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Alright, let's take another break,
we'll talk about some news and trailers.

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We'll be right back, and we're
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gonna hit you with the big old
quick fire, and then you can talk

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about what you want to, which
you don't, whatever floats your boat.

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Let me read out the whole thing. Christopher Nolan's new Roomer movie, which

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I did an Oscar cast, but
again Kratz Nolan. You know, for

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second year in a row where the
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have been the same one everything ever
once and Oppenheimer. So and then last

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year we had three the same winners. This year we had four, So

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there you go. Christopher Nolan yet
won Oscars, made a bunch of money

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because I guess he had bonuses.
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So apparently he made like one hundred
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because he took back end points.
So good on him. So, but

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there's rumors going around right now for
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So I think this is probably something
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next film might be remake of the
nineteen sixties TV series The Prisoner, which

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I've never seen or heard of.
The plot follows an agent who was eynes

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from his job, but it's kidnapped
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constant surveillance. So you got that
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I'll have to go take a look
at who's producing it, so for

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hout this, but UBI soft anounced
are making a Watchdog movies and it's starring

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the girl. I'll find out her
name as well from uh talk to me,

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so she's gonna be in that as
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don't know how much there's ad here, but I had to add it for

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the mean purposes because you know,
I don't know if dy'll any were around

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for I don't I think you were
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Dan Lin, were you a little
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end. But Dan Lynn he did
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At one point he was in the
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DC. Obviously that didn't happen,
but now he's going to be the Netflix

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Studio Head so good for Big Bad
Dad. Lynn Nev Campbell is coming back.

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She now today that she's coming back
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be a legacy cast sequel as they've
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and ari Astor is officially filming his
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Pascal Walking Phoenix and Emma Stone.
God damn. The rumor is it's a

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young couple that finds himself in a
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I would assume Butler and Stone or
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mean it could also be like another
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probably the town's gonna be something weird. It's going on with it, right,

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but sounds like it might be some
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Dylan, let's fill in your boat
there with all that stuff. Lots of

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news we the past couple of days
here. I mean ari Astor, he's

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always floating my boat, and you
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Hereditaries is still my favorite, Midsummer
is like slightly not as good, and

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bo is afraid. I don't know, it's not quite as good as either

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of those it's been like a bit
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I'm not even I'm not any less
excited for It's not rapid. It's not

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like a nose dive. Yeah.
Yeah, I think it's just like a

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personal taste thing. But I like
that he's just taking weirdo swings with all

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his movies and this cast is fucking
phenomenal. So I cannot wait for this

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movie if this is real? Uh, And yeah, I don't. I

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feel like I don't even want to
know the plot, Like, I sorry,

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I don't care what it is.
I'll show up. No, I

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don't mean in that way. I
just like I could tell me that and

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I almost has no meaning at this
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and thinking about what that movie has
and then seen it and it being like

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a total pivot from anything I could
have expected. So yeah, that that

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is amazing for me. That is
like immediately top five most anticipated movies for

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me. Like that is huge.
I can't wait for that. Hope that

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hope that ends up being the case. Oh it's I think they're filming now,

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so I think it's all like it's
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couple of months ago. But now
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the clap whatever it's called the clothes, No, the clap trap or whatever.

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It's like, uh, clap clap
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We didn't we didn't have one of
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the logo they're out in the fucking
desert shooting, so that they're shooting right

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now. So oh my god.
Well that's uh, Matt Reeves take notes.

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That's how you do it. You
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his cript and you make another.
Kidding, he's doing a great job.

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My question was that where does have
the stone final this time to do all

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these movies and shows? Like does
she have more hours in the day than

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the average? But what did you
do last year? Ah? Well she

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was just two projects. Yeah,
she did a TV show called The Curse

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that you may have heard of,
which that's a TV show that take that's

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more days on set, I would
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don't know, and she just filmed
she just filmed another film with yourgo slash

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us last year maybe this year.
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and wim to Fos that's another stack
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think The Curse could have been filmed
a while ago, because you're right about

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the TV show, But I think
because it probably took a long time and

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edit, I feel like that probably
was the timeline. Just that everything she

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does is is good to great at
like she just she's a star agent are

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crushing it. So that's that's all
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think the only thing that's really relevant
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which when I first in OURGV discord
saw that post that his next movie

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is going to be a remake of
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thing to make a film remake of
a TV series. Immediately I was like,

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ah, I don't really want that. I'd kind of rather see something

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original, even if Oppenheimer wasn't that. But but then I read the synopsis

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for what that TV show was and
it's like Truman Show meets Shutter Island filmed

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by Christopher Nolan. Like, hell, yeah, I want that more than

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anything in the world. So I
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would be really exciting for me,
even though I haven't seen the that sixties

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TV show, that show Coming for
Prisoners. That's thinking, that's a that's

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a fine time, Like no one
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I think it's a good thing to
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Like that's a great plot that I'm
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than it would be when you film
it in twenty twenty four to twenty five,

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whenever he starts filming it. So
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was also a British television show,
so that probably try. Yeah, he's

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probably nostalgic for it. Yeah,
genre biscuits and tea as a young lad

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or something. I like this.
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and spy fi, so not sci
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Nolan's the fucking logo too for Prisoner. It's like the bike with the

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bit like remember that bike and poor
things Emma Stone is like Ryan around her

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house, like that's the logo for
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only was one season, so maybe
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from start to like a full ending
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this actually seems like it's completely Nolan's
Bandwagon one season, seventeen episodes, very

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random, numbing, Yes it Yeah, Taylor, what about you? What

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about? Uh? I gotta ask
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you're a UBI guy, but like, I don't know if like is this

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like where you're like, yeah,
this is like I'm very excited. I

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know you said, oh, where's
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know if that's happening anymore, but
we're officially dead. As far as it's

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officially dead, i'd say, oh
you, I'd say it's okay, it's

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not officially dead. Yeah. I'm
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whatever they were planning to do with
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Jillenholl tied to that at one point. It is Jillinghol and someone else like

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Jessica chas Stain. But I mean, I tell you, I don't think

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that movie was ever happening to be
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of those like we have someone bond
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like, eh, they thought the
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saying Division wasn't big, but I
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up being bigger, and then it
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we need to make this movie on
Like I guarantee you it's not like

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at least like it's pretty much similar
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a Division movie, mainstream isn't gonna
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I feel there's enough people be like, oh, yeah, that's the

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guy at the hood, and you
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I feel like that they're the Division
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story. I don't know how it
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but I think that the first game, I love the narrative. But Watchdogs,

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I never got around to playing Legion, and that was something I really

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need to this day. I want
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all these people, right, and
and that just looked like a lot of

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fun, was it? Okay?
Cool? Watchdogs too? I own Watchdogs

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too, and I play a little
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the first one or the second one, but I've played. I played both

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of them, and it is fun. It's a cool world. So I'm

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just curious what they would focus on
how they would go about kind of doing

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the story, or we're just gonna
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to be playing as I can think
it's a no, it's the Adrian Pearce

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or whatever his name was. I
don't they'd focus on No, you said

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what his name? I was answering
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the main characters have been males,
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an actress, I think they're going
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think this is just a movie they
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well, we could put the Watchdogs
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because like, if you're not adapting
anyone of those stories, it's just

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about someone randomly that hacks. So
it's just like, is it like any

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hacking script could be Watchdogs you know? Mm hmm. Yeah. I mean

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I'll I'll if it comes out,
I'll watch it because I'm pretty positive in

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Prince of Persia. I'm still pretty
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uh yeah, I'll be there.
There's stuff for you want to skip all

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that, Uh Nolan doing another project
like this, that's another project like this.

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What's the first one he did?
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Prisoner Prisoner look pretty cool forwards.
Uh so him doing this type of a

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project, the show Prisoners. But
I mean, I'm I'm enticed just the

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prisoner Prisoners. Is that one where
it's the two guys I gotta escape?

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This is the prisoner the Prisoners?
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is that's a dn'tevel news one right
with Q Jackman and like where's my daughter?

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Yeah? That one? Yeah,
I mean I haven't seen it.

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I don't know if Oh my god, you gotta see Prisoners man. That's

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good. That's a good one.
Good stuff. Man. Fucking I think

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one day I want to do tone
Retchel for sure. Yeah. Paul Dano

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in there, Mike, Yeah,
he sings about He sings the Batman,

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the Batman Christmas jingle like Batman got
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it's like, fuck full circle.
Now he's a spider on Netflix circle that

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yeah. So with uh with Nolan, So he obviously wanted the Oscars and

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so he said he wins an oscar, he gets money. Apparently that was

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in the contract. If he won
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So what it was he was smart
because I think paramoua our Universal was

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much like me where I did say
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that. Well, he took back
end points instead of taking full on more

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money, so he ended up making
eighty five million dollars after TAXI got seventy

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two. But then with all this
other stuff, he's making like one hundred

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and two million just for like himself. So he was very smart. Oh,

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total total he made a hundred His
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because he took those back end points. Because the movie almost made a billion

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dollars, Like fucking smart. It's
the same thing Jack Nicholson did them the

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nineties with Batman and he apparently made
like a ship load of money and he

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did it on the toys everything and
everyone like Jack just like cleaned up.

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Yeah, but it's smart until you
do that in the movie bombs, because

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then it's like then you may not
dick all, but like you make like

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you could, you couldn't. It's
guaranteed money versus the chance money, right,

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and Nolan took a chance and it
paying off more ways. Than one.

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He's a fucking Academy War winner and
oh sorry, go ahead. Well

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I'm curious when he's pumping out.
Yeah, I was gonna say, we

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gotta pump out as adrenal actions action
figures. I can't wait for a Hunter

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action. You don't have to pay
me, but I want all the royalties.

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Kirk wants the back and yeah,
he will give you the back end

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points. Here's your three bucks.
I was just gonna say, that's where

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Nolan is just spamming, killing Murphy's
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he's okay forgetting the oscar here,
Yeah, my boy killed. Stop you

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get to his house. Hey,
I'm outside, you're in there. I

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see movement? Uh and sorry,
what was the last scream you can talk

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about? Because we just reviewed the
last squll there's nothing dan land Are asked

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her. You don't care because you're
not watching those movies, but scream.

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How do you feel about we lost
our take? We lost? Uh?

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Melissa? Whatever do to some stuff? Now she's coming back and camp after

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Notorious. You shouldn't come after the
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certain amount of money. So the
the political scene has destroyed that Scream.

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that they would have given to those
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together and we're like ne like here, Nev, here you go, Nev

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Nerve. Yeah. Uh so,
I mean she's making an absolute bank,

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which is which is great. I
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back for another Scream movie. I'm
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a really really good like culmination of
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of course, like the way that
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not the greatest like, and they
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discord. I don't want to hear
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ship dirt out. You know,
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a whole Scream rewatch probably by the
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wondering how far are they gonna go
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the last one? Are they gonna
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answer for you. Until they stop
making money, that's what's gonna happen.

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Nev Campbell said for Scream three Press
said, you know, I'm happy randing

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here because like, if you go
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important and meaning. And here we
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she's back. What if another situation
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they'd either reboot or art, which
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to somebody, kind of like a
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man get Lions Gates screen versus he's
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it all depends because right now this
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the other ones that did the firings
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bounces all over and stuff. So
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a reboot or could What you could
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You jump twenty years and it's about
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they may establish his kids in these
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was was that non canon? Okay, okay, okay, non canon?

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Any happy? Big danelans back.
I mean it's been a good minute since

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we were talking about him. So
he's leading the charge basically his Netflix,

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right Netflix. Yeah, he's the
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He's just a film guy. So
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really really excited. I like the
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out beforehand. And so if Haunted
Mansion, did you like that? That

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was just last like Haunted manch So
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new ship with with Netflix, I
mean I I brought my Netflix. I

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bought the Netflix membership only for Avatar
the Last Airbender, and now that they've

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confirmed two more seasons, I will
be sneaking back that credit card into the

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subscription for for those uh when those
seasons dropped. So, I mean,

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if the Big Dan lin, I
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teenager. I thought you were saying
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the way like, oh, I
will be dipping in steal like it's your

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car. You're not stealing like it's
your money. You can do what the

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fuck you want with it. But
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that's not uh, he's in TV, so he didn't green light those seasons.

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producer and Avatar The Last Airbender.
There you go, he was he actually

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yeah, really, Okay, so
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Look at that his recent stuff he's
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too. You know, he's gonna
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DC job. And yeah, if
they do more than Matt Reeves, I'll

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let your movie release. We can
do it all over here. Yeah,

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I just want to put Batman Goes
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you can wait, we'll do it
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more of that that conjuring kind of
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obviously there's one more conjuring film and
that's gonna kind of conclude. But let's

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get more into that paranormal side of
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get into it. I'm glad you
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he just can't like take the movies
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well. It's part of my deal. So yeah, we'll see. I'm

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excited to see what he cooks up. I'd like the stuff he did,

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and like I said, I feel
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because you did want a certain job
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I think they're kind of like a
fuck you, I'll show you. I'm

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very interested to see how Zack Snyder
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a big fan of like his DC
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Netflix guy over there and Rebel Moon's
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it's he doesn't cares al on DC
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meme that when we watch movies on
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know we're gonna see dan Lin there
again, and everyone go watch it was

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in the discord if not hit us
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a great montage of when we talk
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and it's like a two cast thing. It's like a fifteen minute best

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of and it was. It was
a good time. We had too many,

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too many laughs on that one,
so scream yeah, Taylor already said

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it's just a fucking disaster. It's
weird how we just went from this one

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lead dropping out because they didn't give
her the money, and then they got

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with the other leads for some bullshit
reasons, and then that lead they wouldn't

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pay, you know whatnot. So
it's like it just shows of like,

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oh, if it comes down to
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be like, well, I we'll
just still do the money and say you

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wouldn't. I'm not gonna say anything
on her because I don't know her life.

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I think there is like I'm a
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oh, I wish that maybe people
came back, but wait until like

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switches studios, because it is kind
of shitty like to me the way they

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fired Melissa and now it's like,
oh that she's coming back. But at

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the same time, I'm a hypocrite
because I'm gonna watch it. So that's

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why I can't cast stones. I
just feel like, oh, I was

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kind of holding out. Hope this's
goed for a different one. All I

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need confirmings. I want Patrick Dempsey
back. I've been calling for it for

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fucking years. I need him.
He was in Scream three. He's never

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come back. He's like one of
the only legacy people. He's better than

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he ever has who killed in Thanksgiving. So I really want literally, I

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really want him back. What else
was on there? Watchdog? That movie's

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five years too late, and even
then, like they miss they missed that

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movie's gonna eat shit unless it's on
streaming, in my opinion, like they

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missed the boat on that. I
think. I feel like even Watchdog's the

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game is like that hype is dead, you know, so I just feel

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like, what's the movie? So
maybe that's the pitch of like, let's

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be come something completely different. And
Nolan, what I like about this is

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that synopsis and he had said too
things well believed Oppenheim er Oscar season.

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some people have said there's some scenes
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movie. And it's like, yeah, I agree that, like the gymnasium

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and everything. It's not as big
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I agree with him that there are
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said just a couple of months ago, like, oh, I'd like to

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do a horror movie. I don't
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do a full on horror movie because
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maybe he just want to Oscar now
he doesn't care, but like I

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just feel like because horror still has
like a certain look on it, like

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it's lesser than So I was always
like, oh, will he do that?

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a guy stuck on an island being

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constantly watched, that feels like the
type of horror that no one would like

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dip his toes into. And it's
like horror adjacent, right, so I

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think. And there's things in his
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are scary horror. Jason, even
he was a joker, is like a

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almost scary individual. He's a scary
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a horror villain. So I think
it's not an accident that in interviews he's

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been to talking about wanting to do
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the plot, and I think that's
probably where the prisoner the show. Maybe

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it's not that like scary, but
maybe he might change that a little bit,

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make that be abouit. Warner Surveillance
nowadays, and he touched upon the

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Dark and I had already about being
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yeah, I'm and already asked her. Yeah, like that's uh. I'm

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excited for him, especially after Bow's
Afraid. He's getting that cast because that

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movie did not do well, So
I'm excited he's still getting stuff. And

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I'm just very excited for this goat
am a Stone era where she's just doing

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this weird shit like curs poor things, the favorite this whatever. She's working

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with Orgos next. Like I just
love that she could She didn't really have

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to do any of this stuff.
She could be doing a lot of other

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more just mainstream, like bigger budget
money projects, but like, like she's

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not getting paid a fucking boatload for
this movie. I promise you the budget

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for this movie is not gonna be
high, so and you can't afford to

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that. But I just like that
because some actors don't. So I'm I'm

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very excited, and I hope,
uh, I hope I like it more

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than Yeah, maybe Bo's Afraid,
but it's a guy that I'm always gonna

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see his stuff because you know,
it's all unique. So yeah, the

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ari Astra pairing with those big names. I think that's I guess the most

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exciting one on this list of names
that we've been talking about words and all

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this such. I always interested by
the product. Still haven't seen Bo's Afraid

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actually, and I'm still very just
in the dark on actually what that movie

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is, so I'm gonna have to
throw that on here here pretty soon.

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But yeah, no, fantastic pairing
with all those actors in there. I

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feel like it's just it's almost like
too many big names to be believable.

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But here we are, and I
don't know, it's exciting For the Nolan

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stuff. I'm always interested in a
Nolan movie, So that's that's that's pretty

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hype there. I think he's definitely
probably probably my favorite director. I would

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probably say that. I think I
can live with that statement. All of

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his projects are are up there,
and yeah, I think I think that's

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really all I have else to add
on this of list here Watchdogs. I

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completely agree with you, Travis.
I think it's way too late on that

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one. I think if they wanted
to do it, they should have had

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that ready to go, like leading
into maybe the second movie, because I

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feel like that game kind of peaked
in the hype around it, uh,

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just in that era, so yeah, could be surprising, like what,

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Yeah, I was just trying to
think of, like what video game adaptation

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has like done well transferred over to
to film or TV show, And really

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the Last of Us is like the
only one that I could really back.

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Well, it's like you three would
say, Mario okay, Sonic oh okay,

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yeah, there you go. I
forgot about Sonic, So never mind

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you just listened three right there and
charge I wouldn't say trying still definitely a

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TV show, but because we watched
I feel like Watchdog that if I'm thinking

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of it, that would probably be
a better movie than a TV show.

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I guess you could do like a
Hackers mister Robot type of show, but

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I think like if you're doing an
action eventure Hacker, that's like a solid

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two hour action flick right there,
I think you know that ends up being

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forgettable and bombs up the theater just
yitching. Yeah, and same thing we

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just talked about division. You know
this movie actually happens, right, It's

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like something they're working on. But
hey, where's that Netflix Assassin screen Showly

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now, it's like six years ago. I know I've been I've been waiting

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on that and I haven't heard any
rumbles. I mean big Dan Lynn.

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when I was in Toronto, like
probably a decade ago, and I

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spoke to one of the UBI soft
people. They mentioned that they were talking

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about doing something with Netflix, and
like, look how fucking far along we

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are now and there's still nothing,
Like all we got was a logo.

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It's like Spaman two
