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Considering that everyone that comes on this podcast still calls me Rose, they don't call
me Jonathan or anything.
Yeah, I don't think a single person's ever called you Jonathan.
Yeah, no.
No, see even when Caleb says it, it's weird.
I don't like it.
Like if he ever calls me Jonathan or John or anything like that, I know something's
wrong.
Yeah, no, Joe.
Like the closest I get is calling you Johnny Rose.
Yup.
But even then I only do-
That better be the closest you ever get.
I know.
The only time I ever even say that is extremely rare.
It's true.
Yeah, that's like when I'm talking to a complete stranger, I'm like, oh, my buddy Johnny Rose.
Yeah.
So if you ever hear Caleb refer to me as Jonathan, just know that he's being held against
his will.
Anyway, we got a new intro.
Do.
Yeah.
So we are on a- we're missing something.
Whatever.
I was going to say he already fucked it up.
I know.
I'm sorry.
That was bad.
That was mean.
I'm sorry.
We- I'm adding some stuff.
I don't like-
God damn it, Caleb.
I know, I know, I know.
We are a couple bros on a mission to give you guys the most detailed movie reviews out
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This week.
Okay.
Yeah.
So we're going to do a little bit better, a little bit better.
Yeah.
I like that a lot.
It's like once you start, it's like once you start like reading it, like we always need
to do, I feel like we need to do a dry run on these occasionally because-
Yeah, I agree.
Yeah.
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We started, or we got online to start recording at like 8, 10 ish and now it's 9.30.
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Oh.
Anyway, this week on the podcast, we have absolutely nothing to talk about other than
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Like I said, we're getting straight into our breakdown.
So if you are new to our breakdown system, we have split movies into eight different
categories that we score.
Shit.
Freaking killing it today.
Good Lord.
I know I was typing something out and it's like, just screw it.
Like I can't type and talk at the same time.
All right.
Rewind.
We have split movies into eight different categories that we individually score to come
to an eight.
Oh my gosh.
Today's going to be a struggle, dude, to come to a final all bros.
Yeah, no joke.
A final all bros letter grade.
The eight categories that we score our story, writing, acting, character development, effects,
music, costumes, and then we give it our own personal grade at the very end.
All of those numbers get magically added up in our algorithm and spit out a letter grade
for us to compare this movie to others.
So with that, if you have not seen the unbearable weight of massive talent, you do not want
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But anyway, Rose is about to spoil the entire freaking thing for you if you have not seen
it.
This is your warning and if you listen past this point and the movie gets spoiled for
you, it's your own fault.
Yeah.
All right, Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage is struggling with his career after being passed
over for several major film roles and is constantly pestered and tormented by Nikki, who appears
to him as his younger and more successful self.
His relationship with his ex wife, Olivia and daughter, Addie is also marred by years
of emotional neglect.
Following an embarrassing and humiliating event at Addie's birthday party and losing
a key film role, Cage plans to retire from acting.
He decides to accept a vague offer of one million dollars from his agent Richard Fink
that involves going to Morocco.
Not Morocco.
Oh my God.
Do you know how to pronounce that?
I can't see what you're talking about.
Oh, I thought you had it pulled up, you bastard.
No, I don't.
One sec.
I'm just kidding.
Let me get there.
I mean, I could spell it out for you if you want me to.
Pulled up.
That I do not know how to pronounce.
Majorca?
It's probably Majorca.
Yeah, it's probably that's it.
Majorca.
Wow, Jonathan.
Involves going to Majorca to meet billionaire playboy.
It's Javi, right?
That's how you pronounce his name?
Javi Gutierrez.
And to be the guests of honor at his birthday.
Upon meeting Javi, Cage is initially annoyed by his neediness and insistence that they
create an improvisational movie based on a script he wrote, but is soon inspired by Javi's
determination and the two of them quickly bond over their surprisingly shared love of
the films such as The Cabinet of Dr. Calgary and Paddington 2, the latter of which Cage
watches for the first time with Javi.
So, I just have to talk about, because they don't mention this scene, but the funniest
scene to me in this movie, because I was laughing my ass off, when Ike Barinholtz and Tiffany
Haddish are talking about when she first sees Nicolas Cage, because she goes and takes a
selfie with him while she's in the lobby with him, and they're talking about some of the
movies that he's in, and she's like, oh yeah, I watched The Croods 2 with my nephew a couple
weeks ago, he really loved it, and she asks Ike Barinholtz, she's like, have you seen
The Croods 2?
He's just like, I'm 44 years old, why the fuck would I watch The Croods 2?
I don't know why that made me laugh.
I did too, but I don't know why that made me laugh so freaking hard.
That probably was my favorite joke in the whole movie.
They have a lot of gems in this.
They really did.
I love how we're not even five minutes in and I've already said the F word twice.
I think that's a new record for me.
Okay, so they watch, so they, okay, okay, okay, here we go.
Well Caleb and I are really killing this episode.
Upon meeting Javi, Cage is initially annoyed by his neediness and insistence that they
create an improvisational movie based on a script he wrote, but is soon inspired by Javi's
determination and the two of them quickly bond over their surprisingly shared love of
films such as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and Paddington 2, the latter of which Cage
watches for the first time with Javi.
Soon after, Cage is confronted by CIA agents Vivian and Martin, who I just mentioned being
Ike Barinholtz and Tiffany Haddish.
They suspect that Javi, who they claim made his fortune through arms dealing, is behind
the kidnapping of Maria, the daughter of a Catalan anti-crime politician with the hope
that he will drop out of an upcoming election.
This is our favorite segment just so you know, reading with Rose.
Despite his insistence, otherwise Cage decides to help the CIA with the mission.
After successfully rigging the cameras in Javi's compound, Cage attends a party where
he announces his collaboration with Javi on a new movie as an excuse to stay on the
compound long enough to find Maria.
After a misadventure involving Ellis D, Cage discovers that Javi keeps a shrine room dedicated
to all of his movies, including a wax figure of his character, Castor Troy, from the film
Face Off, complete with identical golden guns.
Cage finds it difficult to betray Javi, but Vivian convinces him to work the kidnapping
into their script so that he could potentially reveal where Maria is.
Cage explains his new idea to Javi, who believes that Cage is creatively bankrupt and possibly
has issues that he needs to work out.
Javi brings Olivia and Addie to his villa from Los Angeles, where they are frightened
and angered over what is happening.
Cage tries to make amends with them, but they reject his appeal and accuse him of prioritizing
his film career over his family.
Javi privately goes to meet with his cousin Lucas, who is revealed to be the true arms
dealer and the one who kidnapped Maria.
Lucas warns him that Cage is working with the CIA and pressures him to kill Cage or
else Lucas will kill Javi.
Cage begins to rethink his friendship.
Cage and Javi have a standoff with each other, but neither can bring themselves to kill the
other.
Lucas sends his men after both of them and they race back to the house to discover that
Addie has been kidnapped.
Cage takes Javi, Olivia, and Javi's assistant, Gabriella, to the CIA safe house, only for
the house to have been compromised.
Martin has been killed, while Vivian sacrifices herself to kill Lucas' men before they can
ambush the group.
With Javi's help, Cage and Olivia pose as a reclusive criminal couple to get close to
Lucas.
They manage to locate Addie and Maria, but are found out.
However, Cage, Addie, Maria, and Olivia escape while Javi and Gabriella stay behind to distract
Lucas.
Cage, Addie, and Olivia, and Maria race to the American embassy with Lucas still in pursuit.
Upon arrival, Lucas holds Cage at gunpoint, but Addie tosses a semi-knife which Cage uses
to kill him, transitioning into the movie that Cage and Javi completed, presumably based
on their adventure.
Cage is applauded for his new film, and congratulates Javi before going home with his family to
watch Paddington 2, now with a better relationship.
That like tripped me the hell out when it like switched to, I'm like wait what the hell
just happened?
Dude, no joke, no freaking joke.
When they made that switch and like, uh, the fake Addie comes like running to like Nick,
I was just like wait, who the hell is that?
And then you see fake Olivia running and it's like Demi Moore, I'm just like, wait who the
shit are these people?
And I'm like, dude, I was going to, I'm like dude, they freaking screwed the pooch on freaking
everything.
I'm like they're using different Jeeps, different locations, like they freaking messed up bad.
And then it like pulled out into like, so you could see that it was the movie and I
was just like, oh damn.
They got me.
They bamboozled me.
They, oh, no joke dude, they bamboozled me hard.
I was just like, everything's a lie.
Freaking when the fake daughter's like running to her and she's just like, daddy, I'm like,
oh Kate, no, his daughter would not be saying that to him right now.
Yeah, dude, for whatever reason, I thought like when she were, when the movie version
ran up to him, I was just like, wait, why is the other kidnapped girl running up to
him?
And then I was like, like it took me a second to realize like, oh wait, that's not her.
And then like freaking Demi Moore and like I caught myself being like, wait, where'd
she come from?
What is going on?
What's happening?
Everything I know is a lie.
Dude, it was freaking weird.
It was, but cool.
Yeah, it was, it was really cool.
This movie is trippy as hell.
It is.
Cause like freaking when Javi and what's her name stay behind?
Gabriella.
I'm just like, F, he's gonna, he's gonna die, isn't he?
He's gonna die.
I'm like, F, thought, but then it just turned out, you know, that, that, that, that, that,
that's how the movie was played out.
Yeah.
Son of a bitch.
Oh man, dude, that, so just starting off with, with story, cause that's what we're scoring
right now.
This story was intriguing as hell from beginning to end.
Yeah, it really was.
I love how they say like, Oh, he, Nicholas Cage plays a fictionalized version of himself.
Dude, this could have happened to Nicholas Cage.
Like if you were to say based off a true story, I would have totally believed it.
Oh yeah.
So yeah, at least like the beginning with, with Nicholas Cage.
Yeah, that, that's honestly, I could have expected it.
I'm like, yeah, I could have believed that.
Cause freaking when he's talking to a freaking David Gordon Green about a role, I'm like,
no freaking way.
Cause like, when, when he came into screen, I'm just like, can we just have it to where,
if they really wanted to piss off fans and Halloween ends, when Michael Myers is unmasked,
it turns out it's Nicholas Cage.
Holy shit.
That'd be hilarious.
It piss off so many people.
So who's who I am not familiar with David Gordon Green.
Who is that?
He's the, so I don't know what else he's directed, but he is the director of all of the Blumhouse
Halloween movies.
So Halloween, Halloween kills and that, and then the upcoming Halloween ends.
Okay.
Yeah.
Interesting.
Okay.
So I didn't catch that.
That's kind of funny.
Oh yeah.
You're good.
Like it's, it's interesting that they pulled in like a lot of like actual, well, I guess
they didn't when you really think about it.
I was going to say like actual people, but I mean, the only real one would have been
him.
Right?
Like I don't think they pulled in any other people to play themselves.
Yeah.
Cause Neil Patrick Harris wasn't playing himself.
Yeah.
That, because he was like my first, like the first one that came to mind, but I'm like,
oh wait, he's playing his agent.
He's not playing Neil Patrick Harris.
You haven't seen any of the Harold and Kilmar movies, have you?
No, no I have not.
So Neil Patrick Harris plays himself in those.
I would have loved if he could take the way that he plays himself in that and bring transition
into these, this movie.
That would have been fricking hilarious.
Oh man, dude.
Want some good stoner movies.
I recommend those.
Yeah, dude.
This was a fricking good stoner movie.
It was like for, for a while.
Like I loved that how meta this movie got when it was, when they were on fricking acid
and they're talking about, Oh, like what, what, what if it's just this, our relationship
and how it starts and every like, I'm like, dude, what?
And I like, and that's kind of something that pissed me off at the end when it turned out
to like be a movie.
It pissed me off because I called it from, from that point, like from when they started
talking about like the meta part of this movie and how they're like, Oh, what if it's a movie
about this?
Blah, blah, blah.
I'm like, they're going to end this and it's going to be like pull out and it's going to
be like the screen of the movie, like ending and, and all that fun, fun shit.
And I was absolutely right, but I still got fooled.
Dude, all I can, and this goes with like acting, but fricking, I want to see Nicholas Cage
and Pedro Prescal in another movie together.
I freaking loved these two together.
Oh my gosh.
And with their chemistry alone, dude, like so freaking good.
So yeah, so great.
Dude, especially fricking the whole, like when they're trying to escape from the two
people that they think are watching them and them going over the fricking wall and literally
Pedro Prescal just being like, no, just let me go, go live your life.
Cause he can't pull his ass up.
Dude, I wish they didn't spoil that in the trailers.
I see.
I don't even remember any of the trailers, like literally nothing.
So I literally went into this movie with like a fresh, fresh eyes and I'm so happy I did.
Dude, fricking lucky.
I was so bummed out.
Like when that scene was happening, it was hilarious, but it's also, I went into it knowing
that that was going to happen.
Yeah.
And so, yeah, that's such a great joke.
I need to, I need to learn to restrain myself with, with movies and trailers because I,
I overdo it.
Dude, same here.
Cause yeah, whenever they like post like a new TV spot for it, like coming out, like
if it's like a week or two away, I'm like, uh, I don't, yeah, you know what?
I'm going to watch it.
And then it like, I'm such a TV spot whore.
Like, I always like giving myself that talk, like you don't need to watch that.
You don't need to watch that.
And then as soon as it comes out, I'm like, ah, give it to me.
But yeah, I'm bummed out that, that that joke was spoiled for me.
Cause it was like perfect.
And we'll be talking about all that stuff.
And when it comes to writing, but the story overall was, was fairly good.
I think the only part that like, didn't really work out for me is when they were having the
talk with his family.
Yeah, that's fair.
Honestly, I don't, I wasn't the biggest fan of the whole like drug lord kind of thing.
Like that, that whole part of the story I could have done without.
I get it.
I could have had it to, you know, actually make a comprehensive story and tie this all
together.
But I don't know.
I could have done without it.
Yeah.
It's kind of funny enough.
It's what they, they talked about.
Like you kind of have something, you kind of need something to drive the plot in a character
driven movie like this.
Yeah.
And yeah, it's just so funny to think about.
Like you just kind of get all these like hints as to how the movie, how the movie or the
issues that they had with the movie, like based on how like it went, it basically spoiled
itself for you.
It seriously did.
But yeah, other than like the discussion with the family, I think the pacing was really,
was really good.
Yeah, especially at the beginning, the, I mean the first like 30 minutes are my, well
no, nevermind, I lied.
I was going to say, oh yeah, that's my favorite part.
But no, like literally as Pascal and Cage's relationship just goes on and on, it gets
better.
So I can't say that.
Yeah.
I'll say this too.
The only thing at the beginning that really didn't work for me was when he went to the
birthday party.
I felt that felt very odd.
I think that was kind of the point.
The fact that like, oh, he like, he, he shows up late and then he even, he even takes a
phone call for work as his ex-wife walks in.
She's like, unbelievable.
Are you freaking kidding me?
And then of course, you know, he's drunk at that point because he doesn't get the gig.
So he drinks a bunch and then he basically crashes the party while performing a song
that he wrote for his daughter over the years that he wanted to play when she was 16.
So I think it was supposed to be awkward.
That's fair.
I'll give you that.
Yeah, really, really love that.
Like it loved everything.
Everything else that like just that scene didn't necessarily work for me.
And then the scene with the family when they were in Spain.
Yeah, they were all just sitting at the table.
Yeah, that didn't necessarily work for me either.
Everything else with the family, I think they did pretty well with and keeping it like keeping
the flow going.
It's just those two scenes is where it kind of slowed down a bit where I think that was
a little struggle.
I can get them.
Yeah, the rest of the story I had close to no problems with.
Speaking of what goes on in the movie, when Pedro Pascal or oh my god, I should probably
start calling him by his name, Javi, asks Nicolas Cage, what is your favorite movie?
Have you ever thought of that?
Do you actually have a favorite movie of all time?
Like nothing could like honestly ever replace it.
That's a tough one.
Like I wouldn't say it's an impossible thing to answer like Nicolas Cage did.
Yeah.
Like I have go to movies for different situations and circumstances.
Like when like the movie that I choose talks about.
Yeah, like the movie that I go to when I'm sick versus the one that I go to when I'm
just like in a like a decent mood are are two wildly different movies.
OK, but for movies I can just sit down and enjoy the hell out of.
Geez, that one's hard.
Really?
I think it has to be the Ballad of Buster Scruggs.
I love that movie.
OK.
It's just it's so good.
And like you can I love like I think I've talked about this before, like going in and
listening to different shows and perspectives about that movie and being able to go and
rewatch that movie through that filter.
It's kind of like the Matrix or at least how DJ was explaining the Matrix to us.
Like you can go in like beforehand and be like, OK, I'm going to watch it through this
filter where watching it like it's a like religious movie or whatever.
It's kind of like that.
But it's just like with Buster Scruggs.
And I love that movie.
I rewatched it recently and I got just enthralled by it again.
OK, I love it.
After that, it's probably Endgame because I still haven't watched that movie without
crying.
I mean, same.
And then.
Funny enough, probably the Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
I've never seen that.
That's a great movie.
That's what I've heard.
I really need to sit down and watch it because that's what Brad Pitt, right?
Yep.
OK, it is.
It is weird, but I loved it.
So weird, but in a good way.
Yeah.
OK, cool.
Good.
What about you?
What do you have like a favorite or?
You know, it honestly has been my favorite since I started like getting into the franchise
in junior high because when the video I mean, OK, favorite movie, it's never going to change.
Like honestly, I don't think I ever will.
When I get older, it's the original Ghostbusters.
I could watch that movie a million times and never get bored of it.
Just the comedy, the the actor, the four Ghostbusters, the special effects that hold up.
It's just to me, it's a perfect movie.
It has everything that I'd want in a movie.
And since the time that I got into Ghostbusters, which was which was in junior high when the
video game was coming out, that's when I really started getting interested in it.
Yeah, like honestly, it's been my favorite movie since since I was in junior high.
I don't know about two and three.
That's like really hard.
Yeah, it can get really tough because it's just like that's when it starts getting into
like the oh, different situations.
You know what, actually, I don't know if I put two or three.
I just love this movie.
So I like I honestly go to it whenever I'm like in a in a sad mood.
I guess sad.
I don't know.
Would you link your sad and depressed moods into the same or would you say that those
are two different moods?
Now they're kind of the same.
Okay, at least to me.
Okay, not for so say like, you know, I'm depressed, sad, or I'm happy, you know, and any time
that this is like a movie that I can go to for like all of it, the edge of 17.
That's a that's a good one.
I don't.
I just love that movie.
So I don't know if I would put that two or three.
I said I might be number.
We're going to say three.
And then I don't know what my number two would be.
I might maybe the first Avengers, just for how how like monumental that movie was and
just how for how special it is like, no, no, like I know Avengers Endgame was a cinematic
moment, but seeing the original six Avengers assemble for the first time and the way they
were able to pull it off, I'm still in awe every single time I watch that movie.
Yeah, that's a great one.
So anyway, getting back into unbearable weight of massive talent.
Hey, it was relevant to know it was it was.
It's a it's a it's a super difficult question to answer if you're if you're big into movies,
if you're not super like in the movies, I think it's like a pretty easy question like,
oh, it's this one.
But if you're like really into cinema, I think that question can get really difficult because
like like us, it's just well, depending on what mood I'm in kind of dictates what I'm
going to watch.
Like, I don't always want to watch my favorite movie of all time.
But like, like for me, if I if when I'm sick, I get into like a real like clingy, like lovey
dovey mood.
So all I want to watch are like romcoms.
Like and I know I've said this before and like whatever, like I don't give a shit.
Whenever I'm sick, like if I'm like really sick, like I'm down, like stuck in bed sick,
the only movie that I watch is The Notebook.
And there is and I like I can watch that and just like at the every single time.
Like that's another one.
Like I watched it the first couple of times when I was like super sick and didn't really
feel anything good, then I got married and then it just it just hits different.
So yeah, I like it's just for me, there's nothing that quite brings out that that level
of feeling out like nothing that brings that out of me like movies do.
I agree.
But so yeah, I get back into this movie.
I had a much better time with this than I thought I was going to.
Yeah, I agree.
Like honest, like, I don't know, like, considering that I forgot most of the trailers, literally
I came into this movie just be like, oh, hey, you know, it's Nick Cage playing Nick Cage
with Tiffany Haddish and Pedro Pascal.
I can't really I don't even know where this movie is going to go.
And I really enjoyed where it went.
Yeah, it does a really good job.
And I don't know if this is like intentional or anything.
It kind of makes me want to go and rewatch Face Off and Con Air.
I've never seen Face Off, so I really want to watch Face Off now.
Face Off is good.
That's what I really like.
Right.
Yes.
OK.
I think recently, Nicolas Cage did a Ask Me Anything deal on on Reddit and someone wrote
in and said, Mr. Travolta, like, how is how is your career changed since swapping faces
with Nicolas Cage?
I think he answered the question like any other question.
He's just like, oh, it's been great.
Oh, OK.
That's so odd.
Yeah.
But great movie if you ever get the chance to to watch it.
I don't know that.
I don't know.
Same thing with Con Air.
I don't know if if Con Air is on streaming either.
And I don't know if I've ever fully watched that one.
I might have.
Anyway.
What was I getting at?
Yeah.
Getting back into the story.
Had a great time with it.
Like a really good time.
Kept me engaged.
It was interesting as all hell.
It it had like the issues that like it's it's it's kind of funny that they were discussing
this like when they were shooting and talking about like, oh, like adding the kidnapping
to the script and the issues that Pedro Pascal was bringing up and being like, oh, so you're
just going to turn it into a blockbuster.
And it's like, yeah, well, we need like we need something to draw people in.
And he was getting irritated with that.
And it's just like, I wonder if that's like an issue they had with making this movie.
Like, do they need to throw in that action blockbuster shit so they could have a trailer
moment?
Like, what was the deal with it?
Like it's just it brought up interesting questions for me.
It's always funny when the term trailer moment to me, just because like thinking back of
like shots that were only in the trailer, like especially in Avengers Infinity War,
that group shot of all them, all them running in Wakanda and, you know, the Hulk actually
being Hulk.
Sorry, man.
I know I told you not to get me started.
It's my job.
Anyway, I thought the story was really well done.
It made sense to a certain point.
And it's the only point that where where it stopped making sense was frickin Nick Cage
being in like a like the hero of the story.
Yeah, Nick Cage is a frickin legend.
I know he is.
He totally is.
But still, I don't think in a real world scenario, he would have done any of that.
I mean, you never know.
I know.
Like, I'm like, is he crazy enough?
Like just crazy enough to pull that off?
He listens to this.
I'll show them.
Yeah, I know.
Right.
That'd be scary.
Just wait and see.
Geez.
Honestly, setting my own personal bias aside, which I always try to do when scoring, I think
if I was like being biased at all, I would probably be in like the high 80s.
But getting rid of that stuff, I think I'm in the 90s.
I'm still in the high 80s.
Yeah.
I think I'm going to be at like a 92.
I think it was just really well done and the issues that I had were so small.
But yeah.
I'm gonna go.
I'm just gonna go slightly below you.
I'm gonna go an 89.
Alright, well that averages out to a 90.5.
Alright, next up we got writing.
This was really well written.
Yeah, like whoever wrote this screenplay and screenplay script, everything.
Yeah, y'all know how to write some jokes.
Some really good jokes.
Yeah, well it was written by the director with help from another guy that used to write
for David Letterman.
Okay, that explains why it's so funny.
Yeah, so I think they did a tremendous job with this.
There was no dialogue that I felt was awkward, which says a lot considering that there was
a young teenager in this.
I think she was a young teenager.
Was she 16?
Okay.
Yep.
Yeah, so considering there was a young teen in here and pulling the whole like, oh, I'm
embarrassed by dad trope, it didn't feel awkward at all.
Like there was nothing about this that felt awkward.
No, I was impressed that it did not come across as annoying.
Like you completely understood where she was coming from.
Absolutely.
And I thought maybe with that, maybe Nicholas Cage was gonna come off as like awkward or
annoying.
I think part of that can be contributed to his acting ability and just being able to
pull shit like that off.
Fair.
I think the jokes were really well written.
Like I said earlier, that crude's too joke.
Honestly, my favorite bit of writing.
What?
Like I said, that crude's too joke.
Oh yeah.
A couple of my favorite moments or just like the dialogue was when they were on LSD and
they were talking about the movie and like they're talking about, oh, like a paranoid
thriller and they're like, like those guys, like they're watching us or something like
that and then freaking off.
He's like, yo, are they watching us?
And he's like, I don't know, are they?
And he like looks over and they look at him and he's like, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, they're
looking at like, just like I said, just an absurd situation, but it's so funny.
It is so freaking funny.
So that scene was one of my favorites.
And my second favorite was when they went into Javi's basically shrine of Nicholas
Gage.
And he like looks at that statue and he's like, it's grotesque.
Like I'll give you $20,000 for it.
How much did he pay?
Like six grand for it?
Yup.
Oh, but I love that he had like, it kind of brought like the real world into it a little
bit where the pillow with the, I don't know, like the mermaid pillow where you can swipe
it and it shows a picture.
Yeah.
And he's just like, this is haunting.
And then like covers over it and then Javi's in the back and he like fixes it so you can
see Nicholas Gage's face again.
Dude, I thought that was so funny.
This is something that I wish our buddy from Failing Hollywood would have joined us today.
Like I just didn't hear back and I didn't want to be like a bother because he was saying
that he was working on some stuff and he's like, I might not be available or whatever.
And so I didn't want to be a bother and like hit him up again.
I wish that he was on here just to tell us whether or not he had anything to do with
that shrine room.
Yeah, that would have been so cool if he did.
That oh my gosh, that I would have loved to listen to it or just to hear about that stuff.
I might hit him up later and just be like, yo, could you answer a couple of questions
of?
I know we need like if we have time after we'll maybe come up with a couple of questions
that I can send him and be like, hey.
But I will fully admit the way that Javi was like, you know, like fixing everything after
cage touched it.
Yeah, I'd be that way if like anyone was like touching my John Wayne Gacy collection.
Yeah, no joke.
It's like you don't mess with a man's collection.
No, you do not.
Oh, yeah.
So where are you at with writing?
I'm honestly higher than the story with writing.
So I would actually give writing the same score that you gave story.
92.
I'm with you.
I'm a little bit higher.
I think the only writing issues that I had were stuff with the CIA agents.
See I actually really liked all their writing.
Did you?
Yeah, I I loved all the jokes from Baron Holtz and Haddish and just yeah, I really liked
their writing actually.
Baron Holtz has written like an asshole and I loved it.
Yeah.
So I'm just I'm not going too much higher than my story.
I think it was definitely better than this the story overall.
But yeah, I think I'm just going maybe one above.
So I'm sitting at a 93.
Nice, which will average us out to a 92.5 for writing.
All right.
Next up we got acting.
So the main duo for this are Nicolas Cage, who played himself and a younger version of
himself that was credited as Nicolas Coppola.
And then Pedro Pascal, who played Javi Gutierrez.
So those are the main two.
Some of the side characters include Tiffany Haddish, who played Vivian, a CIA agent, Sharon
Horgan, who played Olivia, who was Nick Cage's ex-wife.
Paco Leon, who played Lucas Gutierrez, who is Javi's cousin.
And then Lily Sheen, who played Addie Cage, who's is Nicolas Cage's daughter.
Then everyone else was kind of side character.
Yeah.
Like any others that you'd include.
Like I know I missed Neil Patrick Harris and Gabriella.
Did you miss Mike Bernoltz?
No, because I didn't feel like he had too much to do other than like.
It's fair.
Like I think he was only in like three scenes and then he was dead.
True.
See, I would definitely group him in with the group of with like Neil Patrick Harris
and stuff and stuff.
Yeah.
They're kind of like the third third wave.
Yeah.
Yeah, there we go.
I'd say top billing was Cage and Pascal.
Then like our second tier would be Vivian, Olivia, Lucas and Addie.
Then like third tier would be Neil Patrick and all those other extras.
Yeah, I absolutely agree with that.
All right, let's go.
Let's go top three with this one.
I mean, I assume like our top twos are going to be either the exact same or like close
to just flip flopped.
Yeah.
Yeah, I feel they're either the same or they're just flip flopped.
Yeah.
For me, number three would definitely be Tiffany Haddish.
I feel it's hard not to love this woman in anything she's in.
She's amazing.
She's hilarious.
And she once again brought her acting chops and comedic chops to this side, not side role,
but supporting role that she was given.
But she makes it her she makes it her own.
And I really enjoyed her performance.
Number two, I would actually give to Nicolas Cage.
Dude, our top three is exactly the same.
I love it.
Don't get me wrong.
Nicolas Cage is freaking amazing and this he is so good playing himself.
Yeah, he's fantastic.
But I'm sorry he is beat out by Pedro Pascal for number one, because oh my god, I loved
this man in this movie.
He was just oh my god, he was freaking hilarious.
The way that he was like fanboying over Nicolas Cage just so great, so funny.
And I freaking loved his character.
Loved it.
Dude, like you almost forget that he's like, I don't know, like, I don't feel like this
happens to me very often, but like I almost forget forget that he's acting and he's just
like it just like the way that he's fanboying over Nicolas Cage.
It's kind of like how any of us would act around our favorite actors.
True.
And he pulls that off so well.
He really does.
I mean, hell, I will fully admit I would be geeking over Nicolas Cage for how much I love
the two national treasure movies.
Yeah.
So gosh, I don't feel like that happens very often where we have like the exact same top
three.
No, that's like there's usually like a flip flop or something.
Yeah.
But yeah, out of all of the extras, Tiffany Haddish was was definitely the better.
I'd say a close number four would be Sharon Horgan, who played Olivia, the ex-wife.
Yeah, I can agree with that.
I feel I actually might tie her and the daughter for fourth.
Yeah, that yeah, that's about right.
Like I started thinking about that as soon as I said it.
I'm like, actually, like they're both flip flop.
It's just coin flip.
Yeah, exactly.
Unfortunately, I think the weakest link for this was the the bad guy, Lucas.
Yeah, really was just a generic bad guy that I didn't give a shit about.
Yeah, slightly over the top acting.
It's just which is crazy to think about in regards to freaking Nicolas Cage, like someone
out over did Nicolas Cage and it didn't work out.
The scene.
I feel that that's it's a hard thing to do.
Yeah.
Overall, I did really enjoy everyone's performance.
No one freaking came close to Nicolas Cage or Pedro Pascal in this.
But all the extra.
I want to see another movie with those two together.
Yeah, really do.
So I think everyone just kind of everyone else was just a little basic.
I can agree with that.
So with that, I think I'm going to be in the high 80s.
Because I can agree with that.
I think the Pedro and Cage for like alone, I think would be in the mid 90s.
And the extras would be in the low 80s.
So that's kind of why I'm going.
Yeah.
So I think I'm going to go maybe 89.
No, it all match you with that.
Hell yeah.
All righty.
Moving on over to character development.
So this just kind of follows the story of Nicolas Cage, obviously.
Yes.
Yeah.
So I think it's just his development throughout.
It is.
And honestly, I don't know.
I feel it's a pretty decent character development.
You see him start out with people telling him that, oh, he doesn't take huge, huge roles
that will really get his name out there.
He mostly sticks to not smaller stuff, but stuff that gives him one paycheck after another.
And so when he finally sees a chance, he takes it, but unfortunately doesn't get it.
And so to him, this is like, why even try at this point?
He feels that he's done a lot for his career.
He's made the movies that he feels that he could actually make.
He can't really go anywhere from there.
So he decides to retire from acting, but then events lead into that actually not happening.
You know, him meeting Pedro Pascal's character, the storyline that happens with them, and
just honestly, Pedro Pascal's character reviving, not reviving, but maybe I would say reviving
his love for the movies and why he loves being an actor.
And honestly, just leading up to the ending to where he actually helps his buddy make,
not only make the movie, but star in the movie that he wrote.
We assume there could have been an actor change there.
That is true, but I do appreciate that in the end he decided to be in like a, not student
film, but a...
Like an indie?
Yeah, very, yeah, thank you.
Yeah, he decided to be in any film, which actually, I mean, Nicholas Cage is in a lot
of indie films nowadays.
I feel he is.
Yeah.
So like fricking, have you seen Maggie yet?
No.
I haven't.
I've wanted to.
I've heard it's amazing.
I think that, wait, is it called Maggie?
I think there's one called Maggie and then there's another one that I've heard of that
he was in recently called Pig.
I think that's what I'm thinking of is Pig.
Thinking Pig?
Yeah.
Okay.
I hear it's basically John Wick with the pig.
You know what?
I'm cool with seeing Nicholas Cage step into a Keanu Reeves role.
I'm down for that.
Yeah.
It's interesting that you had such a high opinion of the character development, because
I feel this is where the movie actually suffers a little bit.
I'm not saying it's great, but I feel for the movie it works.
I feel I might've talked it up a little too much.
No, no, no, no.
Because I'll say this, the issues that I had with the character development come from his
issues with his family or that he was having with his family was coming from him basically
choosing his work over them.
That's where it was coming from.
Then when he didn't get this big blockbuster life changing role or whatever, it sent him
down a spiral of depression.
I will say that working with Javi really helped his character kind of more recognize some
of those issues that he was having.
It's just I don't think they did too well on talking about the growth.
If you think about it, he's having that dinner together and he's saying, hey, I know you
guys wouldn't want to keep me from pursuing my creative dreams and whatever, and I wouldn't
keep you from doing that.
For them, that's not the problem here.
The problem is that you choose work over family.
That's the problem.
The other side issue that they didn't really focus on too much was that his daughter, Addie,
was trying to be someone other than what he imagined her to be.
I think they addressed that really well that he was fine with her sharing her interests
and love and whatnot at the end when they're talking about Paddington too.
I think it was just a little counterintuitive for them to be like, oh, he chooses work over
family, but then in the end, he gets this big blockbuster movie.
The only difference is he chooses to go to hang out with his family instead of going
to a Vanity Fair interview or whatever.
There's a little growth there and then there's a little bit of growth with his daughter,
but you don't really see most of that because it's like, hey, we had this little moment
of like, hey, I recognize what I'm doing is wrong or is hurting you.
You get that tiny little moment, then it's like action, action, action.
Boom, we're at a movie premiere and then moment with the family in the living room.
That's kind of it.
Yeah, you got a point.
It doesn't bring it down too much because I think they do enough where you can make
that logical leap.
It's just, I think that they should have focused on one over the other.
If the issue was that he was choosing work over family, I think it would have been good
for him to maybe recast himself in that situation.
I think that would have been pretty trippy if he turned around, did the stab and it was
like someone else and you're like, what the hell?
Yeah, that would have been super trippy.
And then it would just be like, Javi's the one that he funded to help get this indie
movie made and whatever.
I think that would have shown some real growth from him.
I would have freaking loved it if they...
Have you seen any of the Austin Powers movies?
No, I've not been able to make it through any of them.
Just not a fan of them?
Just not a fan.
It's way too over the top for me.
No, I get that.
I've only seen Goldmember.
I haven't seen the other two.
I really need to sit down and watch them.
But I love that at the end of Goldmember when they're honestly watching, actually watching
the movie on the big screen, it pulls out.
I love that...
What is it?
Oh my God.
Who's playing?
I straight up just forgot his name.
Is it Tom Cruise?
Yeah, thank you.
Freaking yeah, Tom Cruise.
I don't know how I forgot that.
Well, you almost said it.
I did?
I was about to say Tom Hanks and I'm just like, no, it is not Tom Hanks that is playing.
Wrong one.
But just yeah, you get Tom Hanks playing.
Not Tom Hanks, God damn it.
Tom Cruise.
Tom Cruise playing Austin Powers and you get like all these celebrities playing these different
characters.
So I think that that would have been honestly funnier if they would have replaced Nicolas
Cage with someone else that looks like him.
Yeah.
So I think that there was a slight miss opportunity there just to show us some personal growth
with him.
Because with that, it's just like, okay, so he's still choosing his career.
Yeah, exactly.
His career is still a priority to him, which is not a bad thing.
It's just with what we saw...
I mean, it's okay if you're single.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, well, duh.
But what I'm getting at is like, with that being a major conflict in the movie, it would
have been nice to see him move away from that and maybe take a more producer route than
anything.
Agreed.
Which, funny enough, he freaking produced this movie.
Yeah, I saw that.
Freaking hilarious.
So that's why it kind of drops down for me.
Not a whole lot.
Where are you at?
I'm in like the mid 80s, so I'm going to go in 85.
Okay, I'm slightly lower.
So I'm in like the low 80s.
So I think I'm going to go with an 81.
All right.
Which will average us out to an 83.
Not bad.
All right, next up we got effects, which I think there's only like one major effect in
this, which was the de-aged Nicolas Cage or Nicolas Capola.
Yeah, I'm just going to say Nicolas Cage.
Yeah, that's what I'll say too.
He did not look very good.
Fair, yeah.
Yeah, I really don't have any positive to say about that.
I mean, he looked good enough.
Like if you had to pause the movie, he looks pretty decent.
It's just something's off about him when he's in motion.
Maybe it's just like they just squeezed his face in a little bit too much or something.
I felt like his mouth was smaller or just like weirdly sure for kissing himself.
Oh my gosh, dude.
That was so weird.
That was telling me you've never wanted to make out with yourself.
Absolutely never in my life have I thought about making out with myself.
Yeah, me neither.
Who thinks about that?
Look, all I'm saying is when you're lonely as fuck, your thoughts go places.
You know what, fair enough.
And now I'm going to shut up.
Oh man.
Okay, other than that, I guess, other than the not super great CGI Nicholas Cage or DH
Nicholas Cage, everything else felt pretty decent.
Yeah, the explosions looked good.
Yeah, all of that stuff looked good.
The gunshots ended up looking pretty good.
Dude, I know this doesn't fall under effects, but when they're first on acid and they're
driving in the car, Pedro Pascal deserves a freaking award for the way he is able to
do facial expressions because oh my God, how big his eyes were and his smile.
Oh my God, we're just freaking amazing.
I was laughing my ass off.
Dude, Pedro Pascal is hilarious.
He needs more work.
Don't get me wrong, I know he's good in The Mandalorian, but I want him to actually have
more actual face stuff.
He actually gets to show his face.
Dude, have you seen his lie detector test on YouTube?
No, that sounds freaking hilarious.
It is absolutely hilarious.
One of the questions was like, hey, you frequently get called a daddy on social media and like
on Twitter and Instagram.
Do you consider yourself a daddy?
He's like, no, no, I don't.
Then the person was like, that's a lie.
He's like, yeah, I absolutely do.
Then he starts like, it is so freaking funny.
I'll have to send you a link.
I find it so funny that literally it is impossible for anyone to say that word now without it
being taken as sexually.
Yeah, it's not great.
I think there's just a tone behind it too.
I've heard adults refer to their fathers as daddy.
They've used that word towards a significant other and they're like, oh, there's just a
different tone behind it.
It's like, oh, daddy.
It's that.
It's just a little bit more draw.
I don't know what it's either like an extended A or just like how hard you hit those double
Ds in it.
Yeah, I know.
There was no other way for me to explain that.
Forget you.
God damn it.
Oh, shit.
Whatever forget you.
All of the special effects looked really good.
Anything that was done practically looked fairly decent.
Cinematography overall, I thought it was beautifully shot.
Yes, absolutely agree.
So I had close to no issues.
I think the biggest thing to dock for is D.H. Nicholas Cage.
Yeah.
You know, for some reason, based on that steelbook, I straight up thought that there was going
to be an abundance of younger Nicholas Cage's.
I don't know why.
I know.
I thought there was going to be more too.
I was like, oh, cool.
We get this D.H. and then it was just the same one.
Yeah.
I'm like, that's lame.
We couldn't get a con error.
I don't know.
I would have wanted a national treasure.
Nicholas Cage.
Well, I think they were going for like the primetime movie star, Nicholas Cage.
And so I think I think national treasure is just kind of like a little bit past his time
as like big blockbuster name.
I know.
Like I disagree, too.
But we're also in our 20s.
That's true.
God, imagine if they had him, his Johnny Blaze.
Holy shit, dude.
I would have lost my mind.
That would actually have been freaking cool.
Like, dude, he's he's like freaking at the stoplight and literally hit Johnny Blaze just
comes riding up on his motorcycle.
That would have been.
Yeah, I would have lost my shit.
That would have been cool.
That would have been so cool.
That would have been awesome.
Oh, yeah.
Not not too much to dock for there, I think I'm still in the 80s, maybe like the mid.
Where where what are you thinking?
I'm not like I'm going to go one above my character development.
I'm going to go an 86.
That's actually exactly where I was at, too.
So hey, there we go.
All right.
Next up, we got music.
Nothing special, honestly.
Oh, honestly, I mean, don't get me wrong, the soundtrack worked for the movie.
It did its job, but like I'm not remembering anything like stand out, standing out.
Yeah, the only the only thing that's come into mind and it's honestly just because I
watched it earlier today is the opera music that they had when they were kind of doing
that face off and in the compound.
Oh, yeah, that's fair.
But I mean, that didn't I mean, like you said, it did its job.
It wasn't anything too insane.
Yeah.
So what do you think?
I'm at like a six, six.
Yeah, that's about where I'm at, too.
Sweet.
All right.
You moving on over to costumes.
I think they had a really wide variety of outfits for for Nicholas Cage here.
Like they had the the robes, like the swim trunks, like just as his normal everyday clothes.
I thought it was fricking hilarious that they threw Pedro Pascal into a speedo.
Yeah, that was pretty.
Yeah.
Other than that, nothing too crazy like they they fit.
So I think I'm a little higher than music.
Yeah, like a seven.
Yeah.
Yeah, same same here.
I was trying like trying to think of a way to talk myself up to like an eight, but.
I think like really like yeah, nothing like really drove home an eight for me.
Yeah.
All right, so we got a six for music and a seven for costumes.
So last up, we got our own personal score.
So you want to hit this one?
I would love to.
So overall.
Like I said, I've I straight up forgot like all the marketing for this movie, which I
was very happy I did it because I literally walked into this movie blind.
And this is one of the best blind buys that I've ever done.
I had a blast with this movie from start to finish.
Nicolas Cage is amazing in this movie.
And Pedro Pascal is right up there with him, even actually a little better when it comes
to performances in this movie.
But you could tell that these two had a great time working together.
At least I think they did.
I hope they did.
I hope there wasn't any bantering behind the scenes because I really want to see these
two work together again.
Yeah, like I said, I had a really good time with this movie.
So I'm going to go on eighty six.
That's not bad.
Yeah, I agree with you.
This was a really good time.
I didn't know what to fully expect from this movie.
I was expecting a lot more action than there was, but I was pleasantly surprised to see
that it was just kind of more of an afterthought.
I know they threw in like a decent chunk near the end, but I thought there was going to
be more throughout and I'm kind of glad there wasn't.
I really love character driven movies.
And this is exactly what that was.
It was very character driven.
Like I stated, I had some issues with how they showed the development with Cage's character,
but overall I think they did a really, really good job.
And honestly, like the writing is some of the funniest stuff that I've ever seen and
like, and heard.
It's just that the instances are just so absurd and strange that they can only come from a
Nicolas Cage movie.
So with that, I think we're going to go maybe just a tad higher than you.
I think we can go to an eighty eight.
Yeah.
So that will average us out to an eighty seven for our personal score, which that concludes
this week's breakdown.
And the so the final Albrows letter grade for the unbearable weight of massive talent has
come to a B.
Not bad.
Yeah, not bad at all.
It's a very solid B. So it's sitting at an eighty five point three seven five percent.
Nice.
Yeah.
Like honestly, I wouldn't have been surprised if it went up a little bit higher, like if
it would have been in the B plus range.
But I think it's it's earned.
That's where it's at.
Yeah.
So sitting at an eighty five point three seven five percent puts it below the Sorcerer's
Stone or Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, which is at an eighty five point four three.
It puts it below Candyman twenty twenty one, which was at an eighty five point five six.
It's below Cruella, which is at an eighty five point five six as well.
Puts it below Onward, which is at an eighty five point six seven.
And then finally puts it below Halloween Kills, which is at an eighty five point six eight.
Yeah, buddy.
But going the opposite direction, it puts it above the Lion King, the remake, which
was at an eighty five point one.
Puts it above the oath, which is at an eighty five percent.
That's kind of funny.
It's also a Tiffany Haddish movie.
And Agbaron Holtz.
Yeah.
That's funny.
Puts it above the Matrix Resurrections, which is at an eighty four point seven.
Puts it above Christopher Robin, which was at an eighty four point five six.
And then finally puts it above Avengers Age of Ultron, which is at an eighty four point
three seven.
Oh, that hurts.
Honestly, doesn't hurt that bad.
At least not for me.
That does hurt for me because I love Avengers Age Ultron.
Yeah.
I mean, it's good and it's fun.
It's just not my favorite Avengers movie.
Oh, no.
Same same here.
But I still really enjoy it because, you know, it actually, you know, gives Hawkeye a it
actually gives Hawkeye character development.
So, you know.
True.
True that.
But honestly, I think it has a pretty decent home.
Agreed.
Yeah, I'm trying to think if there's like any one that I disagree with and I can't at
least of the the ranking so far and I can't think of a single thing.
So.
Same here.
Yeah.
Well done.
I'm sorry.
I disagree with Age of Ultron, but you know.
Yeah.
I mean, it's it's close.
It's actually a one percent difference.
Exactly.
Oh, damn.
OK.
Yeah.
So, I mean, it's it's it's close.
But like I said, it's a frickin percentage.
Yeah.
Damn.
Anyway, so that will conclude this week's breakdown.
We hoped you enjoyed it.
We hope you enjoyed the movie if you decided to watch it because of what we said.
And we hope you liked our new intro.
Hopefully we can remember that that's there.
But yeah, so.
Yeah, that will conclude this week's breakdown.
Next week, we will be talking about Thor, 11th Thunder, which comes out this Friday.
But I'm actually getting an early viewing to it tomorrow.
Are you son of a bitch?
Yeah, I'm seeing it at three.
I hate you.
Dude, I'm so pumped.
I'm not going to be able to see it till Monday.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Oh, well, that sucks.
Well, you guys can look forward to that next week.
And I'm just going to say it, even if it doesn't happen, we will be joined by Vic.
Because he is not missing this one.
He missed the past like what, three?
I'm still not over that.
Yeah, I'm still not over that he missed No Way Home.
Dude, right?
Kind of bullshit is that.
I feel when because you've heard that they're doing the more fun version of No Way Home,
right?
Yeah.
OK, I feel just so that can be on that one.
We have to at least review like, well, no, we can't really.
Because I don't know how we can't review it.
Damn it.
Well, did he wait?
Did he review it on his podcast?
No Way Home.
Yeah.
Pretty sure.
Damn it.
Yeah.
So he freaking missed out on.
Actually like he hasn't been like been on an MCU one since Far From Home.
Holy shit.
Because he missed out on Black Widow and that was our fault because we forgot to send out
the invite.
Yeah.
He was supposed to be on Shang Chi, but wasn't able to make it.
So he just sent in his scores.
And the only reason I included him was because I needed the freaking tagline.
So like the logo made sense.
Yeah.
He missed out on Eternals, missed out on No Way Home.
Yeah, I'm still bugging.
Oh, wait.
Was it No Way Home?
Yeah.
He missed out on No Way Home.
He did give you his scores, though.
Right.
So remember that.
Wait, did he join us for Shang Chi?
I think he was actually.
I'm going to look real quick.
Okay.
Where the hell is my Shang Chi artwork?
Dude, why am I having such a heart?
Okay, maybe he was on that one.
Maybe he was on Shang Chi.
And then the Spider-Man No Way Home I included because he sent in his scores.
And then he wasn't on for Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness.
So he better freaking be on Thor, Love and Thunder.
Did you already ask him to?
Oh yeah, I told him.
I sent him a message before we recorded.
I'm like, hey, seven days until our Love and Thunder break down.
And he started laughing.
He's like, okay.
Be there at B Square.
Yeah, so I'm sending him a reminder every single day.
Because last time he freaking forgot.
But yeah, we still have to go through and freaking score our MCU.
I've been so bad with that.
We'll get into that.
Yeah, so you guys can look forward to that next week.
And until then, this has been the All Bros podcast.
I'm Caleb.
And I'm the one that doesn't skip over everything else.
What?
Oh, shit!
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And I'm pretty sure that covers everything, right?
Yeah, you know what?
I just need to keep my fucking mouth shut.
I should have just let him suffer.
If you would have waited until we stopped recording, I would have recorded it myself.
Okay, well this way is funnier.
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Deuces.
So long.
I can't do the freaking voice right now.
All right.
Thank you.