Next up, Taylor, mister July twenty twenty five. You're waiting for this
Drastic World. We don't really know a title of it. We talked about
a few weeks ago, but what's happening right now is yes to get to
confirm for July twenty twenty five. And then David Leach, who directed Bull
Train, he directed Deadpool two, he directed Hobson Shaw, he co directed
one of the John Wick movies, and he's doing The Fall Guy that's coming
out this year. So clearly same studio. They must like what's happening with
that movie. They're given a big push. He is in talks, but
the talks were from an a tier kind of source to be directing this movie.
Yeah, So, Taylor, what do you feel about your you know
less than you know. I guess just under a year of getting a new
Drastic World movie, maybe we'll see. I feel like that's really bold for
they haven't walked down a director to be it's coming out next summer. But
still, and then, how do you feel about David Leach directing this if
he's the guy that gets a call? I mean, yeah, we were
we were talking about that and it's it's exciting because there's there's a there's something
that could come out of that that I'd be interested to see a certain But
Brad Pitt, why are you painting like like you're a scoop or something.
You can just say it, Yeah, I got it, Brad Pitt,
Drastic World. He's worked with them. Yeah, he's worked with the many
he's worked on a few times. So you can get pin a Drastic World
movie, and I think that would be I just I never thought I would
Brad Pitt in a role like that, especially because he's been doing more of
these comedic roles lately. But like I love I love those serious films.
With them too, you can be super charismatic. And I love World War
Ze. I will I revisit that film sometimes like twice a year, maybe
three times. Like it's just like it's a film that I really really enjoy,
and you want World War Ze two times a year. Yeah, there's
a lot of there's a lot of check that letter box. I think that's
a lie. There's a lot of there's a lot of scenes in that movie.
There's a lot that I don't log on my letter box that I just
totally forget too. But it's just the the movie itself. I I I
like how he is able to deliver really high intense, like hairs up in
the back of your next sequences with some of his acting and situations he's dealing
with. And so if you were to apply that to dinosaurs, I think
we could really have a whole can of worms is in a good way on
our hands. So I'm just excited just to know that we can have this
movie. Let's like slap the director on there. Let's go. Because I
like Deadpool too well. I like the first one more. I definitely It's
not like I hated Deadpool too. I liked it Pool too. I like
Bullet Train and that was a great time. It was funny, and so
I just my con would be getting a Jurassic movie that has a lot of
humor attached to it. I worry about that, and so I'm hoping that
whatever they see in the sky, that maybe there's something that they want to
have him pursue or have him do that he hasn't done before. I just
want it to be I really want it to be scary. I want it
to be terrifying, because when you look at that fallen Kingdom intro that first
five minute period. That was great. That was just awesome. Jurassic Park
where things are run down and damaged and it's storey and the dinosaurs are trying
to kill the people and they're just trying to get out of there, barely
escape with their lives. That's fantastic and we need more of that. Again.
We got the the writer for uh, the first film coming back.
Yeah, so that is really really good stuff. And so I really hope
that they can capitalize on something that's really scary. I hope they can capitalize
on something that is in the world. Like you always talking about Travis planting
of the ape style, but dinosaurs, there's still so much to explore with
that. Without adding the locusts as a threat, I think we need to
focus on the dinosaur element of that. So oh man, Dylan, you
ever saw the last Drassic World? They do? I still have, not
seeing the most recent one, not extended edition. I think i'd watched the
standard edition if I were so. We we had talked about this before about
like, you know, directors and stuff. Do you is this move the
needle anyway for you? I think for what these current new era Jurassic movies
are This seems like an amazing pick. It seems like he's really solid,
really making some fun movies, good action, good use of CGI, and
all these things. So to me, it seems like he's kind of the
perfect fit for this when I was looking through just the previous movies he's done.
And I don't know. I think I just have to see a trailer
before I know if I'm interested in it, but I don't know. I'll
probably check it out either way. I really like Bullet Train as well,
even though I was kind of sick of it after all the trailers, but
I still really enjoyed it. And I love that Pool too and all that,
so I'm into it. I think it's a really really good pick.
Yeah, I'm I'm torn on this one because I just feel like Cops and
Shaw won't count because that's fast and furious. But if you got Deadpool two,
you got Bullet Train. And the fall Guy looks to be like a
very similar type of comedic ton as Bullet Train. I feel like Jurassic World
does have comedy, but I don't think it's his type of comedy, which
is almost like a heightened, sometime close to parody type of comedy. So
to me, it's like either Durssic Park is gonna go through a big change
or he's gonna go through a change as far as like maybe try to level
up or evolve or do something a little bit differently, because I don't think
he's just done like a straight drama, right Like, like I guess you'd
say John Wick's maybe the closest, but I don't think there's one that's just
straight like all this is serious and because and I guess the new wouldn't we
look more at the writer though in terms of determining how yeah it's gonna be,
and we see that that's possibly a very good pick, right yeah,
And that's where I think maybe it is that Okay, he's writing it,
and then Leeches is gonna do less of that son, He's just gonna shoot
what's the script there? I am very curious about that date because for me,
I feel like this has to be and I'm not gonna see like say
like Pray with Drastic World or Park. But I feel like if this is
coming out July, that's a really quick turnaround for they're not even shooting it,
Like this movie a big cgi dinosaurs and set pieces. So I'm one
wondering if it's gonna be a smaller movie. And just because we've talked about
this before where all these companies have been like, hey, we're gonna make
a lot more smaller budgeted films, right, They're gonna watch that. So
I don't know what you could do. And it's almost like Taylor, remember
that short film of when they're camping and then there's a dinosaur around and stuff
like that. Big Rock? Yeah about Big Rock, And I said,
man, I wish this was a movie instead of just like the short film.
I wish if you just did. And I know some people might be
disappointing because you want the big spectacle and a big full like island full of
dinosaurs, But imagine that if you're in a world of dinosaurs and you're camping
and a fucking veloci raptor comes up, Like hey, what do you do
about that? The same way as like Revenant with a bear, but dinosaurs,
you know, like do that? So I feel like it has to
be smaller. If not, then Taylor your name of July twenty twenty five
is not gonna happen. I don't think, because I that's that just feel
like a quick turnover rate for to get that out. I feel like they've
I feel like this is something that they've been already working on. Like there,
I feel like like script's already done and all that, and well,
script is done, but they don't have a director. They don't have anybody
cast, like at least we know right like still late Leach right now is
in talk, so that's still in the it's still in the motion of they're
talking about money and contracts, right, that's true. That's what's strange to
me is like the same thing, we don't have an actor attached anybody like
that. In terms of that, that's really really a good point in terms
of having the assets. I feel like this is where Jurassic Park three particularly
really benefited because it was able to just probably drop its budget and just rehash
and reuse most of the assets from drafts Park one and two when they have
all those animatronics built and whatnot. So when you look at collectively we got
six movies worth of practical effects, robotics and animatronics and everything. I think
that helps really slash their budget down because they can just pull all that reskin
it and use it so that shaves a lot of time down too for building
things, considering all the models they got. So if they're just doing CGI
whatnot, I think I feel like they could. They could quickly go ahead
and turn it around. But they can't be doing something big like an endgame
level or anything like that that's huge. I mean, I feel like it.
I think they could do a dominion. I don't think like that.
The size of they couldn't do it. You know, they'd have to keep
it pretty small and contained. And I feel like small and contained is like
the first Drastic Park movie. Yeah, that's small and contained, and that
doesn't have to be again limited to an island. It can be in our
present day like Ballot Big Rock. As you said, that's a great example.
So hopefully they keep it to that because it doesn't need to be huge
world ending locusts coming in and whatnot. So yeah, but you think you
could build too. So we'll see if it comes out. Because my fall
up question was right now the date if it comes out next year, at
that time, it's a week after Superman Legacy, which I think not great
for legacy. But that's what I was talking about with the GUA guys.
So I want to ask you, guys, what, what do you think
overall would make more this this drastic movie which we don't know of a cast
ford So that's why I refused. Clay tried a pizza bet me, and
I said, I gotta see a cast first, because like what was he
pizza betting you that Legacy would make more than Drassic like whatever this is,
and I'm not ready because to me, the cast could be key because even
though he was on the upswing, like Chris Pratt's a bigger star now than
he was then, but still Jurassic World was after Guardian, so he was
starting to build people at least knew Bryce Alice Howard, and I guessaid,
for example, let's say it is a more serious drastic movie. I don't
actually think Brad Pitt's at a question. I really don't. They've worked together
multiple times, Like imagine a Jurassic Park movie with Brad Pitt all over those
posters. So for me, it's a cast. And for me, even
then, I leaned towards drastic because those last three Drastic movies all made a
billion. I'm not saying this is gonna make a billion, but I feel
like there is more hype with that, but maybe the idea of hey,
a new Superman, new universe. A lot of up and comers in this
movie. Like I'm not saying it's like a for sure, but if I
have a gun in my head, I think it's the drastic movie, which
is like I said, it's interesting that if this sticks a week apart,
that's that's two big movies, very very suffocating each other, right there.
So which Clay was it? Was it Famboy or Famboy Clay, Yeah,
not Patreon Clay, Yeah, Famboy Clay. Yeah, sorry, sorry Clay.
I don't think let's so you have to go drastic as I'm on the
drastic side. Yeah. I mean when you look at yeah the track record
just billion dollars all or all across the board. That's that's pretty pretty potent.
I feel like they're well Superman's the first project from Guns is Universe,
right, we get Creature Commandos this year, but like no one's paying attention
to that, like people are, but I mean, like that's us gonna
watch that, right, Like I don't think my mom's gonna be like this
is like at least I can say legacy of like, hey, they're starting
a universe. It's legacy. I would never say, hey, go watch
Creature Commandos to get the start of the DCU, but yes, that is
the kickoff. So it could have that new car smell, right of,
like that excitement to build up and all takes us a couple good railers.
You know, absolutely it could. But I think at the end of the
day, I think I don't know, like our kids super hyped into Superman
these days, I don't know if that's still the rage. I feel like
dinosaurs just they always have that that stamp there for kids, not nis genre
to go for their dinosaurs, for sure. I think so, yeah,
I think I think super I think that legacy is gonna be the big,
big decider on that because that's been the debate for years. It's like,
is Superman even like an a tier character anymore? And I think it's tough
to ask that because the Snyder films were so divisive, Like if if it
wasn't Zack Snyder dragging those Superman films, we don't know what it would have
been like, right, because that is a popular character. I think those
just very divided the audiences and still BVS, it was an eight hundred million
dollar movie. It was still like a big hit. People talk about it
like it wasn't but it still did well. But don't do you have a
different side of this or you think similar to us? Unfortunately not, I
am on your guys side here, So yeah, I I because who did
they cast a Superman again? Some guy David corn Sweat. Yeah, that's
that's some guy. If I've ever seen it, I'm sure he's great.
But like, I don't, I don't know. I don't think this is
gonna have quite the mass appeal like I think you get could get to that
point later on in James Gunn's universe or maybe some other movies with bigger names
and whatnot, But I don't think that's gonna be the one to hit a
billion dollars, especially Yeah, when these Jurassic movies are consistently doing those numbers.
Yeah, maybe this one drops off a bit if we don't have all
those big names again. But like you saiving those first two, I guess
they sold big names as well. But yeah, I don't know. I
don't know if it'll hit a billion again because we don't really know much about
it at this point. But I feel like they're both gonna do well,
but I think Jurassic would do better. It seems seems to be the case.
There we go, we'll revisit this in a In a year, I
guess we'll get in trailers and everything, so we'll see. Who knows what
happens. Maybe those trailers were Drastic are just dog shit, or maybe maybe
they do that route where maybe they go and get a bunch of unknowns.
Then people are like, there's no star is in Drastic, Like that's why
I still think you'll get a star. But maybe they don't. Right,
Maybe they'll say, ah, let's try and keep the budget low. Get
David Corn Sweat's brother, Richard Korn Sweat, and then you know, see
the competing sweats. You know, So yeah, let's take another. I'd
break the movie right back and we're back. So this one was just a
quick one. We're talking about new films, and then I got Patroon Clay's
question here as well, and Maddie's Maddie, Yeah, I guess we could
hit now because I wasn't sure if he was just asking overall, because he
said, who would you like to direct a new Jurassic Park film? So
I wasn't sure if you just didn't see who the director was, or just
like an overall But do you guys have anybody? If I, let's say
Leech falls out and you know, Taya, they come to you, they're
like, hey, Leech said, no, we need somebody. Who you
got I would like to see a Neil Blombcamp possible, Okay, grant orismal
hype, grand rismal hype. No, mostly just District nine hype that stems
from Dylan. You got anybody? Yeah? I think I think if they're
going for if they're going to I don't know if it's the same kind of
movies as these last three have been in terms of tone and style and all
that. I think, like Ryan Johnson, you throw them in there,
Oh you just gids. That's close to Travarro there. Oh no, are
you kidding me? That that ball I put, I put, I put
JJ Travarrow and Ryan Johnson all together, that's no, no, okay.
Dylan is right in the sense of like, yeah, big blockbuster, But
there's no way you can compare Travol's work to like Last Jedi or Knives Out,
like Johnson is leagues above Colin, like there's he is not on the
same ballpark. He can do the same thing as Colin, but like Ryan
is like much much superior. But hey, maybe we get Daniel Craig in
the movie, right. I just don't. I just don't see that they
bringing in a director here for the big creative vision. Like I feel like
they kind of are you're gonna make this movie that we want to make kind
of thing or you know, in that same in that same ball camp ball
game. Why is it I can't think of the stab ball Camp's mind is
falling apart the directors. It's like duo directors. They did D and D.
I think that would be a good Yeah, that might be hamming up
the comedy more than we're used to. But once again, if it's the
same writer and these guys are just directing, I think they could pull it
off. Jonathan Goldstein Goldstein and John Francis Daily Dallas, you ever pronounced his
name, So those would be like I think, if you're just trying to
fill that slot, you know, just that puzzle piece. Those seem like
good ones, but a couple off the wall ones that I would love to
see. A Wes Anderson stop motion I think that could be stop motion one
yeah, I would be all over. And then the other is uh,
and I don't really want to do this because I want Jordan Peele to keep
making his weird movies, but man after nope, get him to do like
a scary ass Jurassic movie with that scale, with just the great writing and
the messages. I'd also want him to write like I want him to do
everything and start and those would be my two kind of off the wall picks.
They're not going that direction, but those would be very fun, I
promise you. Or I can almost guarantee that they at least talked to him
about this, because he works with the Universal a lot. I just feel
like even if he right away said no, that's not interest, I just
think there's no way that if Jordan Peele is in your company doing all these
films for you and you're gonna make a new drastic movie that you don't float
the idea out or could literally be like, hey, I want to do
this and they go, actually, we don't want to do that because that
might be, like you said, too weird, right, But yeah,
yeah, I think after note, I guarantee you they at least sent out
a few like yeah, you got any interest and maybe it was like a
quick note, but I feel like I feel like that would be like a
studio malpractice if you have Jordan Peele and you don't ask them about every franchise,
you know, because even then he said like, oh, he always
wants to make stuff about you know, like black cinema and stuff. But
it's like you could still, I think, find a way to do that
with Jurassic Park, right. You know, Palmer some years and years and
years of doing his more his doing original stuff before he jumps into any ip
stuff like that. So other than like maybe in a small way, so
I don't think he would want to do it right now, I agree with
you. I think he also just might be one of those directors that never
takes that plunge, you know, like I think if it is, like
he said, something smaller, but I don't know if it will ever get
like a Jurassic a Star Wars, a Star Trek, Like maybe he has
five movies that bomb back to back and yeah, that's true. I really
could do his paycheck right now. That's all takes. Yeah. Uh,
so he might come up again in Clay's question. But so I think this
is something where if you're almost what Taylor is getting back to, like the
scariness, and maybe it's like this guy could still you know, David write
the script, but this person could take a you know, a second draft
at her lookover. It's different than what he's doing right now. But I
would throw John Krasinski in there because I feel like with a quiet place and
something, if you were trying to get back to that more smaller scale,
because quiet Place is like big scale, but it's not really because there's so
much that's hidden and I don't think there's that many interactions with the monsters,
creatures whatever they are, right, So if you were to do and I'm
not saying just Carbi kopping that, but I'm just saying that he has a
good aspect with working with family dynamics or just ensembles. So usually Jurassic Park
has like three to four characters bumping around, so it might get too same
zy, and that's why someone might just go, oh, well that's just
quiet place. It could be. But if you're asking me, like,
hey, who could make something you know of quality and it has similar vibes,
that would be it. But like I said, that's why I appreciate
with Krasinski in real life. That's why I like he's doing it, because
he's like he's doing something else different. He's a family film. It's like
he's challenging himself to go, Okay, I've done to the scary movies.
Let's do a complete family movie. Right, So it wouldn't be that,
but you know, maybe that's something that I would see so and then in
that same type of realm because obviously this is you know, we got Evil
Dea were gona talk about a second, but let this is gonna be maybe
legacy sequel, We don't know. Patreon Clay asked, with Alien, Drassic
Park, Beeld, Juice, Mad Max both getting legacy movies reboots, et
cetera in the next year, what is a franchise that hasn't had a movie
a long time that you'd want to see revived? And if you have a
filmmaker and director that would be want to write it, you know, direct
it, if you have anybody who would tackle that. So you guys got
any tai Let me start with you because you're like, oh, I got
a good one, So I want to hear what it is and I want
to see if it's Underworld or not it's not it's not Underworld. I want
to see I really want to see a new Jaws. I feel like it's
a classic, and I feel like other films have piggybacked off of it and
just done their own spins, like oh, we got the Meg. They
just make the sharks bigger and bigger, and that seems to be like their
way of making things terrifying. But there was a movie that came out,
yeah, in twenty sixteen, The Shallows, and I really like that movie
is a really really like really subtle good time. We're just the the surfer
gets stuck on this little reef and the shark is just in the area.
I feel like you can really, you can really tackle a story like that
again with Jaws, and it doesn't have to be like a carbon copy,
but something very similar to that thread of just this impending shark. And it
doesn't have to be either like an isolation like oh, we're stuck on out
here on the water, We're stuck on a raft. Yeah yeah, yeah.
But you can bring Amityville or Amity Island back, not Amnyville, Amney
Island. Just bring the police Chief Brodie in. I feel like there's certain
things that you could bring in from that original. But yeah, just I
think I'm really craving that very basic threat of a shark. Don't go full
cgi. I want to get that practical shark back in there too, the
one that didn't work in the first movie. Mm hmm that one. Okay?
Would you get Spielberg back? Would he be back at the Helm?
Well, you've kind of made me think that we shouldn't trust Spielberg lately,
So that's just a me opinion. Lots of other people like his work.
So you liked Ready Player one, right, I feel like you tracked them.
Yeah. Yeah, I liked it. I liked it it quite a
bit. Actually, Yeah, but back in there? Make another one?
I mean maybe maybe I don't really know who I would want to really direct
it. Maybe we get Neil in thereim the double whammy. He can take
over all of Spielberg's former projects. Your new beckon sale, that's the Ready
Player too, Neil Blong Camp Dylan, Did any spring to mind for you?
Oh? Man? I was thinking about this all day. I was
doing like a lad madman, like what series of in dormant for what?
Like? I could not find a single thing like because I just feel like,
to his point in the question, like every big franchise has got something,
at least in the last few years. I was thinking, like,
oh, like they should bring Spike Is back. Then the Spike Is mo
that came out last year awful existed so awful. Wait, I could not
I could not find anything. I'm sorry, Clay. I tried my best
to come up with one. If you ask me this about games, I'm
sure I could come up with a few good answers, but for movies,
couldn't. Couldn't find anything juicy. So I'm kind of the same. Other
than one, I guess two. I didn't find many that like franchises.
I found like the idea more of like Kay legacy sequel, we're turning back
to it. So I have a list of six. I'm just gonna quick
fire. There's three that are you would just pretty much bring back the same
director and just like I just recapture it and I try to go, Okay,
what is movies that have been a little bit while and something where we'd
like to return to. So my first one, I'm not saying it's gonna
be called eight, but a sequel to seven. You got Brad Pitts still
around. You got Morgan Freeman still around. Dave Fincher, he gets in
there. There's a big twist. Has ever seen seven here? Okay,
there's a big twist that happens with Brad Pitt's character. I'd love to see
years later what would happen with said character. And I think you could set
up with like there's a new plucky detective and stuff like that. Morgan Freeman's
whole character is about now he needs retire, and then the movie he decides
not to retire. So there's things you could circle back to. So that's
one. This is because this man's self opposed to retirement himself will never get
but kill Bill three. I don't know why he's doing this, but like,
I would love to get Killby three. You just get Tarantino back.
They set up right, she kills that girl's daughter. One day, come
find me. We're gonna fight. That's the story right there. But we're
not gonna get that. I know they they've always talked about it, but
they're like, oh, we couldn't find the angle. I feel like you
do Super Bad too, but this time you get Seth Rogan to direct,
and I feel like you do like the cheap like maybe you know Sep and
Evans kids in high school there together and stuff. But when you talk about
legacy sequels like a Ghostbusters, that's literally the old cast in there for like
twenty minutes. Since the new people, I think, as long as you
get Seth and Bill Hayter are still the cops. Amma stomakes a quick cameo,
you got him, she would do it right. So it's like all
these people in there. That's where it's like, I feel like you there's
legacy sequel potential and super bad even when they're all in their fifties, you
know, Like, I feel like there's tons of time with that. The
other one, I didn't put it in I because it just sprung to mind.
I think they're doing that with American Pie. I think that's the rumor
that they're bringing the cast back hearing yeah, to be like the parents.
And then so that I think is a good idea. And then my three
more like I guess this isn't a franchise et et again. You know the
Henry Thomas actor, he's still around acting. Drew Barry about that that sequel
commercial? Did you ever watch that? I did, you know, so
I think you either do Spielberg or my cheat again is you do Krazinski.
I think he could be a good fit there. And then my two that
are more legacy franchise stuff is and we're talk about a second. I think
Evil Dead, and I think you do with all the leads like we've talked
about, you get Mia, you get Ash, and you get whatever her
name is in Rise I can't remember, maybe a new lead, and you
get them all together. That's when you get Sam Raimi back. If not
Sam Raimi, you do your legacy sequel with those three. With Edgar Wright,
I think he could do something really fun with Evil Dead, especially because
like with Last sconce so Ho, he's like like he's like putting his toes
in the horror and stuff. And then my last legacy sequel is one that
I've said before, so it's not that crazy, but I want ariost to
direct Nightmare and elm Street. That's what I want. England still Alive,
have had their laying Camp still Alive, and even England has been like,
oh well the makeup. It takes a lot. I feel like Ariostor could
make some reason why you could just have Robert England act a lot like like
I I would want something like that and be really trippy. I don't know
how successful would be, but uh yeah those were my picks. You made
me think of one. Nice. You know, who's the who's the biggest
guy in Hollywood right now? Is is Mike White off the White Lotus.
Let's do School Rock? Let's do a sequel? Oh yeah, Jack Black,
he's still a big deal. Yeah, in there, and they're all
they all still love music and now you know, you do the classic kids
thing and their kids are in this school over rock. Yes, I want
we mean once watched that recently. I went through like what are all of
these actors like doing these days? And a couple of those kids are like
married now, which is which is kind of a fun thing, and some
of them are still doing music and whatnot, So I think that could be.
That could be fun. Some of them that was only the movie they
ever acted, and I think, so, yeah, bring them back to
for their second acting. Isn't that girl from Ike Carly in there? Yeah?
Perfect? You know, like, yeah, I agree with you.
That's a good that's a really good one. I think with him. But
just all those people are still around like I said, I love Joan Cusack
in that movie, so I feel like it'd be fun to see her back.
Yeah. No, that's a good one. I like that