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Speaker 1: Yeah, let's start with uh, let's start with some trailers.

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Let's do that. We'll go through some easy ones right

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now because s Bubs brought up, so we're gonna start there.

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Just watch the Mickey seventeen Trayer looks so good, love

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the music choice, The movie looks great. So, Tilan, this

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is a movie that I think we were supposed to

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have seen by now, right or was it coming on

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the fall? Maybe I can't.

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Speaker 2: Mentally, I feel like I should have seen it by now,

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that's right, I think so it was like a twenty

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nineteen or something like that, right it was?

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Speaker 1: But no, remember remember it had a day and they

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kicked it to January. We discussed that and we're like,

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all bad sign. But I'll look while you're talking, But

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what do you think about this? Because obviously very anticipated

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Bung Joho won three Academy Awards with Parasite. Many people

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consider that one off of the greatest movies all time

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and stack cast passing coming off The Batman. You got

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Ruffalo Tony Kollett, who's always great. So did this trailer

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live to the hyper or you wondering a little worried

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it was originally? Oh yeah, I'll look it up. You

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don't even know s bubs come on.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, expectations were very I would say non existent in

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terms of what I thought this was actually gonna be about.

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Of course the director pairing there, but even just like

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from the pictures we got, I guess I was expecting

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something that was like kind of tonally like snow Piercer.

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That was kind of what I was expecting. And this

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is definitely not that. I love this trade. I think

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this looks like such a fun movie. First of all,

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don't even know how to describe it, but I love

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whatever he's up to.

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Speaker 1: He's busting on some lighthouse type of voice or something

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like that.

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Speaker 2: The music that spub me, I forget if it's from

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puts me in a certain vibe. And that's very different

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than like the sci fi thing we got going on here,

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so that that's a nice mix up for me. And

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I just love the concept. I guess I didn't really like.

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forgot about it. But the fact that he's kind of

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being cloned, and then that leads into all these other

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antics and just the idea of like testing the limits

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of the human body and like doing tests. It just

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seems super fun and weird. And I think the goofiness

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of her, like this slight intended cheesiness is like that

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actually perfect layer that it is using on Tapa is

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really really working for me. So consider me extremely hyped

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for this one. I think this looks like a really

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really good time.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, March twenty nine, twenty twenty four, So we're supposed

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to get this a long time ago. There should have

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been a review on the feeds months ago, first quarter

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of the year. So there you go. Yeah, Taya, what

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did you think about this one? Often we just recently

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watched Parasite the past year for a Patreon retrospective, and

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I know, think have you seen snow Piercer before?

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Speaker 3: They don't know Piercer movie.

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Speaker 1: Chris Evans saw the Train?

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Speaker 3: The Train. There's a show for that too, isn't there

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Speaker 1: It's just about the now. Yeah, those only two, I

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think North American ones. The rest are all a lot

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of foreign films. I don't think you would have seen but.

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seen it though out a it's the list. I am

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quite surprised by this movie. I did not have a

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lot of excitement kind of like going in whenever we

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talked about it briefly in the past. But seeing the

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trailer and seeing how the story's going unfold, it has

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a very light hearted, humorous tone to it, even though

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it's a very depressing kind of concept, and I'm very

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much all for that, and I'm really looking forward to

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actually seeing this now because it's just it seems like

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it really is turning it around from what I was

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expecting it to be. And yeah, Robert's just killing it

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in this role. He's just I'm Robert.

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Speaker 1: Rob's name, Rob Robert pats in full name.

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a kind of a type of character I haven't seen

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him act out before, which is really nice. I love

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and just rooting for our number seventeen against I guess

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Speaker 1: In the trailer. It looked like our main characters, yeah.

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eighteen because they kept flashing eighteen throughout the trailer a

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little bit. But yeah, just the legalities behind you sacrificing

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your body towards human advancement, and hey, you die while

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we're gonna clone you and bring you back, and you're

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just gonna be going through like dying and dying and dying,

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what happens, Yeah, when two of your your clones didn't

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die and they meet up. It looked like there was

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and maybe they were taking advantage of the system, and

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like there was a scene where three of the clones

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were arrested. So I'm curious to see what happens in

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this situation where multiples are alive, and maybe that's why

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other because like, oh, there could only.

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Speaker 1: Be one of us.

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or something like that. So there's a lot of mystery

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to this story and I'm really eager to get into it.

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because a trailer if like, well, two can't be alive,

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and I'm kind of like, what's the big deal? You

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just shoot one and then you go back to regular programmer? Right,

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I'm not sure if there's something like if you kill

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or whatever the process is, because it feels like a

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very easy problem to fix when what they've presented in

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the trailer, and I know watching Parisite even snow Pierce

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to the extent where it's like, Okay, there is hopefully

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more of this, because if there's not, then I just go, well,

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then it's gonna be quite. Hijak said, Yeah, it's funny

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what you said, Dylan, where you remind me of Snow Piercer,

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but only in like Palette and the world setting where

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it is about like the low low versus the rich rich.

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have these high concepts like the trains and what happens

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snow Piercer, I'd absolutely believe it. It looks like it

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with audio and music and tone, not at all. It

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doesn't feel like that all. Snow Pierce is very serious,

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tons of fun and yeah, I'm with you, guys. I

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absolutely love the trailer. I imagine when we do our

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really what we were expecting. And I can see why

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on this movie with trying to get Bond on there

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three Oscars and everyone loves Parasite, and I think that's

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what they're hoping for. And I'm sure in the room

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when he pitched of like, well we get Robert Pass

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and play these clones and it's a cat and mouse

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game about them trying to hurt each other. Oh yeah,

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that sounds great, But when you watch this trailer it

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feels way more. And like I said, I not there's

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one film because I can't remember that I saw, which

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Parasite time. I can't remember what it was. It was

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the guy that was in Parasite than Dad and has

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with all his work. This almost felt like some of

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the trips we get for yr Gros and stuff like

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weird world and very odd type of humor. It's very

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what this is gonna be, and this is movie. I

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it's going to be a very reparasite. It is an

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odd movie, but I think it has such an easy

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gateway of the eat the rich sort of scenario, right,

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point where this it's a very high concept, but it

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the world right now. Tars says, all tummy see good times. Like,

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Speaker 1: Quite an odd character. So it's great when he gets

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to be this type of weirdo. And uh yeah, I'm

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just very excited to see what is gonna happen with

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this movie. Hope it does well, hopefully because Chanwy thirty first,

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good review and something special. But also maybe maybe it

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maybe I'm gonna be super disappointed, but I don't think so.

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I think I'm gonna be excited for this. So after that,

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I'll throw a bunch at you, Dylan. So we got

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your monster, we got Dexter Original Sin. Just a thirty

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just because I don't know, just I feel like there's

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some vibe stuff going on there. What else was there?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean Dexter, it's just like nostalge debate, right, like,

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there isn't actually really any substance there. Do you guys

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how they're marketing. This is the best you.

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to me, the first thing we get of this is

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this dance club music, and it's just very like you said,

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it's here's young Batista, here's young LaGuerta. You guys maybe

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but I just included because I saw a teaser and

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I went, ah, fuck, because I just feel like they're

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gonna because it's also gonna be like in the eighties nineties.

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bad vibes. It gave me that like the cheap knockoff stuff.

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showing of the show or first look of the show,

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like I just want to get a

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little sizzle reel of like the new guy being Dexter.

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That's what I want to see. But maybe this is

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part of their strategy is to like not really show

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them up because they, I think maybe know that not

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a lot of people are asking for what this is,

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so see how that pays off for them. Considering could

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they chose to do the show?

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Speaker 1: Could you imagine if the new actor doesn't speak at all,

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and it's just always his thoughts, since miggles Hall's thoughts,

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Speaker 2: But they can't go down that road. I don't know,

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it's possible.

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you cast him, like show some confidence, like he should

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at least have a line in this trailer, and he didn't.

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the first opening, we've seen nothing of this other than

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they you know, they remade the you know, wake it

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speak as Dexter, you know. I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's weird. Always saw was a little glint in

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the camera that he did their classic stuff. Yeah, and

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then the other ones.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 2: I think Moment of the Hour was kind of a

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weird one where it seems interesting, like they did a

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good job of setting the tone, I guess, but maybe

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wanted to see a little bit more. I just felt

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like it was one of those trailer. Is this the

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only trailer that exists for this movie so far.

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Speaker 1: As right now? Yeah, And I worry it might be

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the only one because it's not. It gets out in

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a lot thing.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so I don't know, maybe they're really trying to

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hold back. I mean, it's based on a true story.

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of the back to back. This is based on true

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story this one.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, didn't you tell me about this? Isn't this one

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you watched a documentary about? Or was that Kirkland? Then

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because the dating show one mer, she goes the dating show.

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Speaker 2: Okay, see that's that's the weird thing of the trailer.

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I did not even know that that's what this is

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about and totally forgot. I just felt like it was

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one of those trailers that was like the best directorial debut.

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Speaker 1: This is a Chilean show.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like, show me a little bit more here

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to get me in. But honestly, knowing the concept, I'm

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already in, I'm gonna be interested to check it out.

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doing a geek news podcast and talking about all these trailers,

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they might just miss. I mean, I guess it's Netflix,

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so it just gets put in front of your face

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and then you click on it, you see Ona Kendrick,

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and you just watch it anyway.

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Speaker 1: So I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Maybe it's totally fine because of the Netflix release. I

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just feel like, if if this was like a movie trailer,

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I don't think it would be doing a great job.

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But once again, maybe I just kind of forgot about

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that element of it, and maybe it'll do great.

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Speaker 1: I'm with you. I felt like they're just missing the

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boat because it's like one. I was excited just because

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the concept was cool of Okay, this girl meets this

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guy in this dating show game, and then there's all

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this other stuff that unfolds, and then you had told

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me about the documentaryhere, Oh it's a crazy story. Where

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to me, if you just watch this is just like okay,

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date Gone Wrong movie, Like we see that that's a

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diamond dust.

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Speaker 2: It's a little generical. Yeah, Like it was well shot

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and that sort of stuff.

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Speaker 1: I like that shot. I love the setup of the

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scene of oh give me your number. Oh, I'll just

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show me and I'll check it's right, like, oh, you

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don't know your number, and like that thirty second pause

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and when she walks and you see him coming to frame.

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I liked it. But and like you said, hopefully it's

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just they'll put on Netflix splash page directed by Anna Kendrick.

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She does have like a falling, But I just thought

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for such an interesting movie that trailer was really if

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it was just going to theaters, I feel like that's

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liked a people would see them, like I'm not gonna

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pay money to see that, you know, but I guess

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maybe because Netflix they won't hide it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. And then honestly, like Salem Salem's Lot and Your

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Monster didn't really do much for me at all. I

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think Your Monster there's definitely an interesting concept to be

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had there, but I just didn't really find it that funny,

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which it seems like it's really going for. So I

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don't know if that one's for me. And Salem's Wall

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just look like highly generic, like you get one of

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these churned out every week. I feel like kind of things.

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I'm not into it. I mean, there was a good

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there's a couple of good shots there, the one right

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at the end when we're looking out at this city

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scape and there's just all these figures on different rooftops

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and stuff. You know, it seems like it maybe has

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some potential to it, but I I think this is, uh,

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it seems it seems a little a little bland, for

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me for my liking.

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Speaker 1: Mm hmm, Clay. He didn't answer us at all about

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any of the Megalopolis stuff, but he did say, finally

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going to take here, I should I think you should

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leave recommendation with all this tiff height for Tim Robson

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and Paul Rudd's new movie Friendship, which I guess I

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have a movie coming out, but uh yeah, well, I.

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Speaker 2: Mean, I don't know if he's talking about another Dylan,

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but I've never watched that show and I don't know

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what he's talking about. So I love you, Clay, but

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I think there's a mistranslation. Maybe it was kirklandho's into

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I think you should leave.

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Speaker 1: I think so.

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Speaker 2: I've seen like a couple of skits, and honestly, I

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was not really a fan of the Tim Robinson things,

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So maybe maybe it's an anti recommendation. He heard that

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I didn't like it, and he's like, yeah, just say,

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like Dylan, I'm gonna go watch this thing.

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Speaker 1: If you haven't watched Nathan for you watch that watch.

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Speaker 2: I think it was Kirkland. I think I do believe

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it was Kirkland, who is into that kind of thing.

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Speaker 1: Well, ask if a Peers night. Yeah, I'll go because

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I already talked about the other ones, and just the

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other two, yes I have. I was hoping better because

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this is a movie that's been in the can for

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like a while, and it was one of these things

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if like I think people word Max was goetting the

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HBO that may that I explain having ad night there clan, uh,

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we're happy you're here. I think it was one of

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those people were worried was gonna get a rite off

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like tax credit sort of thing, and it didn't happen.

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But it's a remake to a movie that's a considered

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a classic core like not in like one of the

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big times, but like the old movie has a lot

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of praise. I have seen it, but not in a

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it's been at least a maybe two decades. I got

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to rewatch it, so I'm probably gonna rewatch that. When

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I watched this, and the buzz around this has been good,

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so it was kind of hoping. It was like because

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I remember Evil Dead Rise is it called Rise right?

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The new one?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: Okay, that it sounded like I had a similar situation,

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but I was a cute dealing where I didn't love

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the trailer. But again with the Spookie season, and this

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will probably just be on Crave because it's Max. I

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will watch it because it's just okay, it's there, You're

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a monster. I was disappointing because I'd heard this con

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and that's why I put the trailer in here of okay,

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that like modern debut of the beast girl finds a

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monster in her apartment and you know, they start to

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find a friendship or a relationship. But I will still

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watch this on VOD But I guess I just didn't

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None of these jokes really landed for me. I didn't

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think they were also bad. I didn't think, oh, man,

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this is awful calmedy, but I just like, I don't

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know if maybe it's not supposed to be laugh out

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the whole funny. I don't know. I just thought, oh,

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this was a really cool concept, and then I watched

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a trailer. It almost unsold me on the concept. I

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kind of hope that he acts a little more. They

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should like snippets of him being like beastly, but sometimes

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it just felt like a dude in makeup, right, And

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I'm not sure if it's supposed to be the actor

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because they talk about her she has an ex in

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this movie, right, is that ex supposed to be the

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guy in the makeup and it's like a in her

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mind sort of thing that I.

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Speaker 2: Definitely don't think the monster's real, I'll tell you that much.

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Speaker 1: And that's why I could see it still being that

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guy in makeup. So and I honestly I'll be disappointed

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because I was kind of hoping the monster would be real.

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I think it would be fun, like to like play

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with them like. I think that's why we love or

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we at least always are excited by the eight twenty

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four stuff because we always see these plots and most

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movies that go, oh yeah, but it doesn't actually happen,

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but they go, oh no, we're gonna actually do that.

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And this is the thing. Sometimes bad, sometimes it's good,

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but that's our I'm kind of hoping. But yeah, I

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was a little disappointed by this tread, but I'm hoping

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that when I watch it, I'll be it'll be a

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pleasant surprise to go, Okay, no, this is a fun movie,

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so we'll see. But tayor what do you think about

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you got dexter your monster Salem's Lot.

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Speaker 3: So I'll start with your monster now. Immediately when I

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saw that trailer and saw the Monster. I was thinking, Man,

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it's our boy grayback from Harry Potter, just getting his

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own solo film. They look literally the exact same when

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I'm when I'm looking at them, it's crazy.

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Speaker 1: Your monster guy looks a little.

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Speaker 3: Cuter, but a little cuter, a little more human like. Yeah,

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a little more human like for sure. Yeah. So I'm

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not interested in this movie whatsoever. It's just it's not

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pulling pulling me in. Yeah, I'm just not engaged with it.

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So there's that jumping over to Dexter Original Sin. It's

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weird to be watching this and these events knowing where

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we're at, considering he's not technically dead in Dexter New Blood,

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and it's just it's it's weird going back to this

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because I feel like I am someone who enjoys prequels,

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and I know there's gonna be elements that I enjoy

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from this show because they're gonna pull on those cop

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out strings that like, oh I love seeing like this

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world and whatnot. It's gonna work on me I had.

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Speaker 1: Before.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, and it's gonna work. It's gonna fucking

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work on me. But at the end of the day, like,

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I don't know, if this is the show we really

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really need. They should spend hopefully a little bit more

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extra time on telling us how Dexter's gonna navigate his

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resurrection in the new series.

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Speaker 1: But maybe they're making a whole show.

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Speaker 3: Maybe answer, Maybe the writer of this show shouldn't be

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attached to that unless they're doing good If maybe I

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eat my words, maybe they're writing a good story here

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that we can get on board with. But I'm still

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just a little concerned.

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Speaker 1: I don't know if it is going to be the same.

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I don't know if.

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Speaker 3: I feel like it isn't. But maybe I'm wrong because

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the shows do come out at different time, so it

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very well could be the same writers.

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Speaker 1: I know, same like producers and stuff, but I don't

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know about writers and everything.

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Speaker 2: I'm definitely more concerned about people who greenlit this than

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the people writing it.

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Speaker 3: That's fair.

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Speaker 1: I just want to know the chicken in the egg.

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So yeah, I don't think I have writer, just producers.

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As of maybe screenplay. What they have that under teleplay

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hang on all last telepre No, they don't have that,

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so they don't have that yet, says Serious Writings. Credit

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is Clyde Phillips. So it says one episode, so Clyde

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Phillips he wrote and show ran Dexter season one to

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four and then new Blood, so like he is like

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the Dexter but so he has like a hand in this.

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But again for me, it's just like what you said

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to It's just I not I'd be fine, but I

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understand doing this show if you're not doing anything else

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with Dexter. It's like, well, how how else can we

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use this ip? But ever since they've announced while we're

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doing a Dexter like, he's coming back a sequel series again,

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it's like, well, what is the point of this? I

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don't know. It's just just just just to have some

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more Dexter good times with him, and I guess he's

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an intern right now.

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Speaker 3: I guess yeah, And you're exactly right. It's just more

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more good times and I would rather just get to

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those good times post new Blood and see what's going on.

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You know, give us if they wanted to give us

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like a young Dexter theme show, then give us Harrison's you.

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Speaker 1: Know, I think they've botched that.

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Speaker 3: Unfortunately, rich like or whatnot. Don't call it original, sin,

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call it like sequel Sin Harrison just yeah, I love it,

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and the sin like the s I N is like

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in blood, like it's dripping down and the rest.

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Speaker 1: Is normal and everything perfect. When you're talking about prequel stuff,

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do you think they show away they're like, Oh, if

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you ever get shot in the heart, this is how

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you survive at Dexter, You're gonna do that.

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Speaker 3: So that's how we know it's gonna be. It's gonna

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be him lying on the snow, probably in the opening,

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and it's gonna be like zooming in from the top

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down and like spinning around, and you're gonna have him

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narrating talking about like.

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Speaker 1: It's just like my first year in Miami and they

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shoot him, shooting him in the heart to teach him

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how to survive and anything.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, sure you get shot in the snow.

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Speaker 1: Cool, Yeah, exactly, we got lots of snow here in Miami.

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Let's let's make this. But yeah, and then any thoughts

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in Salem's Lot.

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Speaker 3: Salem's Lot, I don't know if there's enough substance there

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story wise, I think it's lacking.

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Speaker 1: But Taylor is ali.

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Speaker 3: Visually it is and visually alone ill enough to like

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intrigue me enough to want to pull me in to

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watch this.

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Speaker 1: I thought that.

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Speaker 3: At a lot of pulling, a lot of pulling. I

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just think that visually this looks great. The moment that

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the kids running and he's in the treehouse and like

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he's like closing the window latches and you see eyes

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and distance and he's like pulling his flag in, you know,

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fuck the flag. But you see them crawling on the sides, Like, man,

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this looks terrifying.

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Speaker 1: So please screen, like grab the fuck the flag comment

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just get teared, canceled the flag.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, they wouldn't like me in the States, I

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said that. Uh, but you know, I think I think

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it visually it looks fantastic. That ends scene if him

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standing there and you see like all like the rooftop

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ghoules just up there. Oh there's so many different scenes.

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Speaker 1: That I think there are vampires. I just felt like,

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because they're vampires, that would help you out too.

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Speaker 3: That's how I was thinking they were spires.

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Speaker 1: I weren't weeks ago. You're just like, vampires are hotter

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than ever. And then we went down all the movies

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that are bombed. Yeah, so I just feel like this

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is for you. Yeah, you're crave, You'll have crave for penguins.

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Speaker 3: That's true. Yeah, well I got craved no matter what

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now thanks to cell phones. But yeah, I think that.

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Speaker 1: What does that mean? Your cell phone just comes with

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crave now it does.

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Speaker 3: That's what I was telling you about the deal, right,

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so I have that too now because you have that too. Yeah,

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cell phones, man, they give you free.

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Speaker 1: It's installed in your phone. Now it's a little coffee. Yeah.

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It's like you two a couple of years ago, or

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like a decade ago, when they like had their album

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on automatically on iTunes. Do you guys remember this? And

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then we got mad they'll start doing that megalopolis, like, oh,

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free coffee with your new phone.

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Speaker 3: Like ten gigs of your phone art Space?

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Speaker 1: Who tell us for right now? Taylor with my Internet?

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Speaker 3: I'm remember I signed though, we're fucking Rogers. Rogers.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm making the jump to tell Us because they

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made a good offer. So I'm hoping it's not ship.

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Speaker 2: Make a good offer.

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Speaker 1: They do, but I'm not Mecca. If you sign them now,

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we'll give you alright, let's take our first ad break

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and then we'll be right back