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Speaker 1: Well, our next topic takes us over to Christopher Nolan.

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Speaker 2: Oh, so boy, yeah, we like him.

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Speaker 1: We like him.

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Speaker 3: Say that again, you can say that again.

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Speaker 1: So Nolan has a new movie in the works. You know.

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This is a good ship, good Ship, and it's basically

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bringing in Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Robert Pattison, Zendaya and Hathaway,

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Lupita nu Wongo like it's it's a whole rostericy god damn,

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it's a chill. It's it's crazy. It's absolutely crazy, and

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it's a It's scheduled for release twenty twenty six July.

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Speaker 2: Until you do it, Matt Reeves, you see that.

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Speaker 4: Every two years, I want to see a movie on

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my doorstep.

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Speaker 2: Do it?

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Speaker 4: Unless he has family issues right now, which if that's

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the case, I recind my statement.

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Speaker 1: Uh And so it's The movie is an adaptation of

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Homer's Odyssey and will be filmed around the world using

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a new IMAX technology. Uh And for those who are unsure.

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Odyssey is a major ancient Greek epic that attributes to Homer.

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It is one of the oldest works of literature. H

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follows the Greek hero Odyssus, King of the Ataca and

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his journey home after the Trojan War.

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Speaker 2: Hell, yeah, I love your I don't.

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Speaker 3: I don't even know if there's a right or wrong

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way to say those names, but you just said it

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a completely different way.

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Speaker 2: None of those words I've ever heard.

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Speaker 3: In my life. Odysseus is what I've been Odysseus is

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what I've been told. He was named in the How

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did you say it? The ITHA? I thought it was

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the I. I thought it was spelt completely different.

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Speaker 2: I T H A c A.

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Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, there you go.

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Speaker 2: It was different.

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Speaker 3: Anyways, I don't know much about the Odyssey, but I

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sure know much about Christopher Nolan because we did an

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entire retro about his films, and if you check that out,

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I fucking love this guy. I love all the films

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that that he's done. You know, some more than others,

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for sure, But I could easily say there's a handful,

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favorite movies of all time, I think at least two

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or three top ten audible mention, I'll say that gotta

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start somewhere. But no, I just everything you said about

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this is just so juicy and exciting the most enticing

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thing I think is just the date, knowing that that

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this is going to be coming out. I feel like

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Christopher Nolan and his dates, that's something that like you

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can kind of count on. And I feel like with

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dates he's he's usually really adamant on, like like sticking

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to it, and yeah, he doesn't really care what's coming

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out around that time because that's his date. And I'm

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you know, I think Patroon Clay asked, you know what

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movie we might be thinking would pair up with him

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on that date. But he's gonna be standing strong with

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his power cast. I love all the names that you

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listened on here and just picturing those characters in a

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world like this of like just ancient Greeks, Like gosh,

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I'm just I'm juiced up right now. I'm really looking

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forward to this. I was, I was.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 3: I didn't have a lot of hype for like Oppenheimer,

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just other than it's Christian Christopher Nolan, Christian Christian Nolan,

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Christopher Nolan, and just like again like the cast and

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like okay, yeah, this is gonna be like a drama

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around blah blah blah. Like I didn't I maybe I

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didn't get as much pizzazz as I wanted out of

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that film, even though it's really well made, and I'm

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expecting this one to be extremely well made and just

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look gorgeous, you know, like you just James Cameron is

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the three D guy. I feel like Christopher Nolan just

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like the Imax guy. He just he just makes these

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these massive, big, big theater movies. And I'm so jealous of,

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you know, dealing your closer to Imax than we are

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over here and uh in the interior, so I love

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Speaker 3: I I've only seen like science science y type IMAX

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Speaker 2: I've never been privileged.

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Speaker 3: To seeing a nice, h a nice, big, big movie yet.

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Speaker 2: But like the Apes.

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Speaker 3: Apes, right, I did in Imax.

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Speaker 1: No, that was mad Max Furio, And then I did

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Speaker 3: Nice, lesser but still true, sure was still good. So

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trip down to Vancouver, you know, to watch this in imax.

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Speaker 2: But I would sure love to be.

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Speaker 3: Able to see one of these films in imax because

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they're just such epic adventures. And whether I like the

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story or not, I feel like it's just such a

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magical time watching his movies. And yeah, no I'm I'm

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I I'll start with my it's not even negative,

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but like slight detractors like the premise of this, the story.

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maybe it's a fantastic story, but it's not something I'm

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immediately loving. It's not really my cup of tea, I guess,

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a lot with Nolan how he kind of like he

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and forth. So he had like Oppenheim or the historical one,

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and then he like Tenant, the weird sci fi spy

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sort of movie. Then we had like Dunkirk before that, right,

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so going back to like a historical thing. Then before

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that we had Intertellar with sci fi, and then even

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before that, like you know, he was obviously working on

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the Dark Knight trilogy, but even in between those movies

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he would splice it up, so they had like, you know,

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and then Dark Knight Rises. So I kind of like

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that he goes back and forth, and I feel like

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we're dipping back into history stuff two times in a row.

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Speaker 2: Not the end of the world.

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Speaker 4: So I guess I'm just like I was hoping for,

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especially after Tenant was a bit of a disappointment for me,

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weird spy thing from Nolan, get another shot at it,

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because Inception is definitely one of my favorite movies of

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all time, but easily my favorite Nolan thing. So anyway,

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that's just my minor a little detractor, But otherwise I'm

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totally down to Goal and this this odyssey, this journey

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with him and see why he wants to do this

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and see what it's all about.

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Speaker 2: It's funny we were talking about how.

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Speaker 4: Like he was like praising Gladiator too, that was like

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his favorite movie from last year. It's like I wonder

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why he has like a similar setting and all that

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and seeing how he uses that utilizes them differently.

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Speaker 2: Then also seeing some new people.

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rewatch that movie. I do need to watch it again

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with a modern eye and see how I feel about it.

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that's fantastic. I'm so excited to see her in there.

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in here? So obviously they're they're a couple. I assume

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they still are of course from Spider are they married?

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Speaker 4: Oh so sorry, they are getting married. Cheers with a

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little bureau to that. Cheers with them.

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Speaker 3: Still waiting for my Canadian barrows. Come on, bring them

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to Canada and I'll do it taste tests.

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Speaker 4: But obviously, yeah, they're in the Spider Man stuff together.

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that and see what the dynamic is like. And even

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think it'd be a missed opportunity for I don't. But

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Speaker 4: So how do you guys feel about that? Like, do

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you think it's gonna take you out of it at all?

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Speaker 2: If?

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Speaker 4: Because it sounds like from what we've heard, Tom Holland

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imagine if he's a star, then he would interact with

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all the characters at some point, including her. So how

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Speaker 3: For me, yeah, I feel like I feel like I'm

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there's so many big just character like not characters, big

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actors in this film, big names. I like, I I

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just don't think I'm gonna get that vibe of it

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feeling like, you know, like the Far from Home or

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this world. But who knows, Like I guess it could

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a lot of his other films. But for Zandiya, like

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feel like she's she's like water. She'll just you know,

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they just probably individually crushed it on their own.

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Speaker 2: You know, maybe they even drove there.

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Speaker 4: Together to show up to the cast office to do that,

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and like, I'm sure they both just crushed it. That's

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that's how I imagine it would go. Like, like I said,

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when you have worked with someone previously, maybe it's a

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but yeah, I'm I'm sure that they were just individually.

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Speaker 2: The best fit for their role here.

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Speaker 4: And that's and I mean, who which name an actor

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are taking huge pig huts, making like the Hollywood minimum

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wage to just like be in any scene, even if

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work with someone like that. So yeah, it's yeah, I'm really,

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Speaker 2: It's just kind of an oddity potentially.

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Speaker 1: You know, when I watch Dune, I see I see MJ.

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Speaker 2: I don't see uh really in there. Yeah, I just

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character which one's Johnny again? Okay, yeah, I don't see you.

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Speaker 4: Don't see her, you just seem okay, you don't even

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the movie. Just just MJ.

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Speaker 1: They've just really cemented into those roles for me, And

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it's kind of like Daisy Ridley, like I I could

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see her in something else and I just know you're Ray,

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like I can't see you as anything else. Same with

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Mark Hamill, like I'm sorry, all I see is loose Skywalker.

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It's just it's just one of those roles. It's just like, ah,

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so I when I when I see both of them.

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Speaker 2: Together here, uh, I think it's cool that.

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Speaker 1: You know, you get to work with your significant other

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like that. It's awesome, and you know they're both they're

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great actors. But yeah, I'm just gonna see I'm just

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gonna see Peter Parker and Mary Jane in this movie.

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So that's hope, Faith, I'm hoping they.

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Speaker 4: Give him like maybe the time when you're able to

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make that disconnection. Maybe Nolan will transform you with this.

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Maybe maybe what's his name Holland will have like huge

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beard or something like that, which I can't even picture that,

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but i'd like to see it.

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Speaker 2: Zen Dai. I don't know what she'll do, but hm,

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she's great.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know get behind that, you know.

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I mean, even seeing Tom Holland and Uncharted, he didn't

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give me a Nathan Drake vibe, but he definitely he

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still felt like Peter Parker.

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Speaker 2: Really, I haven't seen that one yet.

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Speaker 1: Apparently there's supposed to be a sequel or something, but that's.

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Speaker 2: Really the other Day something. I don't think it did well.

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Speaker 3: I wanted to so just on the idea of like

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what you brought up, Dylan, about the kind of ebb

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and flow that Nolan goes through with these like more

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historical movies or maybe just a more sci fi fantastical one.

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I feel like part of me is unsure on Like

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I think this will very much be a realistic, grounded story. However,

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at the end of the day, the Odyssey is an epic,

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Like it's not it's not something that actually happened, Like

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it is a tale. And of course, you know, you

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and I just over the holidays we reviewed uh well

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not really holidays, but in that month war with the

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Row here them, And I feel like that is an

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example of like you brought up this example about that story,

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it's a telling of an event through some through a narrator, right,

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And and if this is I'm not gonna say it's

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gonna be narrated by someone of a story, but like,

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if this is an epic tale, there could be some

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sort of fantasy elements to it. I I don't think

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it's gonna be like dragons and like way over the top,

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like the main in your face thing.

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Speaker 2: But I could very much be a dragon though, I'll

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tell you that much.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, sign me up for that. I'm so down.

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But like, I just feel like even in something an

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interstellar where it is science fied like it's still very

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realistic and and I don't even want to say until

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it gets to a certain point because it's still just

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like a wild idea to be.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, then we got a guy in a bookshelf, so like, yeah,

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definitely go beyond.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So I'm just curious if he brings any of

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that into this story, even though I do foresee it

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being a very you know, human realistic, realistic tale.

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Speaker 2: No, I mean, great point. That just shows how little

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I know about this worse.

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Speaker 4: Material, Like I don't know anything about it, but like, yeah,

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there's very there's a very clear difference between the way

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is that like Dunkirk and Oppenheimer are a similar thing, yeah,

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versus them being similar to this. So yeah, very very

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good point. I think I'm sure I will be pleasantly surprised.

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I'm sure as soon as that first trailer drops, which

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is yeah something for Oppenheimer. First trailer drop, I was like, okay, yeah,

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I know what they're doing here, and then was until

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I saw the movie was like, oh, yeah, this is excellent.

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But I'm sure with Odyssey that hype train will start

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a lot sooner.

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Speaker 3: I think, Well, wasn't like the trailer too it was

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just like the countdown of the bomb dropping and it

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just sos like Killian Murphy, just like sweaty and having

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a panic attack, and then like that was the trailer.

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It's like, Okay, yeah, this is probably gonna be a depressing.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely.

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Speaker 1: Alrighty uh, anything else you guys.

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Speaker 2: Want to sneak in there? Regarding Nolan stund Out, No,