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the notification, Charlie. He's sorry, Charlie, guess I got the notification.

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Val Kilmer's passed away. That's such a bow man. Oh man,

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people know my story, my whole life. My uncle and

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I have always been like, you look like fal kil Me.

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Speaker 1: Kilmer, and like it made me grow like a liking

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more of his career because like, oh who do I

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get compared to? And obviously he's played Batman and Top Gun,

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but uh man, shout out, shout a Val, what a

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everyone if you haven't even if like everyone's busy, but

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if you're not even the biggest fan. On Amazon Prime,

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they did a documentary about like his career but then

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also his sickness when he got the throat cancer.

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Speaker 1: It gets sad in that third act, but then there's

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like a happiness near the end. His son narrates the

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documentary for him. It's yeah, it's it's really good and

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it's a good look in life where this is a

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guy that's an actor that obviously you lose your voice.

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kind of how he finds life after. But man, sixty

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five not that's not even like a super old age.

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big recipees. That's a that's a big piece of my childhood.

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Speaker 2: Well, funny enough. You can check this out. Last month

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Tombstone and we had to watch that. That's where he

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what's the sickness he has?

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Speaker 1: A cowboy movie and he has he has like some

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sickness that's killing him.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, fuck yeah.

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Speaker 2: But he he plays it really well.

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still trying to be heroic. But he's like Dylan, he's

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so charismatic in this movie. He has like ten of

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the fifteen more. Yeah, he has ten of the fifty

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most coolest lines in that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, if you've ever seen like, I'll be you a Huckleberry.

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does it, he's such a cool motherfucker. So I'd say

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that Kirklam will appreciate this one as well.

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and he's like the younger guy. He has like long

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a kid, trying to get out of the heist thing.

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think like two or not tombstory. Sorry, I'm blanket on

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the movie obviously Batman, but I wouldn't put up there.

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Speaker 1: He's like Iceman is like that's are you talk about

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charisma right there?

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Speaker 1: So damn good. But oh and fucking we gotta watch

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this me one day. Me and Tarry Kirkler have been

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wanting to be based a movie. One of our movies

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coming up is a little inspired off that is a

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you know, talk about pass away. We're gonna I'm gonna

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some of the best like humor going on in a movie.

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I'll pull it off, but it's very well on. Like

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they don't make spoofs like this anymore.

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book yesterday. That is a that is crazy timing.

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Speaker 1: Kirk, you have any I didn't mention al said I

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mentioned Batman. He's a Batman, so that's uh, you know,

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Top Gun, so like I just always like had his

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before he got sick. It was with him and Downey

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good in that. He's so good the dialogue.

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there's some stuff where like he was breaking out very early.

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give me this one.

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Speaker 2: Now, they really.

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Speaker 4: Don't make movies like this anymore, Like this.

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Speaker 2: This is much better than a thousand beavers. A thousand beavers.

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Speaker 2: Just I got two more to show that are like two.

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Speaker 4: More five minute videos.

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clip you'll see is like a gift many times kirkle

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they fall off bridge. Oh and they're gonna fight yeah,

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regular just action movie. They're fighting in the water. And

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and then so there's the whole bar. This is great,

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see the rope with do open the water? You know?

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watching those this weekend. So yeah, big man shoutut to Valcimore.

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that was the original title. Now it's called Journey from

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Greece is what it's called. This is like a French movie,

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you know, not in English, but a very silly like

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travel movie kind of between these two characters just going

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simple task, and then of course, like all sorts of

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never seen any of these actors or director, writer or

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any of these people before, so it was kind of

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a fun, just really weird pocket. I feel like I

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Speaker 2: Nice Garth. You also we know which one movie even

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two of them back to back. But yeah, I watched that.

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Doune two, and then I just wanted to watch Dune.

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the end, and then I just had to watch them.

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and god, I fucking love those films. They just get

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me amped. Yeah, watch that. I also finished Delicious in

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making food and fantastic so good. I think season two

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like it was twenty four episodes the first season, but

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it like it's a really like okay, the adventure is

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a little bit less time to wait for the next season.

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pretty much everyone. I don't know, it's it's an anime,

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pretty much anyone. I'll recommend it if you know, like

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for all their animated stuff.

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Speaker 3: You're not convincing Travis. He's not watching this, but yeah.

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Speaker 2: Could be a surprise. I didn't.

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because we haven't I don't think we've announced this if not,

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but for July or August, we're all gonna pick one

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movie to retro because we've always a retro, so we're

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all gonna pick one. We all have to us like

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a ten year thing. And Kirkland might have an anime

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movie he might pick. So I held off on watching it.

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tell me about this, and there's another anime. It's when

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down around the time Intergalactic that game showed and they

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listed all like the Inspirations, yeah, and other stuff too,

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and I was like, oh, you know what I like.

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I like the entire vibe. I'm like, maybe I should

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give it a shot. And I liked that Dragon Ball movie,

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not the live action one. We watched a couple you know,

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so I've been a bit more broaden the horizons. But yeah,

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I'm not jumping on it jumping on right now.

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Speaker 2: You know. It's slow and steady, so.

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Speaker 4: You need to get some studio ghibbling in your house

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and then the girls will just love it and then

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you'll start watching them all.

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Speaker 2: Is yeah, is that the same that's the same type

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of vibe. Is what's the one we watch a couple

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of years ago?

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Speaker 3: For there? It's the same studio?

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Speaker 1: Okay, yes, yeah, so and that's yeah because I feel

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like I have like high hides of that movie.

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Speaker 2: And then there's those things that annoy me. And that happens

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a lot of anime. There's a lot that's as like.

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Speaker 3: A lower tier. She would say, I would say, yeah,

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that's true.

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Speaker 2: So yeah, maybe I'll dive into it.

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Speaker 1: The girls I have to a amily is not aroun

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because she didn't like anime nor Wow.

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peel that watch anime. Are are weird? I'm like, what

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about Kurkoes, Well not those people? Yeah, yeah, of course.

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Speaker 4: Right, but like goodnight, I'm gonna I'm gonna bring that up.

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Remember that somebody saving somebody helped me up and save.

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Speaker 3: An anime fan leaves you to bleed out, We'll.

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Speaker 2: Turn around run away.

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that's the main hitters for.

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I yeah, I am caught up on White Lotus really

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enjoying the season. I was shocked because ever the season,

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the first two seasons are six episodes, and so I

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was watching the six ups and I'm like, wow, we're

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wrapping up here for like, there's so much to do.

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the season, which is exciting to have even more White loatus.

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my favorite show on right now. It's insane and weird.

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In the Sam Rockwell scene, which I'm sure you maybe

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guys have seen some memes about that, it's just absolutely crazy.

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Speaker 1: You just kind of ran and like, hey you want

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to do this? Like sure, and yeah, I'm excited to

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get there.

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so for it might be like my bottom of the

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three seasons, but like it's three great seasons, so it's

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still really solid. And yeah, one more EPISOD so hopefully,

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I'm sure the finale's gonna be pretty pretty wild. Walton

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Goggins fucking treasure. I just love everything he's doing, and

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he just being a pissed off like older guy in

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this is just every Sceneason, even if it's not a

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comedic scene, I'm just dying laughing. And there's something about him.

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He's able to the faces he makes are great so

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chows that show. Yeah, out to his agent too.

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Speaker 4: So I feel like just the projects that he's been

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part of, it's just fantastic.

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Speaker 2: Except for MS You they didn't get him a good

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role there. Remember they wake him back for day.

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Speaker 1: Flock Like that's a that's a perfect nordn Osborne right there,

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you know, like he's great. Yeah. No, I'm excited to

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get Crave next because me and Emily, because the kids

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they're back at school. We're finally watching shows and that's

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where getting some of my stuffer watching. We're watching Adolescents

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that show on Netflix.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I watched all that too. Actually we're on

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Speaker 2: I'd say we're like seventy five percent.

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like I think ten minutes last the third episode than

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the finale there.

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Speaker 2: How was that for you?

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Speaker 3: I yeah, I I forgot to write it down in

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my notes, just because once again's mintl lungs as we

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don't one of these sequences. Really love that show. I

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think it was a really interesting sort of meta take

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on like so many you know, we get so many

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especially Netflix, like crime doc things, and I feel like

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the show is kind of a commentary on those in

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a way I don't really want to spoil too much,

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but it's also I feel like tackling like how those

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kinds of things affect like families of people rather than

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like just the immediate people involved. And I obviously like

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the every there's four episodes. Every episode is like a

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one one take, one shot kind of thing.

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Speaker 3: Really there's no fake in it.

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Speaker 2: It's fucking crazy, Dylan.

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Speaker 3: You need because I was looking, I'm like, I'm looking

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for like a it to zooming on a wall at

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some point, and I could never catch any of those moments.

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It felt very authentic and very immersive, and it made

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this whole show feel like more real. So, yeah, that

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very realistic, very powerful, like lots of like messing up

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do it today. But yeah, Kirkland even though it might

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be up. Yeah, the acting screat I'm not sure if

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you and Shade's like that's a movie and I thing,

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but even for yourself, you should watch one episode of

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like because we you know, spoiler for our third film,

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we got a wonner and that was a pain in

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the ass to and it's nowhere, nowhere good as this.

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man it was a fucking.

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Speaker 2: Bitch to get but we got it.

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Speaker 1: But this they'll do a full sixty two minute episode

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and it's a wonner because they use drones. And then

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what they did is because Emily told me this, and

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I'm like, there's no way because I'm gonna talk about

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the studio in a second. In the studio they said

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that too. But there's multiple times where like, okay, that's

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a cut. It's like burbbands all right, where it's like, okay,

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you can see it. It's like, yeah, like the inspiration

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is a wonner, but like it's not a full thing,

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right or even nineteen seventeen, these episodes are legitimly a

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wonner because most of these episodes they built the sets,

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so like the school in the prison, that's just a

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set that is all they've built and gone together.

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Speaker 2: And it's impressive.

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Speaker 1: They'll go from outside into a house into a prison

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even though it's a set.

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Speaker 2: And what they did is they had the actors.

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Speaker 1: Like really rehearse it, and they filmed these episodes so

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it's like ten times and they said they treated it

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like a play. So that's how they did it where

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people had to be on cue on the mark. That's

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why there's other times where there'll be two actors standing

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somewhere and they're talking for.

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Speaker 2: Like five minutes because they're setting up the next room.

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Speaker 1: And yeah, Dylan, you should do is if you just

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google it, there's a twenty minute Netflix YouTube video and

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there's five minutes on each episode and you can see

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how they did it.

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Speaker 2: It's fun.

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Speaker 1: It's when I told'm like, there's no way they did

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like a sixty minute one, Like there's no way they

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pulled that.

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Speaker 2: Off, and it's it's crazy like it.

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Speaker 1: Is and it's gonna win all the Emmys this year.

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It's like the show by itself, even if it wasn't

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the wonder Thing is that good? But like that on

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top of it, it broke my brain of like if

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one person fucks up, you just gotta start the whole

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thing over. And it's just I couldn't believe it. I

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was sitting there like I would never do this, Like,

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and kudos to them that there shows my filmmaker prows

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like I'm like, I tell me, like, luckily it's a

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just a mini series, but still it's.

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Speaker 2: Like almost four hours of like Wonders. It's like that

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is just bombed again. It's bonkers.

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Speaker 3: And there's like a lot of things that happen in

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these episodes, like I'm moving between various locations and yeah, great.

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Speaker 2: It's nuts. It's crazy.

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Speaker 1: See I definitely watched that. We're gonna finish that this week.

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And then yeah, I watch The Studio. If you listen

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to this podcast of any interest in film, you gotta.

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Speaker 2: Watch the Studio.

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Speaker 3: That's an apple.

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Speaker 2: It's Apple.

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Speaker 1: It's a seth Rogan when he takes over as a

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new studio head. It's so fucking good. Episode two is

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all about getting the shot, and yeah, I told Kirk, like,

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you gotta watch it because especially when us we've shot outside,

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it's like we've been like, oh, Sun's going down, like

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Soun's getting real a little big guy, and it's like

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this whole episode about like they're trying to get the

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gold matter shot and everything's going wrong, and it's just

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it is like I heard the hype and I'm like, ah, like,

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I bet it's good, but I don't know if it

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can be this good. But it is that good, and

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it's so like it feels like the show was just

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written yesterday and then produced and put out there. It's

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like so timely and so on the money. Martin Scorsese

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has a role in the first one, and Steve BISHEMI.

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They're fucking so good and there's a cast list of

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so many people coming up.

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Speaker 2: But highly recommend it's it's really good. If you like.

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Speaker 1: Film anything about this industry, have to watch it. And

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then yeah, I've just been watching hearing things there. I've

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watched wolf Men today.

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Speaker 2: I liked that.

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Speaker 1: I'm catching up on movies I amn't seen. I liked

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that enough, I think more than other people. I saw

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A letter Box was pretty low. Watch Hard Eyes, Not for.

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Speaker 2: Me, not not my bag Baby, It's yeah.

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Speaker 1: I was hoping, but and then I want Me and

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Emily went through the Bridget Jones series, which I will

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say overall like fine series, but there's a shot The

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fourth movie is all about grief and there's a shot

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I'll just say the balloon shot.

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Speaker 2: Am I had to look at me like, I know,

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I get an emotional movie. I literally I.

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Speaker 1: Was bawling and I looked at him like, I don't

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even fucking love these movies. But it's about dealing with

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grief and a part and it's just like they just

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like did it so well, just putting into this great

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scene of how you're dealing with them moving on, but

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you want to keep that person in your life in

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all like the struggle, and I could not. All these

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movies to me are like six out of ten, like seven,

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like they're nothing like I'm gonna love.

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Speaker 2: But this this like second act.

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Speaker 1: Segment, it got me. It fucking broke me. It's the

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most of grinde since Logan died in the fucking the

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X Men movies. And it was just like, man, it

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stuck with me. And uh yeah, so just as rom

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Con series hit.

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Speaker 2: Something going on.

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Speaker 1: But yeah, that's that's what I've been watching so and

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uh yeah, that's about it.

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Speaker 2: So what do we got next year? Okay,