LNC is Nobody Too

Ariel and Jonathan chat about Nobody 2, the sequel they didn't anticipate. Is it a mashup of Taken and National Lampoon's Vacation? We also chat about Thunderbolts and asterisks, a bunch of demonic possession horror movies, and key lime pie.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:10):
Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Larger or Drunk Collider podcast,
the podcast that's all about the geeky things happening in
the world around us and how excited we are about them.
I'm aerial cast and with me, as always, is the
wonderful Jonathan Strickland.

Speaker 2 (00:23):
Please note that there is an asterisk after my name.

Speaker 1 (00:27):
There is also special guests. The tree removal service outside
my window.

Speaker 2 (00:36):
Often I get those on Thursdays, but we're recording on
a Friday, so I guess they moved over to Ariel's
neck of the woods.

Speaker 1 (00:42):
Yeah, we have. We have landscapers because I live in
a community with an hoa that come once a week
and they're supposed to come Thursday, and they've been coming
on Thursday and Friday and sometimes Tuesday, and I'm like,
come on, guys, but this is an actual like tree
removal service. And they're right outside my windows, so they're
not my tree, but they're still right outside my window.

Speaker 2 (01:03):
Right. We've had plenty of weather here in Atlanta, which
I imagine I imagine that has necessitated some tree removal
sometimes from across the street. Well let's get right into it, Ariel,
because we've got a lot to talk about. We took
a week off and we're back, and so we've got

(01:24):
some stuff that was on our lineup for last week
that we just didn't, you know, get around to recording,
so we weren't able to use, and we got a
whole bunch of stuff that's new as well. And before
we get into any of that, we like to talk
about the kind of things we've watched since the last
time we recorded. And there's a couple because, like I said,

(01:44):
it's been a couple of weeks. Weeks.

Speaker 1 (01:47):
Yeah, so I'll start with my little things because we
did watch something in common. Yes, we'll kind of talk
about that. So I've been watching through Bondsman, and the
first four episodes didn't super grab me.

Speaker 2 (02:03):
But this is the one where is it? Is it
Kevin Bacon who's in this one?

Speaker 1 (02:07):
Kevin Bacon is playing a guy who died and went
to Hell and then Hell sent him back to hunt demons.

Speaker 2 (02:13):
Yeah, he's like a bounty hunter for demons.

Speaker 1 (02:15):
Yeah, it's it's a slightly more gory but also more
cheesy supernatural essentially, and the but episodes five and six
were really good. Episodes one through four were kind of
just they were fun because I was watching them with friends. Gotcha, Yeah,

(02:39):
it's it's also it is done by Bluehouse, so it
is more gory than Supernatural. Not super but every once
in a while they really get me. I watched some.
I'm caught up on Doctor Who. I'm enduring. I'm enduring
the current season.

Speaker 2 (02:55):
You're enduring it.

Speaker 1 (02:57):
I'm enjoying the career season just much better. Apparently it's
could be a great great podcast episode if I can't talk,
very funny. So I'm watching that. I'm all caught up
on it. I Yeah, the latest episode had to do
with a barber shop and it was really good. I'm

(03:17):
still playing through Balderskate three. It's really hard to play
a narrative game when you can only give it like
forty five minutes or an hour at a time, because
it takes some time to walk around the map, it
takes some time to get through the dialogue, and you
just don't feel like you're ever making that much progress.
But I am enjoying it.

Speaker 2 (03:34):
Yeah, especially if you enter into like a really tough battle,
because those can take up a good amount of time too.

Speaker 1 (03:41):
Yeah, maybe the seventh time you'll succeed, which is my
like I'm playing a Barbarian, and I think it has
affected my mindset. And also it's my first time playing
through this game. Will I'll have a couple more playthroughs
with different kinds of characters and storylines and choices, but
this first time, I'm just trying to get through it.
If I don't finish a second play through, I don't

(04:01):
feel bad. But I'm a Barbarian, so I'm just like,
I don't need to prepare. I'm just gonna walk in
and then we'll use whatever we have on hand. And
it doesn't often work because those are some pretty tough
battles and I'm on the easiest mode. But I've also
watched a little bit of like the It's been interesting
because the the storylines are way more thoughtful than I

(04:21):
expected this video game to have. Like when I went
into it, I'm like, I'm not going to romance the
annoying little vampire elf, but his storyline's actually really good
and thoughtful and caringly put together, so I'm enjoying it.
But I've been watching like behind the scenes stuff because
that kind of stuff interests me as an actor, and
then watching like the cast play D and D with

(04:44):
like abria Ainngar as the as the DM because that's fun.
I went to see Maria Bamford and Jackie Kashin to
stand up this past week. That was also fun. It's
only geek adjacent, but it is geek adjacent to me,
and Maria Bamford does really dark comedy. Yeah, but it

(05:06):
is also delightfully funny and makes me feel seen because
she does goofy things when she's feeling awkward and I
do too. And then I watched New Avengers, which I
know you also watched.

Speaker 2 (05:19):
No, I'm sorry, I watched Thunderbolts.

Speaker 1 (05:21):
Oh shoot, you're right. I watched Thunderbolts. Dang. I was
reading my notes and I just put it put stuff
in wrong, that's all.

Speaker 2 (05:30):
Yeah. So yeah, I also saw Thunderbolts. What did you
think of the film?

Speaker 1 (05:37):
I liked it. It definitely felt like it had higher
stakes than a lot of stuff has had recently, Like
there were genuine moments of me going, what's going to happen?
How are they going to do this?

Speaker 2 (05:46):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (05:46):
My goodness, anxious for the characters. There was a good
amount of comedy, although not at the very beginning. Took
it took a bit for the comedy to come in.
I loved that they gave a couple of the characters
opportunity for growth, and I did feel like the team
came together naturally and organically, like in a believable way.

(06:08):
It wasn't just like we all hate each other, we
all love each other. I do wish I felt like
the pacing was a little off here and there, and
I do wish that they had given more characters than
Yolena and a little bit of us Agent a chance
to grow because I care about those other characters, or

(06:29):
I want to care about those other characters. But overall,
I really enjoyed it. And I also loved that I
loved the kindness with which they dealt with Centuries' mental illnesses.

Speaker 2 (06:42):
Yeah, I really enjoyed it. I felt Ghost got the
shortest end of all the sticks.

Speaker 1 (06:50):
Really really not task Master.

Speaker 2 (06:53):
Well, without giving spoilers, okay, I think Ghost, here's the thing.
To have the shortest of all the sticks, you have
to get a stick. Fair enough, task Master did not
get a stick. Task Master got stuck. Yeah, I think
Ghost got the shortest of all the sticks. Out of

(07:14):
the members, I really just felt like she was just there,
like we didn't didn't really. I mean, she had a
little moment where she reveals some of her backstory. But
here's the thing. If you had seen the ant Man film,
you already know what her backstory is, right, Yeah, So yes,

(07:34):
for someone who hasn't seen ant Man, that backstory is
necessary because otherwise you have no idea who this person
is or why they can do the things they can do.
But it doesn't give you anything in addition to what
you've learned from ant Man. So she doesn't go anywhere.
She doesn't have any advancement in her story arc at all.

Speaker 1 (07:56):
All of her growth with the team seems to come
from while I had to like and a lot of
the way, well, I had to come.

Speaker 2 (08:04):
Back a lot of the like. This is this more
than pretty much any other Marvel film I have seen
up to this point, and keeping in mind I haven't
seen all of them, but this one, more than most.
I feel is dependent upon you having seen other properties,
not just movies, but also series. I guess Miss Marvel

(08:25):
probably or The Marvels rather. The Marvels definitely was another one,
because with the Marvels, you kind of needed to have
seen Captain Marvel, Miss Marvel and WandaVision. In order to
really understand it, this one with Thunderbolts, you kind of
needed to have seen Black Widow Falcon in the Winter Soldier,

(08:46):
and well, I think, yeah, I guess black Widow helps
because that's how you know who Red Guardian is, because
Red Guardian does not show up in Hawkeye. Uh. Yeah,
so this was a little weird. I will say I
still very much enjoyed this movie. I thought it was

(09:06):
incredibly entertaining. It's just I recognize that it's the kind
of movie that if you have not done your homework
and seen all this other stuff, a lot of the
details about who these characters are and why you should
care about them are not really dealt with in a
satisfying way. In my opinion, It's hard to say, because,
like I have had the experience of having seen all

(09:27):
this other material. I liked both of the post film scenes,
the mid credits and the post credits scenes. I thought
those were interesting. The post credits scene really sets up
something kind of neat that I wasn't anticipating.

Speaker 1 (09:47):
But I'm excited the first one or the second one.

Speaker 2 (09:50):
The post credits, not the mid credits. Okay, the minute
and a half long one. It sets up something interesting
that I wasn't expecting, and I kind of like it.
I'm very curious to find out who belongs to the
organization that's mentioned in the post credits scene. Apart we

(10:13):
know who, we know one person who belongs to it
and that's it.

Speaker 1 (10:19):
Yeah, I felt like the post credit scene. I'm so
sorry about this background background noise, y'all. The post credit
scene didn't necessarily give new information, but he gave information
in a way that made me think about how the
next phase is going to unfold.

Speaker 2 (10:33):
Yeah. I mean, it's trying to set things up for
Doomsday Avengers Doomsday for one thing, and obviously a lot
more work has to happen for that film to be
set up. It's just got such a monumentally huge cast
and a lot of the characters have not been introduced
yet in the MCU, so a lot of work is

(10:56):
going to have to happen. But yeah, I overall enjoyed it.
The other thing I watched besides Thutterbolt Slashed the New
Avengers was Companion. I liked Companion. It was that's the
Jack Quaid movie where he's dating a young woman who
has a quirky fact about herself that's revealed in the film.

(11:20):
It's also revealed in the trailer, which is unfortunate because
I feel like the moment in the movie where it's
revealed was supposed to be a reveal, but I already
knew what the reveal was because it was in the trailer,
and the whole time I'm watching, I'm like, Wow, they're
really not even addressing this fundamental aspect of this character.

(11:40):
And then when it happened, I was like, Oh, it
was supposed to be a surprise.

Speaker 1 (11:46):
Well, their marketing team, Shure, did a bad job at that.

Speaker 2 (11:49):
Yeah. No. I really was kind of irritated because I
thought I think I would have liked I enjoyed it
quite a bit, but I think I would have liked
it more if I had discover I've heard this aspect
of this character the way I think it was intended,
rather than having found out through the movie trailer itself.

(12:09):
So I think Companion is a decent kind of horror film.
I guess horror slash thriller sort of film science fiction too.
I think it's a decent movie. I would recommend if
you haven't looked into any of it, don't just watch it.
Because I think it's a better experience that way.

Speaker 1 (12:32):
How scary is it not scary?

Speaker 2 (12:35):
It's not really scary. It's a little gory, but not super.

Speaker 1 (12:41):
Gory, so not something where you'd need significant trigger warnings for.

Speaker 2 (12:46):
I mean, if you if like your if your typical
modern action movie has too much gore and violence in
it for your liking, then the same thing could be
said for this film. If you are like, oh, I
can and watch your typical action movie and not be
too upset by it, You'll be fine for this movie.

Speaker 1 (13:05):
I would say, well, that's what we done. Did have watched? Wow,
my sentences they're great. Mm hmm, yeah, I'm good at things.
That's what we've watched. Hey, so I think now we
got it. It's been two weeks. I don't remember how
this works, despite the fact we've been doing it for years.

Speaker 2 (13:28):
We go to thirty seconds or less.

Speaker 1 (13:31):
That's what I thought, you know, are here's the thing.
Are we make a nice little spreadsheet.

Speaker 2 (13:37):
But it's not in the order that we do it. Yeah, No,
we maybe at some point we should like restructure the
the format for the spreadsheet, because the first thing we
do is besides the talking about what we last saw.
The first thing we do is in the middle, the
second thing we do is at the bottom, and the
last thing we do is at the top.

Speaker 1 (13:58):
I mean the first thing we do at the very
very top, but kind of as an afterthought.

Speaker 2 (14:03):
Well, yeah, this is that after we talk about well,
I don't even count the introduction or anything. Yeah, all right,
well let's talk about thirty seconds or less. I go first,
here we go. While we were recovering, big news dropped
from the mouse house. The Walt Disney Company announced plans
to open a new theme park in Abu Dhabi in
partnership with a developer called Morale. This is primarily a

(14:26):
licensing deal, similar to what Disney has done in places
like Asia. The announcement has drawn concern from fans and
critics due to cultural issues that are very much at
odds with Disney's approach to inclusivity. But we'll have to
see how that pans out.

Speaker 1 (14:43):
Next on things, we'll have to see how they pan out,
but hopefully much more fun. Ryan Reynolds is apparently thinking
about making another Deadpool movie. I know he said he
wasn't gonna, but he won't be the main character. Probably
maybe other X Men, like for or five of them
at a time will be the main characters, and Deadpool

(15:04):
will be there for comedic support. It sounds fun. I
was a little sad when there weren't going to be
more Deadpool movies, because, yeah, I want him to be
a part of the main universe, so we'll.

Speaker 2 (15:14):
See the director of Thunderbolts, Jake Schreier, is reportedly in
talks to direct another big Marvel film, which would be
the first official X Men movie within the MCU. We've
been teased with various Mutants for years now, from Multiverse
Professor X to Kamala Kahn's new mutant background to the
various Mutis and Deadpool and Wolverine. No word on when

(15:37):
we might expect this film that I suspect it's at
least two or three years down the road.

Speaker 1 (15:42):
Yeah. In news, that's only kind of sort of news.
Christian Ritter will be Jessica Jones in season two of
Daredevil Born Again. It has been rumored for a while now,
but they officially announced it at Disney's upfronts recently. I
thought Jessica Jones was a very fun character, and Kristin

(16:03):
Ritter played her well, even though those tories were really
Hard in the second season was just okay, so hopefully
very exciting.

Speaker 2 (16:10):
Remember when killer Whales were in the headlines after they
seemingly targeted yachts and stuff. I'm sure you all know
it was only a matter of time before someone decided
to try and make a movie about this. Those someones
are writers Chris Sparling and Angel Aguno, who wrote a
screenplay called Black Tides Diehard. To director Rennie Harlan will Helm,

(16:31):
the picture, it's a story about a family attempting to
mend defenses. While you know, killer whales attacked.

Speaker 1 (16:37):
Their boat, Aliens also attacked things, and by that I
mean xenomorph's. And so I'm going to talk about the
first looks from Alien Earth, and I'm not talking about
the very gory teaser that we got the other week.
They've released a bunch of pictures from the show, and
thankfully those pictures all look like much more of the

(16:58):
corporate side of it, because when they very first announced
Alien Earth, they were talking about how it was going
to really focus on Whylan Etani. And we know that
there is a ship that crashes, but we also know
that this show is going to focus a lot on
the five corporations that are governing the world. In twenty
one to twenty prodigy Wailan Utani Lynch Dynamic and Threshold.

(17:21):
So I like the intrigue side of it, and I
hope they lean more into that than.

Speaker 2 (17:26):
The gross Together, the Body horror film co starring real
life husband and wife Dave Franco and Alison Brie, is
the subject of a copyright infringement lawsuit. Production company Studio
Fest argues that Together lifted many elements from an independent
film called Better Half. Apparently, the film was offered to

(17:47):
Franco and Brie, who passed on it, and then they
went on to make Together. For the record, lawyers for
the accused say the charges are without merit.

Speaker 1 (17:56):
We got a bunch of release dates for Newline Cinema,
and the first is that Evil Dead will be coming out.
The next Evil Dead movie will be coming out in
July twenty twenty six, July twenty fourth, twenty twenty six,
and then we're getting in another m Night Shaman Chamaha movie,

(18:17):
what a twist movie remain in October of twenty twenty six,
and then maybe the I don't know. For some people,
the most anticipated is the Hunt for Gollum movie will
be coming out in December of twenty twenty seven. Andy
Circus will be both directing and acting in that. I'm
glad he can still get into Gollum pose because that

(18:38):
is hard for me right now. So man, I want
to be as fit as Andy cirkis. Also, I always
get hesitant when I know that the star is also
going to be directing.

Speaker 2 (18:49):
So yeah, but you know, he's got a lot more
time on his hands now that he's finished with that
Star Wars series. What's it called?

Speaker 1 (18:58):
And or if? But when?

Speaker 2 (18:59):
How okay, that's good? You hit it all right? A
ten minute sizzlereel from the purposefully ridiculous Kung of Fury
the movie production has leaked. This is a feature link
film sequel to a short film that was released back
in twenty fifteen and its stars creator David Sandberg along
with celebs like Michael Fassbender or Schwarzenegger. The film was

(19:21):
in post production way back in twenty twenty, and then
a lawsuit from investors shut things down for a long time.
The movie has reportedly been finished since April twenty twenty four,
but it's still entangled in legal issues. It's possible that
this leak is all we will ever see of the movie.
We'll have to wait and find out.

Speaker 1 (19:41):
I don't know if I even saw the first one.

Speaker 2 (19:43):
I have it on DVD, and it's better as an
idea than as an actual short film.

Speaker 1 (19:50):
Gotcha. Speaking of things that are better that as ideas
than films, the Godzilla versus the Godzilla x Kong series.
The new movie has finally gotten its subtitle, which is
super Nova, where Godzilla and King Kong are teaming up
to fight UH, a threat that threatens all of Earth,

(20:10):
which means they are either super Nova. Makes me think
they're either gonna punch an asteroid in the face or
they're going to fight. Early two thousand's pop star Lisa
Lopes for those who don't know, she had an album
called Supernova and a hit called Supernova. That's it's a
bad it's a bad well, it's a bad joke that

(20:30):
didn't age well. And even though I just made it.

Speaker 2 (20:33):
Here, I was thinking that you were gonna make an
Oasis joke because of Champagne Supernova. Anyway, a film company
called Altitude announced a theme park thriller movie titled hell Ride,
which we now know will be led by Fraser Zone
Kelsey Grammar. According to Deadline, the concept here is a
quote white knuckle survival thriller that follows a group of

(20:57):
high school seniors who break it to an abandoned theme
park for one final wild night, only to find their
nights spiraling into a nightmare. End quote. I'm hoping this
is another money Plane project, And if you don't know
what that is, it's a bad movie you really.

Speaker 1 (21:15):
Want Kelsey Grammer attached to that bad of a movie.

Speaker 2 (21:18):
Kelsey Grammar was in money Plane.

Speaker 1 (21:20):
Okay, Well I haven't want I take it back. Okay,
speaking of bad decisions, I don't.

Speaker 2 (21:26):
Actually don't know if this one is bad.

Speaker 1 (21:28):
Max is changing its name back to HBO Max because
they have learned. What they say they have learned is
that people want better content, not more content, and that
the HBO Max name speaks to the demographic of subscribers

(21:48):
they have. I don't know. I just don't know.

Speaker 2 (21:54):
Yeah, I don't know if this has come through in
our various episodes of Large Nerdron Collider. But I can say,
at least personally, I have a dubious opinion of the
capabilities of Warner Brothers Discovery in general. I feel like
they've made a lot of goofamups. And the fact that

(22:16):
they change the name from HBO Max to Max and
then back to HBO Max, I think supports that point
of view.

Speaker 1 (22:24):
I don't even think it's gonna make a difference because
people who have this streaming network, no, they know what's
on it.

Speaker 2 (22:30):
Yeah, I think it's I think it's more kind of
like a signal being shown of Hey, remember when we
open up the floodgates and flooded HBO Max with a
ton of Discovery stuff you didn't ask for or want. Yeah,
we realized now that was a dumb idea, and we're
gonna try and fix it. But you know what, I
think the damage has already been done, y'all. I don't know.

(22:53):
Having been part of Discovery Communications once upon a time,
I can't. I don't think my opinion could get much
lower than what it is right now.

Speaker 1 (23:04):
I mean, I yeah, I like some.

Speaker 2 (23:08):
Of the programming. I just think that the people who
are calling the shots are more lucky than they are strategic.

Speaker 1 (23:18):
I can't disagree based on what we've seen. You know.
I try not to talk too bad because I am
an actor and I don't want if we are popular
enough that the heads of HBO, Discovery, Warner Brothers are
listening to our show and like, well, we can't hire
her because she said we'd aren't well organized. Then we're

(23:39):
doing pretty good and I don't need them to hire me.

Speaker 2 (23:41):
But well, also I don't know why you'd want to
be hired by them anyway, There's a very good chance
that whatever project you're in never even get sees the
light of day and just gets shell for text actor.

Speaker 1 (23:51):
I love acting, I want to you know, but if
no one sees it, did you really act?

Speaker 2 (23:56):
Yes, if you're if you're a if you're in a
like say a movie or a TV show, but it
never gets released, that you'd still find that personally rewarding.

Speaker 1 (24:08):
I mean, I would be very disappointed it never got released,
but I would have still had the outlet of interacting
with all the other people who were involved in that film,
being creative with them, which hopefully brings all of us
some value. And as one very one wise person once
told me, if you don't take the shot, you'll never get.

Speaker 2 (24:31):
It, wow, turning it back on me. Also also to
be fair, like you know, I say that asking like
in an incredulous tone. But then again, you and I
were both in an improvisational comedy troupe, and I famously
much preferred doing the workshops and rehearsals and didn't want

(24:54):
to do the actual performances. So I don't know why
I find it so alien the concept once we change
that to like a movie or a television.

Speaker 1 (25:04):
Show for you know, for my finances, for my job
and career. Yes, I want something to be released because fiscally,
that's generally better. You do get paid for the days
you work regardless, right, but there's some form of residuals,
even for streaming companies, so it's better. You know, when

(25:26):
I tell a story, part of the reason I act
is because I want to. I want other people to
feel seen. I want other people to have an escape
from maybe what's going on in their life, or an
outlet to deal with things that are going on in
their life, you know, to bring people joy and entertainment,
because that's what film and television and acting and Renaissance

(25:50):
Festival and all of that did for me. And I
love it, and I love telling those stories, and I
love making a positive impact on people's lives. That being said,
you do that with you know, when you when you
do a stage play, if it's a good stage play,
you leave that feeling like you have had such a
positive experience with all the other actors in the cast.

(26:12):
So you're doing that as a part of the process,
not just the end result. So yeah, yes, I would
want my story to be seen. I've put a lot
of hard work into it and I'm proud of it, hopefully,
and you know, I want other people to be able
to see that story and feel from it what what
I was feeling from it and how it touched me.
But it's it's you have to, especially in acting, you

(26:34):
have to love the journey.

Speaker 2 (26:35):
Yeah. I think the thing that just trusts me up
over and over is that everything that is a really
good quality that's coming out of Order, Brothers Discovery, I
feel is good despite company leadership. Not I mean that
cause of company leadership.

Speaker 1 (26:50):
That's completely reasonable. Yeah, but you know, and I'm not
I'm an honest person. I agree. I don't think they're
well organized. I don't think they're making the best decisions.
I'm not behind the doors, so I could be wrong,
but it sure seems that way.

Speaker 2 (27:06):
You know.

Speaker 1 (27:07):
I'm not gonna lie just so I get cast and
again they aren't the ones making the casting decisions, and
they aren't listening to this show more than likely. So
it's fine. I was just sure it's silly.

Speaker 2 (27:17):
I sure, hope they're not. I've already insulted David Zaslov
to his face. I don't need to do it again.
Oh yeah, Oh, I didn't tell you that story. I'll
tell you. I'll tell you someday.

Speaker 1 (27:29):
Okay, cool, it's fine. I only I don't like tea
that much. I only needed a sip. It's fine.

Speaker 2 (27:33):
Oh yeah, I mean like, not that he should be insulted.
I was. I was and still am nobody, but I
was definitely more of a nobody then, not as much
as of a nobody too, which takes me to are
doesn't actually fit this, It doesn't actually fit our episode.

(27:54):
So we've got a whole bunch of well not a
whole bunch. We've got a small group of projects that
we wanted to touch on really quickly that don't really fit
our lineup. We've done this several times in the last
few episodes.

Speaker 1 (28:07):
I'd see it's a new segment.

Speaker 2 (28:08):
Yeah, I'll go ahead and say I'll go ahead and
say this. This fake segment is a we'll start with
Nobody Too, which is actually jumping down the list a
little bit, but I've already referenced it. So Nobody is
an action film that stars Bob Odin Kirk as a
kind of like a like a intelligence agencies fixer slash

(28:33):
cleaner kind of guy. Like he's the guy you call
in to go in and like solve a problem with
extreme prejudice, and he's sort of like retired, except that
someone targets his family and that drives him into crazy
killing time. Well, Nobody Too is the same, except now

(28:55):
it's road trip, so it's like National Lampoon's Vacation meets you.

Speaker 1 (28:59):
Know, you aren't even kidding because they the song they
play throughout the trailer is Holiday Road, which I believe
was written for National Lampoon.

Speaker 2 (29:09):
Yeah by by one of the members of Fleetwood Mac.
As it turns out, Yeah.

Speaker 1 (29:13):
It's a It is really interesting in this trailer because
I watched Nobody Want. It wasn't as good as I
wanted it to be, but it was passable.

Speaker 2 (29:20):
Same felt the same way.

Speaker 1 (29:22):
Yeah it was. It was a fine popcorn movie, but
it wasn't exceptional. It wasn't everything I wanted it to be.
It didn't quite hit all of the right comedy notes
this one. They they go back and forth in the trailer.
Some moments feel very like warm and family friendly and
like the family's getting in on this, and and and

(29:42):
fun lighthearted action, and some of it feels like the
darkest points have taken so they're gonna have to do
a They're gonna have to really focus on balancing that out,
because you can have both in a movie. It's just
got to be well balanced. By the end of the trailer,
I felt like they were balancing it out, but they
went from light dark to lighthearted, too dark, to a
mix of the ball and I was like getting a

(30:03):
little bit of whiplash.

Speaker 2 (30:05):
And it is very strange seeing Bob Odenkirk playing like
an unstoppable killing machine who does take a lot of
abuse in the process. But even more silly than that
is Christopher Lloyd, who plays Bob Odenkirk's character's dad, also
being an unstoppable killing machine. Senior citizen.

Speaker 1 (30:25):
You know, I am for that. Christopher Wood was the
best part of the first movie.

Speaker 2 (30:29):
Yeah, I feel like I agree with that. I thought
this was ridiculous. I guess I'm not surprised that Nobody
was notable enough to get a sequel. I love the
use of Holiday Road and the trailer, and the fact

(30:49):
that they're going to an amusement park, which again is
very similar to National Lampoon's Vacation. I don't know. I'm
sure i'll watch this on streaming. That's how I watched
the first Nobody. But it does come out on August fifteen.

Speaker 1 (31:04):
Oh wow, it is very interesting. Nobody and the Thunderbolts
have very similar ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, and they're good ratings.
It's Nobody is eighty four percent Fresh critical and ninety
four percent Fresh audience, and Thunderbolts is eighty eight percent
Fresh critical and ninety four percent Fresh audience. I'm honestly
surprised Thunderbolts didn't get a better box office opening weekend.

Speaker 2 (31:27):
Yeah. Again, enjoyable film, but if you didn't, if you
don't have the background in the MCU and all of
the shows and stuff, it is a little harder to parse.
Like there were references to Captain America, the last Captain
America movie, which I still haven't seen, but at least

(31:47):
that reference was pretty easy to figure out.

Speaker 1 (31:50):
But I did think Thunderbolts was way better than Nobody won.
But also we've talked about this so much that we
should have put it in our main lineup. So on
to the next.

Speaker 2 (31:58):
One, Holy Trinity, Yes.

Speaker 1 (32:02):
Which is a Western movie with Samuel Jackson.

Speaker 2 (32:08):
Yes. Samuel Jackson plays a thief criminal named Saint Christopher
or called Saint Christopher, and in the past, Saint Christopher
partnered with a guy named Isaac Broadway and the two
of them stole tons of gold. Isaac Broadway subsequently dies.
I'm guessing that Saint Christopher had something to do with that,

(32:28):
and his son, Henry Broadway is now has now traveled
I guess, probably to pay his respects or whatever. But
Saint Christopher is convinced that Henry Broadway knows where all
that stolen gold is, and so Saint Christopher wants to
get into that guy's melon and find out where's that
juicy juicy gold. And Pierce Brosiden is also in it

(32:50):
as the sheriff of a town called Trinity. Why'd you
think of the little trailer?

Speaker 1 (32:57):
I thought it looked like a fun Western Western is
also one of those ones that does skirt on whether
it fits or not, Yeah, but because period less because
Western shoot them up and more because period pieces, but
also a little bit Western shoot them up. There's a
lot of crossover, you know, in all genres. I thought
it looked like a fun little Western. It's one that

(33:17):
I might watch.

Speaker 2 (33:18):
Yeah, and I like the actors in it. It comes
out June thirteenth, so it'll be out in less than
a month, so yeah, kind of interesting.

Speaker 1 (33:26):
Next we have I I was gonna do that one.

Speaker 2 (33:29):
Oh please please, No, it's fine.

Speaker 1 (33:31):
You probably have more to say on it because I
was rushing through these. Next we have Honey Don't, which
is like if you took Paramount Plus's Elsbeth and you
mixed it with righteous Gemstones, meaning that you've got like
a female detective kind of character who who partners up
with a really shady pastor type character to do heiste

(33:55):
solving slash violence.

Speaker 2 (33:57):
Yeah, I think it's I think it's a crime movie.
And Alossa Chris Evans is a total scumbag. Chris Evans
is playing the scumbag evangelist evangelist preacher type character who's
clearly a hypocrite and very likely a criminal. And Margaret
Qually plays the Honey The Private Eye. You also have

(34:19):
Aubrey Plaza in this, and Charlie Day is in this.

Speaker 1 (34:24):
It's in such a small part of the trailer though.

Speaker 2 (34:27):
Yeah, he may not have a large part in the
show or the film rather, but I was. I love
hearing his voice. Whenever I heard Charlie Day's voice, I'm happy.
It's very quirky looking. You would not be surprised to
learn that Ethan Cohen of the Cohen Brothers is the
the co writer and director of this and it comes

(34:49):
out on August twenty second. I liked this trailer a lot.

Speaker 1 (34:55):
I don't know. It rides a line just like Righteous
Stones rides a line as something that I don't know
if I can recommend to people, But I find both
upsetting and entertaining. Yeah, I was gonna say something else,
and I never remember what.

Speaker 2 (35:14):
Now was it about dangerous animals?

Speaker 1 (35:18):
No, because I did not watch that trailer, I know better.

Speaker 2 (35:21):
Yeah, we already we.

Speaker 1 (35:22):
Should have put don't watch it, but I think you
already knew.

Speaker 2 (35:24):
I wasn't gonna. We already watched a trailer for this
film in the in a previous episode.

Speaker 1 (35:30):
But I do know what it is. Margaret Qualley reminds
me of one of my acting friends so much that
I have to take a double take every time I
see her.

Speaker 2 (35:36):
Ah, I got youa well Back to Dangerous Animals. We
did talk about this in a previous episode. This is
the horror thriller film in which a psychopathic charter boat
captain feeds people to sharks for his own personal entertainment.
He tapes them and labels them and yeah, this this

(35:59):
trailer just gives us more looks into how psychotic he is.
In my notes, I wrote that it looks like Split
meets Jaws meets Cape Fear and it comes out June sixth.
This is one where I know Ariel won't watch it,
but I don't know. Part of me kind of wants
to watch it, but it also just looks so sleazy

(36:23):
that I might have to skip it.

Speaker 1 (36:27):
Last in Our Doesn't Really Fit is a movie that
actually came out in twenty twenty three. It's South by Southwest,
but it's getting a theatrical release this August called Americana.
It stars Sidney Sweeney and Paul Walter Hauser and then
a bunch of others.

Speaker 2 (36:44):
How housey, housy, O housey not?

Speaker 1 (36:48):
How's you weren't telling me I pronounced how'ser.

Speaker 2 (36:50):
Wrong, not Housey.

Speaker 1 (36:53):
Yeah, I said Paul walter Hauser, right, all right, and Halsey,
he said Housey, And I thought you were telling me
that I misper Houser.

Speaker 2 (37:02):
Now, this is another kind of crime film. It has
sort of comedic undertones, sometimes tones and maybe even overtones
at parts, but it also feels a little Coen Brothers esque.
It's not by the Coen Brothers, but it feels like
it's heavily inspired by Cohen Brothers movies. The basic premise

(37:23):
is that there's this article of clothing of Native American origin,
and it's apparently very rare and incredibly valuable, and so
all these different people want to get possession of this
article of clothing, which includes like some criminals, a guy
who's apparently willing to pay a half million dollars for it,

(37:45):
which pulls in Sydney Sweeney's character, who she's an aspiring singer,
and so she's thinking like, if she can get that money,
that can fund her quest to becoming a famous, accomplished
country music singer. Also, some Native Americans want to get
it because it belongs to their people, and so it's

(38:08):
kind of like all these folks culminating and gathering and
conflict with one another in an attempt to get possession
of this piece of clothing. Oh, and then it includes
a little kid who seems to believe that he is
the reincarnated spirit of Sitting Bull. The white kid, a
white kid who thinks he's a Native American weird.

Speaker 1 (38:29):
I mean it feels like it's making fun of americanic culture.
So yeah, I not necessarily indigenous culture.

Speaker 2 (38:37):
I thought the trailer looked entertaining. It did give me
very strong Cohen Brothers vibes, but not quite as like
Coen Brothers has an edge to it that this movie,
or the trailer at least doesn't seem to have. But
that doesn't mean it's not actually there in the finished product.
That may just be the fault of the trailer.

Speaker 1 (38:58):
Yeah, I you know it has marks on in it though,
And I love him so.

Speaker 2 (39:03):
And this movie comes out August twenty second, So check
out the trailer see if it's something that you would
be interested in. I think it looks intriguing. I don't
know that I'll go to the theater to see it,
but I'll probably end up watching this at some point.

Speaker 1 (39:20):
That is, all of our doesn't really fit. But now
we're going to go into things that do fit. And
the first thing is we've been talking a little bit
about upfronts this episode already. Well, Fallout also had an upfront.

Speaker 2 (39:34):
Yeah, it's part of Amazon Primes Upfronts.

Speaker 1 (39:37):
Yeah, and some footage from that got released. I don't
think it was supposed to, but it is still up
on the internet.

Speaker 2 (39:45):
Yeah, depending on where you look, because the link that
was originally in our lineup led to Okay. So the
they showed a teaser for Fallout season two, and the
teaser really comes into parts. One part is a series
of in world commercials hosted by I think it's Cooper

(40:08):
is the guy's name, but it's Walton Goggin's character before
he becomes a Ghoul. Yeah, yeah, and it's kind of
like him having to do a series of progressively ridiculous
commercials for products within the Fallout universe pre bombing. And
then at the end there's like a thirty three second

(40:31):
bit where it's just a shot of New Vegas as
the Ghoul and Eloprenell's character whose name I forget now
are Lucy, where they're looking out at New Vegas and
then they walk toward it. And it's so funny because
the link that Ariel put in originally was not a
link to that footage. It was a link to a
twelve and a half minute video of a guy talking

(40:55):
all about Fallout and at great length. That doesn't make
any sense.

Speaker 1 (41:01):
I am like, I am so sorry about that, and
that I didn't catch it, and that you were like, hey, Ariel,
are you sure this is the link? It doesn't look
like a trailer to me.

Speaker 2 (41:10):
Well, I I you know, in the full interest of
full disclosure, I watched it this morning, like I had not.
I hadn't clicked on the link until this morning, and
then I did some searching of my own, and that's
when I discovered that a lot of the other links
to this footage have already been taken down, which is where,
you know, we come up with the the guess that

(41:33):
this was not meant to be released.

Speaker 1 (41:36):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (41:37):
We do know that Fallout season two is going to
come out in December. We also know this is kind
of to me. We also know that it's already been
renewed for a third season before the second season even
gets shown to anybody.

Speaker 1 (41:50):
I really enjoyed the first season. I hope the second
season is as good. It's got any acron it so,
I mean it's it's already got.

Speaker 2 (41:57):
A leg up at least the at least the upfront
footage had Amy Acker in it.

Speaker 1 (42:02):
They better have her in it. She's she's such a
great comedic slash series acts.

Speaker 2 (42:08):
But she was she was shown in the pre fallout footage,
so I would not hope for an extensive appearance by Abyager.

Speaker 1 (42:18):
I mean because some one did a lot of flashing
back and forth.

Speaker 2 (42:21):
Yeah. I was about to say, unless she's a ghoul
or in a lot of flashbacks, you're not going to
see her too much.

Speaker 1 (42:26):
But maybe well we know from season one. I guess
this is a spoiler if you haven't watched it. But
if you haven't watched it by now, I doubt you
are like a lot of the people who worked for
that Vault Corp, Vultco, Vault Tech, vult Tech, thank you.
I'm not as big into the fall outlare. I love
the story, but then it just leaves my brain. Lived

(42:49):
in in vaults, so she could be.

Speaker 2 (42:52):
In a vault, well, she'd be two hundred years old.

Speaker 1 (42:55):
I mean she.

Speaker 2 (42:57):
Would need to be. She would need to be cryogenically frozen,
which is what some of the characters have experienced.

Speaker 1 (43:03):
It is a possibility.

Speaker 2 (43:06):
Yeah, but yeah, I thought, I'm excited to see season two.
I very much enjoyed the first season. That's what That's
what made me fall in love with Ella Pernell Because
I had not watched Yellow Jackets. I was not really
familiar with her work, and I just love her performance
as Lucy. She's such so delightful, and I love her

(43:28):
interactions on press tours, like she comes across as a
very like fun person to talk to.

Speaker 1 (43:36):
So she also does a voice in Arcade.

Speaker 2 (43:40):
Yes, so she's gone right up there with Florence Pugh
and Anya Taylor Joy as my celebrity girlfriends.

Speaker 1 (43:47):
Nice nice someday celebrity.

Speaker 2 (43:50):
Okay, Like, so Ariel is also my girlfriend, you know,
not really, she's she's she's female and has been my
friend for twenty years. But I'm just saying, you don't
need to become a celebrity to be my girlfriend. Ariel

(44:11):
More Seriously, we also got a although not that serious.
We also got trailer for season two of Peacemaker.

Speaker 1 (44:20):
Yeah, I will say this. The trailer for season two
of Peacemaker felt more upbeat, It felt more hopeful than
season one did. Yeah, because the main characters already had
some growth.

Speaker 2 (44:33):
Yeah, I was gonna say it does. It does feature
the characters kind of being a little irritated that they
aren't being treated as heroes after they had done very
heroic things in the first season. But that makes sense,
Like that's kind of like Peacemaker, that's a deep issue
for him already, Like that was kind of an ongoing

(44:55):
thing with him in season one. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (44:58):
I when I first started watching this trailer. Spoiler for
the trailer, Guy Gardner is in it, who is also
in the New Superman movie. For those who haven't been
following or have put it out of their mind, Peacemaker
is supposed to be in the other world and not
a part of the main New DC universe, whereas spider

(45:19):
Man is a part of the New DC universe. Noises
or not spider Man, Superman, Yes, Superman, the New Superman
Movie is Sorry, I might the next thing is about
spider Man. In my brain just popped down to the
next line and it interspersed one s Man word with
another s Man word when I was talking. It was unintentional.

(45:41):
Now from other bits of the and I was like,
I knew it. I knew there was only so much
time before James Gunn made this a part of the
regular universe. But later on in the trailer it looks
like they might be dealing with some multiverse stuff.

Speaker 2 (45:53):
So yeah, well because because in that same scene with
Guy Gardner, there's also Hawk Girl and Max Lord.

Speaker 1 (46:01):
So hawk Girl is in the Superman movie too.

Speaker 2 (46:04):
I know. That's what I'm saying, is that it's not
just Guy Gardner who was showing up in that scene,
it's also hawk Girl and Maxwell Lord. So yeah, it
may be a multiverse thing. Which, come on, y'all, we
get enough of that in Marvel already. We don't need
more multiverse stuff. Please stop. That goes for you too, Marvel, Like,
I know we're gonna get it because we know about doomsday,

(46:27):
but whatever.

Speaker 1 (46:29):
But you know what, I enjoyed Peacemaker Season one way
more than I anticipated that I would.

Speaker 2 (46:35):
Yeah, we also, I thought.

Speaker 1 (46:36):
It was gonna be too too much for me, but
I loved it.

Speaker 2 (46:38):
We also get some shots of Rick Flagg Senior, who's
played by the same actor who played Rick Flagg Junior.
Is it Yeah, it's not.

Speaker 1 (46:48):
The guy whoa, it's you know, it's not it's Creature Commandos.

Speaker 2 (46:51):
It's not. It's Frank Grill. Oh, yes, you're right, yes.

Speaker 1 (46:54):
Yes, So that is also interesting. Now Creature Commandos is
a part of the main DC universe.

Speaker 2 (47:01):
Yeah, because it was technically the first project that was
in the main DC U, the.

Speaker 1 (47:07):
New main DC universe. Yeah, the James Gunn one. But yeah,
Frank Grillo plays Rick Flagg Senior there and will be
live actioning him in Peacemaker. It is interesting to me
because I was noticing back when I was looking up,
like the voice actors for the various characters in Creature Commandos,

(47:28):
a lot of them look similar enough that they could
one thousand percent play the live action version. That is
not always the case with voice actors. But I suspect
that we will my complete conspiracy theory, I suspect we
will get live action Creature Commandos and that they will
be the voice actors, And I think that's pretty cool.

Speaker 2 (47:47):
Yeah. We also got another trailer for Superman. Speaking of DC,
and this one we actually see a lot more of
Lex Luthor instead of just like still shots of him.
He's walking and talking and being all villainy in this
like it appears that a lot of his motivation is

(48:09):
based on envy. I would say, like he he resents
Superman for various reasons, which kind of puts it similar
to Oh, who was it that played Lex Luthor like
three Superman movies? Ago? Is it Eisenberg?

Speaker 1 (48:28):
I can't remember, but like the Superman versus Batman and
all that.

Speaker 2 (48:33):
Yeah, yeah, because because that was very kind of similar,
Like he just had this thing about wanting to take
Superman down a peg like that's I mean, you know that.

Speaker 1 (48:42):
Way with Michael Rosenbaum in Smallville too.

Speaker 2 (48:45):
Yeah, yeah, it kind of feels like that's that's again
surfacing in this We do get to see more Guy
Gardner slash Green Lantern action. In this trailer, we see
a little bit of Hawk Girl and so of the
other characters, but Guy Gardner has a little swipe his hand,
you know, dismissively and wipe out a military unit moment.

(49:09):
In the trailer.

Speaker 1 (49:11):
You see a lot more Lois Lane, and that's an
interesting dynamic I didn't expect.

Speaker 2 (49:16):
Yeah. Yeah, I'm a little curious as to whether because
like she's talking to Clark interviewing him as Superman, but
I can't tell if he's supposed to actually, like if
she's supposed to know that he's Superman or if he's
supposed to be standing in place of Superman.

Speaker 1 (49:37):
Interesting, I hadn't thought of that to me at came
across as she already knows he's Superman.

Speaker 2 (49:43):
Yeah, which is fine, I guess, Like it's not like
we need to have stories where she's currently unaware of
his identity. It's not necessary.

Speaker 1 (49:51):
Really, this isn't an origin story.

Speaker 2 (49:54):
No, which is also a good thing. We've seen the
origin story enough. But like, there are certain elements that
I like watching, Like I like stories where Lois doesn't
yet know Superman's actual identity. It doesn't have to be
an origin story. But I do like that element where
because it adds a bit of pathos because Clark can't

(50:19):
connect with Lois the way Superman connects with Lois. But
as Superman, he cannot, you know, have a relationship with
Lois because it would put her in danger. Like, I
like that little element to it. But we get that
in Spider Man too, So I don't know.

Speaker 1 (50:33):
Yeah, you know, overall this this trailer made me hopeful.
I enjoyed, it hit me in the right fields. I
liked the back. I liked the strength of Lois. I
liked the warmth and kindness and upstandingness of the Kents,
because I know that's something that many people, including myself,
had issues with in like Man of Steel. The part

(50:58):
of why Superman is so good is not just nature
but his nurture. The Cants raised him to be such
an upstanding person, and in Man of Steel they were
kind of like, don't put yourself in danger, and in
this one they're right where the cants should be, and
I liked that.

Speaker 2 (51:12):
Yeah. Same. I've said it so many times where I
felt one of the biggest missteps of the Snyder era
of Superman was that they didn't make him a hero
like he wasn't he didn't feel the call to be heroic.
It was almost like it was an obligation he didn't want,

(51:33):
as opposed to something that he embraced. And to me,
that fundamental difference is what made it not feel like
Superman to me. So I much prefer the version that
we're seeing in in this trailer as well. I mean,
it's interesting because it does look like Superman gets the

(51:54):
snot beat out of him quite a bit in this
which makes you wonder what the capabilities are of the
bad guys well.

Speaker 1 (52:00):
And also it does similarly to Justice the Justice the
Snider verse. You know, he is fighting a world that's
like you can't do these things, you shouldn't do these things.

Speaker 2 (52:10):
Yeah. Yeah, similar in some ways to the stuff that
led up to in the Marvel Universe Civil War, right,
like the argument of should a hero do these things
because they're capable of it, or should they be you know,
subjected to the the laws and the direction of various

(52:35):
countries leadership. When you've got someone who's so powerful that
nothing the leadership can do can stop them. You know,
this is also tying into a lot of the postmodern
superhero stories that we run into, stuff like The Boys,
where it goes super dark with it, but you know,
very similar in many ways. I am curious about it.

(52:58):
I know that this movie has had rocky journey that
gets Obviously they had like some rough screenings. It sounds
like it's oh yeah, no. There were reports about a
month and a half ago about some bad screenings where
people were voice and concerns about it. And I think

(53:19):
there were some reshoots or at least a re edit.

Speaker 1 (53:23):
I had missed all of that.

Speaker 2 (53:25):
Yeah, like there was some stuff that was making it
sound like maybe it was going to be a misfire.
My hope is that anything that was an issue has
been ironed out at this point. It comes out July eleventh,
so we don't have that much longer to wait to
find out.

Speaker 1 (53:41):
Next week got a trailer for Ironheart, which is the
kind of like the successor to Iron Man.

Speaker 2 (53:50):
Yeah, Rary Williams, who was introduced in the second Black
Panther movie. She is a brilliant technologist young woman who
in that film makes her own Iron Man ish suit.

(54:11):
In this one, she appears to have an encounter with
a villain who is known as the Hood. He's not
introduced that way in the trailer, but that is.

Speaker 1 (54:23):
Who he is. So in fact, when you if you
don't know and you're first watching this, you're like, why
is Anthony Anthony Ramos wearing a cape that looks so dorky?

Speaker 2 (54:32):
Yeah, it's because he's It's because he's the Hood, and
the Hood gives him powers like being able to turn
invisible and stuff.

Speaker 1 (54:41):
For reference, if you watched What If season three, the
Hood was also Shang Chi's sister in his episode of
What If.

Speaker 2 (54:51):
So the trailer essentially shows her really kind of being
convinced by the hood to potentially do some illegal stuff
in return for her being able to pursue her goals
of creating a suit that's iconic. Like, the sense I

(55:14):
get is that Reary is driven by ambition and a
need to be recognized for her brilliance and her work,
and this leads her to making really bad decisions, getting
wrapped up in the wrong crowd.

Speaker 1 (55:29):
It feels more anti hero than hero.

Speaker 2 (55:31):
Yeah, and then she has to deal with the consequences
of her choices. Now. I say that because the trailer
has a ton of comments under it, and when I
looked at it, a lot of those comments were people
complaining of, Oh, sure, some girl being able to do
what Tony Stark couldn't do. Blah blah blah. She's so perfect,

(55:53):
she could do anything. Why are you even making a
character like this, you know, blah blah blah blah blah,
like arguing that she's like a Mary Suit. And I thought,
did you not watch the trailer, because in the trailer
it's very Yeah, probably not. In the trailer, it's very
clear she has a massive character flaw, and that's you know,

(56:13):
her dealing with the consequences of this flaw is what
propels the story forward, just like arguably Tony Stark. Also,
I didn't see people complaining about Tony Stark being incredibly
capable and snarky and he was a total jerk face character,
Like that's what people found entertaining about him. But when
it's Reary Williams, suddenly it's a bad thing.

Speaker 1 (56:35):
Yep. Those I bet you ninety five percent of those
commenters either didn't watch the trailer at all or didn't
put it on but didn't pay attention to it and
just confirmed their own biases throughout it.

Speaker 2 (56:50):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (56:50):
Yeah, Without actually watching it, I thought it was a
delightful trailer. I wasn't excited about the Ironheart series when
they announced it. I think mainly because they didn't utilize
Reread Williams quite well enough in Black Panther two. I
think the actress did a fine job at just this
story was a little bit lacking. But this trailer gives

(57:13):
me hope.

Speaker 2 (57:14):
Yeah, I feel the same way, Like I thought the
trailer looked fine. Like honestly, the trailer made me think
this is on the higher end of the Disney plus
Marvel series. Like if you I would probably put Falcon
and the Winter Soldier like smack dab in the middle, right,

(57:37):
Like that's that's like the middle point. It's not fantastic,
but it's not terrible. I would put WandaVision at the
best of the best, yes, right, Secret Wars would probably
be the worst of the worst.

Speaker 1 (57:52):
Yes.

Speaker 2 (57:53):
And then I think Ironheart to me looks like it
falls between Falcon and the Winter Soldier and WandaVision like
it at least based on the trailer. Now, maybe that
we saw all the greatest moments of the series in
the trailer, and maybe when we watched the series we're like, oh, yeah,
this was a dud. But I can't I don't think
you can just prejudge the whole series because that trailer

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wasn't bad.

Speaker 1 (58:16):
I agree, I agree, and I would put it in
this based on the trailer in the same spot as you. Next,
we have a trailer for Sorry, I'm not trying to
rush us, but also it is late.

Speaker 2 (58:31):
And we've got we still have quite a few stories
to get there.

Speaker 1 (58:34):
Yeah, full full disclosure. We talked for a full hour
before we started recording, which was lovely but also put
us behind. So next we have a trailer for Squid
Game three. Squid Game Season three difference. One would be
a movie, one would be a TV show, and this
one comes with three squids and a baby.

Speaker 2 (58:56):
Yeah, there's there's like a baby crying and part of it.
It comes out June twenty seventh. It doesn't really give
us too much information about what's going on, apart from
the fact that the remaining survivors because Squid Games three
picks up right after Squid Games two and the games
are not done yet. It has like in the first season,

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the games go all the way until there's only a
sole survivor left. In the second season, they do not
get that far, but we do see in the teaser
that in season three, the remaining survivors are divided up
into Team Red and Team Blue, which splits up some
of the people who have ties with one another, including

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people who are related to each other.

Speaker 1 (59:41):
Interesting.

Speaker 2 (59:42):
Yeah, but not much else to say about it other
than I am looking forward to the conclusion of this
that comes out June twenty seventh. I don't think I
mentioned it, but Ironheart comes out June twenty fourth. In
case you were curious, let's just move on to the
Old Guard too now, I did not watch The Old
Guard and had to. I remember we talked about it,

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but I had to go back and reread about it
in order to refresh my memory.

Speaker 1 (01:00:08):
I same, I was like, Old Guard, isn't that just
the female version of.

Speaker 2 (01:00:15):
Either?

Speaker 1 (01:00:15):
Isn't that either Mila jiujoviovic b movie or The Expendables
but with ladies? And I was wrong in both counts.

Speaker 2 (01:00:28):
No, it's it's Highlander but with guns.

Speaker 1 (01:00:31):
Yeah, I don't remember. I remember we talked about The
Old Guard, but I don't remember anything about it. Apparently
it's a bunch of immortals that do gun stuff. But
the trailer for season two or the trailer for Movie Too,
Lord Ariel, get it together.

Speaker 2 (01:00:48):
No, it's fair. We have movies and series mixed up
this week. Usually I try and keep all the movie
stuff together in one place and the series together in
another place. But when you're talking about stuff that also
interrelates from franchise, it gets real messy.

Speaker 1 (01:01:01):
Yeah. So the trailer for Old Guard Too looks interesting
to me.

Speaker 2 (01:01:08):
Yeah, Charlie's theuran is playing the protagonist Andy. So I
had to look this up because I mean, it's it's
said in the trailer, but Andy was a mortal, but
somehow it wore off. I'm sure that was explained in
the first film. But like in the trailer, she mentions
that she's no longer immortal. So something happens in the

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first film where she loses her immortality. I don't know
what that is because I never saw the first movie.
And now there's like some other immortal warriors who are
gunning for her, literally, and that's all I can say.
It is kind of like a superhero movie, but it's
based off a comic book that I've never read. I

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will say that the first film has an eighty percent
on Rotten Tomatoes. However, the average the average score, like
eighty percent just means eighty percent of critics liked it
more than they disliked it. The score the average score
is six point five out of ten. So it's like,
it's like, yeah, it's not bad, that's not great. That's

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kind of the feeling I get. But apparently it was
good enough to justify a sequel. This comes out July
second on Netflix.

Speaker 1 (01:02:20):
Oh well that doesn't I I was going to judge
it based on that, but I shouldn't because Netflix does
put out some very good stuff. Yeah, brother, son was
very good. We got a new trailer for Ballerina, and
You're like, You're like, isn't this the fifty thousandth trailer,
And yes it is, But Jonathan wanted to make a comment.

Speaker 2 (01:02:39):
So Jonathan the comment is that John Wick shows up
a lot in this trailer, and I suspect it's almost
as much screen time as he will have in the
actual film.

Speaker 1 (01:02:51):
And we learned that when you think of Ballerina, you
should think of fire. That's about it.

Speaker 2 (01:02:57):
Yeah, it comes out, comes out June sixth. We'll find
out if John Wick plays a much more important part
than I suspect. But next up, it's something that I'm
really curious to hear what Ariel thought about, because I've
read the novella that this is based off of. But
we got a trailer for The Long Walk. This is
based off a Stephen King novella. He wrote it. I
think this is one of the ones he wrote under

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the pen name Richard Bachmann. And why don't you talk
about what The Long Walk appears to be. I'm curious
what you think.

Speaker 1 (01:03:30):
I haven't read The Long Walk. I've honestly not read
any I've read like one Stephen King novel that was
more of like a romance novel that I picked up
at the library when I was a teenager, and did
not like most of my Stephen King knowledge comes from
my husband. Did read a lot of Stephen King growing up,

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not all of his stuff and not more of the
recent stuff. Did enjoy the Long Walk back years ago
because I think it was pre Strike when they first
talked about making this, he told me what it was about.
And much like Squid Game or some other films, the

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the dire and bleakness of this story does not appeal
to me. Sure, I mean, I've watched them a squid Game.
I will finish it, but there's just like there's a
sinking darkness and like discomfort and grossness I feel watching
something where people know that they're going to die or
know that everybody around them is going to die. Yeah,
it upsets me. It upsets my stomach.

Speaker 2 (01:04:38):
And so did you feel that way about like Hunger Games,
which is has a lot of similarities to it too,
I think because I.

Speaker 1 (01:04:46):
Went into the first Hunger Games not fully knowing for context,
not as much it definitely. I think. I think the
difference is that in Hunger Games, it was people trying
to stop that and avoid that and get a better outcome.

(01:05:07):
Right in squid games, it's people not knowing that at first.
The really upset stomach feeling came in when people went
back to the game in season one. Yeah, prior to that,
it was it was upsetting and it was horrible, but
like they didn't know, so you couldn't or a lot
of them didn't know at least, So watching this trailer,

(01:05:27):
I knew it would be hard. I kind of had
to skip through the bits of the trailer because you
cannot give me. The trailer starts off with very like
stand by me vibes, where like all the boys are
hopeful because they're not really thinking, or all the participants
are hopeful because they're not really thinking about the end
game of it yet.

Speaker 2 (01:05:47):
Yeah, so what is the game? Just so that this
could figure out.

Speaker 1 (01:05:52):
I'm going to get the details wrong, but basically, a
hundred people one hundred A bunch of people are lined
up and they have to keep walking, and if they
stop walking for whatever reason, they have to go to
the bathroom, or they get a leg cramp or they fall,
they get killed, and the last person walking gets a

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whole bunch of money.

Speaker 2 (01:06:14):
Yeah, and that's essentially right. They're all young boys and
teenage boys, and they have to walk at a pace
of three miles per hour at minimum, and if you
dip below that, you get warning, and if you get
three warnings, you get shot.

Speaker 1 (01:06:30):
Yeah, And like everybody has different reasons for doing a
game like that, but it all equals out to the
same thing. For me, it looked well done. The acting
looked great in this trailer.

Speaker 2 (01:06:46):
I love the actor playing the bad guy.

Speaker 1 (01:06:48):
Yeah, all of a sudden, his name is Mark Hamill.
Gosh Ariel get it together. Yeah, Mark Hamill playing the
bad guy is really good. However, when they started showing
the results of getting your warnings or dipping under the
three miles an hour, I had to kind of fast
forward through.

Speaker 2 (01:07:06):
I couldn't super grim. So Richard Bachman, the pen name
that Stephen King used, he often said that he would
the stuff he wrote under the pen name Richard Bachman
was like Stephen King without the conscience, and you can
kind of get a feel for that in this trailer.
It does look just as grim as the novella. Having
read the novella and assuming that it's faithful to the story,

(01:07:30):
I know how this is going to end. It's gonna
be a rough watch, y'all. But I was really impressed
by this. I wasn't sure that this would ever make
a good movie. The story itself is pretty like absurd,
not in a funny way, but just like in a
can you imagine a reality where this would be socially acceptable,

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where you know, the idea being that so many people
are in such terrible conditions that a sun would opt
to participate in this competition in the hopes of winning
life changing money for his family. But at least I
mean granted, they're young, so maybe they don't know, no,

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like they don't really appreciate, but most everyone else if
they do win, dies.

Speaker 1 (01:08:23):
Yeah. I mean, so there is that thing like when
you're young, you think you're invincible, and you're like, well,
this could happen, but it's not going to happen to me. Yeah, right,
But yes, I think that's the problem. And that's the
problem with a lot of like situational horror as opposed
to like supernatural horror. For me, as I get older
and I realize that a lot of these situations are

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not as far off as I thought they were when
I was young. That they are a lot more plausible,
is why I don't have as much of a stomach
for them anymore.

Speaker 2 (01:08:52):
Sure, well that makes sense. This comes out September twelfth.
I this is probably another one I will watch when
it comes to street. I'm curious because, having read the novella,
I want to see how it plays out on screen.
There's a lot of interesting character dynamics in the novella
that I wonder if that will make it to the

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screen version. And I also want to see Mark Hamill
playing like an out and out like not Jonker villain,
irredeemable and like dispassionate bad guy. It's not just these
it's not just these evil that. It's that he appears
to have no emotional response to any of it.

Speaker 1 (01:09:34):
Oh, I do need to put in before we move
on to our last four stories, which will go quicker
because I don't have as much to say about them.
I do have some I did watch everything but the
one you told me not to. Speaking of novella's coming
to the screen, the first episode of murder Bot drops today.

Speaker 2 (01:09:52):
Oh yes, yes, I'll be watching that tonight. I'll probably
try and catch some of that this weekend before our
next recording So let's let's get a trio of supernatural
horror trailers out of the way. First up, we have
The Ritual. I have a negative reaction to this trailer

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from the get go, but that's because there's misinformation in it,
which is that at the beginning of the trailer, well
two misinformation pieces. One it's based off a true story,
and secondly that says it's the story that inspired the Exorcist.
It is not. This is not the story that inspired
the Exorcist. Now, if you watch the trailer, you're like, wow,

(01:10:35):
this looks a lot like The Exorcist, Like, yeah, it's
because they're this movie was inspired by the Exorcists, specifically
the film version. But the story that inspired the Exorcist
was one that supposedly happened to a young boy, not
a girl. The story that we see unfolding the Ritual

(01:10:58):
is a different possession story that came out of the
nineteen twenties, so two different instances. So the beginning of
this trailer automatically was wrong and I got mad about it.
But it does I mean to me, it just looks like, hey,
have you seen the Exorcist? We hope you haven't, because

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then you can watch this and it'll seem new to you.

Speaker 1 (01:11:20):
So it does have Dan Stevens, who I love. It's
got a good cast.

Speaker 2 (01:11:24):
It's got al Pacino in it.

Speaker 1 (01:11:26):
Yeah, the thing, I guess the thing because I I
think I've seen The Exorcist, but I don't remember a
lot of it. In the Exorcist were there were some
of the religious people saying, no, what this person needs
as a doctor? Yes, okay.

Speaker 2 (01:11:41):
The priest, the young priest who was called in to
first conduct an exorcism, doesn't believe, doesn't have a literal
belief in the devil like that, Like he says the devil,
the devil is symbolic, not an actual entity, and so
he thinks that the young girl needs to see the doctor.

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But the problem is that by that point the mother
has taken her daughter to so many doctors and specialists
like that's actually some of the scariest parts of the
Exorcist is the parts where she's seeing medical professionals because
it looks horrifying, and then the supernatural stuff is also horrifying.
But I mean, I would argue the medical stuff is

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harder for me to watch than the supernatural stuff. So
that does happen in the Exorcist. In this one again
it's it's like the old priest and the young priest,
and the old priest which was Max Fon Seedaw in
The Exorcist and is al Pacino in the Ritual is
the man of faith who says, no, this is a

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real entity that we must wrestle with spiritually. We are
the guardians against the darkness. Although I do like what
one YouTube commenter said, like this made me laugh, so
I had to write it down. It's like his tagline was,
say a lot to my little crucifix.

Speaker 1 (01:13:06):
That is pretty funny, you know, it is. It is interesting.
I listened to a lot of saw Bones, which is
justin McElroy and Sidney McRoy and Sydney is a family Chochester. Yeah, yeah,
And they talk a lot about medical history and stuff
like this that would happen, and surprisingly how late in life.

Speaker 2 (01:13:21):
It happened, you know, yeah, how relatively recent things like this.

Speaker 1 (01:13:25):
A lot of stuff like this is where you know
back in like let's all go all the way back
to medieval days where like you had a medical ailment
and they didn't know what it was, so it was
your humors, or it was spirits or you know, I'm
a person of faith, so I'm not going to discount spirits,
but a lot of it was just misunderstanding what was
happening with a person. So not being as familiar with

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the Exorcist, the idea of hey, she needs a doctor
was interesting to me. It's obvious in the trailer later
that that is not what has been set up.

Speaker 2 (01:13:56):
Yeah, because there's no there's like like, there's not a
symp tom of the measles that includes being stuck against
the wall, right like like like being on the wall
like Spider Man.

Speaker 1 (01:14:08):
Yeah, yeah, for sure, But I found that interesting. But
knowing that it was ripped off the Exorcist, it's much
less interesting. I'm sorry, Dan Stevens cannot just get me
to see that movie.

Speaker 2 (01:14:18):
It comes out June sixth, But yeah, I I don't know.
To me, it's just like, again, maybe it's just the
way the trailer was cut, but it looked to me
like like we're just retelling the story of the Exorcist,
but we we don't have as good of a cinematographer,
and I don't know it just nothing about this hit

(01:14:40):
me as being an interesting new take on a possession story.
But that's Okay, we've got two more to talk about.

Speaker 1 (01:14:47):
Yeah, the next is Conjuring, The the Conjuring Last Rites.
I have not watched any of the Conjuring films. It
was interesting that I think, going from the Ritual to
the Conjuring back to back, the tone of the trailer
is so different that it almost felt like stepping into
the Conjuring world was stepping into a fairy tale.

Speaker 2 (01:15:08):
Yeah. Yeah, The Conjuring takes a much more cinematic approach,
a much more horror movie approach to dealing with this,
whereas the Ritual is trying to take trying to achieve
a more realistic kind of approach. I don't think it
succeeds in that, but I agree, like the tone is
very different. So the characters in the Conjuring are based

(01:15:29):
off real people, the Warrens, But I personally find the
Warrens to be abhorrent because I think, in my opinion,
the Warrens were both con artists and scammers and hoaxers.
They're both dead now, so.

Speaker 1 (01:15:47):
But I don't know that I didn't know it was.
I thought it was a completely fictional story.

Speaker 2 (01:15:53):
Well I would argue it is.

Speaker 1 (01:15:55):
You know what I mean, like completely fictional.

Speaker 2 (01:15:58):
Right, No, so they're based off real people who, like
if you've ever heard of a movie called the Amityville
Horror that is based off a case that the Warrens
were involved in that later became more or less exposed
as a total hoax, a fabrication. Yeah, anyway, like there's

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a whole conjuring universe. This is the Annabelle universe, the
non universe, like all of that stuff emanates from this
same group of stories or whatever. And that's why I
get my dander up about this because if it were
just presented as a possession horror movie and didn't try
to say, like, oh, this is based off things that
really happened, I'd probably be more kind to it. But

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knowing that these were scam artists who profited off the
misery of real human beings, it just makes me angry.

Speaker 1 (01:16:51):
Yeah. Yeah, but if you're into the conjuring yet another.

Speaker 2 (01:16:56):
One, yeah, September fifth, So yeah, I mean, and again
this is my opinion. I don't begrudge anyone who finds
these movies entertaining. Right, if you do, that's great, Like
you should indulge in the things that entertain you. Don't
let my hang ups factor into your decisions. It's just
my own personal response. And our last of the supernatural

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horror trio is another trailer for Bring Her Back. In
this film, a couple of kids are taken in by
a foster parent named Laura, who has apparently lost her
own daughter how long ago. I don't know this trailer.
This trailer confuses me. It looks intense, it looks intense

(01:17:45):
and scary, but I'm not sure if it's going to
ultimately turn into a supernatural horror or a psychological horror.
Like I don't know how much of the stuff we
see is supposed to actually be happening in the world
of the movie versus imagined or hallucinated or whatever.

Speaker 1 (01:18:03):
That's that's interesting because I did watch the first one,
the first trailer for this. Sadly, I also saw this trailer,
not because you posted it, not because I was being
obstinate and thought I could handle it, but because when
I do my over the internet group watch with my
friends on Amazon Prime and I'm watching a show like Bondsman,
every once in a while, they're like, we're going to

(01:18:24):
give you a commercial because you're not paying for our
Uber Elite Prime subscription and that's the commercial they gave
me last night. So I was like, nope, no, nope, nope, nope.

Speaker 2 (01:18:35):
Yeah. I want to say the first trailer made it
look like it was more of a straightforward supernatural horror,
but this one, Laura, the foster mother, comes across as
being like almost unhinged.

Speaker 1 (01:18:48):
Yeah, but my answer to that is, Okay, why not both?

Speaker 2 (01:18:51):
Though I mean it may be it may very well
be both. Uh, it looks intense and I am very
curious about it. Like it, Laura appears to have a
desire to bring her daughter back, which is why I'm
guessing the title is bring her Back, and is potentially
maybe looking at the foster children as being maybe a
vessel or perhaps a sacrifice to bring her daughter back.

(01:19:14):
I don't know. The trailer does not make it clear,
but it definitely made me think, like, this looks like
a very interesting horror film, more so than either the
Ritual or The Conjuring did. Right.

Speaker 1 (01:19:29):
So, and Sally Hawkins plays Laura, the main character. She's
a phenomenal actress.

Speaker 2 (01:19:35):
She really is unsettling, and it's weird because she's not
being threatening, she's just being weird. But it's the kind
of weird, Like she's so expressive and there's something so
off about the way she holds herself. It's a phenomenal job, Like,
kudos to her. This one comes out May thirtieth, so

(01:19:57):
not long like two weeks last.

Speaker 1 (01:20:02):
We have a trailer for Grand Theft Auto six, and
I've not played any of the other Grand Theft Auto
video games, but my impression from that is it does
they don't have a lot of heart. You're mainly just
heisting cars and shooting people and this this First of all,
the cinematics in the trailer for Grand Theft Auto six

(01:20:24):
were quite good. I was really impressed. And then secondly,
they made it seem like the story for this one
has heart.

Speaker 2 (01:20:32):
I mean, arguably at least elements of some of the
stories of the previous ones have heart too, not all
of them. Like Grand Theft Auto Vice City, which was
based off the Grand Theft Auto three Engine was, you know,
really just a total ripoff of Scarface. It's really what
it was. Like. It's hard to argue against that. There's

(01:20:54):
even a big set piece that's essentially the machine gun
scene from Scarface. But like Grand Theft Auto four had
some heart to it, Grand Theft Auto San Andreas, Grand
Theft Auto five. They all had elements of that, but
they also like none of the protagonists were purely None

(01:21:16):
of the protagonists were completely likable, some of them were
partially likable, some of them were detestable. This one, I
want to say, the people who appear to be the protagonist,
Lucia and Jace Jason, they seem like like people you
want to pull for, Like, yeah, they're on the wrong

(01:21:36):
side of the law. They're essentially petty criminals who have
apparently each been to jail at least once, but you
feel like they're really just trying to make a go
of it.

Speaker 1 (01:21:47):
Yeah, I do get that feeling from it. I'm gonna
admit to my horribleness and might lose a little bit
of my video game. Geek cred. I didn't know there
were protagonist or stories in the previous Grand Theft autos.
I thought they were just, hey, let's do crimes, sandboxes
and different locations.

Speaker 2 (01:22:07):
Really, starting with Grand Theft Auto three, really there's more
of a story. I mean argue, you could argue that
the first two had stories to them too, but I
think three was where the cinematic element of Grand Theft
Auto started to come in, and so some of those
are really good stories, like I love Grand Theft Auto
Vice City, but it's not a compelling story. It's just fun.

(01:22:33):
I think this looks like a compelling story. It's back
in Vice City, which is a stand in for Miami.
It also looks like you get to go to the
Everglades and there's one location where I swear I'm like,
oh my gosh, did they put Key West in this?
Because if they did, that's where I'm going. And I'm
just gonna live in Key West. I'm not gonna even
do crime. I'm just gonna be a beach bum burnout

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on Key West.

Speaker 1 (01:22:55):
Legit legit option. Look in Balder's Gate three, you can
just set up your camp and just stay in your
camp and.

Speaker 2 (01:23:03):
Yeah, just just chat with characters until they stop talking
to you.

Speaker 1 (01:23:06):
Feed everybody alcohol and so that every after every long
rest they just wake up drunk.

Speaker 2 (01:23:13):
I did not know you could do that.

Speaker 1 (01:23:14):
Yes, yes, that's all you get in your long rest.
Everybody has a hangover.

Speaker 2 (01:23:19):
It's something something I'm gonna have to try after we've
done with this episode. But yeah, I think it looks good.
We do know now. The release date is not until
May six six, so there was hopes that this was
going to get released this year. But honestly, I know

(01:23:41):
Ariel and I have said this before, but I would
rather a game go through delays and release, you know,
in better shape, than to release at some predetermined, you know,
arbitrary deadline, but be unplayable.

Speaker 1 (01:23:57):
Definitely, definitely for sure. And hey, in a year. It'll
be about a year, so at least it's not two.
But hey, that is the end of our stories. It's
been a long episode, of course, it is. It always is,
but especially when we miss a week. So let's bring
her home, Jonathan, how do people try to reach you?

Speaker 2 (01:24:21):
All Right, So you're gonna take a trip down to
Key West, Florida. You're gonna go to Hemingway's house, and
you're gonna look at all the little polydactyl cats. Those
are cats that have more toes than they're supposed to have.
And you're gonna look for one that's got seven toes
on the right front paw and six toes on the
left front paw. It's gonna have a little gray cat

(01:24:42):
with a black patch over one eye, like patch of fur,
not an eye patch. They do have another one that
has an eye patch, but he's also a pirate, so
don't don't bother that cat. So you want to go
out to this gray cat with a black patch, and
you want to bend down so that you're on eye
level with this cat. Don't get too close because sometimes
these cats do well, they'll swipe at you. But get

(01:25:04):
out eye level, look that cat in the eyes and say, Jonathan,
is that you? And then you'll hear me right behind
you saying no, dummy, I'm not a cat, and you
can turn around and ask me your question. And then
after that we'll go to Blue Heaven, which is an
amazing restaurant on Key West, and we're going to get
ourselves a key lime pie. Y'all. That is some serious

(01:25:26):
key lime pie.

Speaker 1 (01:25:30):
I really can't say if you don't want to do that,
because that sounds delightful. Cats with people hands and keelon
pie is a dream. But you know, to each their own.
So you could also reach out to us on social
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(01:25:52):
You can, I guess, reach out to us on Blue Sky.
I'm not really on there at llenc underscore podcast of
Blue Sky or whatever something you can find us, or
you can send us a long form message. We love
hearing from you via email.

Speaker 2 (01:26:08):
That is.

Speaker 1 (01:26:10):
Larger neurdron pod at gmail dot com. Uh, thank you
for listening, thank you for putting, for sticking with us
when we have weeks where we don't have episodes. We
love geeking out with you. And until next time. I
am Ariel, give me those kiddy doozies casting.

Speaker 2 (01:26:27):
And I am Jonathan. Listen as I send a picture
of the Blue Heaven Key Lime Pie Live to Ariel
via Google Chat so that you can hear her reaction.
I just sent it through.

Speaker 1 (01:26:39):
I have to pull up my Google Chat now I
close it because it makes noises.

Speaker 2 (01:26:43):
Strickland. That's my last name, Strickland. Oh wow, so yeah,
you gotta look at the picture.

Speaker 1 (01:26:49):
Now, you ever, Everet, Why would you do that to me?

Speaker 2 (01:26:52):
Isn't that amazing?

Speaker 1 (01:26:54):
It's amazing the key line.

Speaker 2 (01:26:55):
Pie people get to have if they go all the
way down to Key West and go to the Himingway
House and find that cat.

Speaker 1 (01:27:02):
Look, I didn't have plans to go to Key West
this weekend, and now I've got to change them.

Speaker 2 (01:27:06):
Geez y'all. Seriously, google image search Blue Heaven, key Lime Pie,
you will. You will immediately hit your list of must
visit places. And I love that restaurant.

Speaker 1 (01:27:19):
Yeah, okay, uh I am legit, gonna have to go there,
so uh yeah, we'll talk to you later.

Speaker 2 (01:27:26):
Yeah buy for real now bye for real. The Large
Nerdron Collider was created by Ariel Caston and produced, edited, published, deleted, undeleted,
published again. Curse That by Jonathan Strickland, music by Kevin
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