Speaker 1: Cool.
Speaker 2: Huh, Well, we're gonna hop off into some trailers now.
Speaker 3: So more, what about Mandalorian and Grogu from the Book
of Sawing.
Speaker 1: About I'm there.
Speaker 2: They're both trapped in an a warehouse and they got
traps they got to get through and they're like Star
Wars level traps. Yeah cool, yeah, So yeah, which which
trailer do you want to kick off with?
Speaker 3: I want to start, well, actually, first of all, Maddie SAgs,
are you doing okay?
Speaker 1: Buddy?
Speaker 3: I feel like we haven't been asked to rank trailers
in a long time, and so I'm just I'm concerned.
You were in the discord today talking about Mario Strikers.
I think you're doing fine, but like, how are you, buddy?
Everything everything going good? I can't rank if you don't
ask me to, But like, I don't know. I just
I just don't know where he is. I want to
make sure he's doing all right. First trailer I want
to talk about is The Toxic Vender, because I've been
itching for this movie. I've been excited for it. I
love the the director here Mac and Macon Blair pronounce it.
He his last movie was fantastic and uh say that again.
And I'm I'm very excited to see what he's doing here,
because yeah, like obviously this is a superhero e type story,
but obviously it's very distant from like a DC Marvel
and therefore doesn't have any that baggage. Can be its
own weird thing. I think the look of the creature
in this is great. Like whatever kind of mixture of
special effects and practical effects they have going on there
is really disturbing. I think the cast is fantastic. Elijah
Wood was playing an absolute freak in his last movie,
and so I'm glad that he's back here again playing
another freaky looking carricer who looks like you know, Gallum
when he's like half lollm half Smiegel, you know, like
in that shot in the cave when it's like he
still got something there, he's the kind of looking like that.
So to have Elijah Wood do and that is really exciting.
I think the humor working for me. I think the
over over the topness, the cartoony nature of this, the
colors of it is all looking really great.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I've heard mixed things because this has been like shown
in festivals for I think a couple of years now,
but it's finally just coming out of the public. Now
I've heard, yeah, I heard mixed things, but I'm still
very excited for this. I don't know if anyone else
cares about this movie or if a review is happening
or not, but I'm really really excited for this movie.
I don't think this trailer like blew my Way necessarily,
but I think I'm just down based off his previous
work and like some of the idea here and like
the cast is outstanding. So yeah, count me in for
tok to Avenger. I'll be there. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The trailer, holy smokes, it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's violent, it's gritty, but it has some comedic
beats in there too. I'm not sure if I'm gonna
be there right away for the review, and but I
could be persuaded, you know, if Travis and Kirkland are
gearing up to join you as well. Like, I just
don't know if I want to go see it alone
in the theater, I have to hold someone's hand.
Speaker 1: But it definitely like after this trailer, it definitely.
Speaker 2: Gave me these vibes of Hobo with a Shotgun, which
is a er Hower movie. I don't know, it's definitely
a very aniche.
Speaker 1: Kind of thing.
Speaker 2: I don't think everyone has actually seen that movie. It's
just kind of fell to the curve side. But it's
just the vibes seemed very very similar and familiar to
to it. But uh, yeah, I think I think it's
cool to see Elijah would having fun in this in
this role. And yeah, Peter Dinklets just like breathing this
character alife. What It's just like, the practical effects look
like they're top tier. They look stellar. So there's definitely
a lot of good things in here, but nothing I
would dock of points with. Yeah, I just think I
need to go see it with someone in the theater.
I don't want to see it alone.
Speaker 3: Sounds good, I will drive to Klono.
Speaker 1: So done done.
Speaker 3: What was the top eer heap in terms of these trailers, it.
Speaker 1: Was between weapons and roof Man. But I'm gonna go weapons.
I gonna go weapons.
Speaker 2: Yes. Uh, I'm still trying to discern what's going on here.
And I told myself I wasn't gonna watch any more trailers,
but just loan and behold. They appeared in front of
me and I watched them.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Ever, since that first one with the kids running out
the home and just the mysteriousness behind it. And now
here we get a little bit more. It felt like
zombies almost with what we were seeing in this trailer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I think to this point we've only seen
kids running around crazy, but now we're seeing like some
other people kind of getting this this bug. It's almost
like like smile a little bit. Or in the world
of Smile, people just get whatever's going on and they
have to do the big smile. And I feel like
we're getting that too, and like people doing like not
quite the Naruto run, but like they're playing manhunt or something.
You know, they're running around the streets.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: And one reason why I'm going to say that this
is something borderlining the paranormal is because you get that.
I'm assuming it was like a salt circle that they
were trying to do. And then the two the guy
that g in their hallway, Yeah, that AsSalt line and
just that freaky shot, just the scenes that they have
in this trailer, Like I just can't wait for just
to experience the cinematography because yeah, just it's panning closer
and closer to them, and it cuts to the foot
that just like steps and walks over the line, it's like,
oh shit, that's not what you want if you're trying
to protect yourself and you're family.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I feel like I hadn't thought about this
to now, but like I supposed to title the movie
is maybe a bit of a hint what's going on
here of some demonic creature like employing these kids as
weapons and like sending them out on the town like
there's a recavoc I guess is sort of potentially a
bit of that either. But I mean this, you know,
director of Barbarian, I think this is a This is
gonna be a damn good time. I think it's just
gonna be a fun ass movie. Maybe best horror movie
of the year. Is that too crazy to go here
and make that prediction? Is Sinner's a horror movie? Does
that count?
Speaker 2: Let me look up and see what it's classified as, because.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's you know, obviously that's a it's
classified as horror, But I really wouldn't give it the
horror like it's not.
Speaker 1: Was that Morecary? I felt it was more thriller.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, that's always a weird passion. The differentiation between
thriller horrors it's a thin, salted line. You know, there's
not much there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure is detail and chat the Sinners is definitely horror.
Speaker 1: I didn't Yeah, I didn't get horror from.
Speaker 2: It, but I mean to each his own. Everyone interprets
it differently. For sure, when I see weapons, if it
hits that, that horror note for me because it's just
that more a guy. Yeah, it's just it's it's the
way they shoot some of those scenes and what it's terrifying.
But it's gonna be interesting to see more of what
happens in that storyline. I love Barbaria and that's like
I think that for the year it came out, that
was my number one.
Speaker 1: That movie was so.
Speaker 3: Super rewatchable too. That movie is just hoot every time.
Speaker 2: I'll never forget in the theater watching that. And there
were two kids their parents brought escorted them into the
theater and they went to a different movie. And those
two kids, when I was with Madison, like I've never
heard screams like that in my life. They were terrified
it would have powered Monster City for like the next
million decades.
Speaker 1: Like it was incredible. That's right, where are we going.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Bogonia. I don't know where that is,
but let's go there. Yeah, I feel like I'm feeling
about the same as Bogonia as I did with Kinds
of Kindness. You know, obviously Poor Things, testic movie, and
then kinds of Kindness Like interesting movie, great cast, some
great moments, some craziness going on there, but like overall
not quite the same heights is as Poor Things, and
I feel like Bogonia also just the fact that you
have Plemon's and Emma Stone in there, like you know,
same actors as who were starring in Kinds of Kindness,
but like similar to that one, Like watching the trailers,
had no idea what the heck was going on, and
I feel like that's the same thing going on here.
So this is one I'm definitely gonna watch when it,
you know, hits streaming, Probably not gonna make my way
to the theater for it. I'm excited for it just
because yours is making weird, interesting stuff. Poor Things it
was like my my favorite movie that year. Kinds of
Kindness didn't really move the needle much in that way,
but it was still an interesting movie. So I'll be
there for Bogonia, you know, in the come from my
own home, not in a theater. But yeah, I think
I think this looks just like weird. This guy's just
guys putting movies out. Man, he is filming movies and
he's putting them on screens, you know. So I respect
him for that. I feel like I don't have to
get huge breaks in between things. But he's just like,
every year, let me just put out a huge movie
with big stars.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I could see myself seeing this in theaters. Just the
concept of them thinking that this is an alien and
their conspiracy theorist or whatnot. I just feel like you're
gonna get some crazy, zany stuff going.
Speaker 1: On in here.
Speaker 3: For sure.
Speaker 1: It is. It really is.
Speaker 2: So the trailer gave me the vibes that you're gonna
have a lot of innocent humor where they just silly
things are unfolding, are gonna laugh at it. Not silly
enough in the sense where it's like a scary movie quality,
but just like they're quirky characters, They're gonna be doing
quirky things because they from their point of view, they're like,
this is this is reality, so weird things are gonna
unfold from that.
Speaker 1: So I'm excited for it. I really really am. I'm
gonna send us up onto the roof. Here go roof man.
Speaker 2: So funny enough, our local Toys r US is actually
shutting down and really shutting down it is. And a
lot of people didn't know that we still have Toys
r Us in Canada, so we do. I never closed here.
They were always hoping do.
Speaker 3: They got some like crazy clearance prices? Are you in
there trying to scoop up some stuff for Setine over here?
Speaker 2: Well right now, yeah, they're sitting at the thirty percent,
so I actually, you'll get a kick out of this.
So when they like Lego, Lego is five percent off,
and I picked up this bad boy, oh nice, the
Acclimator Star Wars Acclimator.
Speaker 3: So I picked Mandalorian and Grogu the Acclimator.
Speaker 1: I like it. There you go.
Speaker 2: But now it's at thirty percent, so the sales are there,
and I'm we're eyeballing a new car seat for for Setene,
so we're gonna be we're scoping that out.
Speaker 3: But yeah, oh yeah, I forgot that they actually have like.
Speaker 1: Like things there.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, they're packed, but uh yeah, I think
not all Toys r Uses are closing in Canada, but
just this one is unfortunately, so.
Speaker 3: You might get some good game deals there too. They
still have some video games on the shelves.
Speaker 1: No, they've really cut back on really.
Speaker 3: They don't have the electronics department anymore.
Speaker 2: Know, the electronics department is now the lego section. It's
literally like.
Speaker 1: All four walls are all lego. Oh yeah, crazy it is.
Speaker 2: They brought HMV back in there, so they have vinyl
records and bunch of DVDs and whatnot and.
Speaker 1: The yeah, yeah lots, it's crazy. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: Leave down for a couple of years.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and they got a big candy wall too,
so you can get all tons of like sugary junk
food and whatnot.
Speaker 1: Wow, it's big change, big change. But yeah, this sorry,
this movie roof Man. It uh it's.
Speaker 2: Based on kind of like a true story, uh, at
least some elements of it, where yeah, this guy is
just hiding out and and this Toys r Us this
is the store, and he goes up through the roof
to rob the place. And this just looks absolutely hilarious.
Again another Peter Dinklish film. So he's popping off right now.
Speaker 3: He is good two for one for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and chanting Tatum.
Speaker 2: I'm still riding that high of him being Gambit and
just him playing in this kind of like quooky character
and doing all the high stuff and what not.
Speaker 1: Really liking that. And Kristen Dunst is in here too.
Speaker 3: Which is a surprise that's gonna be I think fun
chemistry between those two.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I mean the last I haven't seen a lot
with her. The last thing obviously was Civil War.
Speaker 1: Beyond that Spider.
Speaker 3: Man, yeah, man, I know so of those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this just looks exciting.
Speaker 2: It looks funny, and it looks like it's gonna have
kind of a cute story and I'm down for it.
I might see if Madison wants to go see this
in the theaters for like a date night or something
like that. I don't imagine we'll review it unless you're
super passionate about it, and Travis and Kirkler are super
passionate about it.
Speaker 3: But I'm watching this one. It hits streaming for sure.
But yeah, I think I think this looks great. I mean,
I love training Tatum. I think his comedic chops are
just top notch. Obviously, throw Gambit twenty one, Jump Street
all that kind of stuff like He's He's so good.
I really love this this concept too. I think it's
gonna be a lot of fun. I like the imagery
of it all, and yeah, I think it'll just be
It's a fun kind of thought experiment, thing like what
would it be like to live in toys r us?
And I was like, now, if this one in Cologna
is like candy on there you go, there's some nutrition,
you know, you're good to go, you know, the kind
of ris you want. But I don't know, I think
it seems like a really really fun idea. So yeah,
I'm excited for this one. This kind of came out
of nowhere, but it's definitely a must watch for me
this year. Now, did we get a release date on
this bad Boy?
Speaker 1: Oh? My goodness? Uh putting you on the spot. They
put me on the spot October third, exactly. That's what
I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: Cool, you got it right on uh our last one?
Uh take it away, Dyn. How'd you feel about this?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Eden? Okay, so follow I'm reading the description. Here
follows a group of people fueled by a profound desire
for change in order to turn their their back to society,
they leave everything behind and set their futures on the
harsh landscapes of the Galapagos. So I mean that feels
like a very tailor coded movie. I'm gonna say like
that that concept feels like something that would tickle your
fancy over there. But I mean, the cast in this
movie is pretty crazy. Got on an armis, Jude Law,
Vanessa Kirby, Daniel Brule, Sidney Sweeney's in there as well,
so really kind of crazy cast. I think this seems
like a really fun idea. I love that cast together.
I think there's a lot of weird, interesting points of
chemistry that like, I can't think of any time any
of those actors have acted alongside each other. So this
could be like a fun kind of culmination moment.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Ron Howard, director who's kind of been all over the
place in terms of making some great movies and some
noves of great movies, are just making some kind of
whatever thing's in the mix. But I'm I'm pretty interested
in this. I think this is definitely when I'm gonna,
you know, wait and see what the the discord opinions
are on it. But I think it seems like a
cool idea, and I'm into it.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm gonna rush right away to
go and watch this, but I'm curious. I think that's
it's got a fun idea where a group of people think, yeah,
you know, up, screw the world, we're gonna go to
this island and just live here.
Speaker 1: And they do just that.
Speaker 2: But just judging from the trailer, yeah, the cast is stacked,
but the idea like, Okay, it looks like Ana d
Armus is gonna be hooking up with two guys and
you have some couples dynamics and some violence.
Speaker 1: And jealousy and flats.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so you're gonna get the worst of humanity
kind of in here, and it'll be a sincere start.
Speaker 1: You know, everyone's gonna be here thinking, yeah, we're gonna
start a calling it. It's gonna be great.
Speaker 2: It's just gonna end in absolute chaos because the law
doesn't apply anymore, right, the rules don't apply, so it's a.
Speaker 1: Free for all.
Speaker 2: And I think you're gonna get a little bit of
a psychological thriller here.
Speaker 1: But you're right about the Ron Howard thing.
Speaker 2: It's you know, fifty to fifty I guess at this point,
but I'm definitely interested in this movie.
Speaker 3: Nice sweet cool the trailers, those.
Speaker 1: Are the trailers. Yeah, so that is That is it, ladies, Joem,
we just did it. We just knocked a Weekly geek
out of the park. We will be back.
Speaker 2: Let me pull up the good old calendar here because
I believe myself, Krookland and Travis, we're actually doing an
in person episode.
Speaker 3: So jealous, so jealous.
Speaker 2: Well, you can just drive up, get in your car tonight,
drive on over. Tomorrow you can join us for the
Jurassic World Predictions episode.
Speaker 3: Now I'm gonna I'm gonna play thirty hours of death training.
Speaker 1: Time you go. That sounds a good time.
Speaker 2: Uh but yeah, anyways, so yeah, we'll be back. Yeah,
stay tuned for the side quest is alluded to death stranding,
and stay tuned for the Dress World predictions and Superman
stuff and all that jazz. So yeah, have a great
rest of your night.
Speaker 1: We'll see you in the search bar, see you on
the beach.