You know what that sound means? It's another
episode of Game for a Movie, where we ask, are
you game for a movie? I am Mike, joined by...
Jill. Oh, Andre. And Mitchell. Yeah! Yeah! Alright,
so there was a movie that came out. I don't know
if you've heard of it. Clifford the Big Red...
No. Did it actually come out? Did you see it?
No, I didn't see it. We don't have that. Where
all the best content is. I have Paramount+. Have
you been watching the Fairly Oddparent remake
series? I just hit my elbow. The thought of him
watching that brought him physical pain. Yes.
No, I'm not watching. What about the Halo TV
show we were just talking about? I'm not watching
the Halo TV show either. Spoilers. I'm down to
watch Master Chief get jiggy with it. Oh, God.
No, I'm upset. I'm upset. Yeah, we've already
gone off the rails. Okay. Hey, that's our show.
No. There was a movie that came out that we are
going to talk about. But first, we're going to
talk about what we are drinking. Oh, okay. Yeah.
Yes. Andre, you're going first. All right. I
got me a double IPA called Nothing Gold from
Bissell Brothers. It's a brewery in... Just outside
of Portland? Just outside of Portland. Just outside
of Portland? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm guessing
you got this on your trip to Maine. That is right.
We did. Nice. This is the final stop on our brewery
tour. It was epic. Yeah. All right. No, it was
really good. How many breweries? In one day?
In one day. Five, including the distillery. Yes.
Nice. All right. Well done, well done. Which
is a lot for our age at this point. Yeah. Some
mistakes remain along the way. Yeah, fair. Yeah.
It was fun. We ran into a bunch of dudes from
Massachusetts who were, like, pulled up a map
of different breweries in Vermont, Rhode Island,
and Mass. Yeah, they literally had, like... We're
doing this in one week. Yeah, they, like, had,
like, a whole entire map of, like, all of New
England and then Connecticut was blank. And I
was like, bro. Dude, Connecticut is... And they
were like, tell us where to go. We'll go. Yeah.
I'll give them a hell of a list. Yeah. To their
credit, they looked like they could probably
do it, but at the same time, it was a very intimidating...
So we're gonna talk, like, adult softball guys?
Yeah. Like that kind of thing? Yeah. Yeah. They
got the barrel stomach. Oh, yes. You nailed it.
Yeah, yeah. They definitely hold their beer.
And I think this was not their first day. No.
It didn't seem like it. Did not. They had it
down, though. All right. Jill, what do you got
there? We've featured the brewery on this podcast
a lot because Andre and I are fan people. But
I have freshly brewed on a can on the 12th. Okay.
It's Alvarium's Rocket Pop. Just so you know,
it's Friday the 13th that we're recording this.
Oh, yeah. Freshly canned on the 12th. Freshly
canned on the 12th. I love Friday the 13th. It's
like the best day of the year. Anyway, it's a
popsicle -style sour featuring cherry, raspberry,
and lime. And it is very refreshing. Nice. All
right. Mitchell, what do you got over there?
I got a fresh glass of 2022 Los Angeles. and
it is delicious. That's a good year. It's a very
great year. It doesn't really hold up to 2021
Stanford tap water, but this is pretty solid.
How is the water in LA? Look, I'm actually reading
a book about this. William Mulholland is the
guy who brought water to Los Angeles. Mulholland
Drive Mulholland? Exactly. And this basically
the premise of the book is that Los Angeles at
its size should not exist. It just simply should
not exist because there is no natural water resource
near it for this aqueduct. So anyway, given how
crazy it is that there is water in this city
for millions and millions of people, it's really
good. I'm just saying I would have given it a
few years, let it get a little vintage, you know.
Nice patina. I am drinking from Reverie Brewing,
because I do love Reverie Brewing, Little Piggy.
It is a barbecue -inspired imperial amber ale.
Oh, barbecue. Oh, yeah, yeah. I want to smell
it. Okay, so let me read this first and then
I'll give you a smell. This beer is a celebration
of the sweet flavors found in meat cooked over
the open flame. Spice from Szechuan peppercorns,
sweetness from molasses and brown sugar, and
a kick from cayenne pepper, all blended harmoniously
in this refreshing amber ale. I'm happy there's
no meats inspired. So they had a beer dinner.
And they basically made this for the main course.
That sounds really nice. Yeah. It's a little
spicy. It's spicy. Yeah. I didn't get any spice.
You definitely get the Szechuan peppercorns in
there. I think this has overpowered my tongue,
so I'm not getting any spice. But that was very
nice. No, it's got a little buzz to it. I'm just
happy it doesn't taste like meat. I'm glad I'm
not drinking more than one. But the one is pretty
good. What's the ABV? I think it's only like
5 or 6%. Yeah, it's amber. Yeah, it's not terrible.
7 .3, wow. It's imperial, so there you go. What's
that? Mine's 8 .2. Mine's 4 .8. Yeah, sours are
usually lighter. I would say in a different multiverse,
this is 4 or 5%. Okay. Speaking of multiverse.
All right. You guys are welcome. You missed my
segues. This is true. I liked it. Yeah, so. I
love your segues in every universe, Mike. Except
not the one where you ride your Segway off the
cliff. No, not that one. There is definitely
probably a multiverse. I wish they used that
line on a better couple. Yeah, I agree. I agree.
Hard agree. Yeah, it is tough with that one.
So Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness,
obviously that's what we're talking about. We're
also going to get into some MCU future stuff
as well as maybe some Moon Knight. I'm going
to put it out there. Big spoiler warning. We
are going to release this the Thursday after
its second weekend. People should have seen it
by then. But just in case you haven't, big spoiler
warning. We're going to talk about everything
about it. Every little plot point. Every little
everything. So huge spoiler warning. We'll see
you next episode. If you haven't seen it yet,
come back when you've seen the movie. Same with
WandaVision. Same with WandaVision. Yes. So that
brings us to the movie itself. Yeah. We have...
Wow, this is so dramatic. I know. I just realized
I don't even know if Mike likes this movie or
not. I'm kind of curious. Oh, okay. I have thoughts.
I didn't... Yeah, I don't know. So I'll start
with the thought that I had at the end of the
movie. Okay. And this is as a big -time Raimi
fan, as a big fan of Benedict Cumberbatch as
Doctor Strange, I would have rather had Iron
Man 4 than Doctor Strange 2. Ooh. Like Tom Cruise
Iron Man? No, like... Wait, wait, wait. What
do you mean? Like RDJ back. Like Iron Man 4.
Didn't need it. Okay, okay. Explain yourself,
I guess. I just... If we were going to continue
the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I would have rather
Doctor Strange died taking out Thanos than Iron
Man. Well, all right. I mean, okay, if you kill
Doctor Strange, if Doctor Strange says, I am
Doctor Strange, or whatever, snap. That moment
doesn't work as well. No, it's not, I am Doctor
Strange. It's, I knew this was happening. We're
in the endgame now. I just thought it was strange.
Oh. Okay. That sucks. That fucking sucks. You
can't kill Doctor Strange when he has one movie.
No, you couldn't. And a couple of cameos and
have it have the same weight. It would be a little
radical. Well, it would be, well, no, you know
what it would be? It would be the Quicksilver
death in Age of Ultron, where it's just like,
all right, cool, I don't really care, you know,
like. Yeah. He came and went, literally. Yeah.
He did. And then we got a different person in
WandaVision. Yeah. But that was a different.
Oh, I love Evan Peters. There's nothing against
Evan Peters. Nothing against Aaron Taylor -Johnson,
but Evan Peters is a better, fills out the character.
Okay, so what you're telling me is that you did
not like this movie. No, I'm not saying that
at all. Okay. I would have rather had. I still
enjoyed the movie. You didn't need more for this
character. What was that? Yeah, because I don't
know where to read it, right? Yeah, you're welcome.
To me, my interpretation is you just didn't need
more Doctor Strange stuff. I did not. He works
best in the ensemble. You don't need a standalone.
I don't know. I think this standalone sold me...
This movie sold me on the concept of a standalone
Doctor Strange because I was kind of of the mind...
And granted, I've only seen both films one time.
Doctor Strange 1... Oh, you've only seen Doctor
Strange 1? Yeah. Doctor Strange 1, I don't super
love because it's just... Okay, magical Iron
Man. That's a common criticism, right? It's a
very similar origin story to Iron Man. I feel
like I've seen it before. This one, you definitely
can't say it isn't unique from the rest of the
MCU, right? Oh, definitely. This is just funny,
so I need to stop you because I looked up Aaron
Taylor Johnson's IMDb to see what's next for
him. He's Kraven. He's Kraven, yes. And I forgot
about that until I looked it up. He's not done
with the MCU. He's also on Bullet Train. Yes.
That's another thing that I'm excited for. Regarding
Doctor Strange, I liked Doctor Strange and the
Multiverse of Madness. I have some feelings about
the plotting and how they got a character to
a certain point. We'll get there. But I actually
think the best Doctor Strange outing is his animated
short in the What If series. Okay. Supreme. Yeah,
when we get to see what happens if he loses,
instead of he loses his hands, he loses his heart,
and he goes down Doctor Strange breaking bad.
Yeah, right. I thought that was really interesting
and compelling for the character and really took
advantage of what you could do. This first outing
is pretty forgettable. I don't know if I needed
Iron Man 4, but I am kind of confirmed that Doctor
Strange is the least interesting part of Doctor
Strange in the multiverse of Madness. Wow. I
wanted to spend more time with the villain, who
is Wanda. Yay. Yes. Which Claire didn't know
that Wanda was the villain. She thought there
was going to be this riff, but that they would
team up by the end and fight the bigger bad.
Sure. And that's what the trailers kind of made
it out to be. Yeah, right. So good on the trailers.
I just didn't expect it to happen so quickly.
That's my big bugaboo. Wow, they got this going
really quick. And I didn't feel like there was
a satisfactory bridge between where we left her
in WandaVision and where... She begins. And the
way that it's been explained in press and things
is that, no, the Darkhold has corrupted her.
Right. Sure, that's fine. It explains it, but
it seems very rushed. I disagree. I like the
fact that we dropped the pretense of like, okay,
yes, she's the big bad. We have to deal with
her right now. I figured it was going to happen
in the third act, and then we were going to take
a while to build up there. I have no problem
with them making her the villain, or even getting
to the point of her being a villain. I just feel
like I missed a 15 -minute short. Excuse me.
A 15 -minute short or something that kind of
further... pulled her towards the place she is
at the beginning of the film my thing is they
and this goes back to one of my biggest criticisms
of wandavision she should have ended that series
as unequivocally a villain character in the mcu
yeah yeah they left it very gray yeah they left
it kind of open It's just like, okay, she did
what she did and now she's going to go off and
study this dark book and reconjure up her magical
children. So I agree with Jill. It kind of looks,
it feels weird. I think it's fixable if they
had done the end of the series correctly and
then you jump into Multiverse of Madness. That
was kind of like my big thing as well. Which
is so true because WandaVision is one of my favorites
of the Marvel shows. I don't know exactly where
it is on the list because I'm still laying Moon
Knight Digest before I say, okay, this is this.
But it's definitely in top three easily. They
butchered the ending. Yeah, the ending is one
of the worst. Exactly. I would say, dovetailing
into that, it is kind of a catch -22 where I
feel like you need to watch WandaVision to see
this, right? Because if you don't, then you have
no idea why Wanda has gone totally tilted. Yep.
Totally tilted. But at the same time, it feels
like the end of her arc is the same exact spot
that WandaVision was at, if that makes sense,
right? Like, the whole final episode of her saying
goodbye to her kids basically was the same exact
emotional beat. that this movie ends on. And
so that's where I kind of feel like, oh, okay,
really? This is how we're wrapping this up? Like,
sure, it's satisfying in this movie in a vacuum,
right? But you can't watch this movie in a vacuum,
if that makes sense. No, and that's exactly it.
And speaking of the end, yes, we're jumping ahead,
but speaking of the end, because you said that,
it feels wrapped up. Let's just get something
out of the way. Is Scarlet Witch dead? No, no.
She signed a seven -year contract. Hell no. Yeah,
all right. I just wanted to get that out of the
way because I think we all felt that way. If
it wasn't public knowledge that she signed a
seven -year contract, sure. Yeah. Oh, guessing.
Even that, though. Like, even that. I didn't
feel like... Yeah, Marvel's... We're going to
talk about, like, the future of the MCU. Yeah.
But they have spent so much time developing Wanda.
Yeah. There are fans of Wanda. Like, they don't
call her Scarlet Witch. They call her Wanda.
Right, right. And she is, I would say, one of
the more popular characters. that's still part
of the MCU. I'm taking out Captain America. I'm
taking out Iron Man. They are in a position where
they have to maintain characters that people
are invested in and want to see the next chapter
in their story, whether it's a standalone movie
or just them being in the ensemble. And Wanda,
at this point in 2022, she's up there. She's
one of the top characters that you're invested
in. I'm still invested in her character, and
even if they bring... a different multiverse
dimension Wanda in to kind of justify killing
our version of her. Fine. I want to see, I want
to continue to see the stories they do with her.
Yeah. And that's kind of that we fall into the
trap of, okay, now the multiverse is open. If
we ever want to kill off a character, we can
just yank another one from another, you know.
Pluck another. Yeah, exactly. Here's 7 -1000.
Wanda. So we lost 616 Wanda? 616 Wanda is technically...
I don't think you'd think she's actually gone,
but yes. We'll find out. She's predisposed at
the moment. Yes, yes. Alright, so one of the
other things that I wanted to address with this
movie, how do we feel about the multiverse in
general? And especially, we have to get to some
characters that are included in this multiverse.
Yep, yep, yep. I mean, do we feel like the multiverse
is well -defined at this point? I mean, it is
and it isn't. It's got some little pockets in
there. Yeah. Well, I thought they did a pretty
good job of... you know, keeping the rules very
loose. So it can be, it can be surprising, but
they also had, you know, some fun rules. Like,
you know, they introduced, they did a good job,
I think introducing the concept and building
on the concept of dreamwalking. Right. Yeah.
Like that was really fun. And it kind of like,
it made sense to the odd, at least to me, I wasn't
like, okay, this is like, I'm kind of losing
the plot here or whatever. No. And then it led
to that really fun moment of like, you're going
to dreamwalk. You're not at the, like, there's
no, there's no version of you in the universe.
Not alive. Yeah. Led to that fun moment. Oh,
Okay, cool. Dude, Zombie Strange. That was cool.
That was not what I was expecting was going to
happen with that character. No, and it totally
makes sense in a Raimi movie now that I think
about it. Absolutely. But Zombie Strange was
unexpected. Yeah. Yeah. And, like, I was worried
that it was going to be a cameo fest, and it
kind of is in a way, and we can talk about that
when we get there. But, like, I was worried that
it was going to just be a setup for a bunch of
other characters. You know what I mean? I was
worried this was going to kind of Age of Ultron
up a bunch of other subplots, but it didn't,
you know? And it was clear Raimi and, you know,
the screenwriters had a lot of fun with the concept,
and they kind of wrapped it up a little bit.
I don't know. So I'm going to pose a question
to the group here. Mm -hmm. Is anyone starting
to feel a multiverse fatigue because the multiverse
is a bit of a hot theme to do in movies? I've
got thoughts here. So I'll say this. I love this
movie. I gave it an 8 out of 10. Honestly, the
premiere glow of it probably gave it up to 8.
It should be a 7 .5. Sure, yeah. But I will say
my biggest... Oh, hey, kitty cat. My biggest
gripe with the movie is the... And really, Phase
4 in general, how it's treating... multiversal
storytelling. And Mike, we talked about this
when we were texting last week. Yeah. I feel
like there's no stakes because they're not legitimately
investing in characters within the multiverse.
And here's what I mean by this. We meet Reed
Richards for the very first time in the MCU,
played by John Krasinski, straight out of fan
casting IMDb, right? Which is okay. I was for
it. I'm for it. Sure. I loved it. That moment,
that was the loudest reaction in theater that
I was in when that happened. That was louder
than... uh, Professor X for my theory. This is
why, this is why, this is, yeah, this is why
we gotta watch, we gotta watch MCU movies when
they premiere, right? Because the loudest moment
was really during the emotional climax when somebody,
we watched it a week late and somebody literally
took a phone call in the middle of when, um,
Christine and, well, it was, it was during the
scene where we had just resolved the conflict
and Christine and, and Strange were having their
conversation and, and like, the guy took a fucking
phone call. And it wasn't, like oh hey can i
call you back no it's like oh hey how's it going
sorry to derail that but we're gonna watch thor
love and thunder i think opening weekend so we
yeah no absolutely anyways uh yes so just to
finish the point here i don't like this new thing
that i'm noticing in the mcu where they bring
back evan peters as quicksilver only to make
a ralph boner joke right bring back some of these
iconic characters with In some cases, new actors.
In other cases, it's awesome to see a live -action
version of Captain Carter, and only to have them
disposed of pretty quickly after. And I'm like,
okay, this feels cheap. Why are we investing
this kind of, I don't know, any kind of resources
into this? The only multiversal thing that I
think worked... is Spider -Man No Way Home. And
it's because it legitimately served the story.
Tom Holland's Spider -Man forever changes because
of what happens in that movie. And he's living
with the consequences of his choices and all
the stuff that happened in the plot up until
the very end. And I was like, wow, this is legitimately
a good movie and I can't wait to see the next
chapter. With this, I'm just like, okay, they
keep introducing new characters, but to what
end? What is the bigger plot? Well, I have thoughts
on phase four in general. Yeah. But to me, and
this is totally just speculation on my part.
Right. Um, so not, I don't know. I don't have
any insight or info or anything like that. It
felt like that whole entire second act. Like
it was like Kevin fight. Like it was almost like
the producers were saying, Hey, like we need
to get some cameos in here. We need to get, we
need to get some fan moments for people to go.
Whoa. And that's the thing too. So one of the
things I was thinking at the end of the movie,
going, hey, we gave you John Krasinski as Reed
Richards for the one movie. Right. We gave you
Professor X. I actually hope that's not the one
movie. I hope not either, but it feels like that
could be... This is it. This could be it for
some of these. And it's just like that whole
entire second act kind of feels like it was made
by a different person, if that makes sense, right?
Like, it doesn't... I don't really feel like
that movie gets back on the rails. Second of
three, right? Or you're saying the whole second
act? What do you mean second of? Divide the film
into parts. Divide the film into parts. I'm basically
saying the whole entire section with the Illuminati,
right? Where they're talking. Up until they're
introduced, until they get jobbed by Wanda. That
whole part felt off to me. I was like, because
I was thinking... I was thinking you were saying
the entire second act, and I was just like...
I guess that's true. No, not that. Zombie Strange
is definitely rated. That's the third act. You
know, that's the thing. That's what I'm saying.
Second or third act. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Up until... So, like, basically, as soon as Patrick
Stewart shows up on screen until he gets killed,
that's the part where I feel like, what? Like,
this movie feels a little different now. Not
in a bad way, but more like, okay, this is what
I expected. Cameo fest. Oh, hey, we might...
See, this guy, we, you know, we put this guy
in the movie. I also want... want to say that
i'm tired of seeing professor x die yeah i'm
kind of annoyed he didn't really do much except
say something from the i thought that was kind
of cool whatever again it was it was it was all
worth it because god damn it as soon as he reeled
on screen the x -men um cartoon theme stung at
this and i was like god fucking damn it you guys
got me shit i'm so ready for x -men box movies
but they purposely went with that i really think
and all the stuff i've been reading about x -men
97 when it's rebooted for disney plus yeah the
folks who are working on it are very very invested
in terms of how it's going to tie into other
things in marvel and maybe that's just like a
little little tiny little tiny nugget little
guy yeah there could be a jump from cartoon to
live action from that series i would love that
I think what you were saying with No Way Home,
I think besides the fact that what you were saying,
that Tom Holland's Peter Parker progressively
has changed across every movie. He's always in
a slightly different place than where he is.
But No Way Home also has the advantage of giving
us multidimensional, multiverse characters that
we already know. and care about versus... Okay,
we have Professor X. Some people care about him.
But John Krasinski, the... Oh, gosh. Black Bolt.
Black Bolt. Captain Marvel. Captain Carter. Well,
Captain... Carter's an interesting one in the
sense that it's really cool to see her being
live. It's Peggy. Yeah. It was great to see her
back again and I did not expect that. Right.
But with the exception of those two, it's like,
okay, cool. John Krasinski. Oh, cool. This Black
Bolt guy. I don't read comics. I don't know who
this guy is. And then seeing... Well, and the
TV show lasted for all of like three episodes
because there was a TV show that was brought
in humans. Oh, he was in Inhumans. Okay. Yeah.
And then seeing Monica Rambeau as as Captain
Marvel was really cool, but besides the fact
that they were very disposable, obviously, I
didn't really care. And even with Professor Xavier,
I didn't know he was going to die, but I definitely
knew this was it. He was not coming back. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. We should talk about America Chavez.
We should talk about America Chavez. Well, I
just want to say one more thing about this part,
the Illuminati. I just forgot my thought. Were
you guys buying into the theories that Tom Cruise
is going to show up as Iron Man? No. That's what
it was. That's what it was. I got it now. Do
you guys feel the trailer ruined some of the
fun with that? Because they did bring up the
Illuminati. They shouldn't have shown the Ultron
robots and they shouldn't have. They shouldn't
have put in... I didn't mind the Ultron robots.
I just thought that was kind of... They should
have put his ear and his voice in that. Yes,
right, right, right. They should not have had
Patrick Stewart's voice in that. They already
showed Mordu coming back. They should have just
done more with Mordu. Yeah. Fine. Mordo. Mordo.
Mordo. Sure. The one that got me, too, because
you said that you didn't know Captain Carter
was in it. In the last trailer revealed, there
was a moment where Captain Carter's shield was
flung into the wall. Oh, was it? I missed it.
It's a blink and you miss it thing. Sure. Yeah,
it's a blink and you miss it thing. But, like,
as I'm seeing it, I'm going, did we really just
see this already? Yeah. Like, Captain Carter
now? Yeah. And they did that trailer, like, a
week or two before it came out. I didn't watch
it on purpose to avoid it. It was 100%, like,
a week before, saying, Boom. This is, this is
what's happening. Yeah. I wanted on that. Yeah.
So, all right, let's talk American. I'll just
say, I'll just say from a business standpoint,
I like from a creative standpoint, I agree from
a business standpoint, the fact that you sprinkle
that in, that's how you're able to get right
now. They have over half a billion in box office.
Yeah. And the argument. can be made it's on the
viewer to make the choice well depending it's
on the viewer to typically make the choice of
not choosing to click watch the trailer right
but if you were in a scenario such as a movie
theater and it comes on what are you gonna do
you know like i said i i think i think they thread
the needle pretty well because i mean circling
back like they didn't spoil the water was the
villain right like yes you know like that was
all that yeah like the didn't spoil like that
was a fun surprise because you know who the villain
was supposed to be right no mephisto mephisto
everything's mephisto that's the thing like that
i didn't i didn't i didn't get spoiled on this
on the movie per se but as soon as the movie
came out and then like like some people were
like i really love this movie and other people
were like this is just the worst mcu movie i've
seen in a while and i'm like okay got it so tom
cruise and mephisto aren't in this movie got
it yeah done like i knew that one like people
People that saw this that didn't like it, a lot
of them are not Raimi fans. Right. Right. Yes.
And I knew it was going to be at least wacky.
Yeah. Exactly. I went and braced for wackiness.
Yes. And I got it. All right. We got to talk
America Chavez. You're right. I'm worried she'll
get forgotten. She's not going to get forgotten.
No way. Trust me. So I like the fact that they
gave her something that was she's struggling
with her power. Yeah. Something like that because
then it just doesn't solve it right away. But
at the same time. One of the things I felt could
have been done, if Wanda's the same in every
universe, where she has to kill the Wanda that's
there in front of the kids, like the ending did,
it doesn't matter that America can't control
her power. Just take her to any multiverse, show
her this, we're done. Yeah, no, if she had gotten
what she wanted and somehow America managed to
open the portal willingly or involuntarily, we
still would have ended up in that, where we were.
There was very little... That could have derailed
Wanda from the epiphany that she has unless they
pushed her even darker. Where it's, I don't want
to move to a dimension to be with my children
so I can be their mother. It's, I want to move
to a dimension so I can have my children, put
them in a cage, and nothing can hurt them. That
would be the next step. I mean, yes, that would
be the next step. But then there's the line of,
okay, we can eventually pull her back to being
a hero, get her back on the lunchbox. Or it's,
nope, she's off the lunchbox forever, and now
she is the villain costume you buy your kids.
That was a fun one. As dumb Marvel quips go,
that was a fun one. You're officially off the
lunchbox. I'll say this. Just as we have seen
with other very popular villains, the Joker has
a lunchbox. You know what I mean? Yep. It's true.
You're not wrong. It's true. She could have her
own lunchbox. You got a lot of neckbeards going
around me like, I'm the Joker, baby. But she's
not on the Wheaties box. Hey, I'm all for putting
Elizabeth Olsen on a lunchbox, on a cooler. Put
Elizabeth Olsen in Mortal Kombat. Let's go. They
don't have that. Unfortunately, that's WB. Or
at least for now, there's rumors that they're
going to sell another round of the guys that
make Mortal Kombat. But that's the reason DC
people show up. But anyways. Going back to America
Chavez, I liked her a lot. I don't want to go
too into what the future of the MCU is quite
yet. Right. But I have questions about where
is this going for her. I hope she gets to see
her moms again. And I thought she actually, I
don't want to say the actress's name incorrectly.
I don't either. So I'm just going to keep referring
to her as America Thomas. Sochi is, like, the
widely, like, used one. Sochi Gomez. Sochi? Yeah,
so they don't pronounce the L part, though probably
it goes Sochido. But everyone just calls her...
Like, they introduced her at the premiere as
Xochitl Gomez. Okay, Xochitl Gomez. So, Xochitl
Gomez, I thought she had really great chemistry
with Benedict Cumberbatch. Yeah, right. I bought
their relationship. I bought it, and then I bought...
Some of the writing didn't work for me, but I
think the acting worked well insofar as, like...
The writing is never great. Yeah, right. But,
like, at the beginning, like, you know, she...
You could buy that, okay... this Strange is different.
You know what I mean? She's believing it. Believing
in, hey, this person is not going to kill me
when the chips are down. Better than Ponytail
Strange. Yeah, right. Yes, right. I like this
person better than Ponytail Strange. Exactly.
Ponytail Strange. Yeah. I just love the fact
that we're going physical features and going
that Strange. I mean, it's also Zombie Strange.
There is Zombie Strange. What was the physical
features of the guy that got, of the Strange
that blipped the whole universe that got Mal?
to death by Black, what's his name? Black Bolt.
Black Bolt, yeah. What was his physical thing?
He had a beard. No, he didn't have a beard. He
didn't have a beard. He was clean shaven. He
was clean shaven. Because our 616 strange has
the beard. Doesn't have a ponytail. Then the
one who got yeeted has the ponytail. And then
838 was the one who was clean shaven. And also
got yeeted. And also got yeeted. Vaporized. Vaporized.
Okay, whatever. Still, yeah. Yelled at. We should
talk about Dr. Strange. Is he, as I said, the
least interesting part of the series? Well, that's
the funny thing is because we kind of fall into
him last after talking about Wanda. I disagree,
frankly. Okay, so first off, one of the big reasons
I like this movie a lot is the opening act with
the fight between him and Shuma Gorath. Okay.
I love when superhero movies have clips of superheroes
saving people. We need to have more, our superheroes
need to save people, damn it, okay? So the whole
entire idea of him getting, it's a cliche, but
it's a cliche that I love, and I feel like I'm
a little underserved at this point, of he's at
that, he's at Christine's wedding, and oh God,
I gotta, you know, there's trouble, I gotta suit
up. The suit up was cool. Right, like gotta dive
in and suit up, you know? The call to action,
it's not just big purple man is showing up, we
gotta fight, it's these people are in danger,
I gotta go help them, you know? It's a smaller...
conflict rather than it's on the and i like that
i like that opening this is not an avengers level
threat correct yes and i liked that opening fight
scene so much that i went back and watched the
ebony moth fight that he shows up in for the
infinity war right and I don't know. Like, I
feel like, I don't know if I credit this a lot
to Sam Raimi or whatever, but, like, the way
that he's framed and the way that his fight scenes
is choreographed. Yeah, I guess so. You're right.
Like, he just knows how to, I mean, whatever.
He's a fanboy at heart. This is probably the
most Spider -Man, this is probably the most Spider
-Man -y scene out of the whole movie, right?
What he does really well out of his movies is...
He moves the camera! Well, that too. But he creates
these mythical heroes. Yeah. Like, he made Ash.
You know, Ash Williams exists because of Sam
Raimi. My brain, you said Ash and pause. My brain
was like, catch him? Yes. Ash Williams. I know,
I know, I know. Got his start on the Pokemon
anime. But that's the thing. It's like these
characters, he brings them to the next level.
They feel... Larger than life. Yeah, exactly.
Larger than life. They feel bigger than they
are. You know, that kind of stuff. Right. And
he does that very well. That's why Spider -Man,
the first one at least, worked. Sure. And Spider
-Man 2, I'll also argue, worked better because
he made Doc Ock a sympathetic villain. Yeah,
sure. But, yeah. And the parallels between Doc
Ock and Peter Parker, even though they're not
very similar, but, you know, it's like if you
have a dream, you go for it. You know, it gets
corrupted. Yeah, no. I agree with Andre, though,
that the fight with Shima Gorath was pretty cool.
It's just like, I immediately bought that he's
a superhero and he's not just the sorcerer. Well,
I know he's not the sorcerer, but you know what
I mean? I know he is, but you know what I mean?
He's not just a wizard, you know what I mean?
He is a hero. And I'll say, this may have been
the best suit -up moment in the MCU. You think
so? I agree. And I'll say, shout out to Sam Raimi.
He has a great eye for basically comic book storytelling
on screen. And I think the train scene in Spider
-Man 2 is probably his masterpiece. This little
scene or this little suit transition here is
definitely, I think, because of Sam. Pretty fucking
fantastic. Yeah, right, right. I don't know.
I guess, okay, we'll give credit to Sam. Exactly,
right. And that immediately sold me in on the
movie and Doctor Strange as a character. Okay,
so you... Are arguing that Doctor Strange is
not the least character of this. Correct. Okay.
I'm going to give you a couple characters. I
would name all the Illuminati beneath Doctor
Strange. I wasn't going to name the Illuminati.
You're not on the marquee. I was not going to
name the Illuminati. Yeah, yeah. Okay. I'm going
to give you Doctor Strange. Yep. Wanda. Okay.
Mordo. Yeah. Wong. Yeah, I like Wanda Long. America
Chavez. Yep. And Christine. Yeah. Those are the
names I'm going to give you. You've got to rate
them. I've got to rate them? Who's last? That's
what I want to know. Who's last? Who's last?
I think there's an obvious option for last. Mordo
is last. And then Christine. Wait, can you say
your listing again? It's tough. So it's Doctor
Strange, Wanda, Mordo, Wong, America, and Christine.
I guess Christine. No, no, Christine. What? No
way. Wong's, like, almost at the top of my list.
Fuck yourself. Well, no, but, like, not, not,
I guess, like, how, so, like, important to the
overall movie? No, no, no. Who do you like? Oh,
okay, sorry, sorry. I misinterpreted it. These
are just vibes. These are just vibes. These are,
these are. These are just vibes. I thought you
were saying in the importance to the film. No,
you were saying how Doctor Strange is, like,
the least. I'd rather be watching Wanda's movie.
It's more like Wanda's movie. And the reason
I put Mordo at the bottom is because I feel like
they had an angle with him that he didn't do
anything with him in this movie. It's like, okay,
he's here to just have... He just got left in
a ditch. Well, right. It was just like, let's
have our fight scene with him and then that's
it. You know what I mean? They didn't do anything
interesting with the... He's on the same level
as the Minotaur. Yeah, right. That's exactly
right. And as someone who didn't read the comics,
I don't know why they kept framing him in shots.
I guess you're important, dude, whose name we
don't know at all. Yep. All right, so you do.
Mordo's last. Mordo's last, then Christine, and
then who I have left? America. Doctor Strange,
America, Wanda, and Wong. Okay, then America.
God, you're putting me on a technicality. Probably
Wanda, then Doctor Strange, and then Wong, yeah.
Okay. So the same bottom two is for me, Mordo
and Christine. I like Christine a lot more than
I did after watching Doctor Strange. It's true.
She's probably most improved, which is wild,
right? Most improved. It's the what if episode.
Movie one, yeah, she's five of six. It's the
what if episode again. She doesn't do much, but
you feel the loss of her. Sure. So those two
at the bottom. Yeah, America, Doctor Strange,
Wong, and then Wanda. Okay. I think Benedict
Wong, right? Benedict Wong, yeah. Yeah, Benedict
Wong. I just want to watch him. We've got the
Benedicts. Yeah, the Benedicts. Benedict and
Benedict. That should be the poster next time.
Benedict and Benedict. Ben and Ben. He also just
has great stage presence, film presence. He does,
yes. And I just want to see him in more things.
And Marvel seems to really like him because he
showed up in Shang -Chi, too. He shows up everywhere
nowadays. He shows up everywhere. Mitchell, your
list real quick. Yeah, so last for me is Christine.
And I'll say this. Rachel McAdams, I love her,
but she has zero chemistry with him. Correct.
I love Rachel McAdams, but do not buy... Her
animated form has more... Yes, right. I bought
the romance more in What If than I did in either
movie, right? That is one of the biggest thread
points in the plot, and it just does not work
for me at all. Anyway, so that's going to be
six. I'll go... Who are my other options? I forgot
the ones that we had. Christine, Mordo, Wong,
America, Wanda, Doctor Strange. Yeah. And Doctor
Strange 1, I think, was more okay. Introducing
the character, yeah. But it's just like, he is
one of the main Doctor Strange villains. Right.
And then we got, I'm going to go America Chavez,
but just because of how competitive the field
is, I'm very invested in her character. I'm a
huge Young Avengers fan. Yeah. And then I will
go Strange, Wong, and then by a million miles,
Elizabeth Olsen. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. It's her movie.
It is her movie. You're right. It's her movie.
Yeah. This is Scarlet Witch, Multiverse of Madness,
and a little Doctor Strange. No, there's a lot
of Doctor Strange in this too. I read a review
talking about it today, and they were like, Multiverse
of Madness, it's Wanda's madness. Yeah, right.
Well, sure. Yeah. Obviously, it stood with me.
Yeah. All right. We have talked way too long
about this movie. We're not getting to Moon Knight.
We have to take a break to talk about the future
of MCU. Okay. Because this is something we want
to talk about. Yes. Let's take a quick break.
Be right back. All right, we're back to talk
about the future of the MCU. One of the things
that I feel hasn't been established yet is the
overarching narrative. Yes! You know, like we
had the Infinity Saga for the first ones, or
for the first phases. Basically, as soon as...
Even as soon as the credits rolled for Iron Man
1, we had Nick Fury saying Avengers Initiative,
and we had that to look forward to. Phase 4 is
the longest phase, purely on content alone because
of how much is in it. And I know that Kang, the
Conqueror, will be important. He who remains,
yes. But I just, I'm with you. I just don't see
what, what are we building towards? Right. What
are we building towards with all of this? I feel
like phase four has basically just said the words
multiverse and that's it. That's what they're
building towards. And what's funny about it though
is like we, I feel like we're back to phase one.
We have all these movies that are just separate
movies. Yeah. We've got Shang -Chi. We've got
Black Widow. Eternals. I haven't seen that. Yeah.
Let's just bring, me, I think. it's safer to
say that Eternals is not going to be important
for a while. I just think they're going to pop
in here. I would eat a hat if the Eternals get
their own film. There's not going to be an Eternals
2. They'd bomb. The movie's coming up. Let's
just look at them. Thor, Love and Thunder. That's
going to be standalone. Is that the last Chris
Hemsworth film that we think? We think. We don't
know. Are we assuming that we're in transition
to Natalie Portman being the main Thor for a
while? I don't know where it's going to go. That's
all I'll say. Basically, there's no more contract.
And Love and Thunder is, the way I'm looking
at it, is about its Guardians of the Galaxy 2
.5. Yes, I agree. And Guardians of the Galaxy
3 is coming out as well. We got Wakanda Forever.
Which, again, feels like a separate movie just
because they have to address. It's going to be
Shuri's re -origin story almost, right? Are we
sure it's Shuri, though? Yeah. Letitia Wright,
dude, it's been well documented. It's Letitia
Wright. And she got COVID and got shut down for
a while. Yeah, and then she refused to get vaxxed.
Yeah, I know. Also was in trouble for a while.
Oh, no, no. Yeah, we're sure. They figured that
out. For better or worse. I don't know. They
want to bring somebody else in for the next one.
Oh, for that third one? For the third one. Well,
why bother then making her be black? So she'll
be black, she'll put on the suit for five minutes
at the end and then call it a day? Basically,
just bridge the gap. Yeah. You know, and find
out that she's better at the lab stuff instead
of the, yeah. Okay. The Marvels, that's the first
time we even address WandaVision besides this
one. That's Captain Marvel's next film, right?
Captain Marvel's next film. Yes, okay. It's also
supposed to have Ms. Marvel. Right, who's getting
a Disney Plus show. And Spectrum. Not Photon?
Who's Spectrum? Photon? Yeah. Photon is Monica
Rambeau's daughter. I thought her name was Spectrum.
Oh, I've seen her referred to as Photon. Okay,
alright. Well, Photon's a better name than Spectrum
anyway, so I'll take it. Then Guardians of the
Galaxy 3, and then Quantumania. Yep. Quantumania's
the one that will bring Kang back into it. Yeah,
so basically Quantumania... Ironically, Ant -Man
is our greatest hope, right? Ant -Man jumps up
the butt and expands. Ant -Man once again saves
the day. Well, so don't we have a Fantastic Four
movie on the horizon too? We do. But that may
have gotten pushed back a little bit too because
John Watts dropped out of the project. Oh, okay.
Oh, I just saw that. He wants to take a break.
Which is fair. He could come back anytime, but
he just wanted to take a break. So I don't know
who's going to head that ship right now. I still
feel good about the writing hands, but it's just
a matter of who comes in. It's not going to be
Trant. I know that. No, definitely not. I think
in the, you know, saying the quiet part out loud,
in my opinion, the most important franchise that
has not been formally introduced into the MCU
yet is... The X -Men. But we've got the show
for that. They're going to have the cartoon.
That could be consequential. It could just be
a little side project. Who knows? But ultimately,
I think that is going to help dictate the direction
of where we go for the MCU beyond Phase 4 because
it took us three phases to get up to Infinity
War and Endgame. I'd imagine it's going to be
similarly paced to get us to Secret Wars, which
is what... A lot of people are talking about
it. Isn't Secret Wars going to be a TV series?
No. Secret Invasion. Secret Invasion, yes. Which
feels too late to it. It's not even like, oh
man, I want another Infinity War. Where's my
Infinity War? It's more like... I just want to
know what we're moving towards. Right. And I
guess what I am saying is, where's my team -up
movie? And we got one, essentially, with No Way
Home, right? In a form. Well, it's the problem
of... phase four having too many properties in
it right it's just too much yep i don't know
if it would be better if we've moved if at some
point we moved into phase five and that's what
we were calling it it's just they introduced
king the conqueror i know he will eventually
be important right but it's just what is it young
avengers is that what we're building towards
is it young avengers well i'm in miss marvel
young avengers honestly as someone who's a fan
of the books when they came out young avengers
as characters I think, work better as a show.
So I don't even know if it's... It's a team drama.
Like, that's what The Avengers... It's the OC
with superpowers. I was about to say, like, they
could eat the CW's lunch with that show, right?
Because that's Wanda's kids, Wiccan and Speed.
Then there's Kate Bishop. There's Cassie Lang.
And... America Chavez. And Miss Marvel. Miss
Marvel. And, I mean, you can even argue that
Spider -Man might be a part. I mean, he's still...
And then you got... Eli Bradley, who was briefly
introduced. Oh, that's right. In Winter Soldier.
Yeah. So who is he? Sorry. The grandson of the.
Ah, OK. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, like, OK,
so that's why I brought them up is OK. Are we
building towards them? And then, yeah, I think
a TV show sounds better, especially if they're
going to be more like the team, like superhero
OC. This is give me. Superhero OC. Just give
me something. California. Because I'm just, I'm
feeling the fatigue. I'm feeling where I felt
when I walked out of watching Age of Ultron.
I'm feeling the fatigue. Yeah. I just don't care.
Well, I think we're reaching the point in so
far as like, I think the approach feels like
you can interact with whatever property in the
MCU that you feel is more interesting. You really
can't though because you have to interact with
all of it. I don't know, man. Doctor Strange
just proved that no, you can't. Because if you
didn't watch WandaVision because you didn't care
about WandaVision, all of a sudden you're getting
all this exposition. Wait, why is she evil that
way? I guess so. I mean, this is me hand -waving,
like, who cares about Doctor Strange but not
about Wanda? But I guess there's, like, that's
a significant slice, right? Yeah, right. Yeah,
I don't know. I don't want to know why Monica
Rambeau, I can't remember Monica Rambeau's daughter,
is it Marie? No. Whatever, Photon. I'm on it.
Daughter Rambeau. Wait, why does she have superhero
powers now? Right. Wait, why is Falcon Captain
America? Why is his suit so ugly? Why is his
suit so ugly? Oh, damn, dude. You really had
to go and do it. I think you have it backwards.
Monica Rambeau is... Monica Rambeau is Photon,
right? Is Photon. Oh, okay, sorry. That's what
I was thinking about it. And then her... Yeah,
Maria. Maria Rambeau. Sorry, so Maria Rambeau
is Captain Marvel on the Illuminati side. Mata
Harambo is her daughter. Yes. Who becomes Photon,
also known as Spectrum, also has been referred
to as Pulsar. Pulsar. Pick a name. All right.
Interesting. Yeah. Yeah. No. And, like, Loki
season two will be important somehow. Are we
kind of disappointed there wasn't more of a connection
to Loki? Yes. Very. The TVA? Yeah. We're going
to see it in Quantumania. Yeah. I know. Just
because of the Kang connection. Exactly. But
I just thought for sure that it would have been...
Something. Something. At this point. Something.
I don't know what exactly, but... I don't know,
man. I think something switched in me when I
watched Eternals, because that was the first
movie in a while that I sat down, no interest
in watching, but I watched it because it was
a Marvel movie, and then I came out of that movie
being like, alright, that's the last time I'm
going to watch this just because it's a Marvel
movie. You know what I mean? You know what? So
far it's had no repercussions. Right. Well, sure.
I mean, they haven't had a year to react to it
or whatever, but yeah. I don't know. It doesn't
seem to matter. No one's talked about the giant
celestial. That's true. You're right. You think
somebody would have brought up the giant celestial.
This is their fourth or fifth world ending event
that they've had to deal with, right? Oh, and
then there was briefly about Moon Knight. It's
set in London, which is also the same. city that
parts of Eternals is setting. Yeah, you wanted,
you wanted, you wanted, you wanted, um, uh, Kit
Harington to show up or something, right? Yeah.
That would've been cool. Oh, and we've got Blade
coming on in the future. Like, I'm excited for
that. Yeah, Blade would be fun. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But is this okay? No, to me, to me, like, it's
just, like, the movie, like, the movie, a Marvel
movie's gonna have to do, look interesting for
me to watch it, which, as it happens, I'm a huge
Mark, so that's gonna be most of them, you know?
Yeah. That's fine. And if they're gonna, if they're
gonna commit to, to having, letting, to bringing
in, cool directors with different visions such
as Sam Raimi or what Chloe Zhao cinematically
brought to the table because her film was gorgeous.
You made a face. It's a bad movie. It looks great.
I don't think it's that good of a movie. I didn't
say that. I said cinematically. I said cinematically
it looked really good. You can polish a turd
but it's still a turd. I don't want to say point
fingers and I don't know how much of Eternal's
problem is studio or that she tried to do her
thing and they're like and it just didn't work
or they're like no we want you because you just
won an Oscar and you are really good at the visuals
but we're not here for your storytelling yeah
the Oscar thing was a happy accident because
she was already she was already tapped right
yeah has a distinct director's voice, which is
the same thing that we're getting with Sam Raimi,
which I do appreciate in this movie. But there
is something to be said about directors like
the Russo brothers, who kind of play ball. You
know what I mean? They know how to work within
the Marvel machine, and they've made some of
the best Marvel movies. Same with Taika. Taika,
yeah, and I'm really hoping that... to my expectations
too but he has more of a voice right i think
there's like for these team -up movies where
you're really uh putting a bow on big storylines
and bringing all these characters together i'm
not sure if you could trust a director with a
distinct vision right no i get i get i get what
you're saying like like these movies by design
have to be Make the mold, exactly. Yeah, like
if they brought Alex Garland in, it'll look gorgeous,
but it's not going to have any of the heavy weight
that comes with his films. Right, no. And I mean,
I just got finished shitting on Infinity War,
comparing it to Doctor Strength, the Multiverse
of Madness' opening fight scene, but that's by
design too, right? You know, like every character
has to have their little mini moment to shine
in those movies, right? You can't just have one
character steal the spotlight. Like, I don't
want to... think too many praises, but isn't
that why Joss Whedon's Avengers was cool? It's
because he knows how to do teams. He was right
for Avengers, and he really, as much as I didn't
like it, he was right for Avengers Age of Ultron.
Well, he was, but that was... They just didn't
know what they wanted to do. That and that was
peak, we need to set up 17 different storylines
to get people still invested. Kind of, which
will never, ever matter. And I think they've
reached a better balance with that, you know?
Because, like, we just finished watching this
Doctor Strange movie, and there's not... I didn't
feel like, oh, man, it's setting up 17 different
other movies at the end of it. It's setting up
Doctor Strange 3, maybe something Wanda, maybe
something America Chavez. Right, but there's
no, like... Sure, but there wasn't a weird moment
where America Chavez has to, like, leave the
plot for a little bit. We follow her to a scene,
and she dives into a pool and says, oh... this
is the prophecy of the show yeah yeah yeah exactly
right right wow i forgot about thor's plot right
that's what i'm saying though like that was peak
we need to wedge something in here to get people
to get this going very forced and we set up black
widow but then we said we're not gonna do black
widow the same way we're gonna do it 14 years
later we set up this relationship too that's
not going anywhere so you know again like honestly
though like As much as we're complaining about,
or at least I'm complaining about not having
a clear vision of what's going forward, honestly,
these movies are still hitting more than they're
missing for me, right? They have a vision. They're
just playing it almost too close to the top.
All right, I may cut this later, but what's the
project you jump off on? What do you mean? Like,
as in you don't care if it comes out or not?
You were saying it needs to look interesting
and fun. Sure. Calm down on this. Yeah, do it.
Keep going. Okay. So, Thor, Love and Thunder?
Absolutely, yeah. I mean, it's Taika, you know,
he's... Shang -Chi 2? Sure, I don't know. Well,
I was gonna read the ones that are actually...
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Wakanda Forever?
That's gonna be tough. I was gonna say, like,
there's no comment for... I mean, I don't know
how I feel about it. Sorry, finish your thought,
Mitchell. I was thinking, because Ryan Coogler
is writing and directing, I trust him as a filmmaker
to tell a good story still. Yeah. You don't have
Chadwick. Let's put that one off to the side.
Let's put that one off to the side. You started
off with a spicy one right away. I'm just reading
them in order. The Marvels? That directly depends
on how much I like Ms. Marvel, which I'm going
to watch. Just because I like that character.
Guardians 3? Yeah, I'll watch it. Ant -Man Quantumania?
Literally, you got me on a technicality because
I know that Commander Kang is going to show up.
Kang the Conqueror. Not Commander Kang. So let's
go to the TV shows. Because I think this is a
little more drop -off. Yeah. Ms. Marvel, you
said already. I'm going to watch, yeah. She -Hulk?
Yes, because I like her in Marvel vs. Capcom
3. That's my technicality. That's his in. Secret
Invasion? Yes. Sure. Ironheart? That's the new
Iron Man. Yeah. What is that? Can you give me
the... I got nothing. She's like a teen genius.
who... I'll watch the trailer and then decide
there. How about that? So far, I... I would not
be surprised if her character is introduced in
Wakanda Forever. Okay. Yeah. Okay. That could
make sense. Her name's like Riri, R -I -R -I,
something like that. Yeah. Armor Wars? What?
What is that? Armor Wars? Bionicles, you mean?
It's the War Machine, the War Machine series.
Good for Don Cheadle. Yeah. You know what happened?
Okay, don't leave. I'm done with this game. Alright,
let's review. Let's give our ratings to Doctor
Strange because we've been letting people wait
too long. And then we need to close out because
we are well over an hour. Oh, Jesus. It does.
We could have kept going, too. I get it. Alright.
Jill, you want to start? You said it. You go
ahead. Um... On a scale of zero to five, I will
give Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness,
I'm going to do the thing I hate, 3 .8 out of
five lunchboxes. Okay. Lunchboxes. 3 .8? 3 .8.
Nice. I liked it a lot. Yeah. But, you know,
I need to see it again. Okay. I'm going to give
it 3 .75 star shaped portals out of five. Okay.
3 .75. Mitchell? Okay. Damn it. You took mine.
You bastard. You took mine. Fuck you. All right.
Three out of five. Damn it. I need to come up
with one. Shit. Music battles. Fake children.
Okay. Out of five. Yeah. That's messed up. That's
fucked, dude. Yeah. Yeah. And they're real in
every other multiverse except for every other
universe except for hers apparently. It's kind
of fucking close. Yeah. I have a theory about
that. That's pretty fucked. I'll tell you off
microphone my theory. Oh, okay. All right. So
that'll do it for this episode of Game for a
Movie where we ask are you game for a movie?
I've been Mike. Jill. Andre. And Mitchell. Yeah.
We will see you next time on Game for a Movie.
Bye guys.