How you are welcome to inadvertent stay and today we are going to talk about
Garfield, dangerous profession and more things that we will gradually pull out because right
now the topics of Paco. I forgot. But well, for the time
being, you know, as we always commented, or you' re hearing
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many congratulations that tomorrow will raise her up a lot and not just tomorrow
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they not miss these so special chapters. I don' t know what you
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is advertising us monsemor that we are and that way they send greetings and send
you congratulations. That Montse just arrived now slept to the children and because Mons
is outside and already arrived, then he already met for the first time sleeping
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than that. Then he said no, for he had already spoken better to
enter. We talked about other things and I said it' s okay.
We don' t have a name for the clips we' re making yet,
because it was a moons idea. Hey, that' s where we
' re going in the car talking. It' s already amazing, it
' s really fun today. So that' s where we' re getting
it and that' s where we take it and thank you for the batons.
Check it out. All right, all right. I already saw where
he was talking about the little light and the one he' s talking about
Garfield. There with monse behind the wheel, so don' t miss them
too, yeah, hey, thank you so much for the commercial, if
we just started it two weeks ago, two weeks ago, you don'
t want to talk to me anymore. He' s really stuck working already
I saw him I didn' t see him, because he' s got
time right now. Yeah, right, well, yeah, we' re
going to say hello to marnmpaco marine, too, how are you, Paco,
he' s a low bastard He hears what' s going on Paco
froze You' re there. Well, I was with a lot very well,
yes. We' re talking about light, mijares in the car,
in the segment we were doing and the talk is interesting and well, he
' s watching the Saga Life show with Adela who is interviewing Sofia, Rivera
Torres. This is interesting. There' s what Adela says because I don
' t know, I don' t think she has any other vision that
I don' t share, but good. I mean, this sophie of
Riberators has a vision of the comedy that I don' t share, but
well, well, it' s a very funny duel for you. Some
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and Andrés Bro, thank you so much, too. And hey Paco
you saw Garfield, you didn' t. I missed her You jumped her
free. I also think I think that, fortunately not. Fortunately, bet
Mons and I have a position that we didn' t like at all,
but I don' t know that Carlos has no carp. I' m
going to mutate you, I' m going to mutate you, but I
' m going to mutate you, because the twenty- two gets a little
bit, and now I' m going to mutate anything to me. So
help and then get like Garfield air, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
well. Me and Monts didn' t like Garfield and I didn'
t like Gartfield. Gabriel got a little bored. I' m not hiding
in it but yes, I did Lucy too no, well, and sometimes
kids live her differently. But yeah, it was kind of a consensus.
So we didn' t love it. Sure at the end, Gabriel said
yes, it' s amazing, but one moment he wanted to leave.
But good. Anyway, Garfield' s an animated movie about Garfield' s
relationship with his dad. And his dad happens to apply his son' s.
Wait a minute, I' ll be right back and we' ll
get back. Oh, yeah, he comes back, but when he comes
back, it' s already taken about three days, three days, he
' s gone over like three villages. Well, they' re simplifying it
a little bit, but yeah, it did go well, I mean,
it went over three villages, I mean, it leaves him garfielih alone on
the street and dad goes for food. It' s just that Carlos Ans
Medio already realized you like Harfels' dad. Let' s tell you,
but let' s just say he leaves it for food. He goes for
food and then Hagarfield. It takes a little longer than that and Ganfield,
on the other side of the street, smells like pizza. There' s
an Italian restaurant where John is. Then you get to the showcase and you
start to have this you can see the shorts, you don' t mean,
you have a game. There with John from the pizza. Go into
the restaurant, eat the pizza and then it' s through the food where
Gabel takes refuge and searches. Now they calm their cravings for loneliness and abandonment
and make their bond with John and Cortea. For we see Garfiel already installed
in the cynic and melon cat pachoncito, and then suddenly he is in the
box that we see and bumper. But at no time does things change because
they kidnap him and hate him. They are taken by dogs and it turns
out that they are taken to a cat that is like a species, like
a mobster, like a villain and very Disney, I remember very much on
Disney Fridays. And because he' s taking it, because Garty' s
dad wants revenge. And it was the only way to be able, that
is, to have Gartil' s Pope. Let' s say under his
clutches to ask him for a mission we' ll see will be impossible,
not because of revenge and then Garfield inevitably has to bond with his father,
relate to his father and jump into the adventure and solve a situation at home
of a commission, one last blow, because dad is a thief. Besides,
the paper thief, the whole Malison is Mendiola. Yeah, that'
s the context of history. Tell me what you thought and then I tell
you that I didn' t like most of it, but, well,
I really thought it was very wrong I mean, I' m not going
to tell you that it fit me or that it displeased me. I literally
thought x I like the moment when we' re introduced to Garfiel. That
' s very nice. You can see him there with his eyeballs and he
already knows the tender moment that besides, sure, because very designed to sell
more products, because, besides, because all the small characters are charming.
We' ve already seen the cat in boots, we' ve got grogu
and that feeds our booksellers right. But Payas, I think that' s
very nice. I love Oddy. I think it' s fantastic today.
I love that he doesn' t talk, but he comments with a lot
of opportunity. That' s like my movie highlights. Or it' s
true. Hey, he' s the best person. I mean, he
' s an interesting character, he' s smart, not well- provided.
The truth is near, because in every situation he is very equal.
He' s got some object, he' s making some gesture. That
gives you everything, you die of laughter and go. He' s very
rescueable. The truth is that, outside of that, it seems to me
like a very made movie, because like with pincitas, that is, the
story really. I don' t think he' s holding up most of
it. It' s an adventure, like there' s several movies that
they came up with at the same time they tried to put them all in
there together. Not good. We' re gonna make a movie of origin,
but we' re gonna make a movie of her reconciling with Dad,
but we' re gonna make a story of revenge. But let' s
make a story like how hight th Movie you know how to steal, yeah,
and then it' s like a thing over there in the blender that,
as I tell you, it seemed to me like one more isn'
t going to go much further. I think he' s going to go
there, sort of in the locker, this funny one, but there'
s nothing real about it. It' s not going to be the Oscar
- nominated movie It' s not going to be the box office event.
That' s what it looks like to me. I' m totally counting
on you. Now it seems to me, moreover, that there was no
need for a garte film, I mean, it was not necessary. Ah
good to see the best, that is, of course, with a good
script, but this, this one was not necessary. No. No.
I don' t quite understand what was the need to tell Garfield' s
relationship with his dad because in the film he doesn' t give me anything,
nothing else brings me as a gentleman left that in the middle he wants
to do things, but he did everything halfway. Everybody looks bad. They
always give up, I mean, they never finish stealing jobs, they never
finish taking care of their son, I mean, their son leaves him,
for good, because he' s going to get food. But then he
quits because he can' t get him a better life. He abandons it,
that is to say, his task is incomplete. The way Dad'
s gonna see it. I almost don' t know what on Sundays.
I don' t see him when he' s going to eat as a
family, but he never comes near him. He sees it from a distance,
all in half, and sometimes the punches fail because he has to go
see his son. So, that is, he abandons the cat that he
hates, he also abandoned them and betrayed them and left her hanging there,
they put her in the boat, that is, there' s a robbery.
It seems to me that you leave them hanging and as you need one
so you have completed the team. Then he' s in there, he
' s in jail, he' s in jail, he' s in
jail, he' s in the doghouse, and he never does that,
I mean, he never does anything right, or I never know how well,
but he never completes the missions. Then, because I don' t
have so much empathy for the Pope, because in the end he' s
still almost the same person. Here he stays, he doesn' t have
any left of another, he comes back for his son. But because he
' s not an adorable character either, it' s not a big message.
One two has a very rare subtraffic, which is the character of the
bull and the low, which are the image of the cheese that makes Garfield
eat, that is the mark that that eats Garfield, has in an image
of a cow and a bull and has a love story those two characters happen
to be separated because I didn' t understand why, because the bull was
no longer profitable, that is, everyone was going to see the cow.
Everyone meant with bacon the bull gets kicked out of the company. Almost no
longer serves him and he is thrown out by the bloody capitalist and then gas
finds him There they find him because the bull is related to the blow they
have to do. It has a direct relationship, which we understand each other,
but it doesn' t make sense either. The villain is a villain
and also weird, like no more than revenge, because like she' s
crazy there' s no concept that sustains the film, that is, not
all the characters have a little bit. This subject of abandonment could be,
that is, there is as an element, but it is not well amalgamated,
that is, they never understood. Now you were saying why we need
a new Garfield movie, because this is not why they didn' t have
a real concept, an idea of ok we' re going to build and
say this about abandonment sounds like a little weird about we' re going to
have a children' s movie about abandonment. But maybe it' s a
posture, an idea, something elaborate there that I had, something that would
make a better film, and I wouldn' t give us a movie that,
as they said here too a little bit in the comments, maybe it
' s like a long episode that I just married already a series in which
they were getting him more and more and more and more and more and more
and more to make it longer instead of making a solid John. But the
movie, I say the series was fun the one of the nineties, well
very funny, that is, where there was a cynical bacqueton Garfield who was
always struggling with wanting to have fun and not do anything and swallow and eat
whatever he wanted and there was always something that interrupted him, like last season
' s ants. That character was the best I suddenly asked, oh,
they' re not last season' s ants and then there they carry the
ants singing. We' re the ants that you missed your food. How
that chapter made me laugh. It' s silly. I mean, they
did last season and they come back that season to play Garten' s food
and they have their song. They already had their musical theme. And we
don' t see this here. We' re not going to do it
with the same carism. Nor does it even look past spear, I was
going to say such evils, it is also wrong, but it looks past
spear, that is to say it looks abusive, not and I felt it
little angeled. So that doesn' t give him the license anymore and he
misbehaves with the others, like they never actually had the character. I believe
that is the problem of the background that a film that does not understand the
nature of Garfield makes, and therefore does not present us with a story that
will profit him, that honors him and that does, because in everything politically
incorrect, that could be Garfiel, or the not sympathetic, that could be,
because precisely that makes him such a memorable character. No, then they
give us one of several more movies that we sure have this summer, which
will be like one more to throw into the trunk of the films that will
not transcend this year. Sure, totally, totally good, so there'
s Garfield. They' re not going to see her. There are people
who did like to tell you it' s a good cartoon. Yes,
also of the chance to complain, for what is no longer to kill,
neither is he hear, Paco tell us. Now it' s your turn
to tell us what you saw in the week, what do you want to
talk about? What do you want to talk about? Well, it may
well be that preaching Right now by profession danger with ryan gosling or it'
s like a trip there to the 80s very or short of the timios.
The reigning preta of the timios, or I don' t know which one
' s new. The exact new title is King Nomo depends on OTOP and
New Fina, the new kingdom, which I think are two premieres. Right
now, they' re still on quite interesting billboards. So, I don
' t know what you like or start. I think you can start with
the planet of apes, you put it on, you know, a little
bit and days if we don' t embroider it with spoilers and everything,
but I think it' s worth your impressions and then we talk about a
dangerous profession like going through weird, because he also saw that you sold it
and I think he wants to talk about the movie. I see it and
it happens well. It' s known. Yeah, I think he took
a picture of me with Caesar at CS. Yeah, yeah, ex p
or I didn' t take it. I was laughing and, according to
me, that' s not the one in the movie. Or not.
Well, right now, she tells me. Yes, Caesar is that of
this trilogy that, because it was very successful, of the franchise, of
this reboot that there was for a few years and that really seems to me
quite good what they had done in terms of history, in terms of the
way in which the characters depend, the problematic effects that were wonderful. I
think it was a fairly decent trilogy that was just closing down, because with
the death of Císar, which, because it was as good as it was,
here closes the trilogy. And but the franchise says you don' t
know what, because we can get even more out of this new idea.
And so they said and I just think it was because they said that the
villain that this thymus was like he had opened up the whole new possibility of
the universe, of silver, of apes. And yes, I think he
did have potential. And the movie here, King' s not Planet of
Daps, because it' s not bad. I just think it' s,
like, half a gass, because, because they just like to take
back a little bit of the premise of the previous trilogy, that is,
let' s see the same problems that had already been half solved in three
films before, but again starting from scratch, not as we were told ok.
This is like a new cycle and let' s see how it already
died zzar and how there is a new order in the way apes have evolved,
the one they have distributed, in which they have a new world,
but they continue to have the same problem with humans. And there is also
a problem very similar to how they are interacting with each other, in which,
therefore, it is not the best way. But we see that it
is a film that simply recycles a little. The idea of the past feels
very heavy, because it lasts almost two and a half hours and it really
lasts quite long, but everything in the initial part is not so well written
its script over there if you owe them the seams in this beginning, which
also, because it helps enough so that in the end, because suddenly there
is one and the other moment, then emotional, in which, because half
a barathon is announced. But then, you buy it because the movie entertains
you. At the end of the day, I think it makes you entertained
if it were half an hour, shorter driving, it would be a bigger
gypsy, because I really think it' s a movie that has potential,
because it' s a tape that' s been made before. It is
told in a different way, but we have seen it before in this trilogy
and without spoiling them. But obviously, it remains as the open door for
the franchise to continue with more ape film, with the new characters that it
now features. They are just three new apes that appear and seek to be
like charismatics. This new main tell me one thing has continuity. It has
no continuity with the above touches that is actually the having seen the above,
that is honestly. I think this film starts from having a small prologue in
which, because it is just recapitulating where we stay with the death of Zizar
and so on. And then there will be a couple of characters that are
from the previous movies, but you didn' t see them, too.
You can understand them without any problems. The film doesn' t really mean
in You don' t need to have seen any of the other movies to
know what it' s about then, because that' s also, because
something positive goes within this, of this new delivery, because, well,
you don' t need to know previous kickers, although if because it really
is apes' pain, then better to see the previous three that are really
better than this, also as much as visual quality, I think they are
better, which is despite how I tell them, it' s really very
good visual and some very, very, very well created sets of such great
services. That part is very father, that is, really Pouti, is
very entertaining and because it is father to see. Too bad, because it
lasts a long time, pity that it is not also written and pity that
it recycles all its elements, but in general, that it has a film
that fulfills you with anger, that is if you want to say it.
See it doesn' t bring anything, no, not exactly you can miss
it and we could save it. And the study could have saved it,
too. I' m sure it was a lot of money. And I
don' t know, well, how' s he gonna get out of
the locker? Not really, because it was probably a very expensive movie,
by the way, because they really look great and give themselves pure fucking specials.
Then, she must have gone out face, then see if she can
get back some of what she invested there. I think I' ll take
the original series, the original saga, with those first five films that I
finally think the one and the three are excellent. The four no longer go
away what it is but the five already for Caesar to be ruler and there
are fights between the gorillas and you see the peucotas, the masks of Latex.
But I' m stuck with that and I' m super mixed up,
but I' m not convinced and I don' t like the truth
at all, that is, since Tim Burton, all the things that have
been done to him later I don' t like it. I don'
t think der Walbert likes me that much. The others don' t really
interest me much like seeing them again is that you know I' m not
really the fan too but I do think they were. It was a trilogy
that knew how to sell well, that is because at the end of the
day, they were able to renew and re- launch that in a different
way, giving it a different twist than what we had seen before in Burder
' s in the original and so on, as if they knew how to
do it like other twists and they also had the bus that the effects were
at their peak at that time. As for the, because the way an
author can give life to a character in a virtual way, as they have
said, then that part was telling. Then, then, really there gave
him just like the great plus and the one that looked super good. Not
then, well, I think that' s why the trilogy kind of had
a big, big acceptance and it also, well, had a good reboot.
However, I would have been of the idea that it should have been
over there, that we no longer need any more movie of the apes now
or in the future. But, well, I don' t think it
' ll happen. I don' t think robots are the ones that are
the most shocking for futures right now. We don' t go back to
that part, but well I said Tim Burton' s, I don'
t dislike it that much, but Timmouton' s nothing. Mack Walbrend was
also a discota saying. But if that Timboton with Walver when with that ending
where it comes to the present and it' s the semiuns, the simiens
are the apes in modern America let' s say he sees that he realizes
that Abram Lincoln is an ape and they' re all apes there except him.
That' s great, and I like that turn of time. I
could avoid the movie. Yeah, it' s not my favorite either.
I mean, I prefer Charleson gesturing by fucking saying they did it and they
did it. I prefer that a thousand times. But that one, well,
I could keep that one. Let' s say the modern ones.
Then comes the trilogy you' re talking about Paco. If those give me
the same thing, Paco or really. That' s Caesar. I don
' t care about the same thing and the original movies I like. The
second is a very rare thing, whether or not you saw them just the
first. I didn' t get all those done. This isn' t
good. She' s good and I' m laughing because I can'
t untie her from the Simpsons musical, the planet of the Apes anymore.
But she' s good. That' s okay, so this cult.
I' m not gonna defend her like she' s big, like that.
But it' s okay. Not the second, if it' s
weird. The second ones are humanoids. There they developed telekinetic powers, because
they worship the nuclear bomb and you see radiation. That' s where they
transformed. Now they have a big brains that is like Tomi Dalli, they
also do a parody and the simsons then and there are also inside the apes
planet they are like enemies of the apes. But, well, the third
thing that happens in that second, the apes discover there, that is,
they start fighting humans. These have brains, there are big guys, and
in the end, Cornelius and Sira. It seems to me that they escape
and reach the earth in the past and there they have Caesar. And for
they die, evidently, and Caesar grows, grows in a circus. Then
it is released and the rebellion of the ape' s prenet. And then
we see the future. They are all apes and Caesar is trying to gather
them all, humans and apes to work in harmonies. It' s a
nice thing, it seems to me, and because you see the masquerade,
which looks Latex and is very franchise, it' s very uneven, but
because with that I stay, I don' t know the people who think
tell us, what do you think if they saw them, greetings that he
says, but now with this girl who speaks he has intelligence. I mean,
humans are smart. Paco, yes, yes, really here the theme
is that humans were always smart in that new franchise, because they pass like
the virus and they just kind of involve some. But there is a group
that, then, remains as before and that are struggling to survive. It
' s like if there are groups of humans who do, because they went
down a little bit in evolution, but there' s always been humans who
are there like fighting for survival. And here too, for this is added.
That' s why I say it' s a little bit to recycle
the themes of the past, because yes, this was like the crux of
the trilogy, to see how the human was with the ape and how they
could be stronger together, because it' s like your gether Strung, which
is like the part the motto or Caesar' s, which identifies it.
So, that' s what they were looking at here and here, because
this girl is the one that suddenly finds these protagonists in the story, in
order to give a narrative motive now to the film, to see what she
uses already with this new problem that they are putting on screen. So,
that' s what' s happening a little bit. But, but,
well, it' s what lives in the past movies and they' ve
seen them. If they saw one, they all saw a little more,
yeah, yeah, they sound. Those are good, because then I told
them that nothing else. I got stuck in the plot. Then to see
the first plant the ges of Charlton Heston, where the astronaut arrives to a
planet of the apes and believes that it is on another planet and is closed
in the future. In the second we see those two astronaut coughs coming to
the same place, but they encounter their humanoids that have this kinetic capacity thanks
to the nuclear bomb, it' s nuclear energy and they worship nuclear energy
and then the apes arrive and they do destroy, but they destroy the place.
But since it is linked to energy, which is how they worship nuclear
energy, this is human and then the whole plan is destroyed. But they
manage to escape by showing off on the human ship and in the third they
reach the earth. And so all of these who are these soft apes,
how total they die. But Caesar survives po as he survives he takes him
to Ricardo Montalbán, who is the circus gojunu, and takes Caesar. And
in the fourth, because it already turns out that apes are evolving and are
being used by humans as slaves, as servitude. And little by little,
because that one is going to lead this rebellion nothing more than Caesar. Here
it does have as a much calmer side, it is not as aggressive as
that of the previous trilogy. You guys are more like Professor Challes than anything
else. And in the fifth, we already see to stop there doing everything
and everything that is going to be. Humans are fighting with apes, oranguanas
and what we call ourselves and chimpanzees against gorillas. They' re not there
trying to mediate, trying to get along. That' s the five movies
on the apes' planet, and I' m gonna stick with those.
Then profession danger that the andres liked more of profession danger. I didn'
t love her. I think you have your areas of opportunity there, also
your jumps is the opportunity. Be very nice to say so clearly. I
' m intrigued because I think you' re going through a phenomenon there half
a joke or I don' t know if it' s a bit funny
for producers, not so funny, because the film has good reviews. He
' s got a eighty- something on the Metacity broathnd to take you and
it seems he' s going to become one of the failures of summer.
But what' s it about? Yeah, I think we' re still
having the problem last year. There' s a lot of premiere last week
because he said he' s in danger and Garthel' s here in Mexico,
in the United States. Garkel arrives at the end of the month.
But besides, this week we have the planet of apes. But in addition,
last week was on Prime Video the idea of IT that was very successful
on Prime Video. So, I don' t know, but good what
it' s about. In case you haven' t seen anything else to
give you there the starting point. Ryan Gostling plays call Seavers is a double.
We are presented at the beginning as a very very successful, very effective
double who is in love with a camerawoman who is the character of Emily Blond.
Something happens that double what' s there let' s say a little
bit. Unfortunately, he has an accident and then, later, he is
invited to make exactly double a movie that is going to be the prima opera
of Emily Blond' s character. So, then, he wants to participate
because he is in love with her. No and already in this production the
conflict until the protagonist who makes Aaron Taylor Johnson, who I do not know
how shits you, but to me it seems that he is like an actor
more with chamuco than with charisma. But well, total that disappears, disappears
the protagonist and you will have to find that goes yes, yes, exactly,
it is a has more chambuco than anything else. Well, I don
' t know. I feel the same way why he was professed to be
in danger. Anyway, I don' t understand. I' m paying
what you think is good. I think that on the subject that with Gabriel
Carlos, which I am very interested in, also in the part of why
the film may not be a box office failure, especially in the United States
this phenomenon has been seen by the fact that the studios are releasing the films
in streaming. A few weeks later, then people are very used to saying
well, why I' m going to see her at the cinemas and I
can see her three weeks later on my screen for free. So that really
has been the main theme by which many films that are not high profile or
that do not have as much film experience let' s take it, as
well as these canonical events in cinema to be able to see certain films that
will mark certain moments in pop culture, because maybe people decide to wait a
bit, not then I think that there goes a bit the question of profession
danger and its failure. Okay. I wouldn' t call failure here,
because I think it' s a good movie. I liked it. Yeah,
I think it' s also, I mean, in this attempt to
mix romantic comedy with action and comedy as such doesn' t go so well
with it I always think there is no. That' s his mistake in
that he doesn' t know what tone to tell his story and he doesn
' t really commit to a genre or else he doesn' t know how
to mix them. Good, because that' s exactly where Stiles' movie
experiments are. Yeah, I mean, it' s kind of failing in
these parts of which, I mean, there are movies that work amazingly.
I was telling them a couple of weeks ago about George Monster with Melisa Barrera,
who is already a musical, a romantic comedy and also has a horror
movie. No, that' s not like a lot of mixed genres that
work very well for him here, he' s not that father. However,
I think Ryan Gosling has a charisma, because he' s impressive and
he' s a great comedian as well as an actor. He' s
got a funny, fat- bullying time of physical comedy, too, very
well. So, from all the time the movie Emily Blond I think is
on autopilot. I really don' t think I felt it as well it
was made like one, it fulfills and there' s its role comes out
foot because it' s paper that demands too much but, because it'
s in Goostling automatic leote, since it takes the film because it really is,
it' s for him, it' s for him to look,
it' s for you to really enjoy the tape with him. I didn
' t regret Nemax anymore, because there' s no other way to see
Ryan Gosling. Actually, I mean, it was like I' m gonna
see any more because it has to happen. And yes, well, it
wasn' t fun. I think I' m telling you, he had
some really funny moments. There' s a lot of gags that made me
laugh pretty much one of Taylor Swip that I was really screaming in the living
room. It' s good that I was alone It was really a Nemes
function that I was alone and I could laugh at all my widths because it
was very good. There are several that are really well- mounted, but
I think the film would have worked better as a comedy, maybe a spy
shoot or a police comedy, as well as that well- concentrated with this
romance, like a sub- trama, nothing else there that wasn' t
like a main thing and that lasts a little bit less, put it an
hour and a half instead of two, and I think it would be a
hit in that way not because I really think that it does suddenly weigh on
the film, but wow I think it' s an interesting, entertaining,
fun tape and, yeah, I think it' s worth seeing it in
the movies because, because I' ve already exposed it before, you can
see Ryan goal Sing in Neimax And because you can' t always. Then
go see him at Neytmags to enjoy a little bit right now that we can
do it I think it happens a little bit now. This doesn' t
mean that this director does a little bit of his films, because he'
s the same director of Bulle Treing, who also leaves you as with this
feeling of there being a lot of support at the same time that of Bat
Bonny, that of Bad Bonny is exactly with Brad Pitt It' s that
same director, because he does have a lot of interesting things. There'
s not much, too many jokes and a lot of exposure. Let'
s say what happens behind cameras and there are many jokes about the industry,
the need to generate, because movies like this, precisely or like others that
we' ve been talking about a little bit right now. Obviously, there
is also a lot of intention to make the work of the doubles visible that
generally, because the double job is so that you don' t realize that
there is ideally a good job of a double should go unnoticed and give us
this feeling that the actors are the ones doing it. I don' t
think all that is father, because yes, there are jokes, there are
references to Tom Cruz and to all these kinds of issues, to the actors
and their excesses, to the absurd plots of some films that here any resemblance
to one that sounds to them, because you have a story that happens between
cowboys and aliens. Not then, well, that in creative control or not
of the directors against the producers, that is, all that part. I
think he' s very father, but I think it' s even a
movie that, at first sight, you can have a good time and maybe
in second sight, you' re still going to enjoy it more, because
you' re going to find him more things, no more of these jokes,
more of these reviews. Well, then, let' s see how
he' s doing. I have my doubts. I agree with Paco.
I think also, something that' s happening is that people are waiting,
unless you feel it' s the event, like it happened with Barbie,
like it happened with Openheimer. I have to see this on the first weekend.
I think a lot of people are waiting. We' re gonna let
the rest of you go to the movie and tell us if it' s
worth going to see Ryan Gosling at imax or I' m waiting for him
to get home. Saves my way out, saves my money. And so
anything easier is those remakes, which are remakes or tributes to television series of
the eighties, for example, seventy as stars gy Hotch, for example,
with who it was oh Good or Wilson and who it might be. I
think so, no, yes, no, well, I didn' t
like it and what else. According to me, there' s a couple
more of those. I don' t know. I mean, I don
' t love it. I don' t think they' re gonna look
good from the beginning that you' re going around. A certain kind of
nostalgia, a certain guy there, so, a movie that' s going
to entertain nothing else is nostalgia And now and I don' t know why
they make it. I really don' t know if it' s a
budget they had to spend or what, but why they end up being that
or not. Yes, although she' s happy, yes, she has
something to say, but yes, yes, yes, yes, she does
have a pro or, it' s designed to make you enjoy yourself.
But if you' re a little bit more nailed, let' s say
as we' ll understand, yes, it has, it has a story,
it has a proposal. It' s not garfiel that makes them balls
all here. Yeah, there' s something they' re proposing that they
' re looking for. Share us clear, good poe. Okay, that
' s where I see it from Haszard' s duks, for example.
Also that remake, because x is also like safe that Jessica Simpson and she
would be very pretty, like she had a very nice moment and then she
married Nicklashe and they had her reality where I think they already stayed in reality.
It' s very bad standing, but not the reason and it lost
its fame. Yeah, then, right, after being reality, Nickleshay,
I mean, I was saying what makes this chemistry so good, because soon
they made it very silly. The cuts they made were to show that she
was suddenly very silly. Yeah, because it' s and suddenly there.
Yeah, I was falling, too. And Nicklashi was not seen again either,
as I have done, as some other little things, but it remained
as in this status as a television figure, as not an ilester, but
as a level b level let' s say already accurate as everyone who makes
Superman. Eventually, ah let' s not expect Henry Kagan to, but
as the menso left the whit Chale they removed so I' m already going
to superhand, although he says I wasn' t so comfortable. There he
goes to Superman and they tell him what you think. Henry didn' t
always hear you wanted to close with the following quickly. Tim Robot, Tim
dog, ay tim Robot, tim RobotTM, but he' s watching.
If she' s beautiful, we' re out of the movies, even
days later. I don' t know if at the same time there were
days later a guy kept talking like that, but I got a bad thing
about the robot, I mean the dog like he' s a bad person.
We started talking and then I saw that if you were arming yourself on
social networks the tim Robot, tim Perro. Then I said. I'
m going to ask the boys to watch Bot timer, Robot timer. Yeah,
no, well, I' m Robot Rob, so there' s
a moment that the robot is the character that he wants the most, it
' s that he grows the most, that he' s more mature and
the dog that I like very badly in the end. Ah Ma, I
liked him, I don' t like him, but I mean, if
I get elected, I prefer the robot, but I like them both and
I think they' re acting good, so I didn' t understand at
all, because people started in the first place. Why they started the dog
or the robot. I didn' t understand. By axis, he'
s like an animated character and there was a lot of projection of his share
on twitter at many times to cancel people on our romantic seriouss. But,
well, if I had to do someone, I' d be the dog.
Yeah, I mean, I don' t want to cancel the dog
either. But it does seem to me that for the dog it is convenient
that the robots that on the beach, that can not go and lives his
life and has it as it takes for granted, since they do put him
in jail with tries to open, but it can arrive in other ways and
it does not succeed. Okay. It' s not that I don'
t make it. They don' t try to do it, because other
people come, but they don' t, but that' s what the
movie is about and the end is that they don' t stay sorry for
the spoiler, but that they don' t end up together. Obviously,
yes, yes, well, I mean the joke is that I understand,
but we' re going precisely the mos dog. If we' re doing
it, it really lets it go and then it goes, well, much
more comfortable from the privilege of being able to buy another robot and be able
to have another life and the other poor. There he' s waiting for
them to fix it, which in the end I don' t love,
but well, since he' s a robot that depends a lot on others,
because if he' s waiting for them to fix it and someone comes
and finally decides, but in the end he can make a decision I stay
with this person who helped me, I don' t mean it helped me
to fix myself or he somehow fixed me not at all, because it'
s because they' re not original Barts anymore. But so stay with him
and not ruin the dog' s life. But also, obviously it'
s easier to identify with the robot, because the robot has a more difficult
time, say, or at least physically, or visibly, it' s
much more traumatic to see what happens to the robot. No, Lucy was
suffering You see, there was something wrong with the robot. When they get
there, the little lunch boxes, the three little boats, and they take
her leg off, Lucy, you don' t know how she got like
that. So his leg, Dad, his leg counts his leg, Mom,
we told him why they' re taking his skin off. Yeah,
that moment they' re gonna live in this movie, that' s the
truth. Pretty traumatic, but I think we finally interpret this as a romantic
or friendly story. The point of the film is that the people who accompany
us in life are not necessarily going to be for life. Yes, and
besides, the processes of relationships not that one goes away and lives life stays
waiting. But in that process things happen to the person except. But because
the case is not you I am this and at some point, because we
can go back to resume our relationship. It' s already in the other
that one staying if one day we can come back. And because under the
circumstances, the robot doesn' t make sense. But as it has happened
to them, no, I think we all had some friend friend in high
school, in high school, in college who was your friend and who you
were like I win everywhere and with whom you might have that relationship or try
to keep that relationship. And then, because the distances, the paths grow
differently and then you find yourself and you' re very happy to meet that
person, but you realize that you don' t really have anything in common
anymore, out of that past. Yes, yes, yes, there is
another world there before your eyes and other circumstances. Yeah, that' s
the father of the movie and it' s very well told and very well
written. Satan is thus three- year- old Lucia and Gabriel of cinema
as accustomed to visually vertiginous images at YouTube click. Do I want to change?
Do I? Do I want to change? They stayed that way from
the whole movie. I mean, I don' t think in any movie
I' d ever have them sit around watching the game from start to finish.
That' s wonderful. That is a great virtue of the film because
besides and also without dialogues, yes, and with music, besides gar ah
that is the music, that is, that anchor of the lyrics. I
was just in the music and it was like for poy like some kind of
choir there Greek that was suddenly to announce something to you, to help you,
but the rest pure images. So, well, let' s talk
about today later, I don' t know if you want to talk about
it anymore, but and you' re hearing me, not that you don
' t hear me, but that' s not how we talked about it.
This, we had this discussion. I didn' t teach them were
another practice with mons yes, I told him to see if the next week.
Already the children' s theme more as explained, but I am light
and above all, that is very demanding with her. But now if he
was asleep and Lucina too more than the monts was all day in a wash.
But well, hello to the money. It' s still a long
way around here. Greetings. Thank you. Hey, I was also asking
you to say hello over here. Let me tell you who I was at
the frozen cataline. Said you didn' t say hello, Hi Lris frozen.
How are you? Christo eighty- five. There were also other alternatives,
says Cris eighty- five. You' re right, Tim Robot,
it says under brod Tim Robot, well yeah, that' s the way
things are in the social media world. Whether it' s not a lusero
or not or a Steam Robot or a dog. And so are the things
that even but with the girl, no yes tim lu Zero that also I
stayed well, but well, very well. Hey, well, thanks for
being here. Paco, thank you very much. Follow Paco Marín in Paco,
screenplay under him on twitter and pa' cml seven on Instagram and follow
Carlos Anduez Mendiola as Carlos to Mendiola on Instagram and on tiktok go everywhere.
Yeah, follow him everywhere. That sounds like a thing, but follow him
everywhere. Carlos comes out violently is only virtually Carlos Andrés Mendiola on Facebook.
That hits me a little bit. How are you being snuggled on Facebook why
you have an account on Facebook or your instagram or on twitter a little bit
not I good for those things that then shouldn' t share or it is
also because yes or you block the person or is it that I see you
what that is? Like it' s not like you' re touching me
on Facebook and touching me Well, you like me if they don' t
block it, now they are. Yeah, that' s weird for me.
It' s not a very strange speech from some people. You open
up your partner networks to be seen and when someone sees you too much,
the complaint begins. But good, but well, listen, well, thank
you so much for being here. But Paco came back carlos before half you
saw her like nothing else. It was a matter of communication that he doesn
' t know where he is. I didn' t write him either.
I wrote you, Pacu I said for sure, if you don' t
listen to me, they can' t. It was also where you went
for holiday compositions where you went to see ficatela ah look at everything very bohemian,
notice, very well something suffering already you see as paco. Well,
all right, then. Thank you very much for the people who were with
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