I don't know if they were going for an inclusivity
thing. I don't know what the purpose of this
movie was. It's so confusing. So here is to conversation.
Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed.
Welcome to the Cast Exchange. Welcome. How goes
it? How's your day going? Can't complain. The
weather has calmed down significantly in the
past couple days. No longer feels like we're
in the middle of a biblical flood. Oh, there
you go. Yeah, you're getting a lot of that runoff
from Kerrville, I bet. Yeah, it's been pretty
rough out here. Yeah. Not anywhere near the areas
around us. Well. How are you enjoying Beantown?
Good. So there's a casino that I have been to
here before. It's the only one in Boston. And
just for shizzles and giggles, when I landed,
I logged into my rewards account through them
to see if I had any free money, any comps, any
free play. And it said that I had $150 on there
just to use. Free money. So let this be a lesson
to the kids. If you lose your ass at a casino,
then you can always come back and they'll give
you free money. And then you can lose their money
and then lose even more of your money after that.
So just... That is a fact. Let you know. Okay.
Are you going on record to endorse gambling?
Will they sponsor us? I'd love to be sponsored
by a casino. If we're going to get sponsored
by a casino, I feel like we have to try for the
Oklahoma ones first before we start going to
the Northeast. The regional ones? No, all the
money right now is in online casinos that you
can't even play with real money unless you're
in like two states. Jersey and another state.
Nevada. I know Jersey is one of them. No? No,
I don't think you can do it in Nevada because
that would cut into the casino's revenue and
all the tourism. No, I know Nevada is not one
of them. Anyways, so I was like, you know what?
I'm going to sit on it. I'm going to wait until
I have a day where I'm in a good headspace. I
get a lot of work done and I'm feeling really
good and then I'll go. And so yesterday, which
was a Friday, I get all my stuff done. I get
back to the hotel. It's like eight o 'clock or
so. And I'm not really tired. I'm still jazzed
from having a successful day. And so I decided
to go to the casino. I go down. I get in the
truck. I log in just to make sure. Now it says
all my rewards are gone. That seems very apt
for gambling. So I assumed maybe it was because
it's a Friday and they don't let you use that
money on Fridays. Because a lot of times when
they give you these deals or whatever, it's...
tied to a whole bunch of stipulations. Like the
one near us, the casino near us, they'll give
you two free hotel nights, but you can only use
them Monday through Thursday. Reasonably, yeah.
And who's going to go to a hotel on a Tuesday
through Thursday? Shift workers. But that's why
they do it. It's still, yeah, yeah. Filthy restaurant
heathens. How dare you? I mean, yeah, but how
dare you? I was one of them. That's fine. I can
say that. And so I'm hoping that come Monday,
It pops back up there. But if not, then I just
lost $150 that I was probably going to lose anyways,
but did not have the opportunity to lose willingly.
That still feels pretty on brand. And then I
was already in the truck. I was already in the
truck. I found a restaurant here that is pretty
sparse where we are that I like. So I ordered
from there, not realizing that it was in downtown
Boston on a Friday night. Oh, God. spent about
30 minutes just circling around trying to find
somewhere to park finally parked illegally and
now that i'm not parked there anymore the statute
of limitations is up ran got my food ran back
to the truck and then came back and i was still
it was still an eventful night i guess still
got to go explore the city part of boston i've
never seen before because i didn't really have
an interest in seeing downtown on a on a friday
night but A lot of Northeastern wannabes. Northeastern
wannabes? Yeah, a lot of Yankee wannabe cowboys.
I can't tell you how many women I saw walking
around in these giant boots that didn't fit them,
just clomping around all over downtown last night.
Brand new. Looked like first time out. I am incredibly
familiar with the wannabe cowboy vibe. I worked
in the Fort Worth Stockyards for a long time.
And I work in Austin now. And both of those were
massive destinations for bachelor and bachelorette
parties. What do you wear if you're having a
bachelor or bachelorette party in two of arguably
the most country places there are? Cowboy boots
that you bought day of that are not going to
be fun to break in over a weekend. No. while
you're drunk as hell. I mean, I feel like that
part makes it a little easier. Extra points if
you get the Beyonce cowboy hat with all the chandelier
crap hanging from the brim. I think of that as
the Orville Peck hat, personally. I'm not a Cowboy
Carter fan. Who? Orville Peck. He's... No clue.
A weird, like, subgenre called cosmic country.
He's a very strange man, but he wears, like...
masks, and tassels from his cowboy hat. Very
strange dude. Good musician, though. What did
you say the subgenre was? It's called Cosmic
Country. Is that the same kind of offshoot as,
like, Hick Hop? I've never heard the term Hick
Hop in my life, but yes. Who qualifies as Hick
Hop? Cowboy Troy. Okay. Jason Aldean in Dirt
Road Anthem, which was a Colt Ford song. Sam
Hunt, oddly enough, is very talk rap -ish heavy.
Yeah, Hick Hop. You should check it out. Cowboy
Troy. I played Chicken with the Train. I remember
Cowboy Troy. Oh, which brings me to another point.
Okay, so for those that don't know, I am on a
quest to go to as many Texas roadhouses in as
many states as I can. So I've been to this one
before, so this one didn't check anything off
my list. I went to one in Everett, Massachusetts,
and they did something that you don't see in
Texas, Texas roadhouses, which is they cut the
music out and then they play. What was it? The
Watermelon Crawl by Tracy Bird. And they get.
They get in that little alleyway between the
booths and the bar and they do a whole line dance.
Oh, Lord. And I don't know if they don't do it
in Texas because they would just be mocked relentlessly.
Sure, probably. Because this is on par with birthday
celebrations. Like if someone came up to me and
said, hey, you have to go sing birthday, happy
birthday to this little punk. Or someone said,
hey. You have to go line dance to the Watermelon
Crawl real quick, just as a sideshow. Have you
ever seen it in Texas Roadhouse? No. I've seen
it before because I'm well -traveled. No. I've
never seen a place that line dances or makes
their servers line dance outside of like Sort
of Babe's Chicken and Joe's Crab Shack, which
I'm not confident still exists. There's a couple.
There's still one in the San Antonio Riverwalk.
There's one in... Somewhere near Dallas. DeSoto,
I think. I think there's still one. And I was
watching The Ringer today. Sure. A classic, classic
film. Johnny Knoxville. Check it out if you haven't
watched it. Completely endorsed. And the script
was reviewed by the Special Olympics Committee.
So you can't even say, oh, it's just making fun
of them because they approved of it. They liked
the message. Anyways. the restaurant they go
to when they go on the double date and Johnny
Knoxville doesn't realize that they brought a
special needs woman to be his. Yeah. Date for
this lunch. They're at a Joe's Crab Shack. Oh,
that's a fun little bit of trivia. Yes. So. There
you go. Anyways, enough about my adventures.
On to our episode, which is a part two. If you
haven't listened to this one, go listen to the
first one. It was a. I would say it was an homage.
It was a tribute to actors that have certain,
what would you call it? Repeatable qualities.
Yes. That works for them. And they know it and
they make it work. So more power to them. But
this one is an episode to complement that one,
but going the other direction. You already know
that. But I did make. Three things for this episode
anyways. Okay. And one of them is I'm pretty
proud of because I did probably about two hours
of research. I stumbled on this one and I had
my own eureka moment. Okay. All right. What do
bubble wrap, Viagra, and Lysol all have in common?
Bubble wrap, Viagra, and Lysol. Yes. I, I know,
I know what the episode is, but I don't know
how those things connect. Everyone knows. And
if you need to pause it, do a little, little
brain teaser and see if you can figure out how
all these things can be used to be associated
with actors who broke typecasting, who broke
the mold. who were pigeonholed into a certain
arena and then dug their way out and have been
very successful. All right, I'll give it to you.
They were originally for a different purpose.
There you go. I know Viagra was at one point
for blood pressure. And angina, which is a funny
malady to have. For Viagra, yeah. This man has
an angina. Give him some Viagra for his angina.
For those who didn't know, bubble wrap. It gets
everything from point A to point B. Bubble wrap
used to be much smaller bubbles, but now it's
just like giant pillows. Now the bubble wrap
is like three giant pillows. But before, you
know, delivery came with a game. Game with something
to annoy the hell out of your parents with. You
just pop all those bubbles individually. But
do you know how it started? Do you know why it
was created in the first place? No. It was intended.
to be a textured wallpaper. That's awesome. Why
don't we use bubble wrap as wallpaper these days?
I would assume because the kids were spending
all day popping the walls. I'm an adult and I
want to spend all day popping the wall. It never
took off. Do you think we could do like a rage
room but just have bubble wrap on the walls?
Bubble wrap wallpaper? How much do you think
we can make off of that? Bubble wrap's pretty
cheap. One man's rage room is another man's ASMR.
I think it's probably a two -fold business. There
we go. I think we would succeed with it. All
right. Yeah, we'll just, we'll put someone in
the room and then we'll have someone else behind
two -way glass with headphones on. You win twice,
brother. It's good biz. And Viagra, as we discussed,
was initially created as a blood pressure medicine.
But then they realized that it gave dudes some...
High blood pressure -inducing side effects. And
so they pivoted and entered the history books
for forever. What about Lysol? This is what happens
when your medicine is commandeered by a hot girl
with a rolling backpack. Yeah. Frickin' pharmaceutical
reps. I have no idea what Lysol was for. What
do you use it for now? Like, where would you
use it? It's a disinfectant. You use it to clean
things. Would you use it to clean you? Absolutely
not. No. So you're telling me that there's no
orifice that you would spray Lysol into to clean
yourself? Into? Was it a breath freshener? You
want me to read an ad to you? Yes, absolutely.
From the 50s? Okay. Give us your best transatlantic
accent. I will post this to our Instagram before
this episode publishes. You want transatlantic?
I want transatlantic. Why does he pull away from
the touch? If a husband avoids a love test, caresses,
the answer might lie in the neglect of intimate
feminine daintiness. Could this neglect kill
romance? Yes, proper feminine hygiene is necessary
for complete womanly charm. That's why many doctors
often recommend Lysol brand disinfectant for
effective douche shape. What? Why Lysol instead
of some other disinfectant? Because Lysol is
a proved germ and odor killer. Unlike many less
dependable preparations, potent, reliable Lysol
kills all germs in contact. And what about using
salsa soda and other homemade douching solutions?
No weak, makeshift solutions can begin to compare
with Lysol's proved efficiency in contact with
organic matter. I was really hoping it was a
mouthwash. Also, your time in Boston has affected
you. Well, where is the Atlantic? You got real
northeastern there for a second. It's on the
east. Oh my god. So you're telling me that you
would not... Why saw yourself to know that you
are 100 % keeping your daintiness? I want to
know. I don't want to know, but I want to know
what the pitch meeting looks like for Let's Make
Disinfectant Spray. I don't know. I don't know.
But apparently, stinky clam is going to be the
downfall. Of many marriages. Oh, my God. Just
like halitosis, the fake disorder that was cured
by floor cleaner. What a fun time we were having.
All the same. Before science stepped in and say,
hey, maybe don't put disinfectant in your cooter.
When everyone just threw caution to the wind.
And these people still live to be 90 years old.
The ones who didn't die at 50 from emphysema.
I mean, after a certain point, I think you're
invincible. Yeah, it's like that woman who was
interviewed by the news and she was turning 100
and they're like, what's your secret? I drink
a Dr. Pepper every day and I smoke a pack of
cigarettes every day. So, I don't know. That
man got nothing on her. Four of them died. Different
strokes for different folks. Which brings us
to the topic of today. Things that started out
with one persona, one specific bag of tricks,
and everyone thought that was it. But then maybe
as their career went on, maybe as they got older,
wiser, needed money, I don't know, they switched
it up and they were pretty successful at it.
Do you want to start with your first one? Sure.
My first one, a lot of the ones that I went with
have a sort of trend where they started out as
comedic actors and then they moved into more
serious roles. And I think no one kind of encapsulates
this better than Ben Swan. Oh, my God. So we,
little peek behind the curtains, we give each
other the topic and we make our notes independently.
Like, I don't tell you about anything I have.
And you don't tell me about anything you have.
You don't tell me about your three things. I
don't tell you about my three things. Right.
But my first one on this list was Vince Vaughn.
I have genuinely really liked the stuff that
he's done lately, which is a pretty big departure
from the things that like he cut his teeth on.
So he was that kind of like goofy, like wedding
crashers kind of actor for the longest time.
And he would do all of these comedies with Owen
Wilson. He did. I mean, I guess, honestly, Wedding
Crashers is the most kind of emblematic of where
his style of acting was for the longest time.
The internship. The internship, yeah. Delivery
man. Just a fish out of water kind of thing.
Yeah. But then, more recently, he's done a stint
of these, like, dramas, and he has done so, so
well with them. He did, I want to say it was
called, like, Block 17 on Netflix. Block, uh...
Brawl in Cell Block 99. Brawl in Cell Block 99.
But he's done that kind of thing. He just did
Nona's, which is a little bit more of this heartfelt
kind of movie. It has comedic elements, but it's
still more of a feel -good drama kind of thing.
I want to watch it. I haven't watched it yet,
but it was on my list. He was a bad guy in a
movie with Liam Hemsworth that I want to say
was called Arkansas. Maybe. He also did like...
It was like Hot Chick, but with murder. It was
a horror movie. He did that. I don't remember
what it was called. But he was like a serial
killer and then gets put into a teenage girl's
body. Oh, right, right. But I had him described
as the annoying guy at the party. Walks up to
you like you're his best friend and then moves
on to the next person as soon as they show up.
Right. Dodgeball was the movie I was trying to
think of that completely skipped my mind. Dodgeball
and Wedding Crashers are the emblematic OG Vince
Vaughn. Old school. Swingers. Jurassic Park 2.
I've not seen that. Yeah, he's on that. Saves
a dinosaur and then gets eaten. Just a word to
the wise out there. Don't ever save a dinosaur
because you will be eaten. If that wasn't deeply
implied. Obvious enough, yeah. Have you seen
Bad Monkey? I haven't seen it yet, no. That's
good. That's good. There's two seasons, I think,
and they're working on third season. Definitely
worth checking out. It's him and just a bunch
of people you've never heard of, but it's really
good. I don't have Apple TV anymore. Plus. Well,
I can bring you into the fold. I have it. I might
take you up on that. Would you like to be part
of my family? I would love to be a part of your
family. But I think his first like true breakaway
was he did all those comedies in like the early
2000s and then into the 10s. Yeah. And then he
kind of went away for a little bit and then he
came back in True Detective. Yeah. But True Detective
seems like a show that a lot of these guys jump
off into. And it's real successful for them.
There's another person on my list later on that
also switched sides with True Detective. Mine
too. Probably the same one. Colin Farrell, right?
Or Woody Harrelson. Oh, never mind. Neither.
No, I'm just kidding. I know who it is. He was
also in Tires. Have you seen the second season
of Tires yet? I have, yeah. Yeah, he's in that
too. He's like the sage wives old man. Which
I love that for him. He helps Shane realize his
true potential and what he wants in life. So
you think his flip was true detective? I do,
yeah. I had mine down as the breakup with Jennifer
Aniston. Because it had little bits of comedy
in it. Like they're both comedy actors. But it
was such a devastating movie that I feel like
that was kind of the bridge between the goofball
comedies and the more serious stuff that he's
done more recently. Yeah, my favorite scene from
the breakup is when Jennifer Aniston and Vince
Vaughn are getting into a fight. And he brings
up her sister and she says, don't you dare. She's
been through a lot. And then his only response
is, of dick. And that's the best. And if I were
ever in that scenario, that's the same exact
response I would have too. Really? But I haven't
been blessed to be in that scenario yet. So,
one day. One day. Okay, what's your numero dos?
Alright, so, numero dos, what do you got? I have
the great, the, the icon of Texas, Mr. Matthew
McConaughey. All right, all right, all right.
He was my other true detective move. If you showed
someone who didn't know anything, you just go
and pluck someone out of one of those uncontacted
tribes, like that one in India that no one's
allowed to touch that eat people. Sure. What
are they called? I don't remember. I don't know
one in India. I know one in the Amazon. The Sentinelese.
So if you went and plucked one of the Sentinelese
out of the Indian Ocean and brought them to your
home after explaining to them what a plane was
and what a movie is and what running water looks
like and you showed them failure to launch. And
then you showed them season one of True Detective.
There is absolutely no way they would know that
was the same person. Sure. Yeah. That the dusty
blonde haired guy in the first movie was the
same as this chain smoking, grizzled old man
in True Detective. Are you? And I think it. Oh,
go ahead. I just think that it is amazing what
he's been able to do. I would wholeheartedly
agree. I read his book, Greenlights. I listened
to the audio book because I love his voice. Everyone
does. And one of the things that he mentioned
was that after he had done... Why can I not think
of... The wedding planner? I can't think of the
movie. No, the first one he did. Dazed and Confused.
When he did Dazed and Confused, he just kind
of like stumbled into that one. And because of
his general aesthetic, they started casting him
in rom -coms. It wasn't necessarily what he wanted
to do. What he wanted to do was a lot more of
the more like dramatic, more like well -rounded
roles. but they just loved him so much in these
rom -com roles that he ended up in Failure to
Launch and The Wedding Planner and How to Lose
a Guy in 10 Days, which is one of my favorite
rom -coms. Fool's Gold is pretty good, too. Yeah.
It was a real big push for him and Kate Hudson
for a minute there. Yep. I don't remember. It
was after all those, and then they offered him
another movie, and he turned it down because
he knew that he was getting typecast. as rom
-com guy. He didn't want that. He turned them
down and then they came back with an even bigger
offer. Like one that was really too big to refuse.
Most money he'd ever made in his career. And
then he still turned that down because he was
so adamant that he didn't want to be the rom
-com guy. And he held out and I don't think a
lot of people would. What movie was it? I don't
remember. Let's find out. While you're doing
that, what do you personally view as the peak
of Matthew McConaughey? What is his best performance?
There is a correct answer to this, by the way.
Okay. I would guess that you are going to say
Interstellar. What is your take on this? Was
Interstellar your answer? It was not. Oh, okay.
So I think interstellar is the obvious one. I
think like interstellar is one of my most favorite
movies. Just, I love Christopher Nolan and it's
just like peak everything. I love that Christopher
Nolan, Matthew McConaughey, and just, I love
space movies. So it's, it's up there, but I think
that my favorite movie where I just saw him as
something way more than rom -com guy would be.
The Lincoln Lawyer. Okay. That was a really good
performance. The Lincoln Lawyer. I've seen it
probably like a hundred times. I could watch
it a hundred more times. Oh, it was a Magnum
P .I. movie remake. Okay. It's not really a...
It's not a rom -com, but they offered him $15
million at the end, and he turned it down. That
was twice as much as he had ever had for a movie
role before. He instead, a little while later,
decided to be in Dallas Buyers Club. See, that
was going to be the one that I mentioned as my
number one as a serious answer, but I was actually,
before you took it in a more serious direction,
going to say the Lincoln commercials. That's
his best dramatic work. You said Lincoln before
you said lawyer, and I was like, we're on the
same page. We are not. The Lincoln lawyer was
a fantastic movie. We were on adjacent pages.
We were in the same chapter, at least. Yeah,
those commercials were odd. The weirdest part
about that is that I don't remember any of the
actual specific commercials. I only remember
either the Family Guy parody or the Jim Carrey
parody on SNL. Where you just roll on a booger?
One issue I did have with... Matthew McConaughey,
even in his earlier work, was just, he became,
I think because of his charisma, his personality,
and the fact that he makes so much of his existence
about Texas, everyone just assumed that Matthew
McConaughey was every Texas guy. And back then,
he was really leaning into the stereotypes. Sure.
of what it truly means to be Texan and kind of
giving the rest of us a bad rap. To be fair,
he was raised in like Texas, Texas. It was. Whereas
we were raised in Texas. We were raised in most
big cities. We were raised in the area where
All the oil money goes. We weren't raised in
the oil fields where all the, where all the pose
are. We were raised where all the money went
after it was refined and sold for millions and
millions of dollars. So, yeah, we, we don't,
we don't have that kind of cred, but he did.
He was, uh, he was an ambassador. for Texans
everywhere. And in the beginning, I think he
could have done more to uphold his responsibilities
as an ambassador of Texas to maybe make us not
look so hickish. Riding a horse to school. Yeah.
But I mean, he's probably, I would say that right
now, if he's not filming anything, he's probably
like within 20 miles of you right now. Yes. He
is big at UT games. He's big in the school. And
I think, doesn't he teach a class there? Yeah,
he teaches at UT. A filmmaking class? Yeah. So,
real good dude. I had him described in the beginning
as goofy Texas guy, usually down on his luck
by his own hand, had to let you know how Texan
he was. I had stoner cowboy. That is also...
Also great. And then his turn with Lincoln Lawyer,
with Dallas Buyers Club, Interstellar, True Detective,
Mud, which is also another great movie, toned
down, took the Tommy Lee Jones trajectory, wise
old cowboy. Okay. And that's his current era.
Is his eventual persona going to be Sam Elliott?
I hope so. I sure hope so. And now these moves
from... goofy guy, goofy rom -com guy to serious
actor that their life and goal is to further
the craft of acting is not always without its
missteps. Have you ever seen the movie Serenity
with Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jason
Clarke? I think there was one more person you
might have heard of. But we've talked about it
before. Jason Clarke is the guy that was in Planet
of the Apes, right? The newest one? Yep. Okay.
So quick synopsis. It is about a ex -husband,
ex -wife. Ex -wife married rich. They both go
on a boating excursion because the ex -husband...
is a deep sea fisherman. And the new husband
doesn't realize that the ex -wife had contracted
the ex -husband to murder her husband and drop
his body in the sea. It's a very convoluted plot.
It's very stupid. The rationale behind all of
it is very dumb. But what is the most unnecessary...
stupid, ridiculous plot twist is that this entire
story was a video game that the woman, that the
ex -wife and ex -husband's son had made because
the ex -husband was dead. So he wanted it as
a way to remember his father and he hated his
stepfather. And so you find out at the very end
that this whole thing was just like a sim. And
then in the last scene, the kid goes and kills
his stepdad. End of movie. And it's so stupid.
And it's so dumb. And it is one of the worst
movies I've ever seen. And I hate that Matthew
McConaughey is attached to it. I would hope that
the only reason he was in it was because of some
sort of contract that he had to fulfill. But
just dumb, dumb, dumb. If we're talking about
bad Matthew McConaughey movies, Serenity, I believe,
can be topped by one. Uh -oh. One of the most...
That's the Chainsaw Massacre 2? Yeah. Worse.
This is not Do Your Thing because that movie
is tiptoes. Have you ever seen tiptoes? I have
seen things about it. I've seen many things about
it. I watched it a couple years back because
I, quite honestly, did not believe this particular
movie existed. Essentially, the plot of this
movie is that Matthew McConaughey is into this
girl. He's having these reservations as to whether
or not he wants to introduce her to his family.
His family just so happens to be entirely composed
of little people. One of these little people
just so happens to be, for some reason, Gary
Oldman on his knees. Commissioner Gordon. He
walks just like... He swings his legs out. He
swings his legs because he's walking on his knees.
He can't bend anything. It's like when you see
one of those old Western movies and they got
the chaps on. Yeah. And they can't really bend
their legs, so they just swing one out and then
swing the other one out. That's what it looks
like. Yeah. It is... I don't... I don't know
if they were going for an inclusivity thing.
I don't know what the purpose of this movie was.
It's so confusing. There ends up being a love
triangle between Gary Oldman, Matthew McConaughey,
and Kate Beckinsale. Spoiler alert, Kate Beckinsale
ends up with on -his -knees Gary Oldman. Beckinsale?
Yeah, it's Kate Beckinsale, is it not? Kate Beckinsale.
Beckinsale. Is there not another? Say it again?
It's Kate Beckinsdale. Isn't there a D? There's
no D. No. I did not know that. I have pronounced
that wrong for a long time. Beckinsale. Beckinsale.
Huh. Yeah, this was also for the record before
Peter Dinklage went anti -little person. Don't
even get me started on Peter Dinklage. Guy's
a tool. Figuratively. Big as a jackass and literally
the littlest jackass in the biz today. I had
another one that I had tied into Matthew McConaughey.
I did essentially degrees of separation on this
one. Matthew McConaughey was in a movie called
Magic Mike with Channing Tatum, who I would argue
is also one of the... one note to more well -rounded
people. Yeah, I'd agree with that too. A little
side note about Magic Mike. So I saw it in theaters
and I'm not ashamed to admit that because it's
definitely just like showgirls for women. And
Maxi McConaughey sings a song in it called Ladies
of Tampa and I loved it. I don't know why. I
just thought it was so catchy and I was singing
it all the time. So I went to buy it on iTunes
and... You couldn't buy it individually. You
had to buy the whole album. You bought the Magic
Mike soundtrack? Yeah. And you know what? It
grows on you. It grows on you. After having it
on my phone for, I don't know, 12, 13 years,
there's actually some really great tracks on
it. How much Genuine is on that? Just one. Just
Pony. Is it just Pony? Disappointing. Channing
Tatum. I think he straddles it because I think
that he did the rom -coms. He did the comedies.
He did the like the dramatic like Magic Mike
stuff. And he can still go back and do something
like 21, 22 Jump Street. He can still go back
and do Logan Lucky. Have you ever seen that?
Yeah, that was on my on my list of real good
different kind of performances. In fact, it popped
up on Netflix, I think. And I think I'll probably
watch it tonight. Yeah, it's a good one. I will
say, though, that he was in one of the worst
movies with the biggest budgets that I've ever
seen outside of maybe Madam Web, which was Jupiter
Ascending with Mila Kunis. Wasn't he some sort
of hybrid? He was a dog man, alien thing. Yeah.
Not a good movie. Do not recommend. But I do
like the more dramatic turn. So he's had a couple
of... like good kind of standout performances
in the drama side of things. So aside from Logan
Lucky, he's got Foxcatcher and Blink Twice where
he's a serial killer, I believe. Now, have you
seen it? No, it's pretty new. I haven't seen
it on streaming yet. He's like a tech guru. No.
And they have these parties where they invite
these people to their island and they just go.
crazy and then they uh raped people they drugged
them and raped them and then uh one of the girls
he invites realizes what's going on and all these
people that are hiding it and so she just goes
on a murder spree it's it's it's okay um not
usually my type of movie but It was decent. I
think it was the only reason he was in it was
because it was directed by Zoe Kravitz and they
were dating for a while. Oh, OK. I didn't know
that. I didn't know it was directed by Zoe Kravitz.
I knew they were together for a while. I had
the same issue. One of the issues I had with
this movie is the same one that I had with Nosferatu.
And if you'll remember, they did very weird.
close -ups on Lily -Rose Depp that maybe shouldn't
be accentuated. It just takes you out of it.
Sure. Well, they did the same thing with this
one, but this actress had a huge gap in her teeth,
and they would just zoom in all the way to it,
where on a movie screen, the gap had to have
been like two feet wide. That's how zoomed in
they were. It was just teeth? That's insane.
have you seen uh have you seen mickey 17 16 whatever
it is yeah uh the black woman in that his girlfriend
that's the girl from blink twice okay yeah and
so that gap was just they would like do super
zoom in on her face and just like this much was
gap and just it takes you out of it just like
lily rose and deb's nipples sure yeah so On the
note of Mickey 17, I also had our Pats on my
list. Oh, yeah? I didn't have him on my list,
but I should have. He went through a very tough
time after Twilight where just everyone crapped
on the movie. Crapped on him and on Kristen Stewart.
And their performances were bad. The movie itself
was bad. The books are bad. The only redeeming
actor in that movie was Charlie. Absolutely.
Charlie Swan deserved better. So much better.
Anna Kendrick forgot she was in the movie. I
think I would say that too after I cashed that
paycheck. Right? If I got to hit it big with
Pitch Perfect, Twilight who? But after he had
gotten typecast as this just like... brooding
sparkly vampire he spent a really long time trying
to redeem himself in the public eye and he has
had some just phenomenal performances since then
he's actually a really well -rounded actor he
did um i think he did incredible in the batman
yeah even though that was just non -sparkly edward
I still think he did fantastic in Batman. From
what you could see of the movie, because the
whole thing was pitch black. Game of Thrones
dark. Yes. The Lighthouse, super, super bizarre
movie. Him and Willem Dafoe did a great job.
Yeah, I agree with that. Mickey 17, good times.
He has just had like... I feel, personally, hit
after hit since his little renaissance. I always
have so much more respect for an actor's abilities
when they can play two roles in the same movie
that are completely opposite of each other. Like
the two Mickeys, the main Mickeys and Mickey
17, British actor in Dreamcatcher. which was
like the early 2000s Stephen King adaptation.
I don't remember what his name is, but he did
that. And he was like taken over by a parasite.
And so it would be like the flip of a switch
that he would have this completely different
personality. He did really great with that. I
feel like I'm missing another big one. James
McAvoy in Split? Yes. Yeah. That was incredible.
The ability that they're able. to do that with
is just, it's crazy. And it should be applauded.
I had a few honorable mentions that I wanted
to get to before I got to my last one. Okay.
Bryan Cranston, Seinfeld, Malcolm in the Middle,
some like bit parts in movies, and then boom,
Walter White in Breaking Bad. Just a complete
180 from everything that you knew him from before.
And really, whenever he started Breaking Bad,
just he was unrecognizable from all of his other
stuff. And then especially when he went bald
and just became like the ultimate villain. Yeah.
Just a complete departure from what everyone
had known him for before and just killed it.
Did an amazing job with it. Jonah Hill. Yeah.
Super bad. All the Apatow stuff. Forgetting Sarah
Marshall. And then came Wolf of Wall Street.
Moneyball. I feel like there's probably something
else I'm missing. One of his bigger ones. He
did the documentary on Netflix about his therapy,
which I'm personally against. Who would have
thought that in 2008, 2007, whenever Superbad
came out and he got the period on his pants,
that that fat kid would get an Oscar? Nobody.
Nobody. Nobody thought that. And then Steve Carell
started out as, I mean, improv, comedy, and bit
parts. Daily show. Daily show, yeah. And then
four -year -old version that solidified him as
like a comedic actor. And then after that, The
Office, which just shot him up into like one
of the best comedic actors of all time. And then
he starts doing stuff like Foxcatcher, Dan in
Real Life. Yeah. Crazy Stupid Love. I love that
movie. I do too. All great movies. What's the
one where he loses his son? His son commits...
Loses his son? The Ultimate Sin. Because it's
a real good one and it's worth checking out.
Beautiful Boy? Yeah. And if you saw him as Michael
Scott, you wouldn't think that he would have
any of this in him. Yeah. But then there were
also times where that kind of stuff would shine
through in Michael Scott. The Steve Carell stuff,
his more serious stuff did come out in Michael
Scott occasionally, but it never seemed like
it was something that could be sustained for
an entire movie. Sure, yeah. All right. Who's
next on your list? So next up, fellow Superbad
star, Emma Stone. I really like her transition,
acting -wise, that she started out as the quirky,
weird girl, which, to be fair, she does still
do, because beautiful, beautiful things. Pretty.
What is it called? The new Yorgos Lanthimos movie.
Bless you. Thank you. Poor Things. Poor Things.
Poor Things. The new, like, Poor Things is still
her doing her weird girl shtick. But starting
out with things like... Like a super creepy movie?
Have you seen it? It's a lot. It's a weird movie.
But it does get pretty intense. It is a really,
like... dramatic film. Child Predators? She's
like a Frankenstein's monster, essentially. She
was brought back to life, but she has... Yeah.
It's a very weird movie. But she started as Jules
in Superbad. She did Wichita in Zombieland. She
did a bunch of those like... goofy movies and
then she she was sort of that same like goofier
kind of personality when she was gwen stacy i
would argue that that was probably her like start
to transition away from just the the quirky girl
thing yeah eventually she moved into la la land
she did ryan best ryan i'd argue the best ryan
yeah best friend uh she had the help the favorite
She was in one of my favorite movies, Movie 43.
Why is that your favorite movie? That is such
an awful movie. I don't know. There are just
scenes from it that stick with me, and all these
gigantic actors are in it just doing the most.
One of the first scenes is Kate Winslet on a
date with Hugh Jackman, and he's just got testicles
hanging from his chest. For the uninitiated,
do not watch this movie. Watch it, no. I don't
even think I can give you a cliff notes because
it's ridiculous. Jeremy Allen White, famous of
Shameless and The Bear, is dating a... A broom
woman. She's not a broom, yeah. That is dressed
up like his mother. And he talks for her. While
he's homeschooled. It is. I will say I do really
love that particular skit. Nothing else in it.
What about when they're making the eye babe and
Richard Gere is Steve Jobs? No. And they had
to put it in. There's a vent. There's a fan in
the vagina to vent all the hot air out. And they
had to put a cover over it because people were
trying to stick their. their wieners in the vent
and getting it all chopped up by the fan. And
Richard Gere could not fathom why. And the whole
time this scene is done, the iBabe is right there
and it's a naked woman. Yeah. And it... Watch
it. Movie 43. Watch it. In the wise words of
whitest kids you know, it'll rip your dick off.
The only... There are only two skits that I like
really remember from movie 43 and it's the Jeremy
Allen white one where he's dating the mop. And
I think it's like a post credit scene where it's
like Josh, I forget what his name is. Elizabeth
Banks. Yes. And he has a cat. This cat just so
happens to be in love with his person and incredibly
jealous of Elizabeth Banks. The thing that just
like ruined my brain for a good while is that
at the end of this particular sketch, the cat
does things to itself to a picture of his person.
That's the thing that you don't get to unsee.
And it is the reason that I am wholeheartedly
urging any listener to not watch this movie.
Well, it's streaming free on Plex. Check it out.
Of course it is. Now, apparently the whole movie,
because I'm pretty sure it's a Farrelly Brothers
movie, and that's like Dumb and Dumber, a lot
of the Jim Carrey movies, the early 90s, me,
myself, and Irene, and all those, and all these
actors were contractually obligated to do another
movie. It didn't specify what movie. They just
had to do another movie for the studio. So this
studio brought in all these people knowing that
they couldn't say no and put them in this movie.
Oh, and it is worth it. It is a hell of a movie
and not in a good way. Anyways, Emma Stone is
in it. And I believe the story is that she blew
a guy for magic beans. And was trying to explain
it to her boyfriend, who was Rory Culkin. Rory?
I forgot there was a third Culkin. Kieran. Kieran,
yeah, yeah. Yeah, Kieran, the big one. Like a
huge Emmy winner. And has he won an Oscar? No.
Or just an Emmy for... Just Emmys, because I
don't think he's really done a ton of movies.
He did one with... Family Trip? Robot Man. Yeah,
yeah. And she just explained to him that he was
a wizard, Neil. So that's when I think of Emma
Stone, I think of that scene. I don't remember
that at all. Well, you should watch it on Flex,
which I am downloading right now. Really? You're
going to rewatch movie 43? I'm surprised you
don't own it. Well, I don't have it with me right
now. I do own a copy of it, but I'm not at home
with my collection. Okay, who you got next? All
right, so I have one more on this list. And that
is namesake to my Instagram, Shia LaBeouf. Shia
LaBeouf did a... Shia LaBeouf did a Do It Lady
guy? I think Shia LaBeouf and shit. Can we make
that on... Can we put that on our TikTok? Nothing
would get us attention like, just do it, lady.
Yeah. Back to it, then. Man, I love shit. Shit,
are you drinking at work? Yeah. Just a claw.
They ran out of his juice at the gas station.
I've never, I don't think I've ever seen anything
take TikTok by storm like Chit has. It is crazy.
Someone made a Rosie the Riveter poster where
it just says do it lady and it's Chit and I want
it on a sticker. So bad. Oh, man. Do what, Chit?
Just do it. Do it all? Everything. Everything.
Yeah, everything. Do it, Lainey. So Shia LaBeouf.
Shia LaBeouf. Started out as a Disney kid with
Even Stevens. Once he got into his teenage years,
he did the original set of Transformers movies.
And he was just... I mean, he did have a little
bit more of the drama when he did Disturbia when
he was younger. But really, a lot of the stuff
that he did was more of that, like, comedy, like,
goofball shit kind of stuff. Or at least, like,
the nerd who just got thrust into whatever the
plot line was. As he got older, there was a couple
of movies that he did. I want to say that he
produced... At least one of them himself. Maybe
more than that. But he had a couple of years
where he did just dramas. So he did Peanut Butter
Falcon with Dakota Johnson. He did... A show
favorite. Honey Boy. Huh? I said Dakota Johnson
was a cash exchange favorite. She is, yeah. He
did Honey Boy, where he played his own father.
And it was supposed to be this coming -of -age
story for young Shia LaBeouf. And then he did
American Honey. That one I didn't watch, so I
don't have a well -rounded view of that plot
line. But I think that he's tried to kind of
separate himself from the Disney -fied persona
and turn himself into more of a dramatic actor.
Although, I don't think that he has a lot of
staying power because of all of the things that
have happened with him behind the scenes. kind
of the way that he's acted has not been. He did
Fury with Brad Pitt and a bunch of other people
and just the stories they tell about him going
off the wall. And yeah, I mean, that kind of
stuff doesn't make you very enticing to work
with, especially when you don't have like, you're
not a Brando. You don't have the Godfather behind
you where you can pull all these shenanigans
and everyone's like, well, that's Shia. So I
think that was one of the turns because it was
post -Transformers. He had bombed with Crystal
Skull, Indiana Jones. And then Fury was his comeback
into being in big box office movies again. And
then all these stories started coming out about
just how crazy he was being. Especially with
his exes because he was with Mia Goth for a long
time. I think they have a child together, if
I'm not mistaken. But there were a lot of reports
of domestic violence between the two of them.
Same was said with his ex before her, who...
I don't know if it's, like, fully pronounced,
because I've never heard it said out loud. I've
only ever, like, seen it. But it's FKA Twigs,
or formerly known as Twigs. I don't know who
that is. She was also with Robert Pattinson for
a while. But, uh... So she's got a type. She
likes damaged goods. Yeah, he's kind of had something
of a renaissance. I don't think that even if
it was what he was looking for, that he would
ever be a big celebrity again. But he has this
kind of name for himself in the indie films now,
which I think is a lot better of a place for
him than in mainstream media. Mainstream, yeah.
Yeah, and then there was the whole bit where
he watched all of his movies in chronological
order in the theater and then filmed himself
watching them all. The whole showing up to a
premiere of some movie, I don't know which one
it is, with a paper bag over his head that said,
I'm not famous anymore. Yeah. I think it was
Cannes. I don't think that it was an actual movie
of his. I think it was like a film festival.
Well, did that get him kicked out? Never to come
back? Did it? It seems like those are the kind
of uppity people that would tell on Berlin Film
Festival. Okay. I will say Actual Cannibal Shia
LaBeouf, 10 out of 10. Is that the short? Is
that a short or is that a movie? It's a performance
piece. So Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf, it's
done by Rob Cantor, and I want to say it's a
New York performance group. But they all perform
in giant paper mache Shia LaBeouf heads. And
he has a cameo at the end of it. It's pretty
fantastic. That is one of the things I will fully
give my endorsement to. Is go watch actual cannibal
Shia LaBeouf. Oh, is this where he's in the theater
clapping? Yes. Is that where that meme comes
from? Oh, okay. Every once in a while. I used
to be connected to the Alexas at... Nate's apartment
and so every once in a while I would just start
playing that on his speakers and it freaked him
out every time it is one of my favorite bits
I will just I would do that with the kids whenever
mom was watching them yeah I'd get in on the
cameras and start talking through it that's the
best and probably the worst for them yes my child
brush your teeth Oh, man. The good old days.
All right. So you have one more big name? The
last person I have for my people today is an
actor who came up in stand -up, had comedies
early on. He did sitcoms and then movies. He
did occasional dramatic roles that never really
hit because he always had that stigma on him
about where he came from. He wasn't very far
removed from it. And then around the 90s, he
started getting voice work and still had the
same persona, even even in his voice characters.
And then came the late 90s, where he hit it big
in a dramatic role with Good Will Hunting with
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. And I think that
was like. Film school project? I'm pretty sure,
of course, the actor that I'm talking about,
Robin Williams. How do you feel about Robin Williams?
I love Robin Williams. He is one of the, I think,
the greatest actors of, I don't want to say of
all time necessarily, but he was an incredible
performer. He's definitely up there. Tons of
memorable roles. Patch Adams, which was one of
his serious roles. Yeah, Miss Doubtfire, his
comedic role that I don't think could work today.
I mean, the plot of that movie is also a little
bizarre for a lot of reasons. He brought a petting
zoo into the house. I think Sally Field was right
to be a little mad. Nothing warrants a divorce.
The suspension of disbelief with the fact that
this character of a person is all of a sudden
in their house and no one catches on to anything.
I mean, if you see Zooey Deschanel suddenly without
the bangs, without the big glasses, you can kind
of understand how Clark Kent could be. not seen
as Superman for the same reason that I think
you could maybe convince me that Mrs. Doubtfire
was not. So you watch, you watch Elf and you
don't see Jody and think, huh, there's something
familiar about her. This gigantic eyed, blonde
haired, bangless woman. There's just something
I can't put my finger on. And now this is someone
that you've spent. years and years and years
of your life with daily and you don't pick up
on anything? I think because of how drastically
different Jodi feels from the general Zooey Deschanel
vibe, I think if you added prosthetics, a full
character identity with a background, and you
really stuck to that, I think it could be somewhat
convincing. Okay. You might be right. I'm giving
it to him. You might be right. Okay. Okay. Okay.
Have you ever seen Jack? No. It's a weird one.
It's a movie about a child who was born with
like extreme aging. Like goes through all of
it like super fast. And then it's just an excuse
for Robin Williams to act like. fourth grader
and then there's a teacher that falls in love
with him and it's yeah and then he ends up dying
that's unpleasant yeah i think it was a swing
and a miss it's a it's a decent movie but when
you really start to break it down it's it's maybe
not uh yeah you don't want to think about it
too hard but have you ever seen goodwill hunting
i think i've seen parts of it but i don't think
i've seen like the whole movie Like, being in
Boston, it's, so, you got The Departed, The Talon,
and Good Will Hunting are all movies I think
about when I think about Boston. Sure. Being
able to go back and watch him in that role, it's,
I think that that is his biggest departure, besides
all the murdery stuff that he had done. I think,
no. So Good Will Hunting was before he started
doing that kind of stuff, before he did One Hour
Photo, anything like that. So this was the big,
big departure from everything that we'd known
about him before. And it is such a great movie.
Yeah. And you should definitely, it's definitely
worth a full watch when you get a chance. Okay.
I will say. Robin Williams is a powerhouse across
the board, but one of my favorite of his performances
is One Hour Photo. There are very few movies
that have made me just so viscerally uncomfortable
from start to finish as One Hour Photo. Have
you seen it? It's been a while, but yeah, I've
seen it. I watched it, I think, like a couple
years ago again, and it is... I think the thing
that makes it so uncomfortable is just that you
know who Robin Williams is. Robin Williams was
a part of everyone's childhood. From Mork and
Mindy to Genie to a million other things. RV.
Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy Roosevelt. Man, I miss
Robin Williams. Me too. But so I'm I'm someone
who I like flipping through pictures like having
them on your phone is fine, whatever. But I like
the physical picture. And so every now and then
I will get a batch of photos together and I'll
send them off to. the photo place i'll get them
printed off and without fail every single time
that i am getting pictures printed all i can
think of is what perv is looking at my pictures
and it's going to start stalking us okay i mean
i think there's a it's better and worse these
days because you're not going to the same photo
lab people in a I think he's at like a Save Mart
or something like that. Something like Walmart
knockoff. But like you're not going to the same
people developing these photos for years and
years. So they don't get to watch your family
grow. Yeah. But also anyone with an internet
connection, if you don't have a private Instagram
account and like to share things, could very
reasonably be Cy from One Hour Photo. They could.
Which is why you shouldn't post your kids. Just...
Putting it out there. I don't. My personal opinion.
I don't even know the last time a photo of me
was posted. I could tell you several. I'm by
me. Oh, by you? That's right. Yeah, I have no
control over the other ones that get posted of
me. But as far as all of our listeners are concerned,
I'm just that little avatar on the coin. Yeah.
And then now, I guess. That's all out the window
now that we're doing TikToks and reels and shorts.
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Web, take a chance on us. God willing, the antithesis
of Madam Web. But no, Robin Williams. What was
his last role? I think it was Teddy Roosevelt
in Battle for the Smithsonian. Absolutely anything.
The voice of Dennis the Dog. Oh. Simon Pegg and
Kate Beckinsale. Bring it back around. I'm going
to keep pronouncing it wrong. Yeah, some weird
alien. A group of eccentric aliens confers a
human being with power to do absolutely anything
as an experiment. Hmm. Oh, it's a Terry Jones
movie. I don't know who that is. Monty Python
guy. Okay. But yeah, his last mainstream movie
was Night at the Museum, Secret of the Tomb.
Oh, okay. As Theodore Roosevelt. But the end
of his career and his life is super sad. Word
came out that he had taken his own life by hanging
himself in his closet. And a lot of people had
a hard time reconciling that because they knew
him as this crazy... outlandish uh person that
just wanted to make people laugh and i think
that a lot of people chalked it up to like like
they can make everyone else happy but inside
they're just completely destroyed and so a lot
of people maybe weren't totally surprised by
it but uh were able to come to terms with it
in that light. But then it came out that he had
just been diagnosed with Lewy body dementia.
Yeah. I think, which is that a form of ALS? Yes.
Yeah. So it's a degenerative disease that would
end up taking over his body. And it's, it's difficult
with stuff like that because when you get a diagnosis
of something like that, you know, things are
only going to get worse. There's, there's no
cure. There's no. There's no getting better with
it. But then you also take into account that
he left behind family. He left behind children.
And I'm not knocking anyone for choices that
they decide in their lives. If if you don't if
this isn't what you want anymore, I'm not going
to be one to say, hey, no, you got to power through.
You got to do it. But on the same note, like
I would also recognize that. there's all these
people that you're leaving behind to clean up
your mess. So I don't know. It's sad either way,
whatever was going through his mind at the end.
And hopefully he was able to get peace because
he had a very, very rocky life, a lot of drugs,
a lot of alcohol, been to rehab. I don't know
how many times, but he was, he was one of those
ones that were given, were given a good sendoff.
Like there's a lot of people that they, were
beloved and then they pass away and then all
this stuff comes out about them. People just
want to tear them down now that they're not here
to defend themselves. And I hate that stuff.
Like, if you have the balls to say it after they're
dead, you should have the balls to say it when
they're still alive so they can defend themselves
against it. But none of that happened with him.
There wasn't anything that came out and all these
scandals that came out post -death. And I think
that was a really good indicator. of the career
that he had and the life that he lived. I think
to some extent, the dementia diagnosis, it kind
of seems like a way for people to just kind of
make sense of something that realistically can't
have a lot of sense made about it. Yeah. Like
we don't really understand just as humans tragedy.
We don't really understand how certain things
like this can come to be, especially in. Like
in a case with the Robin Williams situation,
we want to believe that it had to have been something
bigger. There had to have been a big enough reason
for him to do something like this. Yeah. I think
there's realistically a million answers, and
I don't think any of them are satisfying. None
of them are supposed to be. It is a tragedy.
Regardless of how or why it happened, it's a
tragedy. By all accounts, he was, like you said,
he was an incredible man. Like, he has an incredible,
indelible legacy. Thankfully, nothing has happened
since then that was trying to be the contrary.
Yeah. Yeah, like, do you know Jimmy Seville?
Yes. Unfortunately. And his story, he was, like,
beloved his entire career while he was living.
He was a big BBC guy. British Broadcasting Company,
not anything else. Uh -huh. I don't think anyone
thought the other one. And he had all these charities
set up for kids. He had a show called Jimmy Will
Do It where kids wrote in about a wish. Jim will
fix it. Or Jim will fix it. That they wish that
they want fulfilled and then he would pick somebody
and fulfill their wish and all this stuff. And
then after he died. all this stuff came out about
essentially what amounts to like a pedophilia
ring that he was the mastermind of. And I'm just
so glad that none of that wasn't ever anything
that Robin Williams got caught up in and tarnished
his entire body of work. Cause there's so much
for everyone. Like there's, there's a, there's
a Robin Williams something for everyone from
little kids all the way to. adults and even people
that are like towards the end of their life and
they start coming to these realizations and they
can take something like goodwill hunting they
can take something like uh the butler that was
a real good movie yeah and there's still stuff
that's applicable to them even though they're
towards the end of their life and uh yeah so
as far as all the actors that we mentioned today
as far as I'm concerned. I think the actor that
did the best job of breaking the mold, breaking
the typecasting, escaping being pigeonholed has
been Robin Williams. Absolutely agree. All right.
Well, we've made an amazing two -parter. Do you
have any words of wisdom? I had one quick thought
before we actually take off. You watched 28 Years
Later, right? Not yet, no. Oh, then nevermind.
I don't have any closing thoughts for that. But
other people have, so let it fly. So the beginning
of 28 years later, it's a group of kids that
are watching the Teletubbies and a lot of stuff
happens in the middle. And then at the end of
it, there's a group of people who are dressed
in like rainbow jumpsuits or tracksuits. I thought
that it was a tie -in to the beginning of the
movie because they start with Teletubbies. Apparently,
the last bit of 28 Years Later is a tie -in to
Jimmy Savile, which is a weird choice. Huh. I
don't know if I recommend you watching that movie
because it is a lot of strange things. In what
context? So, there's a... I don't even know how
to properly phrase the thing that happens at
the end of this movie. There's a band of Swedish
parkour enthusiasts. Okay. Swedish parkour zombie
slayers who are dressed in rainbow tracksuits.
And that's in reference to Jimmy Savile? Yeah.
Because I messaged a friend of mine after I watched
the movie because I know she'd already seen it.
And I was like, so what was this? Because it
came completely out of left field. And she was
like, apparently it's a reference to this. And
I was like, I was really hoping it would be Teletubbies
because this is a much worse choice. As soon
as you watch 28 Years Later, I need you to let
me know. I need to talk to someone about it.
Okay. I don't even know if I've seen Days or
Months Later. You haven't? 28 days. If I have,
it's been forever. Is it streaming? I don't think
so. It's on Pluto. Oh, okay. Do you have to rent
it? No, the days later is on Pluto. And then
you said the next one was Weeks? Yeah, I think
Weeks is on Hulu. Okay. Yeah, I will... check
it out and get back to you on it. But that's
an odd choice. Emojine Poots is in it. Yeah,
she's a teenager, I think. She's young. Is she
in the new one? Or does she not make it out of
this one? She's not in the new one. Okay, yeah,
closing. Don't do anything in this life. that
you don't want to take with you into the next
remember guys don't ever for any reason do anything
to anyone for any reason ever no matter what
no matter where or who or who you are with or
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