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I am what are your hosts, the CeNAT of the Earth Taylor Field that
I'm joined by a non maecaster, Ilmus. Yes, we are here to
talk about the latest Godzilla King Kong addition to the Monster Cinematic Universe. It
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You know side Quest. I had a fun episode of Kirklan this week talking
about Princess Peach. Showtime next week, me you and maybe maybe Kirkley might
join us as well, talk about Marvel Rivals, the latest Marvel game and
some other stuff as well. So side Quest is always good. And uh,
you know, it's a season of X Baby, So we're reviewing X
Men, which has been a lot of fun. And I don't know,
we're always doing news. What else is happening? That's about it? Right?
Oh yeah, I feel like with a review like this, it's a
good time to plug Cryptid Clues. I think I think it's kind of related.
I knew, I knew that was gonna come up. Yeah. Yeah,
there's there's a little, a little something something in this movie that if
you like this kind of stuff like cryptids things and whatnot. Yeah, check
out Crypto Clues. There's always something dropping on Crypto Clues. Every week.
Every Monday, we've got a new episode popping off and next next week,
actually we had a submission come in and Ruben did a whole analysis of these
audio clips that was sent in, and so Ruin breaks it down in the
episode that I'll drop next week. So it's cool, it's a good time
nice. Yeah. So I mean this this movie has definitely got that whole
cryptid energy to it, and they've they really, they've really am I getting
into my thoughts? Now? Should I get into my thoughts? Well?
I think but maybe before that, can you just like set up for me
and for the listeners too, just like what movies are part of this fucking
universe and this continued story. Yeah, that's a good idea. So we
have Godzilla that came out twenty fourteen with Brian Cranston, Aaron Taylor Johnson,
and then we have after that it would have been cong Skull Island and that's
the prequel prequel film Blarsen, Tom Middleston. And then we have Godzilla King
of the Monsters that came out I think twenty nineteen, I want to say,
And then we had after that Godzilla versus Kong, and then after that
we had Monarch the Apple Apple series. Right. I couldn't remember if Monarch
was canon into this universe, but it is, okay, it is,
yeah, and then after that, yeah, now we have Godzilla x.
Kong. So I guess, yeah, how how immersed are you in this?
Because I don't even remember who's been on the reviews with me. I
know Ruben joined for Godzilla King of the Monster's review, but yeah, what
else we did? I know I had definitely a spotty coverage here, which
you know, if anyone's listened to last week Goh was supposed to review and
then this one, they might be like, who's this Dylan guy who doesn't
do his homework normally? I do. I just wanted to see these two
movies without having done all the research going in, but not seeing that original
King Kong that twenty twenty fourteen that you said for the year on that one
that was just called or sorry, yeah, godzill just called Godzilla though right
twenty seventeen was Kng Skull Island. Yeah, so I mean obviously he saw
Kong Skull Island because I think that was like a full man review. I
feel like we had four or five or six people on that review back in
the prime year in the gig first history at twenty seventeen is a classic.
And then yeah, I didn't join you for the review on that Godzilla King
of Monsters, but that was your uh, that was your Golden Geeks pick
of that year. So I did watch that movie at home, You're not
gonna be the same experience as the big screen. And then I have not
Maybe the most important one to miss is that I have not seen Godzilla Versus
Kong. Yeah that's once again, like just how I hadn't seen after like
before Frozen Empire probably a big one to miss. But yeah, so I
definitely have a spotty history here, but I guess I've seen one of the
Godzilla's one of the King Kong, so I have a little bit of backstory.
But I think also relevant like that King Kong, like Peter Jackson's one
from what was that two thousand and six or seven something like that that I
love that movie so much and I have not watched it in a very long
time, but as a kid, that was like one of that would probably
been my top ten, top five favorite movies, and I should revisit at
some point. So I definitely have a lot of love for that character.
And then otherwise, like godzill I've actually not seen a ton before honestly,
like I don't. I think maybe that King of Monsters might be the only
Godzilla movie I've ever seen, So you never selling that nineteen nineties one where
it like lays all the eggs takes over New York. No, oh wow,
No, I mean I've seen like clover Field. That's about it.
But that's fair. Yeah, but you've seen all of these things, right,
I guess with Monarch, you haven't started yet. I did, actually,
Oh you have, Okay, I watched through Monarch. Yeah. Oh
okay, okay, I forgot about that. Okay, so you're all up
to date, then I'm all up to date. Yeah, and this this
whole arc that we've gotten of this, this cinematic monster universe. I am
probably partial to the earlier stories than I am to where we're at now.
I know where I would rank all of my movies, and I'll probably do
a letterbox ranking now that we have to review this, we break it down.
But yeah, that first Godzilla movie and King of the Monsters is just
so high on the pedestal for me. I really like them, and I
feel like this the the scale of Godzilla and the other Titans in those movies
are really really represented well, and they just feel massive. But when you
look at them here in this movie for example, and just even god Tella
versus Kong and whatnot, they they're spending so much time just focusing and viewing
these titans that you just kind of lose that scale factor. I agree with
that big time. Actually, yeah, I feel like that. I feel
like it's kind of a takeaway a little bit unfortunately. So that's that's probably
one of my major cons that I have with these later iterations. But it's
funny with this movie, particularly at as the credits. Immediately when the credits
rolled, probably like ninety percent of the audience to start to applause, and
I was actually stunned. I was looking. I was stunned. I was
gonna whip my phone out and start recording it briefly because this is weird.
But I can't put my finger on how much Stevens back there, Becca Hall
in the background. But uh yeah, So overall, I love the universe,
and I'm this is a movie that I was not anticipating we were gonna
get, gonna get. King of the Monsters was not overly reviewed well by
critics, but the fan base really liked it, and I loved it as
one of the fans as well. But they had already started working on Godzilla
versus Kong at that point that I think this is something Travis has said too.
Don't quote me on this, but if they weren't already starting on that
movie, then after King of the Monsters, this franchise would have basically been
dead in the water. But they already started on Godzilla Versus Kong, so
they just they just kept rolling with it, obviously, But then COVID happened
and the movie did not go in theaters. It just went out to streaming,
right, HBO, Max and whatnot. But it did so well on
streaming. Of course, there was nothing else really going on, nothing else
to watch at the time, so Godzilla Versus Kong really popped off and well
and behold and rumors started circulating about Mini Kong and all this kind of stuff,
and here we are, we have our follow up movie. So yeah,
so what I mean, because it seems you said earlier that you kind
of are more partial to the earlier stuff compared to the newer So obviously still
like that Godzilla Versus Kong. Getting all these titles right is a lot of
work on my end. Yeah, but what did you think of this one?
Were you into this? So? Were you one of the people applauding
at the end there with Dan Skeel I didn't applaud I was just in I
was in shock. But the the movie was it. I feel like it's
it's a step down from where we were at with Godzilla versus Kong. But
there was a lot of stuff I really enjoyed. I'm always down for the
monster fights and everything. I thought it was great, But the scenes were
just more choppy. Certain things are quick cut and jump jump jump, and
there's certain scenes too where you can feel like it's almost like an afterthought where
you see a character standing in one place and he's engaging in dialogue, and
then it cuts to the next scene and he's sending all of a sudden next
to a character and you can tell, Okay, they they didn't splice a
lot of this stuff together very well. But that being said, I had
a lot of fun with it. I enjoyed it. I was laughing some
of the jokes. The humor was really working for me. But there were
some things that I just thought was questionable. I didn't understand what they were
doing these certain specific things. But yeah, I had a lot of fun
with it. But I know where I would put it. Ooh, okay,
well we'll save that for the end. I suppose you know, I
gotta gotta leave something there for the fans. Uh. Yeah, For me,
I thought the movie's okay. I didn't think it was bad by any
means, but I also don't think it was great or good or really excelled
in any particular way. I think the biggest thing that really stowed to me
is that, like, even compared to I mean, Colling School isand is
like such a mess of a movie, but even King of the Monsters wasn't
a movie I love. I feel like it did have a style to it,
like a distinct style. This I don't feel like it really had style.
Like there's so much of the I can't even remember what was in the
trailer, so I don't want to spoil stuff, but there's a certain area
I guess, Well, your name is the center of the Earth. Well,
I'll just call it the center of the Earth. I feel like all
that just looked like AI generated imagery and that was like their concept art,
and then like the CGI artists just like went ham on it. Like I
don't know. There there's definitely a lack of style to me in terms of
like the dialogue, in terms of the visuals of it, and like the
music and sound, like I just don't think there's really a great feel to
this movie, which I guess it I wasn't really put into it. And
also the CGI. You know, it's not amazing. It's not like immersive,
and of course it's like larger than life things, very unbelievable things,
so it maybe wouldn't be naturally immersive in that way. But I just found
myself not getting too connected to it. And you know, even like our
three main actors that we called d Stevens I mentioned, and then Brian Tyree
Henry, who's a guy that's like really only come up for me here because
of Bullet Train, and then as I mentioned on our newscast this week,
I just started Atlanta this week and he's in that show too, and like
he's really great. I think he's really fun in this movie too, But
like, you know, none of these characters are really given enough juice to
see them in like a Golden Geeks at the end of the year, you
know, like even though the acting is good there, and then yeah,
other things too, Like I just felt like at some points, man like
the CGI and like the weird like the camera was always like spinning the sounds
were so just like whoah. I just feel like for hours, woah,
that's Godzilla or Cang rather like his every sound he makes, it's like the
same, like two or three stocks sounds like over and over again. The
music is just like that, and my brain was just like I could feel
it turning to mush, especially in this last like twenty minutes when it's just
like big fucking songs and huge creatures fighting each other. I was just getting
a little lost in the sauce there. So I think I wish I just
had like one or two things that I could latch onto and say, like,
oh, I love that part and I'm passionate about that part, and
I think people should see the movie for this one thing. But there really
isn't any of that. It's just a bunch of meh stuff and like a
couple, you know, maybe slightly better moments. So overall, I'm not
I'm not in love with it. I'll never never watch it again. And
I don't really know how to recommend this too, Like if you're into all
these movies even at their worse, like A cong Skull Island or I guess
sounds like maybe there's kind of controversial take on Godzilla Versus Kong. If you're
into that stuff, I mean, you probably don't need my description here.
You're probably gonna go see it anyway. But yeah, it's it's maybe not
my cup of tea necessarily, even though once again, King Kong two thousand
and six, whatever year that movie was, I love that. So I
know there's there's room in my heart somewhere for these kind of movies, and
I guess I'm still looking for it. I probably should have watched Godzilla minus
one last year. That probably would have been one that I would have loved
too, So I'll definitely do it at some point. Yeah. Yeah,
a lot of the cast that was in this film is returning from Godzilla Versus
Kong and Rebecca Holl she and King of the Monsters. Oh, for some
reason, she looked familiar to me. Maybe I'm just like remembering trailers for
all these movies. I remember ten was in there. Uh, what is
that actress's name? She's in the conjuring Rebecca Hall? Is that everything about?
No? I think someone else? Why is she not listed here?
For crying out loud? Where the heck is she? Okay, it looks
like from what I'm seeing she doesn't look like she was in Vera Farmiga.
I don't know who that is. Uh, you've seen The Conjuring, right,
Yeah, but it's been a long time. She plays the main Lorraine
Warren lady. Hm hmm. She's a really good actress. She's been a
few things, but yeah, she's Yeah. Rebecca Hall, to my knowledge,
is definitely not in. I don't know why she looked familiar. Maybe
she just looks like a familiar kind of person. Anyway, I don't know
if I have any other non spoilery thoughts here. I mean, I think
you hit the no on the head with the sounds. They love the the
the animal sounds and the sounds X and all that. Oh my god,
it's funny because there was Maybe that's spoiler talk. I'll save that thought because
there was one moment that that worked for me. But I'll save that.
I'll save that. Okay, Well, without further ado, let's get to
our first ad break and then break into spoilers. So you'ven see the movie,
go watch it, then come back. We'll see you in a second
and we're back. So what do you want to start on this? Maybe
spoiler Well, I'll start. Yeah, I'll share this moment. It is
actually pretty early on in the movie, but the one part I actually really
liked from the score, it was like almost more of a techno or like
sort of daft, punky sort of thing. It's like it's when they're all
gearing up to go to the Hollow Earth and you you have that very goofy
moment where the three like main characters and maybe there's four of them there.
I think it's just the three of them at that point, and they're like
walking through the hallway kind of like in slow mo, and there's like kind
of this just one sort of daft, punky sort of techno track that's playing,
and even like the lightning of that, like I thought that was to
me, that was like the one moment in the movie where I actually had
like a distinct style to it and I kind of was vibing with that.
But then they didn't really go in that direction. There were a couple of
moments where they had like a licensed song and it was meant to be like
a big, you know, pop culture kind of action movie moment, but
then I feel like they those moons were very few and far between. Like
Dan Stevens has one of those two when he brings in like the taroed Actyls
and I forget what song is playing, but they like play in a very
like Guardians of the Galaxy sort of way, just play some very popular song
as he comes in here to disrupt this moment. So I but it was
weird that those moments were really like minimally interlaced in there. I guess for
the heroes obviously, the big the big boys, they usually just get like
they're pretty pretty classic, like you know, Boss sort of sounds right for
their soundtrack stuff because you got to get that scale, you know, gotta
make the gotta make them feel big with the with the soundtrack as well.
Yeah, of course I thought it was kind of nice to have those those
original not scores. But I can't remember the name of the songs, but
there's a few of them that just dropped in. Yeah, But aside from
that, I can't recall any other original score pieces aside from like the wooh
woo like the sound effect. Yeah, I wish I could remember the I
remember the scene you're talking about where they're the slow moll and all three of
them walking down the hall. But I don't remember the sound, the sound
the score that was going to that unfortunately, so I might have to just
do a rewatch and and pick up on that. Mm hmm, I gotta
I gotta random question for you here, m h Man Kong. That guy's
using a lot of traps in this movie, like a lot. Is that
like an established thing for this song he's he's he's a trickster. He likes
uh. He tries to one up his competition. Rather than you know,
just besting them in strength or side, he tries to outsmart them. Is
that a character trait? Would you say? This is the first I've seen
of that, And it's pretty cool. I really really like it. It
just felt like some of it felt weird where that you have this scene at
the end, you know, maybe in the middle ish of the movie when
he's he goes into like that lava domain and you have like the the guy
uh with the whip thing like the skeleton mark yeah, yeah, and he
he like pieces out of that domain. He just barely makes it out of
their thing, which like the little monkey led him there like he's never been
there before. But then like right outside of that cavern, he has traps
set up. I'm like, how how did you know that you would be
here? Like, how did this work out? Or is this place like
much smaller than I was giving it credit for. But it seemed like they
had been on quite a you know, a fellowship type of journey to get
to that domain. So I was surprised that he had a trap there because
at the opening of the movie, that one made a bit more sense where
he was like maybe intentionally baiting all these like saber toothed looking sort of creatures
into his little and then once again the trap was very much the same.
It was like a little cave, a little narrow cave passage, and that's
where he does his traps. So it just stood out to me as like,
man, I thought they weren't King Kong to just be like punching people.
So it's surprised that he was using traps. Yeah, I I mean,
I've never seen him use traps before in the other films, and the
fact that he usually does get smacked around pretty hard, it was neat to
see him shot try something different and use traps to this degree. The whole
geolocation of the Hollow Earth I could I've lost was the hollow Earth in Godzilla
Versus Calm. Yes, okay, it was it was established there. Was
it a big part of it or was that more like an ending thing like
Godzilla or King Kong? I mean, it's, oh gosh, just but
while since I've seen it, i'd say it's like a thirty percent of the
movie. Okay, maybe forty, but yeah, like it's it's the focal
point. It's where they realized like, okay, like Kong, we have
access point, we can get calng here. This is before they discovered all
the portals, the portals or something you learn about in the Monarch TV show
that they start accessing right, you know. Weirdly, like after watching this,
the thing that I'm most interested in is Monarch because I really like the
idea of them setting up some of these bases in different areas and you're like,
yeah, they have that one in the Hollow Earth, like Monarch set
up one whatever they called it, some name like that, and that seems
cool, like that science part, and I think I'd probably get more invested
in that because it's just there'd be more chance for character work rather than it
just being about big dude. So yeah, weirdly, that's the one I'm
most curious to check out. Out of all these, I'd recommend it.
Kurt Russell and Why Russell both are great because you have Why Russell's playing a
younger version of Kurt Russell. They both had the same character. Really,
the character stuff is great, and you get that science level, the different
bases and stuff like that. It's really really a good, good show.
Cool. But yeah, the the idea of figuring out where things are in
the Hollow Earth just kind of allude back to what you're saying. They're like
this trap being outside of skar King's layer, I couldn't tell where things were
in proximity to other things. Everything just seemed close. And maybe that's just
because it's hollow earth. The ceiling is the floor and vice versa. Yeah,
but then we also had Inner Earth, which is like, holy shit,
where we have another earth inside the Hollow Earth, which is crazy.
And I guess that's where the all the apes or the scar King and his
crew, right, Oh, is that what they call that? That's what
they called it because they kept dropping like the title card thing at at the
top, like so many of those. Yeah, yeah, there was a
lot of locations. Oh my god, Now I gotta ask because I swear
on crypto clues you've done like a Hollow Earth episode, right, yes,
or like you've done a flat Earth one, or you've were both. We've
done, We've done, We've done both. Yeah. Okay, how does
this track for the Hollow Earth theory? Well, Godzilla versus Kong does it
well. Where they I think they go to the Antarctic. It was the
Arctic. It was esither north or south. I can't remember which end they
go to in Godzilla Versus Kong, but the tip of the world. Basically,
if you were to go up there, you'd basically find a big hole
that you could access, and apparently it's encrypto clues fashion. It's basically United
Nations has cornered it off. No one can get in. And in the
case of Godzilla versus Kong, they basically had a monarch station there and they
basically tried to get Kong in there and send him on his way because he
They realized, Okay, as long as Kong's on the surface, Godzilla is
the alpha. Godzilla is going to go after Kong and he'll never be safe.
So the idea was, Okay, we've got to get Kong somewhere else,
and I don't think they really knew about the Hollow Worth, but they
thought, Okay, we're gonna send him down there because it's this whole thing
where Kong's trying to find his kin, find more of his own kind,
and so he goes and he kind of figures out to go to Hollow Earth
and they kind of go in behind. But the thing with the portals is
only titans can activate the portals. There's some kind of like signature and they're
like their radiation or something about themselves that that's why the portals open up and
turn blue when a titan approaches them. That's why humans kind of would piggyback
and kind of go in behind. But I think that they can activate it
on their own. I'm not sure how the technology works. And what is
there a relation between Skull Island, like specifically that location and the hall,
Like is there an opening there that we know of or is that really there
is an opening? Yeah, there is a portal opening there that goes to
Skull Island from Hollow Earth, which okay, that's how Calm got there.
Yeah, that makes sense, and that makes sense why the I guess,
like the tribes too, Like you have the girl here, I can't remember
her name, but like not the daughter of Rebecca Hall. But do you
remember the name of this character? I don't remember. No, anyway she
was in that goes o versus calm, But yeah, tracks I understand.
Yeah, it seems like that would be like a deviation from the tribe underneath
obviously, And then they they had the u the legend of the Chosen One
who would come back and uh and summon Mathra and all that, which,
honestly, that stuff got a little bit lost in the sauce for me,
where like the people are they're sending out this beacon, and I like some
of the ideas here, Like I really like the idea that they can like
control the gravity of the hollow Earth and they use that to like build these
massive period pyramids because they can just like lift up a huge, you know,
multi ton brick with like two or three people. Like that's a really
fun idea by like the way they maneuver stuff around. But yeah, some
of it just like how they had this beacon and that was supposed to bring
them in, but then like the only way they could possibly get in is
by like touching that one specific spot spot on the rock that obviously that one
moth like landed on, and like, I guess maybe they sent that moth
or maybe it was just destiny. I'm not sure, but it's like I
feel like they would try a little bit harder to make it easier, like
find the saviors or like make this step a bit easier for them, but
it just seemed to It seems like a bit too convoluted for me. And
also like even just the decision of where they decided to land their ship and
then they're like, oh, we're just gonna go on foot from here,
and then like all this dangerous stuff with like three people who have are completely
unarmed, Like it just a lot of it seemed like very lucky that it
just worked out, And I guess I could have easily just seen it being
written a bit differently, where like the people from down below who were sending
that beacon just were somehow more helpful to them. Finding it obviously didn't matter
in the end. But maybe I'm just being nitpicky, but the whole the
whole series of steps just seemed a bit a bit unnecessary to me perhaps or
a bit just kind of too lucky. No, I would agree. I
think that it felt very rushed, which is a shame. I mean they
get down there and they're walking around when they got killer trees everywhere and all
these like things that are just not natural to a human like human environment.
So they're just cruising around you they get to this, this this colony,
I mean they could They're lucky they wouldn't wouldn't have been killed right away,
like these tribal people could have just slipped their throats or taken them down.
The one guard who I feel like they wrote him off really quickly because he
was kind of listening and he was on board and he was very cautious,
but then right when he got out into the woods, he's like fighting,
like, no, we're gonna go this way. Like if someone tells me
that something could be up ahead, I'm gonna listen. Like, oh,
you smell that that decaying body. He's like, yeah, just a draft
that came from celths or something like that. Was like, what are you
talking about, man, I mean you're not a professional really in this situation.
But yeah, these movies always have that guy that's like that's a classic
trope. And that's where I also felt too, like Yeah, a lot
of like very cliche sort of dialogue here. So I think that's why they
did at least a good job with that, the three main crew there with
I mean, how do you feel about like this this podcast live streamers sort
of trope? I feel like we're seeing this a lot now in movies where
there's like some guy who's always live streaming, or like why was he always
so can zoomed in on his camera like bo so much? Like it was
so unclear. But so that's a tangent. But I do want to know,
like, what are you thinking of this? I feel like even Ghostbusters
kind of had this last week. So it's just yeah, and the Frozen
Frozen Empire again, right, That's just that's that's the theme right now.
I I gotta I enjoyed it. I get a kick out of out of
him and his character and his podcasting. He's from Godzilla versus Kong. So
I liked the I liked how he has this kind of approach. But yeah,
I think that I think that there was a good message in that too,
where he was being told like just look at this, all these isolated
people and civilizations and cultures that you you film that put it on the internet
and then look what's gonna happen. It's not gonna last. But he just
kind of disregarded it. But yeah, No, I thought he was fun
though, And I I think Dan Stevens that like they what did they call
him, what was the name for him? A trapper? Yeah, the
trapper, Like yeah, just doing this uh dental work on calm and like,
man, I swear if you if you had frostbite and your arms fucked
up, you've nerve damage. I don't think giving you a power fist is
gonna fix you. But you know, according to like, I guess there's
a lot more unrealistic things in this movie than that, so I should just
let it slide. But I really liked his character. I thought it was
like a fun idea that he's just like this master of fixing up Kong.
He's just like his uh, his guy that you would go to in between
missions to like level up your character and get the new upgrades. And then
Rebecca Hall, like, I don't know, she doesn't have a lot to
do necessarily, but just like that being that kind of emotional bond between her
and the kid and she can do the acting where the kid doesn't really act
a whole lot of the kids just kind of hanging out, but she can,
you know, get really really emotional and pulling my heartstrings a little bit.
So I think those three did a really good job of kind of bringing
some heart and soul to the movie, which could otherwise just be like big
CGI beasts fighting each other. Mm hmm. Yeah. I think Rebecca was
Yes, she was great. I liked during God's Li versus Kong, and
I liked her in here. She really really sold those emotional moments for sure.
Uh Trapper, he's he was cool. I liked him just standing on
top of Kong's mouth, just yank and the tooth out and just being such
a badass, and he was just loving it. When they got him into
Hollow Earth, He's just like before like the tribe people came up, he
whips his knife out, He's like, yeah I knew, I knew someone
was around here. Like he's just on a whole next level. It was
really really funny. Oh what was the other thing? Yeah? Yeah,
yeah, So with the with the arm, the power arm, is this
the definition of like plot armor? Because Kong is like down and out,
he's not doing good frostbite tissues, nerve damage, everything, and then it
just so happens. Rebecca's character is like, yeah, well we did this
prototype weapon before it was shut down. We had it dropped off here.
I was like, okay, and it has the specific juice to help with
the frostbite. Yeah, like I know, yeah, that part was the
thing I didn't understand. Was that a line they had that it would somehow
like yeah, yeah, was like, oh yeah, this this should help
the frostbite. You see like three giant jelly vats like injecting Okay, yeah,
yeah, yeah that was pretty goofy. But I really like that yellow
ship they had, like the one that Trapper used in the first place to
pull the the tooth out and then like had the arm kind of hanging out
from it. Oh. It was like a fun little device. But yeah,
you're you're right. That was definitely plot armor or plot fist in this
case. I mean, it made for like some badass moments. But even
yeah, just the fact that they're standing there like, oh, he who
knows what he's gonna do. Is he gonna be happy or is he gonna
just bite it off? And then he just like pops off, Like I
don't know. I don't think the picture of that being like my immediate reaction.
Maybe it would be if I got cured of frostbite and something, maybe
I would just pop off. But it did seem a bit strange. But
Kong doesn't have much of a personality in this compared to my favorite Peter jack
in the movie for example, Yeah, I mean Peter Jackson won there's a
lot more emotion in that in that King Kong for sure. Yeah, it's
a different it's it's trying to it's achieving different goals. You know, it's
not it is you don't want to make too much of a one to one,
but definitely no, oh, this this Kong has an aggressively aggressive,
compassionate kind of vibe. Maybe I'm not sure what the proper word would be
for that, but just the way he's with Little Kong, Mini Kong,
son of Kong, whatever you want to call him. Like, I liked
how he was with with him, and some of those scenes, like a
lot of the scenes with King Kong. I mean, it's just it's it's
the sound effects and whatnot, but there's no dialogue and they're not they're not
signing to each other. And you just have to read the the scene and
the situation, and I think they did a good job at displaying those those
different situations, like when Mini Kong you can tell he's plotting something when he
lures King Kong into the water and he's like drinking but like looking around and
the sea serpent Creep said, I loved all that kind of stuff. It
was. It was really funny. And then King Kong shares some of his
food with Yeah, I love And I loved how hesitant Mini Kong was in
that moment too, where he didn't want to take it, and then Kong
just throws it on the ground and gets gets it all dusty, which is
like a little bit rude, but at the same time Mini Kong is being
rude. But yeah, did you like Mini Kong has a new character here?
I did, actually, and I liked that it was different from what
I was expecting the trailers. The trailers you see like Mini Kong walk out
of the the mist of the fog, the smoke and seeming very scared and
maybe dore I say, I don't say week, but vulnerable, And then
the movie, no, he's just biting King Kong's hand right away, King
Kong is just whipping around like a fucking mallet smack in the other That was
hilarious. Yeah, when you just chucked them and yeah, used them like
a like Hulk used Loki as a weapon and event, so I couldn't believe
that that was That was absolutely bonkers. But yeah, I thought that the
character developed. I really liked the character. I thought there was a lot
to this this little Kong that I was able to enjoy. Unfortunately, I'm
pretty sure that was the Mini Kong's parent that got killed and kicked into the
lava, if I had to guess, hmm, okay, or maybe just
like it was a caretaker of some kind. But the way that that or
ape kind of just was like, no, don't hurt my, my little
one. That's what kind of sold me. That's what I think. Yeah,
I guess I took it more as like Mini Kong was more just sympathetic
to any of them that weren't part of like that inner circle of what was
his name, scarface? What was his scar king? Scar King? Yeah,
definitely not Scarface. Yeah, I took it more that way, where
like you can tell which ones are the inner circle, like their hair's all
falling out, they're looking raggedy and and they're just much more rude and mean
and whatnot. But yeah, I feel like any of the other ones,
you just, yeah, you instantly feel simply for them because they're being treated
like slaves. They're being kind of just smacked around and whatnot by those by
those those overseers. I suppose so I did. I don't know. I
don't have a I don't have a guess as to what the relation was.
I'd say it's more just like a random clung rather than a parent, but
I could be wrong. M that's fair. Uh. It's nice to see
Kong King Kong kind of immediately implement this leadership role too, where he's like,
oh, why are you fighting other Kongs? There's fucking Kong heads on
spikes like steah in the ground, Like jeez, this is this is brutal.
Yeah, I don't imagine that being a very nice place to live.
Like there you have beautiful lush forests with sunlight pretty damn close, but instead
they live like just hanging out in this dens. All those traps that are
outside, they they don't dare go out there, I guess, So,
I mean, yeah, it probably is more dangerous out there to some extent,
but also, I don't know, you trip once and you just fall
into a vat of lava, Like, it just seems pretty risky in there
too. Can I share my very weird take about scar King in this?
He had a very particular swagger to him and the way he would slouch,
the way he'd walk around. You know what he reminded me of. He
reminded me of Austin Butler in uh, Once upon a Time in Hollywood,
and maybe even a bit of Austin Butler in Dune. Like just something about
Austin Butler's lanky sort of body and the way he kind of like like stands
or slouches a little bit, and he's kind of got his way about him.
He's got his like snarky little smile. I just couldn't get out of
my head. I was like, this is such a weird choice for scar
King's personality. That was my take at least. I did like his looked
like a bandolier of bones, but then he could just like turn it into
a whip and then it also had like the mind control thing for SMI or
whatever. That dude's name was definitely wasn't me. But yeah, I don't
know, scar King not the most successful villain to me, just because of
his weird demeanor. That didn't didn't work so much for me. Yeah,
the sword rope sword that he was using very very neat to kind of see
see that in action. I didn't. I didn't realize that the tip of
it would actually be a way of controlling Shemu is the Titan's name which the
Titan was introduced and call Duty war Zone of all places, very very peculiar.
That's really weird. Wait, like there's not like an origin for the
character. No, No, the origin that Call of Duty caldera map where
King con Godzilla fought. If there's cave paintings of Godzilla fighting Shemu and that
because isn't that like not available anymore, that mode not available anymore? That
sword originated, So the origin for that character is lost to the annals of
time now as far as I know. Yeah, that's that's really what's it.
It's it's it's something else. My other weird, my other weird takes
are and then you you can talk about Scarface, but scarking Shemu, I
like the I think it was the pastiness of the scales, the shape,
and the eyes. Specifically, he once again, just like how Skarkank looked
like Austin Butler, this guy looked like Jim Gaffigan. To me, I
could not unsee it once I started thinking about Jim Gaffigan. He's got this
shapely face, he's got the high sh You're right, he look so much
like Jim Gaffig. Oh my god, that's uncanny. I'm popping up like
a four here, like he's in that photo that's Simu right there. It's
kind of it's it's kind of like she Mu. That's crazy. Oh my
god. I was so glad you said that. I like that you can
identified these weird because I know these guys are not mo capping these characters,
but it seems like they base it off them to some extent. But yeah,
what did you think of these two? Because I well, I guess
you've known Shemu before. I'm guessing scar King is a new character for this
film. As far as I know, scar King is the first other ape
like creature we've seen live action, especially like Sime and I guess facing off
against King Kong, for sure, he was definitely terrifying. But I'd be
lying if I said I was not disappointed when they announced scar King and they
announced Shimu. I feel like we've really tapped out on all the terrestrial threats
on Earth, and a big thing for me and the Godzilla expanded kind of
universe with other kaiju is getting to see these other alien titans, and Kinkidora
is definitely one of those alien titans that we've got to explore, which was
very cool, But I want to see other ones like Destroya. I guess
Astoria is more earth bound, but there's like Space Godzilla, There's Guigan,
There's all these other Is Jedd Jaguar an alien or is he Earth Earth?
He's an Earthling? Okay, Yeah, so I feel like you having the
aliens come into play too with their like titans as well. There's so much
to explore with that. But anyways, I digress skar King. He was
scary, he was cool. They made him very human like, and I
think that's something that I'm not again hugely fond of, is these titans acting
more human like. I don't mind Kong having that to a slight degree with
the girl, because he's able to sign with her and communicate with her and
they have a very close relationship. But with all of these titans just being
able to be very human like, it pulls me out. And again that's
why I'm drawn to those first films because the first one you have Godzilla.
He's a monster, he's a titan, and he's just doing what nature kind
of calls him to do, just keep the balance, you could say,
And if cities get in the way, then cities are getting in the way.
But and here it's just yeah, just they're too they're too human like,
and yeah, they kind of just warped, warped things around a little
bit more with that, and I mean, Shemu, he was cool.
I got Actually, yeah, that seems like a that seems like one you'd
be into for sure. Yeah, very very cool looking titan. And the
fact that there is a little bit of this lineage lineage backstory that she was
like a prisoner to the scar King and once she breaks free, then she
was like, you know what, fuck this and just frosts scar King.
Ye, the Lazoo. That's kind of cool. Yeah, No, the
the I like what you said there with the characterization of it, because yeah,
once again even for like calng and having more interaction with humans, Like,
over time, he's gonna naturally take on some of those things too,
because he's a smart enough creature and he has those mirror neurons and whatnot,
right, so he'll start to like get some of that. But you're right,
it is kind of weird for like that scene. That one scene that
really bothered me is when Kong first shows up there, skar King comes out
of his throne room, he comes down and they points at his tooth and
then he turns back to his lackeys and he starts chuckling, and then like
all all these all these monkeys just start like laughing, and it just felt
like a very much like a bully scene from like any high school movie you've
ever seen in your life. And it just felt really weird. It like
really took me out of it. It didn't feel like, I don't know,
to me, it seemed like maybe too familiar than what these characters should
be doing. So yeah, that and that felt like very much like trying
to put some like very human personality on them, but it just, uh,
it just came across as like really cheesy to me. And so I
think I think scar King didn't start in a great place for me. I
was like almost immediately, like I'm not not a big fan of this guy,
and it's kind of goofy uh, goofy ways. But also, man
scar King riding on Shemu at any moment, you take one little bump,
one little stumble, and those spikes are going up. Oh yeah. I
was like, that is a huge risk he's taking, and he's like jumping
on this thing. He's riding a hard so I was I was shocked by
that choice. That doesn't seem very smart, but I guess he's been shown
to not be super smart, so maybe that's fair enough. Again, that's
such a cool thing to see. And even the scale of King Kong jumping
and riding on the side of Godzilla while they were charging. I thought that
was a cool moment. I like that, it is very cool. But
again, the scale, the scale factor, it would have been so cool
to actually see that more from our level of perspective and not just our level
just panned out to take in the fact that, Okay, that's just a
really big It just didn't feel like that that's a great point. Like,
even at the end of this movie, I have no idea how big Minikong
is. I could not tell you. I don't know if he's ten feet
tall, it could be fifty feet tall. I truly have no clue.
And I think that just goes to like this movie I had very much like
that ant Man quantum Mania element to it, or like so much of it
is just completely CGI backgrounds with huge CGI characters that you just get lost in
it, right, And I think for a movie like this, you like,
that's a really good point, Like the scale bill is a big part
of the fantasy that we're invested in as a viewer and why we why people
care about Godzell in the first place, and how those original movies back and
then they tried to do it without special effects is funny to look back on.
But yeah, I think they've kind of lost it a bit. And
just when you have a CGI backgrounds, when you have CGI buildings and then
all these CGI creatures that are supposed to be different scales, but then they
kind of just seems like scene to scene they can kind of be different sizes
depending on what the scene needs. You're right, it just gets a bit
gets a bit muddy, it really does. I'm gonna throw in one more
muddy fact after this quick ad break and we're back. So the whole surface
battle that we get to in the city at the end, like yeah,
like I get that, that's more of that scale factor that just doesn't feel
like it exists there, but just the some cool scenery though. I will
admit when scar King like whips ropes ropes sort around a building and then like
throws that building towards King Kong. King Kong like punches it. Rest in
peace every soul that was working in that office because they're fucked, just absolutely
annihilated. But yeah, overall, I think that was I think it was
pretty cool. Yeah, well, what was your favorite action sequence, because
you have like the anti gravity sequence, you have that I guess that sequence
in scar King's domain, and then that chase scene, you have that final
battle, you have Kong versus Godzilla again in Egypt against the Pyramids. Do
you have a favorite? I would have to say I loved when Godzilla I
can't remember the name of this this creature Titanicus, the underwater battle. That's
something we haven't really gotten to see in the other Godzilla films against that snake
like thing against the Yeah, the snakelike thing underwater when Godzilla is like swimming
in and that snake thing was fighting Godzilla underwater. It was cool. It
was it was brief, but it was a really cool sequence. You'd have
to be a dumb ass to be in that submarine and be like, let's
go in, let's get up close, Like why are you going with tiamatt
right that one? Yeah? Yeah, Like god dang, why are you
getting close in here with this this battle going on? They made it out
there, made it out alive. Geez. Yeah. The alteration to Godzilla
too, I'm not a big fan of his new look. I'm kind of
a sucker for the og look. They made his scales a lot more sticking
out, a more fin like, and they made like his neck more like
aquatic and fin like. So he's definitely gone through. He's like adapting,
I guess, to his the environment more. Maybe maybe adapting, but I'd
say like when he went in there and took over that radiation home, that
den from that other lizard thing, I mean that that changed his appearance.
He don't he right, he's juiced? Yeah? Yeah, so, less
so the like new colors and whatnot, but more like the extra spine.
I love the new colors, just the cosmetic skin that he purchased. I'm
not I'm not digging out. Yeah, I think maybe it's a boring take,
but I think Godzilla was my favorite of the uh of the U Kaiju.
I guess in this movie, he's just cool. And you know,
I thought I would be more of a King Kong guy, because I once
again I have a lot of love for that older movie, and it's a
character in general I tend to like more. But I think there's something so
cool about godzill here, and I thought there were some really cool shots.
The one I really liked is when King Kong comes up to the surface and
he's kind of like baiting Godzilla over to him by the pyramids. I think
that's that moment, and Godzilla like climbs up this like mountain, the Rock
of Gibraltar. I think they called it something like that. I don't know
if I might be mixed up scenes here then, just like him jumping off
and diving in. I thought that was really cool to see. One thing
I like too, and other details. The other sequence when they're in the
water with King Kong and the Mini Kong and that ray quasi looking thing like
when when they were trudging through the water, I feel like they did a
good job of capturing the scale with the water there. Rather than it being
like little splack, it was like, you know, these huge like swashes
of water that really feel like they had the weight of like them going thirty
feet in the air just when with each step that King Kong was taking.
So I thought they did a good job with that. So I guess just
in general, like maybe the water they do a good job with. In
terms of the CGI here, that was some of the better stuff. And
I mean smashing into the pyramids is always gonna be fun. Yeah, I
kind of liked how they really focused on this three triangles kind of concept,
and I really liked true when you go into this the center earth, hollow
Earth temple where the the tribe was residing. They remember correctly, they had
like three distinct pyramids. Well, they had the two that were upside down
that they could like remind to send signals out, but they had three.
I'm pretty sure they had three pyramids and those two because there was all those
crystals too, and I know some of the two of the crystals were like
in an X shape, and I don't know if I was supposed to be
just like for the movie, it was just like a little marketing thing.
Yeah, but I liked how yeah, these three crystal pyramids and at the
top, just above it, above through the portal, you got the three
Pyramids of Giza. I didn't even think about that. That's a great h
that's a great notice. Just the reflection from up above it down below.
I appreciated that. But yeah, the pyramids just getting absolutely fucked up was
nuts. But yeah, you're right. When King Kong was like looking at
the portal and looking back at Godzilla, Godzilla was like charging I and King
Kong's like going like this, like wait wait, yeah, yeah, he
did not work. But I liked that eventually, just he's like, you
know what, fucking I just got to show him what the hell I'm talking
about down here, and then he'll believe me, and then you do get
that team up moment. So I thought that was actually well done. Of
like we like, obviously this is not godzill versus Kong two. It's Godzilla
times or X Kong. I still don't know what exactly that means in their
definition, but you know it's gonna happen at some point. But I still
think they did a good job of like building up that moment because it could
have just been that where when you put those hands up, Godzilla could have
just stopped and I don't know how they would have communicated, but maybe do
some sign language or something that Godzilla could read, and then you have friendship
just like that. But I like that we kind of had to, I
don't know, we had to build up to it a bit more to build
up. Yeah, and thatt of scenes who I really enjoyed was when King
Kong like he punches, it just knocks out Godzilla and then it pans to
the next scene and he's just fucking dragging god to this portal will throw men.
That made me laugh, and Godzilla is just murking all the pyramids and
you just it reminded me of the way that King Kong ran out behind that
first pyramid. You remember season five of Mister Sinister running down the alley behind
cyclops. Oh yeah, of that for some reason, but uh yeah,
then you get you get Mathra popping in he yeah, he said, the
I do. And you've seen King of the Monsters, so you would remember.
Maybe you remember Mathro like it was yesterday. I really don't, like
it's only been one movie since we lost Mathra, but I remember seeing on
Godzilla forums people are like, oh, Maths coming back, and people were
predicting Matha's gonna come back. I don't know how, but yeah, what
is I guess? I guess I need some info here then, because it
seems like from what I got here, Mather's been like, you know,
in a freaking hidden vault for thousands of years, waiting for the chosen One
to come back and revive and you know, awaken Mathra again. So so
what happened in between Mathra in that movie and then Mathra here? So Mathra
Mathra was basically like an egg, and if I remember correctly, which I
probably don't, I believe like it's a consistent cycle soul. There's a Mathra
and the Mathra lays an egg and then oh okay, so it's a new
a new gotcha that keeps on going. So Maths technically always like at I
could say, but yeah, Mathra died and King of the Monsters because she
like threw her essence and like dissipated onto Godzilla. So Godzilla beat Kinky Dora
and then if here, yeah, there's no egg or anything like that.
It just seems like it was just she was just summoned. She she's the
queen of the monsters. Godzilla is the king of the monsters. They're not
a couple, but they definitely have a very that could be the next one,
the next one. Yeah, they definitely have a very a very compatible
relationship, as you can see here. When Mathra appeared, Godzilla is like,
okay, yeah, I'm gonna stop. Yeah, yeah, I really
liked Godzilla using the Roman colosseum as his little like, oh yeah, his
little cat little nook out. Like cats, you know, they always like
twirl around a bunch of times in their little cozy little pouches there. This
is a random question you've kind of you know, you've answered this in passing,
but like, how do you feel this movie is as a sequel specifically,
like in terms of things you wanted based on the previous movies and Monarch
and all this stuff, Like, I don't know, did it did it
further those storylines or that lore in a way that you really think adds adds
to this I guess series now it gives me, It gives me a peace
of mind and happiness to know that King Kong has found his kin and he's
with his own kind. Now I really like that. I like that a
lot, actually, But as far as it goes story wise and what it
adds to add to the universe and the world the world building, I'm not
as excited as I wish I could be. I wanted to get the other
things like the alien the alien Titans and all that kind of stuff thrown into
here. I think that would have been a lot, a lot more fun
to divulge into, because I feel like everything that we've gotten in these movies
has just consistently been threats on Earth, Earth bearing problems and whatnot. Humans
versus titans, YadA, YadA, YadA. There was the other what was
that other Titan? That was really really cool to see which sequence it was
when Godzilla was dealing with I think it was in Spain that Spider. Oh
yeah, Silla is his name, Yeah, Priscilla Silla, Scilla s c
y l A. And that's an old school Titan. So that was how
Yeah, So those are some quality of life things where they're adding in those
those Titans and whatnot. There's one quick scene with a podcaster. He's going
through his notebook and he's talking about the signal appearing at certain times when Godzilla
fought King key Door for the first time, and other events throughout history.
But I really want to just pause and freeze frame that piece of paper he
has because he's got all those notes, and that's what I like. And
usually in other Godzilla Universe movies, you get you get those sequences where you
just you want to look through all the notes and see, like someone has
like a book that's hanging on the desk and there's a little easter eggs and
whatnot in there. There's a lot of background stuff, like these Titan locations
that they are unveiling. I want to look more into that because there's there's
They do a good job at kind of adding to the world through those little
tiny easter eggs. So that's that's the kind of thing I appreciate. I
have to imagine there was a post credit scene in this movie, but I
know there was not, okay, because I pieced out right when it ended.
Yeah, I'm surprised, Yeah, because I didn't. Didn't School Island
have that have one School Island did, and that was them alluding to uh
the it was alluding to Godzilla, wasn't it versus Kong? Yeah? That
my god? How do I remember that? It was so long ago?
But yeah, I'm surprised they didn't do one here. I guess. I
don't know. Do we know? Is anything else confirmed coming in like terms
of Monarch season two or like the next movie? Like, I guess,
we don't really know right now, do we. I don't think there's a
Monarch season two and I don't I couldn't tell you if we're getting another one.
I would not be surprised that this is the last last one. I
feel like it's yeah again. I said that because I thought the Godzilla versus
cong was gonna be the last one, but then I got this one.
Uh. If this one does well in theaters and maybe overseas it does really
really well, then I could see us getting another one. But I don't
want more of this. I want them to really change up the story.
I don't like I At this point, there was a quick scene where you
see like Mathro in the background, you see Shimu, Godzilla, King Kong,
and Mini Kong. Like, man, we got our Avengers right now?
I know? Yeah? What? Like the Ultimately this does feel like
an endgame moment of bringing all these freaking Kaiju together. It really does.
So what what can you do in a story to have these characters space off
against I mean, you've you've a space Honestly, as you said, Aliens,
that's like the perfect thing to set up, because now you have this
new threat that is foreign to to all of them. That's plus Jed Jaguar.
Get him in the mix. I gotta get him in there for sure.
So I hope that they go that route and they do that, but
there's there's still room to explore. But I don't know how many more movies
you can do the same old, same old, And for me, this
feels like Godzilla versus Kong but lesser. So yeah, my I think My
last note was I do love I love a good combo attack, as anyone
listening to the X Men retro knows video game things. I've mentioned this before,
but I love that moment when like Godzilla like whips I think scar King
into Kong. He grabs scar King and then I'm forgetting the exact word of
events here, and then Shimu freezes scar King, and then I thought he
was just gonna I thought Kong was just gonna like squeeze and like crush the
ice in his hand, but instead, no, he goes for like the
full like jump high in the sky, crash him down into the earth,
and just shatter him into a million pieces. It was sweet. I'm into
it. That's what I like to see. Yeah, I feel I'm not
huge viewer of WWE, but I feel like they definitely copied some moves from
Yeah, definitely what you might see in the I can't think if I have
anything else on my notes. I feel like we've pretty much touched upon everything
right on. Yeah, same for me. Well, final thoughts, Yeah,
final thoughts. I don't know. This was a This is a fun
review with you because obviously you're It's just like our Halo reviews are. You're
the master. You know everything, and I know like a little bit,
and so it's nice to pick your brain on certain things. But I hope
whatever comes next for I mean, you had God's Own minus one last year,
so in terms of like really high quality stuff, it seems like you
haven't had too long of a wait. But I hope whatever happens next in
this universe is something that's a bit more to your liking. A bit more
to your to your style, and yeah, this is a fun time.
I'm glad I went and saw this movie. I should probably go back and
watch Versus. At this point I think, I think I want to after
this a weird order of events and then Monarch, I don't know, we'll
see where where do you stream that one these days? That was on Apple?
Okay, I don't have Apple these days. Maybe next time I subscribe
to Apple, I'll check it out. But overall, it was a fine
movie, you know, a fun time the theater, one of those popcorn
flick sort of things. So yeah, I think that's my final thoughts.
Yeah, yeah, I enjoyed seeing this movie on the big screen. I
watched in three D. That was the earlier showing that I could access,
so I thought, yeah, let's do it. But yeah, I think
that they hit some things great. I liked a lot of the humor.
I liked the action, and I like getting to explore more of this world,
even though they were kind of doing it in the way that I not
the right way, but still in a way that I can get behind,
that I can enjoy. There are other things that I want and maybe we'll
get that in a sequel, but the characters the actor and not the actors,
the titans and whatnot. Like I'm always happy to see titans and fights
and all that kind of stuff. That's what makes these movies so so kooky
and crazy these days. I hope that we do return to form like we
did with Gods of the King of the Monsters and just kind of visit back
that theme that we got in that first Godzilla movie. But yeah, I'm
I'm not going to rush to revisit this movie very quickly. I'm kind of
like you. I do want to go watch Godzilla versus King Kong again.
Yeah, I don't see you making this your Golden Gigs pick for this year.
No, no, this isn't my Golden Giates pick. I'm excited to
see that ranking though, when that's up on letterbox, I would check that
out. Yeah, I mean it's it'll be I have to think where I'm
going to put this compared to a couple of the other films. Well actually
maybe just one, yeah, one other one. But yeah, I'll figure
out that ranking. I'm gonna give this a probably a of a six point
five. Whoa, Okay, say, yeah that's lower than I thought.
But Uh, Like I wasn't applausing applauding the film at the end like other
people were. So clearly, people are really really hyped on this movie,
and it has it's it's it's fan base. But that's a nice thing about
this franchise is there's so many movies now and there's something for everyone. What
is it six point five? Sorry? Six point five was the final?
What does that translate to you on letterbox? For you? Is that a
two and a half? A three out of five? For me? Three?
Okay? Gotcha? Nice? Yeah, yeah that's what. That sounds
better than six point five for some reason. Isn't numbers are weird? Aren't
they? Numbers are weird? Yeah? They are cool. All right.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for tuning into this episode of The
Keeper's Podcast. Hope you enjoyed it. We'll be back probably with our X
Men review next week, Yeah I think yeah. So until then, we'll
see you in the search bar. Bye bye,