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Speaker 1: Yeah, Blade still in development now set in present day,

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is written gonna be written by Eric Peterson or Pearson,

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who wrote Thunderbolts and F four. But I think he

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has a more shaky track record than that, because Mike

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did ask of how do we feel about him rating?

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Speaker 2: But the first show this movie has a shaky track record.

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Speaker 1: La. I was gonna say, you've sworn have you made

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a pizza bed yet that it's not happening.

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Speaker 2: They didn't take me. Nobody took me on the pizza

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bet offer that I gave you.

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Speaker 1: Still okay, so he's written, oh whoa, okay.

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Speaker 2: Say it. You gotta say it.

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Speaker 3: Other than okay. He branched out for a while.

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Speaker 1: He wrote nothing but Marvel's stuff, but then he wrote

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God'silvers Cang and then Transformers one, which I've heard Transformers.

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Speaker 3: One is really good.

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Speaker 1: But on that he wrote Marvel One Shot, The Consult,

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The Consult. A funny thing happened in the way that Thor's

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of the TV show Thor Ragnarok, Black Widow, Oh my God, sorry,

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Black Widow, Thunderbolts, and uh and then Austine We'll see

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it in a couple Flowers or Knu a couple in

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forty eight Hours Fantastic four. He wrote that, So, yeah,

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I don't know the stuff I've seen Ragner Rock, Widow,

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thunderbl I love Thunderbolt. So to me, it's like a

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probably smart to get somebody that is at least in

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the system you want to get this script out. I'm

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of two minds, so that I do like that fight.

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I get what people say because fire he said, Well,

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we just didn't want to rush us out. We just

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didn't want a guy in leather killing vampires. I think

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there's tons of people that do just want that, And

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especially when you got someone as fun as Marshall Lee,

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actually fine if it's just like a seven out of

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ten marsha Ley's kicking vampires ass. But at the same point,

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I do understand Marschelle's a two time Academy Award winner.

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the world currently alive, So I can make that case.

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long time ago where there was rumors that they wrote

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a script and Ali just wasn't happy with it, and

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he kind of wanted to be his black panther. I

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think Blake, if that is true, those stories are true,

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I think Blade might not be that character.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if Blade.

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Speaker 1: When we there's for example, when we're talking about movies

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that can be important and can't tell a story about

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mental health, racism, sexual rotation, I don't.

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Speaker 3: Know if Blade, if that's Blade's journey in the MCU.

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Speaker 1: But uh, yeah, how do you feel you feel the

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still isn't happening, but Weiss is happening?

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Speaker 3: Said in present day they got a new writer, they

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planned to do it.

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Speaker 2: He also said, you know Kang was going to be

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replaced by doing absolutely before him and three, Yeah, I

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mean I'm gonna double down and just say, yeah, I

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know where something's gonna happen. It's just like the cracks.

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I feel less you confident that in that boat these days,

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like if you know it was maybe definitely less than

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a year ago. I think is when I was pitching

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you know, somebody pizza bet me. Because Blade is never happened,

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it'd be more hesitant. I've also lost pizza bets now,

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so my com and this has been shooken. But in

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terms of yeah, like the character stuff and the writing

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pairing and what you mentioned of like what people want

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out of the Blades, Like I'd be lying if I

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said that's not what I want out of my Like

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what's his name now? Wesley Snipes's Blade.

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Speaker 3: Just just just but it could only be there.

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Speaker 2: I fell in love with Blade before I even knew

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that it was a comic book character. Like, I just

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loved that movie. I definitely am not expecting this Marvel

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Blade to be anything like that. Hopefully there's a little

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bit of stuff in there, but that was also just

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like all of those movies are like very similar LATEX,

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high octane music, sexy females, you know, and males. Yeah,

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but yeah, I in terms of like a more emotional

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why I'm buying my ticket to to the ball. There's

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Speaker 1: Writer, maybe that writer confidence written on some other uncredited

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Speaker 2: Yeah, like it.

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Speaker 3: It's one of their guys clearly, so it makes sense.

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out names on who I think would be a better

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writer to replace him. But it just seems like, Okay,

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that that's that's a safe pick there, and hopefully this

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at least gets the project made and there's not like

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get a random writer comes in, does something and then

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they just scrap the whole, the whole, the whole script

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have to restart. Like it seems like this guy will

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be able to get something that Marvel and team, well,

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we'll be happy with your.

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Speaker 1: Is your pizza bet? Strictly just on the soul film happening.

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Speaker 2: I never said this is this is a pizza bet.

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Now you're you're trying to get pizza out of me,

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I said in our lifetime. Maybe I didn't say that word,

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but in the mcu. We're never seeing Marshall leaves blade

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Speaker 3: Oh it was that extent in the second. But you're

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not doing.

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Speaker 2: You were hesitant. You were hesitant. I changed the wording around.

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Speaker 1: But I feel like now they'll still even throw them in,

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like a Midnight Suns or something like that.

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Speaker 2: You know, is that a movie or a TV series.

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Speaker 1: I think it's gonna be. I don't think, oh, that's

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one thing in this article. Fuck you confirmed that going forward,

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they're just that. He said some years we could have

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three movies, some years we could have one movie. But

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think that's where you could throw a blade in.

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Speaker 3: So I think it's happening. I do think.

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Speaker 1: Like Unfortunately for me, that was like my most anticipated project.

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because I was so excited to see ali as Blade,

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would have held my breast, i'd be dead. So I

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just like wanted to see this so badly, and I

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Speaker 3: Great, but I just like, now it's to the point.

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Speaker 1: It's I think I've used analogy before, but I think

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we've all been there, and if you haven't been, fuck

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you got like the ten inch swim dick or just

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like the tightest pussy around.

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up a date and it's like the eye, we'll do

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this and something comes up, and something comes up, and

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you just never know, because I've had both situations where

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eventually the date happens and you go, Okay, that person

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really was busy. But the end of the time, it's like,

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oh this person had second thoughts or they in my situation,

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oh you had a boyfriend the whole time. Cool, Like

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you never know what can happen. That's how this has

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the fifth or sixth time talking about a date or

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when you're gonna meet up, it's like, I'm not even

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excited about this anymore, like this is even actually happening.

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Speaker 3: So that's how I'm play talk.

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Speaker 2: That's where I'm at.

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my place, like to me, if the blade we happens,

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we're sitting down there watch together, that'll be like the

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person come to your place, be like, oh fuck, this

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is actually going down. But until that person sits down

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the couch, it ain't over. And that's where we're far

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from the couch with blade, you know. So, but I

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think it's gonna happen one way or another. So this

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classic absonalogy where it's just a very specific story. It

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was No, there is this girl that was very very

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good looking as a rebound.

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Speaker 3: She worked at dairy queen and she was she was

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like I felt very out of my league.

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Speaker 3: But I was like, I don't see this person anywhere

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else and queen No. I worked at the mall and

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they worked a dairy queen.

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just say give me your number, and then it worked

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chemistry is the person was I'll just say, very immature,

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Speaker 3: Yeah, she was in her seventies and I was like fuck.

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was in another friends group of mine and she was

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Speaker 1: I think that kind of tanked the thing I was

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seeing with the other girl.

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Speaker 3: So it was a whole thing.

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Speaker 1: But I remember many times rescheduling this date to the

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point of like, okay, what's going on here?

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Speaker 3: And I've been the other two were we rescheduled date

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and nothing happens. I said.

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got a number from somebody. Here's not specific one, got

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a number here's a very So I know we're long,

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but I'm gonna go through this way. I'm sitting here,

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get at a number, having good conversation. Date keeps getting scheduled.

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and so So's boyfriend you text hummer again, I'm gonna

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rip your head off. Yeah, I know, it was funny.

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I went to this guy. I went to school, this

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guy for middle school to high school. No fucking chance

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he's ripping my head off. But that's what he led with.

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Speaker 3: No. I was like, dude, I'll say, because Kevin's in

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Speaker 1: It wasn't Kevin Davis, but just like dude, Kevin, like

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you know me, Like we literally were science partners together

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in high school.

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just here.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, he knew, he knew I was, but he

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Speaker 3: I may move. I had no idea this girl is

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pretty looking. We had some fun chat here at East

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you text my girlfriend again, I'll rip your head off.

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Speaker 1: And I was like and I'm like who is this

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and then weird like he dropped like the full name,

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like oh we went to school together.

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the story was that I knew she had a boyfriend,

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this girl on a good time, then wake up one nautes. Yeah,

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wake up to one guy day threatening and I could

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never talk to her. He's like, well, can I just

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talk to her to find out the situation? She He's like,

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you know, he's just I'm not getting her phone back

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until this is done. It's like, which is also just weird.

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could have. I was like, that's the red flag.

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in person? Because you must have never did okay to know?

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Speaker 1: This was after after we graduated this so we went

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to middle school, high school together, high school with your

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science partners, and like graduate, never thought of him ever

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again till I see, bring your head off, this is

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so and so, and theain thing like not gonna happen.

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I I think I literally I don't know was the

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first thing I said by definitely him with the lol.

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Speaker 3: That didn't help in that situation, just because it.

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Speaker 1: Was like I was like, dude, she didn't tell me, boyfriend,

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afterigh schools, Like this is so small stuff, you know.

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But yeah, like I said, I actually want them to

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do a whole dress. Told you on the whole everything

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from two thousand and ten to twenty twelve.

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Speaker 3: So I met Emily.

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Speaker 1: It was a whole Even when I met Emily, big

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time drama because I was a friend of mine that

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had no shot. Big friend was like always trying to

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get me set him up. When he found we were together.

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It was not good at best Buy. It was literally

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a civil war where.

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Speaker 2: You texted him, You're like, if you have an LOL

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lady again, I'm gonna fucking head off loil. Yeah.

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Speaker 1: It was a situation where before me and Emily like

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even got together, she was just drinking.

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Speaker 3: We were talking and had a good time. She went

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to bed. I slept over place because it was late.

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I didn't pay for your caps. She's liked, yeah, you just

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hang on here, so sure, but I got back to

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then I slept over here and he thought I did

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some stuff and this one me and were just friends

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no one believes me. I don't know what it is. Kevin, Yeah,

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he wondered what it is. Yeah, but then I did.

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Speaker 1: As I remember, we went to poker and he didn't

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show up, and I said, and like, why didn't you?

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, I didn't show up.

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Speaker 1: I'm like, you know what, I should just sucked her.

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I should have done this if he's gonna be yeah, yeah,

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and you know the rest is history. Uh, that's not

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why I did it, though, And me and Emily had

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some great conversations. People appreciate Pixar Ilio and Marls Studio

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Sleunderwolts once it goes to Disney plus, I think so,

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but we'll make them want to pay for it.

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Speaker 3: I don't know, let's see.

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Speaker 1: Uh. Finally some quick ratils off here talked about Blade

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and we get some other questions here too that will

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transition us into DC.

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Speaker 3: Uh. Yeah, we talked about this.

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Speaker 1: Kim Fagy said that they have to stay away quote

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from Miles Routs until Spider Versus is done. He also

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said that Spider Man Brand New Day is a street

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level story. But he also confirmed that when you talk

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about Radar Project, which I think I get what he's

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going for. But he's still said Punisher will be totally

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different in Spider Man, but he did confirm Punishers in there.

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So what do you think about some of the Spider news.

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You know, he's a spidy guy.

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Speaker 2: So he Punisher will be totally different tonally, totally different. Okay,

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totally yeah. I mean this is like one of the

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main This is one of the things he said in

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this this speech, this interview where I'm like, Okay, I

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believe you. I definitely thought Punisher was going to be

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totally different than what we've been seeing him in Daredevil

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and in his projects in the past, at least since

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John Burnhal has been the just yeah, carrying that skull around,

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I doesn't really change much for my hype. Like I'm

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Speaker 3: Street Level street level, Yeah, that's.

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Speaker 2: I thought we already kind of knew this, or.

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Speaker 1: I remember there's rumors of a street level, then there's

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rumors Multiverse and backstreet level. But again, to me, this

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is like the secret Warst thing where to me, unless

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he lying, if he's putting out there that hate street Level,

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I'm gonna assume Okay, that means we're getting a street.

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world ender, which is like, yeah, especially Spider Man, Like

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he can be in the world ender, but just like

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he's so many great stories that aren't that it's about

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his world ending, but not the world.

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Speaker 2: You know, hundred percent. Yeah, and those are my favorite

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Spidey stories. Like I grew up watching those Saturday morning

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cartoons and Spider Man was a big part of it.

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So I I like Spider Man in the more like

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larger scale team up galact of things. But like as

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you said, like like he's a part of that team up,

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it's not his journey of having to like like if

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it if it's to a scale, it's because his mysterios

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doing some magic tricks and it's not what the Eye

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is seeming it to be. So I really like this news.

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I'm still excited to see punishering him together the totally

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different Punisher, but they're labeling out there. I already mentioned

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I was wasn't too surprised by that because I assume

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they would have to tone him back a little bit. Yeah,

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I'm still excited for their their own screen chemistry. I mean,

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I get that Odyssey teaser, and I'm like, fucking John

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Bernthall and Tom Holland, let's go. Uh.

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Speaker 3: For me, it's just always how much right.

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Speaker 1: It's like you just got to find the right balance

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where you can't have him slim throats biting people's noses off.

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Speaker 2: I get that, just like the way he talks though,

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like like I think that can still be the same

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and just motivations.

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Speaker 3: Too, just like that he wants to kill people. You

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just don't want to show that.

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Speaker 1: Make him more, you know this time, make it do

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a you know tell, don't show, but you can't show

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because a PG.

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Speaker 3: Thirteen Because again for me, the like what you're talking about,

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the speech is how he talks.

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Speaker 1: For me, John Berthnell's Punisher being a spider Man is

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not because like, yeah, I really want to see I

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Kim just split a guy's scold and be like you

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like that, Peter, Like no, I want like the same

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reason why he's great Daredevils. They have a different ideology, right,

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That's the stuff is seeing you know, Charlie Cox and

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John Berthon will go back at it acting wise. I

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want that with Holland, and that's yeah, it's great that

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he can be punisher toting on Netflix and everything. But

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I've said it before, like I'm happy for them they didn't,

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but I would have been fun if you could do

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a PG thirteen punisher like I want him to be brutal. Yes,

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I'm just saying, because John Berthnall is so good, I

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think you'd still bring that intensity, right, But let's see

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and then what do you think about Miles. We're not

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gonna be seeing him until Spider Verse is done.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm I'm not too surprised by this. I it

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just would seem weird if they're trying to like start

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a new Miles story while that's already kind of going on,

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especially like owned by Sony. So this being you know,

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stated here, not too surprised by it. I'm curious because

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I know Figy's just always thinking about things. I'm curious

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like what his plan would be for Miles and even

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if that's just like spitballing ideas, but yeah, just curious.

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How I did say curious a lot there, But yeah,

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I don't know, It's it's another I didn't even say

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that time. Come on, now, it's another one of those.

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It's like, okay, yeah, kind of expected that to be

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the case. But uh yeah, like Spider Verse, like it's

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coming to an end. It's not like we have six

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more projects.

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Speaker 1: Well that's why I think it's a very safe thing

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to say, like, oh so stay away till it's done.

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Speaker 3: It's like, well, you.

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Speaker 1: Guys have said that the next movie is the last one,

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so and I feel like that fits the timeline that

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you guys are doing Avengers.

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Speaker 3: I think even his brothers, it would literally be the.

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Speaker 1: You know, Spider Man's Home is gonna be done, hand

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off to Miles, and then Miles you get a net

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trilogy out of right, And I think that's a different situation.

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It's unlike Sam, where Sam I think people like that character,

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but Miles has blown up as a character, whether it's

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video games, movies, etcetera, where people have accepted that character.

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Speaker 3: Right, So yeah, it's gonna be interesting.

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Speaker 1: And even then, like I think he can only say

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so much because I still think they're doing that sort

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of deal where it's like they're making this Spider Man

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movie and then Tom Holmes in one or two Avengers.

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Speaker 3: But then it's like you got to do a new contract.

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Speaker 1: So it's like you could be saying that, but They

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could just be done, right, they could pull the shoot

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this time and just say, yeah, we're happy what we

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do with Halland but Sony wants to down do their

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own thing again because they've said, like you know, they've

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killed the Sony universe, right, that's no longer happening. So

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it's like they might just go out, let's just make

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our whole movies ourself. We'll go get some people, we'll

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make Miles. They could do that, right. They don't technically

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need Marvel to make the Spider Man movie. It helps,

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but maybe at a time where they don't want to

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give Marvel a twenty thirty percent cut of their money

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and they don't want to have to listen to them.

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I really don't know. But then there's there's been rumors

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this whole time they could have made Spider Gwene Miles

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and they didn't. So yeah, no, I mentioned there. Two

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questions are Assimi. I think we won't answer them, but

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just in case, may SA's does Blade being set in

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present day make you more or less excited? And then

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might you say want to piggyback May's question? Does Eric

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make you more exciting? Like I said, so, yeah, we

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answered the Eric pierceson one. I think we're kind of

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like for me to ask me after I have four,

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because I feel like that's more of a deal breaker.

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Speaker 3: And present they are not.

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Speaker 2: I guess past right.

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Speaker 1: That was the original because they revealed this too, that

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they actually sum the costumes from the original Blade movie

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were used in Sinners because they already made them.

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Speaker 3: So that's that's cool.

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Speaker 2: But I remember meaning about that in the discord.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Like to me, that's like, maybe that's why it's

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a tough question, Maddie, because we did get just recently

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a vampire movie back in the past, so it's just like,

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well I got that so blake and being present day,

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so I don't think it does.

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Speaker 3: Anything to go up or down.

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Speaker 1: I think I'm pretty neutral on I just want a

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fucking movie that's halfway decent and let Ali just just go,

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you know, let him rip, because I love Wesley and Nights,

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but I think Ali could match him or best him.

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Speaker 2: I think it was a higher ceiling for sure, and

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like the floor is on par like, I don't see

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it being worse by any means with the setting. I

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think it gets me a little bit more excited just

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because of what you said with sinners, like we just

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got the Vamp hard moving in the past, so just

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recency there. I'm I'm okay with it being more in

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the modern and i mean Blade, the Wesley Snipes Blade,

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like that was modern when I when I saw it

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back and back in the nineties. And then in terms

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of the writer, I think it doesn't really change my excitement,

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but like maybe if there's some crazy what's the word

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I'm looking for, Oh, it's getting laid here, but just

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a more wild writer, maybe that would get me more excited.

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The potential, the potential. Yeah, but then that's also it

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could flow or it could uh not be so successful

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because like this is like the safer pick. It's like, Okay,

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it's not super exciting, but.

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Speaker 3: We want to get this movie out there.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so somewhere in the middle there.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, that's it for the Marvel stuff. So we'll

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take an ad break and then we'll be right back

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with the DC stuff.

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Speaker 3: Will be right back