-Dha
and returns to protect his family.
As they escape, Jaime's father Alberto suffers a cardiac arrest and dies, distracting Jaime
and allowing Carpax to capture him.
Jaime is taken to an island fortress in Cuba where he is strapped to a machine that downloads
information from Khaji-Dha to the OMACs.
While unconscious, Jaime sees a vision from his father who encourages him to embrace his
destiny as the new Blue Beetle.
Jaime awakens and escapes as Carpax's OMAC suit activates and evolves into a more powerful
form.
Jenny and Rey's family uses Ted's bugship and its weapons arsenal to storm the island.
Jaime reunites with his family, then encounters Carpax and battles him.
Jaime nearly kills Carpax before Khaji-Dha reveals to Jaime memories of Carpax's enslavement
by Victoria for the OMAC experiments, including Carpax's mother's death at Victoria's hands,
leading Jaime to spare him.
Carpax rebels against Victoria and sets his OMAC suit to explode, destroying the island
as well as himself, taking the terrorists with him as vengeance for his mother.
As the Rey's family escapes from the island, they take him to Morn Alberto.
In the aftermath, Jenny becomes the new CEO of Court Industries and promises to repair
the damage caused to the Rey's family, helping them rebuild their home.
As the neighbors gather around the remains of the Rey's family's home and provide support,
Jaime shares a kiss with Jenny, then offers to fly her to the Court Estate.
In a mid-credit scene, a distorted recording from Ted is broadcast in his laboratory attempting
to inform Jenny that he is alive.
In a post-credit scene, a clip from the stop-motion version of El Chapulín Colorado is shown,
which Rudy used to distract the Court Estate guards.
Damn, I didn't stay for that part.
Oh, you didn't?
Ah, damn.
No.
It was funny.
Oh yeah, it was hilarious.
Damn it.
God, I got a message from Brielle telling me to hurry home after that part.
So I was waiting.
I was just like, okay, I'm just going to stay till the end.
And I got the message being like, hurry home, hurry home.
And I was like, all right, damn.
And so I left right after the post-credit scene with the Ted Kord situation.
But yeah, damn.
I hate when that happens.
I mean, it was funny, but it wasn't super important.
Okay.
Yeah.
That makes me feel a little bit better then.
You just missed a comedic bit.
That's really all it was.
It didn't affect the story or anything or lead up to something that could come in the
future.
Okay.
Yeah.
So you're good, man.
Okay.
Oh, man.
Dude, this, starting off with getting right into the story, this was really well done
for an origin film.
I agree.
Like superhero origin movies are, I mean, I'm not going to say they've been done to
death because they have to be done, but I will say that this one definitely does stand
out among them for the sole fact of how much of an importance they put on the family aspect.
Because if it weren't for the Reyes family, I don't think I would have liked this movie
that much because it's just another origin story.
It's stuff that we've seen before and it's been told many, many times, which like I said,
you got to get that in any superhero origin story.
I get it.
It's just, I've seen this stuff a million times, but what they were able to do with
the family, setting up how important they are to each other and to the fact that when
the, like the freaking, I don't know about you, but when the freaking father died.
Oh, man.
I actually, I actually teared up a little bit.
Dude, I did too.
And I did not expect that.
I did not expect that.
But that just shows how great they did at setting up the family.
This movie got me twice.
What's the second part?
I'm curious.
Okay.
So the first part is when freaking Jaime's getting like dragged away and just like begging
to be let go.
And I'm like, Oh no, like, well, basically while his father is freaking dying.
And then the second part is when they're all back on the ship and then their, uh, their
grandmother says like, now we can cry.
Okay.
You heard her.
Yeah, dude.
Like, cause I was like, I was, I was all freaking jazzed.
Like after that scene, I was just like, gosh, like I'm freaking like riding the high right
now.
And then they freaking hit me with that.
And I'm just like, like broke, like broke down.
Oh shit.
And I'm like, like it was so immediate.
Like that's, that's something that, that stood out to me about this movie is how immediate
that little like tone change happened.
Yeah.
And how well they were able to execute it.
Yeah, definitely.
I agree.
Yeah.
But I totally agree with you.
If they would have gone the cookie cutter route with the origin story where it's like,
Oh, he gets his power and he has to hide it from his family and blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah.
Like I don't think I would have liked it nearly as much as I did.
Same.
I think the fact that they actually see him get the powers that was fricking cool.
And like that it was something.
Yeah.
It was terrifying, but fricking it was definitely something different.
And I appreciated that.
Yeah.
I, I really appreciated what this movie did.
And coming from, I mean, I'm not, I, I'm only part Hispanic, but I know what living in a
Hispanic household is like to like, to a certain degree.
And that is absolutely the vibe that they, they just nailed right on the head.
That's what I've heard.
Like I fricking, I've heard that like how their scenes where they'll like, they'll like
so easily translate their, not translate, they'll so easily transition from speaking
Spanish right into English.
Like nothing has happened.
And people are saying like, yeah, that's how exactly how it is in a Mexican household
or Latino, Latino household.
You will absolutely see that kind of stuff.
And I fricking love how many people have pointed out how the movie nailed the fact that the
grandma never speaks one word of English and everybody's just like, yep, that's how it
was in my family, my family too.
Just, yeah, our grandma didn't speak one word of English.
Yeah.
That is definitely one of those things that gets hit right on the head.
Having that Hispanic grandmother that doesn't know a single word of English.
Oh man.
But it's just like the sweetest thing on the planet.
Like, yeah, that was again, one of those things that just nailed it.
Absolutely nailed it.
And then like, I think it's like the same thing with just having like a crazy uncle
that just has like all these different skills that like make him super useful, but he doesn't
utilize any of them.
Yeah.
I don't think they could have chose anyone better than George Lopez for that role.
Bro.
No freaking joke.
He freaking stole this movie.
Oh yeah.
Absolutely.
In like the best way possible.
Yeah, so good.
I had a blast with this movie.
I am curious, what did you think of like the whole Susan Sarandon's, like her villain,
her motives, you know, her, how she went about getting the Scarab back.
Like what were your thoughts?
Weak motivations.
Yeah, I feel that's like one of the biggest like weak points that I could point out with
this movie.
Just, yeah, this is one of the weakest villains I've seen in a while.
Yeah.
At least with her.
What's his face?
Carapax?
Carapax was cool.
He was.
No, I definitely agree.
And like honestly, like, and I don't, and we'll get into this with acting, but like,
I don't blame Susan Sarandon at all.
Like I feel with what she was given.
Yeah, she did.
I mean, she's fantastic in anything she does.
So with what she was given, what we got from her, like I thought it was all right.
It was decent, but I've seen way better villain arcs in the past year than we got in this
movie.
Yeah.
I think getting a good villain without doing like a super crazy deep dive into that villain,
like it's like how, how do you get them, like you just need, how do you get us to care about
a character like that?
That's a good point.
I mean, you know, like honestly, you know, given the choice of like, oh, hey, do you
want them to really set up the Reyes family to show how close they are and just how much
they mean to each other?
Or do you want an actual like amazing setup for this villain?
You'll understand their motives and just like, it'll be like the best villain that you've
seen in a while.
I'm absolutely going to go with the family because you hardly ever see that in a superhero
film.
You never see a family that has that type of connection.
Yeah.
Honestly, like what I would have personally done is I would have made Ted cord a much
bigger part of this movie.
I can definitely agree with that.
I think I would have given her more of the motivations of maybe like self preservation
or something like that.
But like given her a reason to create this basically a super soldier and have it be a
situation like she's, I don't know, like she's experienced some past trauma with like maybe
her kind of throw it like an Incredibles situation or Incredibles 2 situation where her, her
family was like obsessed with the original blue beetle.
I forget what his name is, something Garrett.
Like I think it's Dan Garrett or something like that.
So have it so her family is like obsessed with the original blue beetle, the one that
actually was wearing the scarab and have it be where something happened.
Her parents were taking it, were taken out.
And so she just kind of grew up in fear and resenting or I don't know, just like neat,
like feeling like she needs a guardian in her life and try like trying to recreate that
because obviously Dan Garrett's gone and the scarab hasn't chosen a new host.
And so it's just like she's defenseless.
And it's all like, maybe I wouldn't even take like done the whole taking the parents out
thing.
Maybe it's just like something happened in her life where it was, I don't know, like
a hostage situation, but then the blue beetle comes in to save the day, the OG blue beetle.
And then you have her kind of dealing with maybe like a resentment towards her brother
Ted cord for trying to adopt a mantle of blue beetle, but obviously just being a not as
good version, like despite his best efforts and then like constantly seeking for that.
Maybe that's the route I would have gone with her motivation, just constantly seeking security
in her life and feeling like she needs to go to these lengths to obtain that.
Okay.
Yeah, I like that.
And then like obviously like going like the real shitty route of like, I get this was
just it was very basic bitch villain, like in it for greed at like just straight up just
needing money and the money that she received with like a military contract.
It's just who cares at the end of the day.
Like I think you just, if you could have tweaked her to be a little bit more complicated and
then like, I think you still could have made her a piece of shit at the end of the day.
Yeah, like taking things too far and have gosh, I'm gonna keep forgetting his name.
Carpax like how like keep all that with Carpax.
Like I think you could have kept all that just shift her motivations a bit more.
Yeah.
So unfortunately, I think yeah, I'm with you playing villain and I think she could have
been done a lot better.
Yeah.
But yeah, so I mean, other than my villain complaints, I think that they did the the
whole hero thing really well.
Okay.
Jaime being becoming the Blue Beetle was fantastic trying to figure out how to like remove the
scarab and figuring out that it's now just a part of him forever.
Yeah, like I think I think he dealt with that like a reasonable person would.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, his his the way he freaked out when she told him that.
Understandable.
I feel the same way.
Yeah.
And I feel like a lot of people were given the movie shit because at least this certain
clip where he jumps off of the building to go fly and save his family.
It's like, I think at least like, without context, I can understand why people would
throw a fit about that scene and be like, oh my gosh, he's just going to trust that
the suit's going to say but it's it's also he's seen the suit save him before.
Like he knows what he's he knows what the suit's capable of.
I feel like he has a certain level of trust in the suit.
Yeah.
And so that's why he felt comfortable enough to jump off a building.
Yeah.
I mean, it makes total sense.
Yeah.
So I I dug this movie, dude.
Like I liked all of the different aspects that they had.
I thought the story was pretty killer.
The only thing I didn't like was the villain.
And that's not a big complaint.
Like the big villain, the big villain was crap.
But I think that the sidekick villain was was enough.
That's fair.
Yeah.
So where are you sitting at with story?
I don't know.
I'd say I'm sitting at like I'm sitting at a solid 80.
So I'm not too much higher than you that really.
Yeah.
Like a lot higher.
Listen, I think the real difference probably going to be in the personal score.
I can I feel like I can realistically view how this movie is or have some sort of like
a realistic viewpoint of what the movie is.
I know it wasn't the best thing in the world.
Yeah.
But it was it was solid.
It was super solid.
I had a definitely a fantastic time.
So yeah, I think I'm sitting more around like an 83.
I like it.
All right.
Moving on over to writing.
I'm higher.
Honestly I am too.
The writing for this was just fantastic.
Seriously, especially for me, the writing for his sister and his grandma, the writing
for those two was absolutely fantastic.
Dude, when she finds out that her grandmother fought in some sort of like revolution.
She's just like, what?
And I I've laughed my ass off because I feel like that's another thing that like you can
learn some crazy shit about your grandparents, especially if they're like the first generation
immigrants like or grew up in like some crazy country where there was like a revolution
to be fought like crazy shit happens.
And you can learn some wild stories about your grandmother.
Yeah, it's true.
And that just tickled my funny bone in a way that I was not expecting.
And I loved it.
I'm trying to think of like some other stuff.
Oh, the dialogue with Jaime and Alberto in the dude, the other plane or whatever you
want to call it.
That was that was heartbreaking.
That's yeah.
Good God.
That frickin destroyed me.
Yeah, that was right there.
It really was.
Yeah, that was wow.
Yeah, that was an emotional scene and just oh, man, frickin gut punch.
Right days for days.
I'm trying to think.
I think the only like out of the entire cast, I think the only person that wasn't given
the best writing was maybe Jenny.
Yeah, I can definitely agree with you there.
Yeah.
I mean, like, yeah, out of everybody, probably she was she was not I wouldn't say my least
favorite, but she definitely wasn't my favorite.
Yeah.
Like, where she might say that she was my least favorite.
Actually, now I'm thinking about it.
Where's OK, because Susan Sarandon, despite her basic villain issues, she was given some
decent dialogue.
True.
That is very true.
And then same thing with Carpax.
Carpax wasn't given the best dialogue in the world, but what he was given was like intimidating
and powerful.
Yeah.
And so that made him stand out.
The only person that didn't stand out in here was Jenny.
And I don't know, maybe it's just me, but like from the very get go, I'm just like,
OK, they're going she's going to get with Jaime.
Like I know what's going to happen.
That's how the movie's going to end, that they're going to get together.
And so literally all I can see her now is just the love interest.
That's what this movie is working towards, that they're going to end up towards together
towards the end.
Bro, if there's anything I'm docking the writing for is how hard they freaking force that relationship
on us.
Dude, straight up.
Like, why do superhero war two movies always have to have a love story?
Like they don't.
I'm just going to say that right now, they don't.
Yeah, like there are so many interesting things about Jaime Reyes and the blue beetle.
His love life isn't one of them.
Yeah.
Like I could give a flying shit about his love life.
Agreed.
Like, honestly, I would have rather you taken everything that you gave with Jenny and like
add that to more story for the family.
I would have been fine with that.
Like definitely still have her in the movie because she needs to be there for.
Oh, I'm already forget.
What's the name of the company?
Like Cord Industries.
Cord.
Yeah, Cord.
Like she needs to be there, of course, because daughter of founder.
But yeah, let's take it out like Jaime, you know, trying to get with her and like just
add that more to like the family story because frickin when he's like going back and forth
with oh, should I send this text to her?
And when it says I'll take you up on that offer, I'll see you tomorrow.
I'm all thinking she already said show, you know, hey, show up tomorrow.
I'll give you a job.
She never said, oh, you know, if you want to take me up on this offer, shoot me a text.
She already assumed that you were taking her up on the offer.
So what he said, I'm just like, it wasn't a question.
Yeah.
And they they treated it like he was friggin like trying to flirt with her or some shit.
Yeah.
I'm like, bro, that scene lasted way too frickin long.
I think the love or the relationship that they had in there was thrown in for frickin
movie fluff.
Oh, yeah, definitely.
And they needed to make the two hour runtime just so it could like be like the bare minimum
for a superhero film.
And that's how they did it.
Yeah, no, that didn't need to be in there whatsoever.
I would have personally made Jenny a little bit older.
Like just outside of the.
The romantic relationship bubble older.
OK, I probably would have made her closer to Victoria's age.
OK, well, I don't know.
Like still reasonably her niece.
Yeah, but older than Jaime and like had her.
Had her act in the way that Ted Kord would have.
Pushing Jaime towards becoming the Blue Beetle.
Yeah, like obviously, I like that.
Like giving giving like the tour of the facility, but I would have taken that romantic relationship
out completely.
I think you could have thrown in a lot more interesting family dynamics.
I think you still could have had the discussion that.
Jaime and Jenny have about how her house like is just filled filled with stuff while his
house is filled with like you still could have had those discussions.
It's not with those freaking romantic undertones.
Yeah, but we really did not need that.
Yeah, super unnecessary.
The the only thing that that that that stuff added to the movie itself was that you got
to see how a Hispanic family deals with a romantic relationship in like the in their
in their family dynamic.
Yeah, that's a good point.
That's a very good point.
Which freaking triggered my 16 year old body and like made that like resurface and just
like uh.
Caleb's having Caleb is having high school flashbacks, everybody.
Bro, I'm not even joking.
So I forget what what the event was.
I think it was like my cousin's graduation, but I asked if it was OK if I brought my girlfriend
at the time I.
So she came we we hung out like the entire time and then while we were walking out I
was holding her hand.
Like trying to be like sweet while we were going out to the car and that's where I remember
this event.
Were you there or did I think I was about this?
No, I think I was there.
You might talk about my cousin's graduation, right?
Yeah.
Were you there?
I thought I was or am I thinking of a different event?
OK, the question is, was the girlfriend?
Did it start with an A or an S?
A. Yeah, I think I was there.
You were OK.
I was never I was never anything.
I was never there for anything with S. I don't know why we're like using the freaking first
letters.
Because if if if anyone that knows me here's this, that's true.
I want to be some sort of plausible deniability.
All right, fair enough.
OK, so we'll keep doing this.
So I don't think I ever went to any events with S, but I didn't really hang out with
S all that much.
That's a good point.
Yeah, there's a couple of.
Caleb was.
Caleb was definitely it felt more so into into a.
OK, well, hold up, hold up.
I was into both.
OK, OK, all right.
I don't want you to make me sound like a case either.
Yeah, in case in case either S or A ever listens to this episode, like I he just wants to get
the facts straight.
I can't.
I really hope my wife isn't listening right now.
I was I was really into both, but S never wanted to hang out outside of like in public.
And I don't know.
Yeah, I don't know what the deal was with that.
It was always like she wanted to hang out at her house or she wanted to meet up, but
then she'd like have some excuse to not.
And I'm like, all right, whatever.
So I think that was the situation there.
But yeah, a came and hung out with me a lot more because I think.
Because like now looking back at it, I feel like a dick because I actually came to it
sick because I think you could like totally hear it in my nasal.
But your mom was like, oh, are you sick, Jonathan?
And I think I'm so oh, no, no, no, I'm just barely getting over the cold.
I'm fine.
Where, in fact, I was like only two days into it.
So if anyone got sick, if your family got sick after that, yeah, guilty as charged.
It's fine.
They'll get over it.
I yeah.
So I, I, I, I don't remember you being there.
Wow.
Let's see how.
But here he remembers a being there, but not his bro.
Well, I remember a being there because my aunts when we were walking out to the car,
like we were getting into like my parents car and then my aunts were getting into their
cars and one of my aunts yelled like, why are you holding her hand?
And I'm like, I like stopped and I was just like, I like looked at her and I'm like, shut
up.
And then they were like giving me our time and they're like, oh, now you're not going
to hold her hand.
That's weird.
And I'm like, stop.
Like, I don't know.
Like, it was just.
I didn't know what to do because I was just so awkward and they made it a big deal.
And like, if anyone makes anything that I do a big deal, like I don't want to do it
anymore.
Oh, like, dude, that's how I, how I am.
If I like show someone something that I built, like if they, if they make it like a really
big deal, I want to be like, okay, we're done talking about it.
And then like walk away.
All right, moving on.
But I think that that was the situation that I was like, I was attempting to compare to
where it's just, yeah, your family gives you a hard time, like especially like the Hispanic
family who gives you an extra hard time with the ones that you're romantically interested
in and it's funny.
So I think they nailed that on the head and I think that's the only thing that that romantic
relationship added.
That's fair.
That is absolutely fair.
Yeah.
So are you sitting with writing?
Um, so yeah, like, like I said, I'm like slightly above, um, but maybe not by much.
So I'm going to go in 82.
I might, I actually jumped up quite a bit.
Not like I'm not in the nineties by any means, but I think I'm sitting more around 86.
Okay.
That's fair.
Yeah.
Um, yeah, I think, I think I just enjoyed the, like the, the huge, the, the, the, the
the humor was, was, was top notch.
Uh, the writing was top notch.
Like it was, it was, it was good.
It was, is what I'm getting at.
It was good.
No, no, it really was.
All right.
Um, next up getting into acting, we have, uh, oh geez, I'm going to need these names
a bit bigger.
All right.
We have Zolo Maradwainia who played Jaime Reyes slash the blue beetle.
We have Bruna Marquezine who played Jenny Cord.
So she was the, the romantic interest for those of you wondering.
Cale's favorite character.
Yeah.
All right, we have Becky G who did the voice for Kaji Da who was the blue beetle AI, I
guess.
That freaking blows my mind, but that's freaking awesome.
Okay.
I, I don't know who Becky G is outside of this movie.
Um, Power Rangers, the yellow ranger played Trini.
Oh, from Sabin's Power Rangers?
Yeah, from the movie.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, that's her.
Dude, she did, like, I don't know if they did any like alterations to her voice, but
her tone was like on point.
No, yeah.
Like honestly, I wish that she would do more acting because she's actually good.
She's a fantastic actress.
Yeah.
All right.
Um, so yeah, she played Kaji Da.
Next was Belisa Escobedo who put, oh my God.
I'm so stupid.
I was like, wait a minute.
I didn't change her name.
I was like, um, did I miss a scene?
Nope.
Son of a bitch.
That pisses me off.
Okay.
Ignore what I put there.
She played Milagro Reyes, who was Jaime Reyes' sister.
And George Lopez played Uncle Rudy Reyes.
Then we have Susan Sarandon who played Victoria Cord.
We have Raul Max Trujillo who plays Carapax.
Damien Alcazar who plays Alberto Reyes.
Elpedia Carrillo who plays Rocio Reyes, who is the mom.
And then Adriana Barraza who plays Nana Reyes.
Yeah, so that is everyone.
Okay.
All right.
What does your top three look like?
Number three, I'm going to give to, I'm going to butcher her name already.
Even, I mean, Caleb already called her the Blue Beetle, so I guess I can't butcher her
anymore.
Asshole.
Belisa Escobedo.
Thank you.
Yeah, Belisa Escobero.
Escobedo?
Escobedo.
Sorry.
Yeah, she's number three.
Yeah, she's number three for me.
I freaking loved her in this movie.
And so I don't know if you remember, but she was in, Rose should be reading these names.
Sam, I highly considered it.
You're such an asshole.
I don't know if you remember in Hocus Pocus 2, but she plays like one of the main girls.
Yes.
I found her annoying in that movie.
Like all the, like, like, absolutely god awful annoying.
This one, I enjoy the hell out of her.
She was great in this movie.
Like, honestly, you know, the shit that she gives her brother, just the way that she nails,
not only just being, I mean, you know, I'm fully white, so I don't, you know, don't really
know anything about Hispanic families.
But if I'm just looking at her as just like, you know, like the little sister that gets
on your nerves, but it still, you know, loves you very much and, you know, is there for
you.
She freaking nails it so perfectly.
So freaking loved her performance.
I only found her annoying at the beginning.
And then like slowly grew into her as a character.
That's okay.
That's fair.
Number two.
I don't know if I can.
Okay.
I do have control as well.
Sorry.
I'm still getting used to this.
Number two.
I'm going to give to is is is Xolo or Olo?
Xolo.
It's Xolo.
Wow.
I suck at pronouncing names.
Xolo Maraduena?
Maraduena.
God, I suck.
Minor white boys really coming.
You're giving him number two?
Yeah, I'm giving him number two.
Bro.
Wait, wait till you see my number one.
Wait till you see my number one.
No, like I loved him as a Jaime.
He was great.
His transition into Blue Beetle was great.
Like literally got nothing but good things to say about him.
He was freaking fantastic.
But he is beat by the man himself.
God damn it.
I went past him.
Mr. George Lopez.
Because this man freaking stole every single scene that he was in.
And I absolutely loved him.
He had me laughing my ass off in every single scene that he was in.
He was amazing as Uncle Rudy.
I freaking wanted more Uncle Rudy.
And maybe it's just because it's George Lopez and I freaking love this man.
So yeah, George Lopez is number one.
I'm sorry.
Oh man.
Okay.
There was only one person on this list that I would have been okay with you doing that
and you absolutely chose him.
Okay.
All right.
So understandable.
Completely understandable.
All is forgiven?
All is forgiven.
So my number three.
And this was kind of a tough one.
But I think I'm going to give my number three to Karepax.
I think he did an amazing job playing an intimidating villain attempting to give Jaime a, I don't
know, what he thought viewed as a lesson.
So I mean, it was a tough one.
It was a tough lesson.
Don't get me wrong.
But I think.
Straight up.
I think ultimately I think this did.
He did a really good job at pulling off like the bad guy vibe without going so overboard.
Yeah.
And then when he like, like the ending when he he takes Victoria and like drags her into
the fire after blowing them up, like that was just.
I did not expect that.
I know that was, dude, somehow that felt more brutal than like just straight up killing
her.
Oh, same here.
Oh yeah, I agree.
Like literally being dragged to your death.
Like wild.
Absolutely wild.
My number two, though, I am going to be giving to George Lopez.
I loved his performance, thought he was absolutely hilarious.
Everything you said.
And then my number one, I have to give to Zolo Mariduena, who played Jaime.
I thought I he's easily my favorite character from Cobra Kai.
And I think he he gives a fantastic performance.
Like everything that he like I've seen him do and be in, he can give emotion so well.
And I think he nailed it with this.
Like like I said earlier, the the scene where he's getting dragged away while his father
is in cardiac arrest, like it's just heartbreaking.
And that's like has so much to do with his performance in that scene.
Agreed.
Yeah.
So yeah.
So where are you sitting with with your acting score?
This is definitely one of the highest for me because frickin everyone brings their
way game here, like everyone is so good, especially all of the Reyes family.
They're just so much fun to to to watch, to interact and just yeah.
So I'd probably say like, you know, I'm going to go we go on eighty six.
Yeah, this was so close to cracking 90 for me, but just didn't quite get there.
So I'm actually going to be sitting at like.
In eighty nine.
Yeah, I thought everyone's performance here was fantastic.
I think that everyone brought their game.
And like like I said, I think the only people that brought it down for me was maybe maybe
Jenny Cord, but I don't know if that was because she was given kind of shit to do.
Or kind of what the deal was with that.
Fair.
Yeah, so that is that is definitely where I'm sitting with that.
I'm moving on over to a character development.
This was interesting. In terms of character development.
So. So. The. So the early motivations was Jaime felt like he was.
I mean, everyone kind of said he was meant for more, right?
But his ultimate goal was trying to get his family out of the situation that they were
in. And I don't know if they.
Pulled off that story that well.
This was I think this was more of a shift in.
Where the story was going, where it was him trying like trying to get himself into a situation
where he could provide better for his family.
And then like I said, shifted into.
Him trying to accept his role as as a hero.
Yeah. And then like eventually he did that.
And so it's just like the the motivation or like what kind of pushed him forward was always
protecting his family and his family was well protected.
It's just. Like I said, this is a tough one to score
for me. And I erased some very good points.
Yeah. And out of all of these, I think this might
be my lowest. I had lowest score, unfortunately.
Because I don't know if they they developed. The character all that much because he was
consistent in his viewpoints like he was consistently like on team family.
Yeah, I feel the way that I'm looking at his character development.
It seems that a lot of his character development like happened before this movie even took
place like before we saw the first the first scene.
So we're kind of trying to catch up with who Jaime Jaime is as a character.
I mean, you know, we see how close he is with his family.
And of course, we see what happens of how he reacts to his, you know, his dad passing
away. And so that's great character moments right
there. But I can definitely see where you're coming
from. Just like I said, it feels like throughout
the whole movie, we're trying to play catch up as to where we like all of his character
development that got him here has already happened.
But we're still trying to, I guess. What's the word?
I don't know the word I'm searching for. So I'm just going to reiterate what I said.
Like literally, we're paying we're playing catch up throughout the whole movie as to
where he is throughout the whole movie as a character.
It kind of feels like we it feels like it started already with chapter one of a book
and we got no we got no prologue like a prologue was absolutely absent.
Yeah, I can definitely see that. I mean, but despite that, I think what they
like after the shift after the shift in where you think his character is going, I think
it does do a pretty decent job. It's not anything special, though.
I mean, honestly, I'm probably with you, like, probably like the lowest lowest score.
Honestly, I like honestly, I'm sorry to say I'm probably sitting at like a 78.
That's actually exactly where I was sitting to. Oh, shit. OK.
There we go. All right. I don't feel so bad anymore.
Yeah. Like I was while you were talking, I was trying to like decide.
But yeah, it was good. Slightly above average. Like, I can't even say slightly, but it's
barely above average. Yeah, it's just it's it's movie origin syndrome
where you have a character that's the same at the beginning that he is at the end.
Yep. And while it's not necessarily a horrible thing in a superhero origin movie, I kind
of expect a little more. Yeah, like that's I mean, I feel like there's
some instances where that can be the case that where it's done better. You need to challenge
that belief, though. Yeah, like, yeah, absolutely agree.
I don't think he ever like faltered with that, even when Carpax was like your your love and
your family makes you weak. I think that should have been something to drive his character
a bit more. Maybe like he was trying to push his family away.
But he it's just seemed like he was still very heavily reliant on his family.
Yeah, which not a bad thing. It's just not where the character where I felt he should
have been. Yeah, no. Yeah, I absolutely agree. Yeah. All right. Moving on over to effects.
This was damn good. No, like, seriously, and for the fact that
the budget was only like one hundred and five million, like these were really good. Like
for a superhero movie, that is a super low budget. And I was I was shocked of how good
the effects were, especially on the suit. Like, God, the suit looked fantastic.
Yeah, I think what got me is there were like they had a fricking practical suit. And I
think that helped so much. Oh, yeah. Oh, absolutely. Agreed.
So I think, yeah. I mean, you can't be practical. There's nothing you can do to be practical.
But do you think I can't think of anything just short of like people just getting like
completely obliterated by someone's move? Like when when the sister was like backhanded
the dude with the power glove, like and he just went like flying up against the wall.
Like that was fricking awesome. There wasn't. Like, I can't think of anything like the fricking
stunt work in this was incredible. It was. It was so good.
Yeah. So got to give some major props to that. But yeah, I mean, the special effects, too.
Like they looked amazing. Yeah.
Dude, when he was transforming into the suit for the first time, that was straight out
of a fricking horror film, too. Seriously, fricking when it like started to crawl up
to his his his mouth and like take over, like start going inside side of him, fricking remind
me of the fricking matrix. Like I'm like, oh, God. Yeah, dude. No joke. And it's just
like, yeah, exactly. Like, didn't not like it. But I I loved how they handled some of
that those scenes where he is like panicking and he like grabs like a family picture and
he like looks at his reflection and his eyes are like orange and just kind of like growing
and then all the like the stuff. It looked like it was burning him.
It did. And like so he's like sitting there screaming
and everything and then like flipping out. And like, like I was horrified.
Same here.
But yeah, I mean, even when like the suit was in like obvious CGI motion, it didn't
look bad. It honestly didn't. Like even when Carpax is like it's Carpax, right? Yeah. Even
when he's fully suited up, like honestly, that's still pretty good. And like I said,
the fact that the budget was I looked it up one hundred and four million like that is
that is I feel really low for a superhero film. And the fact that the effects were able
to look this good. That's incredible. That is absolutely incredible.
Yeah, especially compared to the freaking flash. Like, holy crap.
Well, you got to throw the flash under the bus.
OK, the flash. You can't tell me like we freaking had a big old discussion about this. The flash
effects freaking sucked ass.
So I'm but no, I remember it's what Andy Muschietti said that they're supposed to look like that.
That is bullshit. And he knows it. We're supposed to see. We're supposed to see how Barry sees
everything. That is bullshit. And he but he knows it. He knows that is absolute horseshit.
Oh, man.
In a movie where there are two people that look exactly the same, you shouldn't have
one that's obviously CGI.
I mean, I feel when they're in motion, yes, in some part of them. Sorry, getting off
tangent with the flash. There are points where I'll fully admit that like young Barry doesn't
look so great, but I feel that there are also parts where they're standing next to each
other or interacting that I feel it actually looks super, super good.
Yeah, I agree. Guess what? They're standing still, Rose. That's not hard to do.
Oh, fine.
Nice try, though.
Thanks, man. I appreciate that.
The only scene that I will point out as maybe like on the jankier side, and I wouldn't even
say it was janky. I'd say it was pretty on par with like any of the Iron Man movies is
when he gets blasted out of the wall by carapacts. And then he like comes and flies up and he
has like his wings like he was like super quick to kind of like fly up and be like,
what was that? And I think that was like the only scene that stood out where I was like,
eh, like I had a hint of like, man, everything else. Fair enough. Like looked really good.
Yeah. And I mean, I hope that they were able to use the practical suit. Like if they didn't
use the practical suit for a lot of those scenes, I would be shocked. Yeah, I would
definitely agree. But yeah, I think something that also helps is all of his weapons were
energy based. I mean, other than his blades. But I think that maybe helped to like having
the wings because it's like, yeah, they're energy wings. They have to look fake. Yeah,
that's true. So I think that might have helped a little bit. And then like, again, the stunt
work. I know Zolo, he does a lot of his own stunt work for Cobra Kai. And I think he did
a lot of the stunt work for this film too. That's freaking awesome. Yeah. And it freaking
shows like the physicality behind the character. Like I love what he's doing, all the like
flourishes with his when he gets like the blades. And he has when he has like both like
the hand blades and then he like puts them together to form that big ass giant one. And
then he's doing all the crazy moves with that. Like the way he like glides it across the
floor. I mean, they show this in the trailer. Yeah. When he glides it across the floor and
then frickin like kicks it back up and puts it over his shoulder. My All right. Yeah, that's
badass. That is super badass. So I honestly I'm fairly high with my with the effects score
on this. How high though? I okay, docking for the one thing that I'm considering men
given major props for the stunt work in major props for anything else special effects wise
that they threw in. I think I'm around. I think I barely cracked 90. I was sitting at
89 but 89 just wasn't sitting right with me. So I'm sitting at a 90. Fuck man. I think
I'm gonna groove you. Son of a bitch. Freaking hate when that happens. Right? Yeah. Oh shit.
All right. Next up we got music. I mean, this soundtrack wasn't half bad. No, I mean, like
I nothing really stood out for me. But I wasn't wasn't bad. Did its job. Um, it's really all
I got to say about it. Yeah, I this is a tough one. I I'm sitting around like a seven or
eight. I'm at a seven. Seven. I can give you a seven. Yeah. Yeah. Unfortunately, there's
just nothing that just blew me away by any stretch of the imagination. So yeah. Yeah.
So yeah. Seven out of 10 with that one. Moving on over to costumes. This is pretty damn good.
Yeah. I mean, I don't know about I'm at like a nine for like I've never even seen anything
with Blue Beetle. And I've got to say that costume looked freaking sweet. Even the frickin
when they showed like the original Blue Beetle costumes. Those even looked really frickin
cool. But just the one that Jaime wears, like I like even from the first teaser trailer,
I'm like I'm getting like for some reason like hints of Iron Man a little bit. And I
think it's just because the way the mask is. But like, I mean, there's nothing wrong with
that. Because the man like the frickin costume looks so frickin cool. It does it like, okay,
this is something that like, I'm going to take a mental note of next time. So like what
I did with the with or what we did with the acting, I'm also going to do that with the
costumes, especially if there's like a standout. I like that outfit. I think we're going to
have like another one of those things that where we can like, look at it. But yeah, the
suit was awesome. Like, yeah, right. So good. I think a lot of the the exoskeleton suits,
they have very Iron Man vibes to them. But I think this felt pretty unique. And it did.
Like, like, like you said, like, the only thing that I felt like maybe gave me a little
Iron Man esque is the mask. But I think it's just like, I think it's kind of just the way
the shape it is. And like, especially towards like the jawline. But like, other than that,
like, it was so original, so, so creative, and just looks so frickin cool. I can't I
can't say that enough of how frickin cool the suit looked. Yeah. Um, I like that it
gave it wasn't like a solid mask. It like moved when he would talk. Yeah, and then like,
you get like some expression in the eyes. And the eyes weren't like basic Iron Man eyes
that it looked like they had like emotion behind them. It kind of like Transformers
vibes. Oh, yeah, I like the eyes. So like, I kind of had the the the metallic look, but
then like, they were still like expressive. Yeah. But I can definitely see where you're
coming from with like the Iron Man because it did have like, the little like straight
point and kind of like outline the face in like with the blue and then the face was black.
So it kind of it definitely gave off some Iron Man vibes. But yeah, I think it worked
out. It did. It really, really did. I think another thing that that helped a lot too,
because I think it's hard to not get Iron Man vibes with a suit like that was the the
scarab on his back and how it had like the the like the beetle arms or whatever you want
to call those sticking up from the top, like off the the backpack area.
You know, I'm kind of shocked that during the movie, I never thought about this. And
I don't know why I just thought about it. But like, I'm wondering if some people thought
of like the Iron Spider with those. I mean, but like I said, like, I never thought about
it during the movie. So like, it wasn't even noticeable at all. Like, they made it its
own. Yeah. Well, I mean, fair enough. I mean, so with you can definitely make that comparison.
But I think with the Iron Spider, his kind of come up and like, it's like a hug. So it's
like up and like off to the side like this where his or like up higher and like, kind
of come around his. That's a good point.
Yeah, that's a very good point. I mean, it's a it's a minor difference, but I think it's
just distinct enough. So it's not immediately triggering. You're like, oh, that's from freaking
Spider-Man. Yeah. Very true. Yeah. So yeah, I can definitely give you a nine. I do. I
do got to point out. I didn't like George Lopez's costume. You didn't like his costume?
The beard I could have let go. Okay. The hair was just too much. A little too. Yeah, fair
enough. Touche. Yeah, it like it bothered me. Anytime that you turn around and I'd see that
like nasty little rat tail that he had, I'm like, oh, why can't you have the clean cut
like you did in George Lopez? Okay. For crazy uncle, I don't think a clean cut would have
been the move. I think like you cut the rat tail, kind of give him like still give him
that mullet look and give him the crazy beard. I think that worked well enough for the character.
It's just you can't do both. Yeah. Touche. Like it went to the point of crazy. It's past
the lion of crazy uncle into gross. Yeah. You know, fair enough. Yeah, but I'm not dogging
it too much because I still really liked him. Yeah. So yeah, costumes. Like I said, definitely
agree with you. Nine out of 10 on that one. All right. Last up, we got our own personal
score. So I think this is where there's going to be a large difference. Yes, I agree. So
who's going first? I want to hear your thoughts first. Okay. All right. Gladly. So like overall,
I thought this was a good superhero origin story, but for me, it's just good. Like I
loved the whole family aspect. I feel that's what brings it up for me. If it weren't for
that, like I'd be a lot lower than I actually am. But just, I don't know, there's a lot
of stuff here that I've already seen in an origin movie and I might've seen it just done
a little better. But what saves this is the freaking cast. Like I said, the family aspect.
There's a lot more good in here than there is bad when it comes to superhero origin movie.
But I did have a good time. I will definitely be watching it again when it comes out on
4K. So personally, Kayla's probably going to kill me for this, but I'm at an 80. Damn.
Yeah, sorry. I think I definitely enjoyed this movie a bit more than you. I know I did,
but I think this has been one of the more fun DC movies to date for me. I really enjoyed
Shazam or Fury of the Gods. Yeah, I really enjoyed that one. I had a blast with The Flash,
like despite the issues it has. And this is just one of those other ones that I had a
really good time with going in and seeing. Like I would compare this, at least my level
of enjoyment, probably to Shazam. I'll say the first Shazam, where it was enough of a
shock to the system. Because we got nothing but dark DCEU for a long time. And then we
get Shazam where it's like, oh, kind of nice and bright and cheery. And so like I said,
shock to the system with that. And I think that's the same thing with this. It was enough
of a shock to the system that I was like, oh, fantastic. We're on a good track. And
so yeah, I am personally sitting around in 87 with that. I mean, honestly, I thought
I expected you to be like 89 or 90. So that's actually lower than I thought you were going
to be. Yeah, not quite. But it was really good. So I'm sorry my score dropped it so
much. No, it's fine. Alright, so going through these scores, starting off with story, we
are sitting at an 81.5. Going on over to writing, we jumped up just a hair sitting at an 84.
Writing we jumped up a little bit more sitting at an 87.5. Character development was definitely
the weakest part of this film. So we dropped down to a 78. The effects were really good,
especially for the budget that this was given. So we are going to be giving this a 90. Music
was probably as average as average can get. It did have some standouts, not too many of
note. So we were sitting at a seven out of 10 with that. The costumes were definitely
a high point because the Blue Beetle outfit is perfection. So we are sitting at a nine
out of 10 with that. And then our personal score, me being the nicer of the two, we averaged
out to an 83.5. So with that, the final All Bros letter grade for Blue Beetle has come
out to a B. It is a pretty sturdy B. It is sitting at an 84.31. Not bad at all. Personally,
I wish it was a little bit higher, but I can understand why it's not. You were right on
par with where the percentage ended up. It ended up lower for you, but I went higher
than what it got. So it makes sense that you'd be in more agreement than me. So comparing
this to other B movies that we've reviewed. Where the hell is it? So Blue Beetle sitting
at an 84.31. That puts it below Avengers Age of Ultron. It is below Prey. It's below Christopher
Robin. It's also below the Matrix Resurrections. And it is below Megan. Okay, wow. Trying to
see if there are any other super movies. Oh, it is below The Flash. Personally, I'm okay
with that. I know you're probably not. Dude, it's seriously 1% lower. Exactly. Really?
So The Flash is at an 85.31. Blue Beetle is at an 84.31. Dude, that's freaking hilarious.
Right? Oh, that's funny. Yeah. Go in the opposite direction. This might be a little interesting.
So it's above Solo, a Star Wars story. It is above Free Guy. It's above Thor Ragnarok.
Wow. Yeah. Let's see. Oh, it's above Sonic the Hedgehog. I'm very excited to see what
people think of that. Yeah. And then we put it above No Hard Feelings. Okay. Trying to
see what else we put it above. Oh, damn. We put it above James Gunn's Suicide Squad. What?
Oh, no. I'm sorry. I disagree with that. I know I can't disagree with these scores, but
that's one that I disagree with. Dude. What? Wow. How did that happen? We gave the Suicide
Squad that low? I genuinely do not know how that happened. Holy shit. All right. Let me
see if I can freaking find. That is insane. Suicide Squad. Suicide Squad. Where is it?
Dude, where the hell? I don't remember where Suicide Squad was. Was Suicide Squad before
or after Free Guy? I saw it was before. Okay. Was it before or after Zack Snyder's Justice
League? Oh, shit. I can't remember. It might have been before. Okay. Hold up. I am going
to try this. Suicide Squad and Blue Beetle. Okay. I'm going to go through and you tell
me which one you think is higher. Okay. All right. Starting off with Story. Suicide Squad.
We actually gave it to Blue Beetle. Okay. Wow. All right. Writing. I would say Blue
Beetle is higher. We actually gave it to Suicide Squad. God damn it. All right. Acting. I got
to say Suicide Squad. It was close. It's half a percentage difference. All right. Character
development. I'm trying to think who we even did character development on in Suicide Squad.
I think we ended up doing it on Idris Elba's character. Okay. So Blue Beetle? Yeah. Blue
Beetle is higher. Effects. I want to say Blue Beetle. Yep. By 1%. Okay. Shit. Music. Suicide
Squad. This one's kind of unfair because same score. Wait. We gave the Suicide Squad soundtrack
a 7? Yeah. What the hell is wrong with us? The soundtrack for Suicide Squad wasn't that
good. It was like at least an 8. It wasn't. What the hell was I? It wasn't an 8. Yeah.
It was. You were out of your mind. That opening song. That freaking opening song. One opening
song. I got other examples. Okay. Well, we gave it the same. Bullshit. All right. Costumes.
Okay. Blue Beetle. Yep. We gave it to Blue Beetle. Suicide Squad we gave an 8 out of
10. Okay. All right. And then our personal score. I feel it's probably Blue Beetle. We
did give it to Blue Beetle. What did we give Suicide Squad? An 81. What the fuck? I know.
Did we have someone on Suicide Squad? I don't think we did. I think it was just the two
of us. What the hell is wrong with us? Wait a minute. That can't be true. That can't be
true. Oh crap. Where did I store all these? All right. Hold on. I'm going to look real
quick because I'm like pretty freaking sure that Suicide Squad. Aha. We did have a guest
on that one. It was the Wheel of Horror guy. Oh yeah. All right. I got some words for him.
I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. All jokes. But I can't believe we gave it
that low. I want to retry. I want to redo. It's 1%. I don't care. The fact that in my
eyes that Blue Beetle is higher than the Suicide Squad, I'm sorry. That just can't be a world
that I live in. But unfortunately it has to be. I will say the only thing that I'm like
kind of disagreeing on is story. I think. What did we give Suicide Squad? We gave it
an 80. Which I mean I kind of stand by. Of course you do. It's freaking close. Like don't
get me wrong. I give it like an 83. Yeah. It's stupid close despite how much you want to
throw a bitch fit over it. Yeah. I will gladly throw a bitch fit. I don't care. Now see if
it was just Suicide Squad. Oh yeah. By all means Blue Beetle is a freaking masterpiece
compared to that movie. But James Gunn's the Suicide Squad? I'm about to throw hands. I'm
just saying. Yeah. That's fair. So some wild shit happened this episode. Yup. No kidding.
But yeah that's all I got. Alright cool. Well before fists start a flying, that definitely
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Next week on the podcast, just because me and Caleb have had a change of heart we are
going to try something different here. We are actually going to be breaking down Fast
X next episode.
And
One of my employees
Oh that that was that was
Cuz I know what we're talking about next week I was like what the hell does it mean change of heart
Like I was like, okay doing this from the
Yeah
Okay, you got me
But no, okay next week we will be breaking down West Anderson's Asteroid City
So I feel this one I feel is like been like conscious not controversial
But like it seems like people either love it or hate it and many people have called it like
If like you're not a Wes Anderson fan a lot of people have said like this is one of the most boring movies that they've ever seen
So yeah, I mean I'm a huge Wes Anderson fan, so we'll see um
Yeah, so this is gonna be interesting I haven't seen it yet
Have you have you watched it? Yeah, Caleb not yet
Okay, so this this is gonna be very interesting
Yeah, anyway, you can look forward to that on the next episode but until then
This has been the all bros podcast. I am Jonathan and I'm Caleb and we will catch you guys next week
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