Speaker 1: What a time to be alive. It was announced yesterday.
Speaker 1: This is Friday, the end of May. Summer is right
Speaker 1: around the corner, or maybe we're in summer. It depends
Speaker 1: on how you look at life. But Sydney Sweeney is
Speaker 1: selling five thousand bars of soap that contained drops of
Speaker 1: her own bath water in collaboration with Doctor Squatch with
Speaker 1: the Buxom Young Lad saying, fans always joke about wanting
Speaker 1: my bathwater. I was like, this is such a cool
Speaker 1: way to give them what they want.
Speaker 2: Wow, there's really just nothing better than when someone gets
Speaker 2: it right. Sydney Sweeney gets it. She understands her fans.
Speaker 2: This is tongue in cheek, but it's also like, this
Speaker 2: is a big kinky Sydney. This is exactly what we
Speaker 2: wanted out of you and you gave it to us.
Speaker 2: So now, like, what's next on list that we want
Speaker 2: from Sydney switey? Are we gonna get that as well?
Speaker 1: Well? Someone made a joke on X where they had
Speaker 1: a photoshop of Sharman being like, we have an idea.
Speaker 1: She went on to say, My hope is that it
Speaker 1: just gets guys to think about taking care of themselves
Speaker 1: and cleaning themselves with some healthy products. Yeah, they'll be
Speaker 1: cleaning one area, thinking about tongue in cheek.
Speaker 2: Why does this bar soak have hot grooves? She has
Speaker 2: a point. There's a lot of gross dudes out there.
Speaker 2: You live with a female, so you are you're infinitely
Speaker 2: more clean than most dudes. I lived with two female
Speaker 2: relatives for a very long time, so I think I
Speaker 2: have pretty good cleaning lists, pretty good hygiene for a male.
Speaker 2: The Mac and Goo program, we're well above the male
Speaker 2: standard for hygiene and cleanliness. And I take pride in that.
Speaker 1: And I imagine that when you get your order of
Speaker 1: one hundred bars of soap, you're gonna be on a
Speaker 1: seafood diet. See soap and eat it.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you the combo of this working so well
Speaker 2: with the eating soap scene from Friendship is just like
Speaker 2: that was an A plus tweet from me.
Speaker 1: I mean, you are gonna put the soap in your
Speaker 1: mouth and just say, oh, I've been a bird boy.
Speaker 1: I know, my pawn.
Speaker 2: I'm really excited to see what the secondary market is
Speaker 2: gonna be for these bars of soap.
Speaker 1: I was thinking the exact same thing. If she's only
Speaker 1: putting out five thousand bars of these soaps. Also, is
Speaker 1: her body? Is her bath water actually gonna be in
Speaker 1: these soaps? I'd imagine not, but just a it's good.
Speaker 2: It better come with a fucking car. That's like someone
Speaker 2: witnessed this, this, this bathwater being ported.
Speaker 1: I need to see that little sapling of water falling.
Speaker 1: I need I need to know what body part this
Speaker 1: fell off of. I don't want it from her hair.
Speaker 2: I'll take it for everybody.
Speaker 1: I don't care where it is. If you just tell
Speaker 1: me that it's from somewhere I'm in, I don't, I
Speaker 1: don't care. One go three, yeah, chop three, King of
Speaker 1: Queen Marl Street Entertainment, I'm go. I'm mad, and we
Speaker 1: are the Mac and Goo program. As you can see,
Speaker 1: the sunglasses are off and I look okay.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, congratulations, thank you. How's that going for you?
Speaker 1: A little bit of a residual effect right now of
Speaker 1: some dry skin scabbage over the eye, but it's not
Speaker 1: as bad as it was. And I hate wearing sunglasses
Speaker 1: on the pod. I look like a douchebag. And you
Speaker 1: can see the ring light in my sunglasses, which is
Speaker 1: incredibly annoying. I would like to applaud anyone who sat
Speaker 1: through those videos and accepted me for me.
Speaker 2: Will your wife kiss you again? Currently?
Speaker 1: What year is it?
Speaker 2: I just imagine she couldn't look you in your ugly
Speaker 2: eye for a week or so. There, so no kissing none.
Speaker 1: It wasn't conjunctivitis.
Speaker 2: Is Raffi hugging you again?
Speaker 1: Raffi told me that it was disgusting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, folks, yay. We are discussing Leelo and Stitched the
Speaker 2: live action remake of the two thousand and two animated
Speaker 2: Disney movie, and I would say go and E's opinion
Speaker 2: of the original animated movie is that I would say
Speaker 2: it's generally underrated, really good Disney movie, maybe not top tier,
Speaker 2: but right below it.
Speaker 1: It came just after my prime Disney watching years, where
Speaker 1: as a teenager you're gonna pooh pooh Disney movies and
Speaker 1: you're not gonna give them enough credit for what they are.
Speaker 1: But then you'll get back to them when you have
Speaker 1: kids and you look, that's pretty good. That's a good movie.
Speaker 1: I do think it's a little inconsistent, maybe pacing wise,
Speaker 1: because they're trying to wrap things up pretty quickly, but
Speaker 1: it's a very good Disney movie, pretty.
Speaker 2: Unique compared to the movies that had come out the
Speaker 2: ten years before it too, So I like that that
Speaker 2: it's a little astray from the typical thing. And also
Speaker 2: in general, I don't think either of us wanted or
Speaker 2: think that really any of these movies need live action remakes.
Speaker 2: But if you're gonna do it, don't do the five
Speaker 2: or six definitive like top Tier forty Doggers. Do these
Speaker 2: ones that were a little more underrated, didn't make maybe
Speaker 2: as much money as they should have, ones that deserve
Speaker 2: a second life. And I think this is a prime candidate.
Speaker 1: For Also, if you're Disney and you watch a movie,
Speaker 1: say like Detective Pikachu. You see that and you say,
Speaker 1: how do we get a piece of this action? We
Speaker 1: have something that looks a lot like a Pikachu. Let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and we'll see merch. Wise, like merch, this
Speaker 1: movie could have made zero dollars at the box office
Speaker 1: and it was still worth it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And to your point, when we started seeing teasers
Speaker 2: for this, I don't know eight much of you Go
Speaker 2: a year ago. They just showed Stitch, and Stitch looked
Speaker 2: really good. Yeah, which is a selling point in and
Speaker 2: of itself.
Speaker 1: That Super Bowl ad where Stitch just runs a muck
Speaker 1: on the field. You hooked everyone.
Speaker 2: Right there, yep. And your four year old son loved it.
Speaker 2: This movie loved it, that's it.
Speaker 1: I will say that he was He loved the Stitch
Speaker 1: parts and he did enjoy the end, but I could
Speaker 1: kind of tell he was losing a little bit of
Speaker 1: interest in the first act when they went away from
Speaker 1: Stitch to set up the family drama.
Speaker 2: I think maybe a six or seven year old might
Speaker 2: be more interested in the little kid hijinks part of
Speaker 2: it too. But this is what we're talking about. You know,
Speaker 2: if your four year old to ten year old loved
Speaker 2: this movie, that's what their goal is, and that's what
Speaker 2: all of Disney movies should be geared towards the twelve thirteen,
Speaker 2: fourteen year olds that they seemingly have gotten into with
Speaker 2: a lot of like the Pixar related shit Too Goo.
Speaker 2: On opening weekend, Lelo and Stitch made one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty six million dollars, which was one million dollars more
Speaker 2: than it made and in its entire domestic run in
Speaker 2: two thousand and two, So that's a huge plush. It
Speaker 2: is up to two hundred and seven million domestic heading
Speaker 2: into this weekend. It's second weekend, and four hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty million dollars worldwide, and all that off one hundred
Speaker 2: million dollar budget. So this is already making money for it.
Speaker 2: Even if you double up that to two hundred or
Speaker 2: two fifty, even for marketing, it's already made Buku bucks.
Speaker 1: I hate to bring this up so often, and we'll
Speaker 1: have to do an update soon. But the fact that
Speaker 1: I passed on this, and I could have had this
Speaker 1: movie that I knew was gonna be gangbusters in the
Speaker 1: movie draft to have seven hot dogs left over, eight
Speaker 1: on Ballerina and five on lethal weapon, I should be
Speaker 1: thrown off this podcast.
Speaker 2: Speaking of that, I haven't had an update in a
Speaker 2: couple months. I'll get the movie.
Speaker 1: Did Davey take this? You did a fuck you want again?
Speaker 1: You sonny shitch?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure I had this. It was me dat
Speaker 2: pitch for sure. I'm pretty sure I got it.
Speaker 1: It's actually funny. In our text, Jamee Davy thinks that
Speaker 1: he drafted every movie.
Speaker 2: Everybody.
Speaker 1: He's like, oh, did I take this one? Were you there?
Speaker 2: A good? The animated movie ended up making two hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy million worldwide, so it made a lot of money.
Speaker 2: It's just it's not it's not talked about in the
Speaker 2: pantheon it.
Speaker 1: But once again, even with that box office like that's good.
Speaker 1: But it's the Stitch Merch that really pushes what Disney
Speaker 1: needs from these movies. Like we talked about a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, uh tmnt Mutant Mayhem only made a
Speaker 1: certain amount at the box office, but Turtle Merch made
Speaker 1: over a billion, so they said, we'll make a sequel.
Speaker 2: And to that point, gou this movie actually has a
Speaker 2: sneaky all time great movie poster promoting it. It's all
Speaker 2: the Disney characters that came before Stitch in the Renaissance
Speaker 2: era looking down at Stitch, like what the fuck is
Speaker 2: that sort of thing? Like great marketing.
Speaker 1: Too, Yeah, the O two marketing with its trailers too,
Speaker 1: where it was Stitch going into other Disney movies and
Speaker 1: causing camps. Famously went into a whole New World Aladdin
Speaker 1: and picked up Jasmine. Ign asked him about that and
Speaker 1: he's like, it was just publicity, guys. Me and Jasmine
Speaker 1: didn't do anything.
Speaker 2: No hanky panky there. Yeah, dude, this, like its original counterpart,
Speaker 2: is a PG rated movie. This is an action, adventure, comedy, drama, family,
Speaker 2: fantasy sub genres. We have alien invasion, buddy comedy, sci fi, epic,
Speaker 2: space sci fi. There is a decent amount of sci
Speaker 2: fi to this. And you know what, what I think
Speaker 2: makes this movie so great and I think kind of
Speaker 2: kicks it up maybe even a daughter or two. The
Speaker 2: more you think about it, it does all those things
Speaker 2: fairly well. It is funny, it is dramatic, It is
Speaker 2: a faily movie. There is fantasy sci fi there. It's
Speaker 2: a good adventure, good action. It hits on all of
Speaker 2: those quite well.
Speaker 1: Can I do actually some sub genres? Sure, Animal, adoption, Okay,
Speaker 1: ocean right right, Surf there you go. Now we're talking spaceship.
Speaker 1: This is your favorite surf movie since Surf Ninja's.
Speaker 2: I was just say, forgetting Sarah Marshall.
Speaker 1: That's a good one, but I like Surf Ninjas that
Speaker 1: as Rob Schneider, who at the time was not a
Speaker 1: carrot yet or Stapler.
Speaker 2: This movie is one hundred and eight minutes, which is
Speaker 2: actually twenty minutes longer than the original. To be honest
Speaker 2: with you, I was a little surprised by that. When
Speaker 2: I looked it up. It felt about the same since
Speaker 2: I had just watched the original maybe three days before,
Speaker 2: four days before. It didn't feel like it was that
Speaker 2: much longer.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I mean like I was watching the screening
Speaker 1: while also watching Lilo and Stitch of my phone at
Speaker 1: the same time, and I was trying to deep them
Speaker 1: side by side, and out of nowhere, they just split.
Speaker 2: Goo. I would like the critics to explain themselves here.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the fuck they're on On roddy
Speaker 2: T's sixty nine percent from the critics, ninety three percent
Speaker 2: from the audience. On the flip side, and oh two
Speaker 2: the original animated version eighty six percent from the critics,
Speaker 2: seventy eight percent from the audience. I don't know what
Speaker 2: happened there on Metacritic of fifty three from the critics
Speaker 2: two seventy four. I don't know what they're missing here, Goo,
Speaker 2: And I know they like fucking drawing a line in
Speaker 2: the sand against stuff like these Disney lives.
Speaker 1: They also don't want to put Barry Bonds in the
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, this is a legit good movie, good family movie.
Speaker 2: There's really not many things wrong with this movie other
Speaker 2: than it being a remake. But like, if you're gonna
Speaker 2: go see that. You already know it's a remake, so
Speaker 2: get that out of your fucking brain, you know.
Speaker 1: And if you're mad about the changes, I could see
Speaker 1: the audience being mad about that. And we'll get into
Speaker 1: this in a second. But if you're a critic, it
Speaker 1: doesn't really check. I mean, it does make some things.
Speaker 1: It makes things more convenient, means it a better story.
Speaker 1: It makes it more convenient. No, I think it makes
Speaker 1: it a better it makes choices easy.
Speaker 2: No, no, I think it makes it a better family
Speaker 2: story and a more relatable story. Speaking of rankly, it
Speaker 2: should be rated better than the original.
Speaker 1: Credit to my iPhone, it auto corrected what I sent
Speaker 1: you yesterday to Obama means family, which I'm not even
Speaker 1: sure if it does not to get poly charged.
Speaker 2: But you know, there's someone out there this week that
Speaker 2: HETEs Obama that was fucking furious that their their iPhone
Speaker 2: corrected Ohana to Obama, so that.
Speaker 1: My phone also corrected Lelo to Polo, Polo and Stitch.
Speaker 2: When I got that, I was I first of all,
Speaker 2: I went to Poo over Polo, and then I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: it's clearly Leo.
Speaker 1: There is chickens in the movie.
Speaker 2: There are chickens. Correct, Look at all these chickens goo.
Speaker 2: This movie is written by Chris ka kakan Nia Kilani
Speaker 2: Bright Mike van and it is of course based on
Speaker 2: the script from the original movie by Chris Sanders and
Speaker 2: Dean Deblas. You would know Chris Cacannio Kalani Bright as
Speaker 2: an additional crew member on Mowana.
Speaker 1: That's how I would know him. That's how I know him.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't know Mike Van Wess from anything. So this
Speaker 2: is a real nice kickstarter for those two. Clearly, when
Speaker 2: Disney does this, they're trying to prop up like up
Speaker 2: and coming sort of filmmakers producers that I actually think
Speaker 2: they like to prop people up. So credit to them
Speaker 2: for putting people, giving people that platform.
Speaker 1: You can ship in one hand and wish in the other.
Speaker 1: It's the same.
Speaker 2: We wouldn't know Mike Van Ways from anything, but we
Speaker 2: might know him well in a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: because what he's working on is two untitled horror movies,
Speaker 2: the untitled Leprechaun project and then the untitled Wizard of
Speaker 2: Oz horror project. So that must be coming up on
Speaker 2: It's what is that called IP?
Speaker 1: It's IP is.
Speaker 2: Up yeah, whatever, whatever, public public domain because apparently he's
Speaker 2: working on that, and again based on the two script
Speaker 2: by Chris Sanders and Dean Dubla. They also co directed
Speaker 2: that career.
Speaker 1: Sanders, that's the voice of Leroy from Leroy and Stitch.
Speaker 2: That's also the voice of Stitch from Stitch.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, how did I miss that? How did
Speaker 1: I not Stitch to the Maid for VHS or DVD
Speaker 1: at the time. I'm sorry, I'm dating myself here, the
Speaker 1: fourth film in the Lelan Stitch franchise that went straight
Speaker 1: to DVD.
Speaker 2: In which Chris Sander's voice acted everyone and wrote and
Speaker 2: directed it. Uh do. That duo has worked together a
Speaker 2: ton since teaming up on Mulan and Chris Sanders actually
Speaker 2: has a remarkable career outside of his voice acting and
Speaker 2: his ten or fifteen years dedicated to me, he also
Speaker 2: was a writer on Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The
Speaker 2: Lion King, Mulan, of course, Lelan Stitch, How to Train
Speaker 2: Your Dragon, The Cruds, and the Wild Robot from Last Year,
Speaker 2: which we he's also getting, oddly enough, a live action
Speaker 2: roommake to How to Train Your Dragon, So Big Year
Speaker 2: or maybe a Big Punch to the Gut for Chris Sanders.
Speaker 1: I just saw on Instagram A real was suggested to
Speaker 1: me and it was Pedro Pascal voicing the Fox from
Speaker 1: the Wild Robot. It was him and the booth doing
Speaker 1: it real, nice effortless work.
Speaker 2: I like that you you baval appreciate voice.
Speaker 1: I love watching people do voiceover work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is. It is good stuff good. This movie
Speaker 2: is directed by Dean Fleischer Camp, who I was aware
Speaker 2: of many not maybe not many other people because he
Speaker 2: directed the movie Marcel the Shell Shoes On from a
Speaker 2: couple of years ago. That is a really nice heartfelt
Speaker 2: story that began as a YouTube series from like twenty ten,
Speaker 2: which starred at the time his then wife Jenny Slate.
Speaker 2: They are now divorced. But I think Dean Fleischer Camp
Speaker 2: has a way of telling nice, heartfelt stories, and I
Speaker 2: think this movie confirms that. Synopsis A lonely Hawaiian girl
Speaker 2: befriends a runaway alien, helping to mend her fragmented family.
Speaker 2: Good enough. This movie stars and we'll get to the
Speaker 2: animated counterparts after I run through this year. Gou Maya
Speaker 2: Kieloa as Lilo, Sydney Agudong as Nanny, Chris Sanders as Stitch,
Speaker 2: which Gou just found out. Zach Galifanakis is Jumba, Billy
Speaker 2: Magnuson as Pleakly, Courtney b Vance as Cobra Bubbles, Amy
Speaker 2: Hill as Tutu, Tia Carrera as ms Kakoa Kaypo Do Doit?
Speaker 2: Dodua as David, and Hannah Wattingham as Grand Councilwoman. Now,
Speaker 2: out of all of these, Gou I didn't really have
Speaker 2: an issue with any of them, but in comparison to
Speaker 2: the originals, I found one or two things that I
Speaker 2: didn't particularly care for. So the voice of Lelo the
Speaker 2: little girl here, I thought she did a really nice job.
Speaker 2: I thought she was very good, and she did a
Speaker 2: good job of like being a little brat too, which
Speaker 2: just roll calls for. So I thought it was an
Speaker 2: improvement over the animated version.
Speaker 1: First off, I like that they used at least a
Speaker 1: couple of the voice actors from either that movie or
Speaker 1: the shows or the other movies in live action performances. Here.
Speaker 1: Tia Carrera was the original Nanni. They created a role
Speaker 1: for her in this movie. She was the public servant
Speaker 1: the child's care And I actually like that they split
Speaker 1: the character of Bubbles and that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So the original Lelo Da Vid Davey Chase. She
Speaker 2: was good. Don't get me wrong. I just I think
Speaker 2: I just preferred the live action version because you get
Speaker 2: more out of that performance. As Gou mentioned, Tia Carrera
Speaker 2: was the original Nani who She's got a great voice,
Speaker 2: so that voice works. I don't know how to compare him.
Speaker 2: I really liked this version of Nanni as well. It
Speaker 2: felt a little it felt younger than the version in
Speaker 2: the animated version did, and I think that's better for
Speaker 2: the story. Chris Sanders, of course, did both versions. My
Speaker 2: biggest issue with this version was Zach all Fanacas's jumba.
Speaker 2: The original version was David Ogden Steers. He's just it's
Speaker 2: odd to me that the animated version was more grounded
Speaker 2: and the live action version was like more cartoonish.
Speaker 1: It's also kind of weird how so Zach elifanakus in
Speaker 1: this and he also voiced the joker in Lego Batman
Speaker 1: and didn't try to change his voice at all.
Speaker 2: And I know he already has a bit of a
Speaker 2: zany voice, so I get it to a certain degree.
Speaker 2: But it was the first thing that I was distracted
Speaker 2: by was his voice in this role.
Speaker 1: Also, they added the character of Tutu to uh make
Speaker 1: things a little bit easier at the end.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So Amy Hill plays the neighbor Tou Tou, who's
Speaker 2: borderline elderly woman, who's a neighbor that has sort of
Speaker 2: looked over Lelo.
Speaker 1: Right, she has looked over Lelo and Nanni. She has
Speaker 1: a son, so she is a mother. She when watching Leelo,
Speaker 1: lets her have fun, lets her adventure out, but she
Speaker 1: still has an eye on her. You can that if
Speaker 1: Leelow was in her custody, she would be in good hands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's that's for sure. Amy Hill voice a
Speaker 2: character named missus Hasagawa and the animated version who was
Speaker 2: just like a forgetful old woman that owned a shop
Speaker 2: nine He tried to get a job from her. But
Speaker 2: a minor role compared to this character. Billy Magdison as
Speaker 2: Pleakly I thought was really good, but not on the
Speaker 2: level that Kevin McDonald was as the original Pleakly. And
Speaker 2: if you don't know who Kevin McDonald is, google him.
Speaker 2: You'll instantly recognize him and you'll hear his voice and
Speaker 2: you know he is. Billy Madison does do a good
Speaker 2: job here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he plays a cartoon character. He's a cartoon.
Speaker 2: Courtney b Vance's Cobra Bubbles. The original version, of course,
Speaker 2: was ving rams and as much as we love ving Rames,
Speaker 2: Courtney b Vance's version brought a little more. He was
Speaker 2: still intimidating, a little more normal.
Speaker 1: He was softer, too little softer.
Speaker 2: It just fit this version better than ving Ra James's
Speaker 2: character did. Of course, we mentioned to your career as
Speaker 2: miss Kakoa. She is the like social worker that's introduced
Speaker 2: at the beginning of this movie. It doesn't exist in
Speaker 2: the animated version. Kaipo du duat du doi. I don't
Speaker 2: know how you pronounced that as David sort of one
Speaker 2: of the same to me. I didn't really notice too
Speaker 2: much from Jason Scott Lee. I think he nailed the
Speaker 2: like awkwardness of that character and like his bashfulness towards Nonnie. Uh.
Speaker 2: And then we get Hannah Wattingham as the Grand Councilwoman
Speaker 2: versus as Grand counsel Woman. Yeah, which it was actually good.
Speaker 2: You couldn't tell, right, Yeah, pretty good.
Speaker 1: Well done. Actually, I thought it was just it felt
Speaker 1: like a regular, not a regular. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: insult anybody here, but it just felt like a like
Speaker 1: a voice actor, like a working voice actor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, it it was. It was well done
Speaker 2: so like I think, and there's a couple of characters
Speaker 2: that get deleted in this version from the animated version,
Speaker 2: but I would say, like if you're looking plus's minuses pluses,
Speaker 2: I would say Amy Hill is too too. Minus Galfanacus's
Speaker 2: jumpa and everything else is sort of level, you know,
Speaker 2: so it's all good to me.
Speaker 1: I feel that way about so much of this movie
Speaker 1: where it's level. They did everything as adequately as they
Speaker 1: possibly could. We knew what we were getting, and if
Speaker 1: it wasn't for the public discourse and everything that I
Speaker 1: am being recommended on Facebook, x and Instagram, I would
Speaker 1: almost forget about this movie. But not in a bad way.
Speaker 1: They did their job. They didn't get me mad, but
Speaker 1: the discourse about the ending has it has me furious.
Speaker 2: I think you're under selling it with those remarks. I
Speaker 2: thought this movie was pretty good in a great kids movie.
Speaker 2: I think this is a great kids movie.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think it's We'll do hot dogs in a second.
Speaker 1: Let me get to this first, though. Some other Lelo
Speaker 1: and Stitch properties leading up to this, we have the
Speaker 1: twenty zero two that was the original animated movie we now.
Speaker 2: Just stopped doing.
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to do it on the radio. I
Speaker 1: can do it here if I want. I'm in charge here.
Speaker 1: Then we have three straight to DVD movies. We have
Speaker 1: Stitch the movie that is about bad guys retrieving more experiments.
Speaker 1: Stitch is having a tough time fitting in. In twenty
Speaker 1: oho five Lelo and Stitch two, Stitch has a glitch.
Speaker 1: This is set between the original film and Statch, and
Speaker 1: then in twenty oh six, starring Chris Anderson as both characters.
Speaker 2: Chris Sanders, What did I say, Chris Sanderson, mister Anderson,
Speaker 2: that's a crossover. We need Stitch in the matrix.
Speaker 1: We have Leroy and Stitch and this is another experiment.
Speaker 1: His name is Leroy. Shall we get to TV? Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's say the TV Okay TV From O three to six,
Speaker 1: we have Leelo and Stitch the series. This was on
Speaker 1: ABC Kids and Disney Channel. That was after a little delay.
Speaker 1: From nine to fifteen. We have a Japanese anime that
Speaker 1: I am now very intrigued by. This was called Stitch.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna check that one out. Twenty seventeen we have
Speaker 1: Stitch and Ai. This was first in China and then
Speaker 1: went to Disney. Now that I that was the original
Speaker 1: streaming that Disney had, right.
Speaker 2: It must be, it must be.
Speaker 1: And then for video games, we have nine of them
Speaker 1: across many of platforms, Nintendo, DS, Game Boy, Advance, PS
Speaker 1: two and others.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I ever played a Leloan Stitch game.
Speaker 1: I mean, if it was, I'm picturing remember from like nine,
Speaker 1: the Wolverine game for PS three. Yeah, yeah, I'm picturing
Speaker 1: Stitch in that role. Yeah, that's not bad, just going
Speaker 1: out in mauling people.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: First things first, Number one with the Bullet Hawaiian roller
Speaker 1: Coaster is awesome.
Speaker 2: I I don't know what the words are, but it's
Speaker 2: catchy and I enjoy it. It's funny, too fun to
Speaker 2: me as a as a Hawaiian shirt wear, you know,
Speaker 2: authentic Hawaiian made Hawaiian shirt here goo. So I'm the
Speaker 2: expert on the property. Great song, great two.
Speaker 1: That's my only note.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's get through the gauntlet.
Speaker 1: All right, the gauntlet a fun factor. Stitch is fun.
Speaker 2: Stitch is very fun. Stitch is really fun. And I
Speaker 2: also think other kids like watching Braddy Kids and Leelo's
Speaker 2: kind of a brat, right, so that's fun too.
Speaker 1: I'm also able to use the the Stitch bad meter
Speaker 1: with my son. I'm like, hey, you're bad up to here,
Speaker 1: Let's bring it down to here, satisfactor. And I'm a
Speaker 1: little mike riled up just and it's not because of
Speaker 1: the movie. It's because of goddamn social media. And I'm
Speaker 1: not even sure if these people are real.
Speaker 2: So did you just make a Sarage reference? There is that?
Speaker 2: What's happening right now? Uh huh. I would say that
Speaker 2: the climax of this movie is not as satisfying as
Speaker 2: the animated version. However, the consequences and where characters end
Speaker 2: up in this movie I thought was a little more
Speaker 2: satisfying than the animated version.
Speaker 1: Borometer. I was getting a little bored as they were
Speaker 1: setting up the family drama and there was no stitch
Speaker 1: for what twenty minutes? Twenty five minutes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe that long, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: It felt like hours.
Speaker 2: I didn't have that that didn't exist for me, and
Speaker 2: that I even knew that going in. You had said
Speaker 2: that to me, you'd seen it before I had, and
Speaker 2: uh no, I didn't. I liked I enjoyed the characters.
Speaker 2: I liked. I liked the high drinks there amongst the
Speaker 2: Big Sister, Little Sister.
Speaker 1: Dynamic Halloween will this wane over time, and I feel
Speaker 1: like outside of the conversation of best Disney live action movies,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna remember this a ton I'll bring it
Speaker 1: up in that conversation. It's probably my number two, but
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say forgettable. That's that's too much. But
Speaker 1: it's satisfactory. It did what it was supposed to do,
Speaker 1: but it's it's not the best.
Speaker 2: I mean, the issue really here is and this is
Speaker 2: a bit like with the Sonic movies. I think this
Speaker 2: sort of falls in to a similar area as them.
Speaker 2: Those have been getting better, but what they're lacking in
Speaker 2: what kids love, especially younger kids, is the music, right,
Speaker 2: and so this doesn't have the great music and sing
Speaker 2: alongs that the best Disney movies have. So as much
Speaker 2: as I love the story here and his heartfelt as
Speaker 2: the story is, that makes it like a really good
Speaker 2: kid in family movie, it just doesn't have that musical
Speaker 2: dynamic that a lot of those all time greats do have.
Speaker 1: I agree they should have played Hawaiian roller Coaster seven times.
Speaker 2: Or they should have had like I don't know, they
Speaker 2: should have had like when when You're when you got
Speaker 2: free rein you know, we're actually a movie. You know.
Speaker 1: They didn't play a lot of Elvis in this. I
Speaker 1: feel like they played more Elvis in the animated one, right.
Speaker 2: I think so?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Elvis it's a big deal in Hawaii. Correct, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he didn't. Is that Bruno Mars started? Uh? Wasn't he
Speaker 1: in Hawaii? He was an Elvis Hawaiian?
Speaker 2: I mean he was an Elvis impersonator.
Speaker 1: But was it in Hawaii?
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's from Hawaiian. I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Bring up the next one. I'm gonna look it up.
Speaker 2: A quarter world. Is this better or worse than twenty
Speaker 2: seventeen's Aquaman or in nineteen ninety four's water World? What
Speaker 2: you'ar did Aquaman come out? What year did the water
Speaker 2: World come out?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So he was age four, live in Hawaii, Elvis Medley,
Speaker 1: little Bruno Mars.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 1: Where is he from? I feel like everyone claims him.
Speaker 1: It's like the Chappelle show Racial Draft.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all races are claiming Bruno and he can sort
Speaker 2: of he can kind of code change, like that he
Speaker 2: can be whatever he needs to be.
Speaker 1: This is better than Aqua Worlds. That's not what it's
Speaker 1: called water World, but i'd probably water World. I like,
Speaker 1: I'm really warming up to water World. We might have
Speaker 1: to change this soon.
Speaker 2: Uh. This movie's better than both of those movies, Aquaman
Speaker 2: and water World.
Speaker 1: Plemonade. For those of you who don't know, Jesse Plemons
Speaker 1: is the man, and when he pops up in something,
Speaker 1: we say, holy shit, that is great cow. Who is
Speaker 1: that guy? Oh, we know who that is. It's Jesse
Speaker 1: Plemons and he makes things better. Who did that in
Speaker 1: this movie? Is Bubbles in? Not enough of this movie
Speaker 1: to count him?
Speaker 2: I tell you, yeah, you could count him. I'll give
Speaker 2: you that. I really liked Amy Hills, like motherly feeling
Speaker 2: in inspiration in this movie, which you just simply don't
Speaker 2: have in the animated version. So I'll give it to Amy.
Speaker 1: Hill Pants, tent City, Excite, bike Mania. What got you
Speaker 1: going in this movie? I'm not sure if anything did.
Speaker 2: Well speak for yourself. I thought Nannie was pretty attractive.
Speaker 1: Should I ask if you would purchase Bathwater?
Speaker 2: Listen?
Speaker 1: Are we gonna add that to the guard If we're making.
Speaker 2: A list of bars of soap I would purchase to
Speaker 2: feature of women's bathwater in it. I don't know what
Speaker 2: the number is.
Speaker 1: I would like one day for the shelves behind you
Speaker 1: to just be covered in celebrity bathwater soap, and what
Speaker 1: a collection it would be. Max Credit Union.
Speaker 2: I think I gotta give it to Maya ki Lowa
Speaker 2: as Lelo. We talk about how all the time children
Speaker 2: actors ruined shit. Well, this movie is predominantly dominated by
Speaker 2: a child actor. I don't know how old she is
Speaker 2: in real life, maybe eight years old. She's playing like
Speaker 2: six in this. I thought she was really fucking good,
Speaker 2: conveyed the emotional moments well, was funny when she needed
Speaker 2: to be. I thought she was really good, really really good.
Speaker 1: Hot Dog roller coaster ride.
Speaker 2: Fucking nailed it absolutely.
Speaker 1: I had to think about it for like thirty seconds
Speaker 1: and how to start it, how to finish it.
Speaker 2: On a hot uh coaster ride.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's get to this here, Mac, I'll go first.
Speaker 1: The movie is solid enough. I think it's one of
Speaker 1: the better Disney live action movies, but that it's not
Speaker 1: saying much because that's what all of the headlines are saying,
Speaker 1: Like it's the best, Yeah, but people don't like those.
Speaker 2: I think we agree. Number one is a lad.
Speaker 1: I like Aladdin more than most. I think Aladdin is fun,
Speaker 1: and I think and like the CGI isn't the best,
Speaker 1: but I like Will Smith's Genie well.
Speaker 2: It also turned Jasmine from a damsel in distress to
Speaker 2: a badass in Naomi Scott's moment in that movie where
Speaker 2: she like has that emotional outburst with the song's fucking
Speaker 2: amazing and actually was maybe the best part of that
Speaker 2: movie and makes you wish that the animated movie had that,
Speaker 2: And I would say this has some elements of making
Speaker 2: you wish the animated movie had something. All the other
Speaker 2: live action remakes have not felt like they needed to
Speaker 2: add something to the original version that those two versions have,
Speaker 2: so I would say this is probably number two live
Speaker 2: action Disney remake based on that. However, I love The
Speaker 2: Lion King so much, but that I also still loved
Speaker 2: that live action remake.
Speaker 1: And Ja'afar is hot. Stitch looks great in this, and
Speaker 1: there's enough high jinks to keep the kids entertained. The
Speaker 1: first act is kind of boring for me, setting up
Speaker 1: the family drama, but you do need that for the end.
Speaker 1: You need that for the big, big gut punch at
Speaker 1: the end. I really like the two main actors. I
Speaker 1: would have preferred keeping the character of gun tow in there,
Speaker 1: but whatever, you know, the movie's passed. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna pick it outside Justice for.
Speaker 2: The guys, the big bad ye alien guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's whatever. At the beginning, I was more indifferent
Speaker 1: slash slightly down on the ending of the movie because
Speaker 1: I feel like they split the baby with the bathwater.
Speaker 1: I didn't think they really made a choice, like they
Speaker 1: made you go one side or the other. It was
Speaker 1: super convenient because of another thing that was added to
Speaker 1: this movie that's not really in the original. It's a
Speaker 1: portal gun if you don't know. But I guess, like
Speaker 1: thirty one hot dogs, I think it's good.
Speaker 2: All right, Yeah, I mean I'm not far off from you.
Speaker 2: I really liked, again the addition of the character of Tutu.
Speaker 2: That just made this feel a little more heartfell, little
Speaker 2: more homely, and also just outright makes sense in a
Speaker 2: situation like this, in a village like that. I feel
Speaker 2: like that's more accurate than what the animated version provided us.
Speaker 2: I also feel like at the end of this movie,
Speaker 2: there's a decision made that benefits all of the characters,
Speaker 2: whereas in the animated version you don't quite get that either. Yes,
Speaker 2: it does fall short in a couple of the fantastic
Speaker 2: movements that the animated version has. That's always gonna happen
Speaker 2: when you're talking animated verse live action, and I agree
Speaker 2: that the climax of this movie towards the end probably
Speaker 2: falls a little short to what the rest of the
Speaker 2: movie was gliding towards. Because I felt like this movie
Speaker 2: was really, really good. I think it's a great kids movie.
Speaker 2: It's not a movie I'm like desperate to rewatch, but
Speaker 2: I could see a child really loving this movie and
Speaker 2: wanting to rewatch. It's just a really good family story
Speaker 2: tugs on the heartstrings a little bit. I have it
Speaker 2: at thirty three Hot Talks. I think it's a great
Speaker 2: kids movie and good for all ages in general, but
Speaker 2: it does lack that rewatchability. It doesn't have that musical aspect.
Speaker 2: But Stitch is fun. Kids are gonna love that. I
Speaker 2: think a lot of families are gonna love the family
Speaker 2: dynamic in this.
Speaker 1: Shall we get the spoilers, let's do it? Spoiler spoilers,
Speaker 1: el Hannah means given your child to the state. Mac
Speaker 1: So the end of.
Speaker 2: This movie, after you know, everyone gets saved, YadA YadA,
Speaker 2: uh Amy hills Tou tou, which is in addition to
Speaker 2: this movie, as we've already said three or four times,
Speaker 2: she takes on Lelo, takes custody of Lelo, they live
Speaker 2: uphill from Nanni and Lelo, and Nanni is still able
Speaker 2: to go and pursue her passions as well. So in
Speaker 2: this version of the story, Lelo probably receives a better
Speaker 2: upbringing than what she did in the animated and Nanni
Speaker 2: also has a better life than what she did in
Speaker 2: the animated And it just makes so much sense to me,
Speaker 2: and it like it just adds a nice touch to
Speaker 2: this movie that the animated version doesn't have. And it
Speaker 2: also hammers home that point right that the whole point
Speaker 2: of Stitch in Lelo's relationship Ohanna doesn't need to be blood,
Speaker 2: and so adding that aspect really sells that even more.
Speaker 2: I loved it.
Speaker 1: I loved her addition to this movie also by adding
Speaker 1: her and then you add the convenience of a of
Speaker 1: a of a portal gun it then yes, Nanni goes
Speaker 1: off to college at the end, but distance doesn't matter anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. That's a good point too. And I
Speaker 2: was thinking about it during the movie too. I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: you know what, the portal gun is a nice I
Speaker 2: almost wanted a couple more gizmos and gadgets from space
Speaker 2: that that would work.
Speaker 1: It was just the one over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just the dark gun in that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Nanni is eighteen nineteen years old. She has no job,
Speaker 1: They now have no house, she has no health insurance.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying like they should have taken the girl
Speaker 1: away from her. I mean maybe, but I don't think
Speaker 1: she was ready to raise lelo to. I think of
Speaker 1: my brother at the age of eighteen nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: I would probably not be here today if he was
Speaker 1: raising me at that age. I think of myself at
Speaker 1: that age trying to raise I'm thirty six. I can
Speaker 1: barely do it. I have a child. Raising children is
Speaker 1: extremely difficult, especially when it is thrust upon you after
Speaker 1: a family tragedy. Ohana is it's not just those two.
Speaker 1: They have a family friend that they have been with forever.
Speaker 1: They added that character on purpose to then make it
Speaker 1: easier at the end. Once again, it does make it
Speaker 1: a little bit easier at the end to then say
Speaker 1: it's more responsible, because first off, Tutu can actually take
Speaker 1: care of lie Low, and she's not this like old staunch,
Speaker 1: like like she's a no fun person. She has fun
Speaker 1: throughout the entire movie. And she's also already raised a child,
Speaker 1: and this is only a placeholder for like five years maybe,
Speaker 1: And once again, the distance does not matter. The distance
Speaker 1: no longer matters.
Speaker 2: Well, I also think right not that the animation animated
Speaker 2: version advocates or inspires people to have kids at nineteen
Speaker 2: years old. I think it's just a better message to
Speaker 2: show you and display the kids that like this is
Speaker 2: out there, you know. And yes, there have been hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousands, if not millions, of people that have been
Speaker 2: in a situation like Nanni, that have taken on a lilo,
Speaker 2: and it is nice to have someone that would make
Speaker 2: that sacrifice for their younger sibling or a younger cousin.
Speaker 2: But it is a sacrifice, and so I like that
Speaker 2: this movie shows you that that doesn't necessarily need to
Speaker 2: be done, you know what I mean, Like, people are
Speaker 2: still gonna be okay if you don't make that sacrifice.
Speaker 2: And I just preferred this version of the story that
Speaker 2: with the consequences than the animated.
Speaker 1: And it also with the no one gets left behind
Speaker 1: with Ohanna. If she stayed there to take care of
Speaker 1: her sister, obviously things could have went well for them,
Speaker 1: but she also could have been left behind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, yeah, I just I just think it's a
Speaker 2: better think.
Speaker 1: Of the movie That's My Boy, think of Donnie Berg
Speaker 1: trying to raise his young Andy Samberg child and Andy
Speaker 1: Samberg getting new kids on the block, tattoos on his back.
Speaker 2: I just like the idea that you know, Nanny's still
Speaker 2: allowed to pursue her passions and have her life as well,
Speaker 2: which you just don't have in the animated version, I think.
Speaker 1: And they made a deal. She's not being taken to
Speaker 1: a whole new a whole new family, a new city,
Speaker 1: a new towns, a state village. She's moving next door
Speaker 1: and they build the house and they'd make a nice
Speaker 1: family with all of them.
Speaker 2: All right. Couple other changes here, Number one Jumba, and
Speaker 2: this is the one that bothered me most. This is
Speaker 2: the character voice by Galfanakas in the animated version. By
Speaker 2: the end of the movie, Jumba sort of is like
Speaker 2: more of an anti hero than a villain. He's out
Speaker 2: for selfish reasons, but also has like an appreciation for Stitch.
Speaker 2: In this he's more of an outright villain. He doesn't
Speaker 2: have an appreciation at all for Stitch, and that's because
Speaker 2: they get rid of Goon to the big bad alien guy,
Speaker 2: which by the way, was voiced by what's his name,
Speaker 2: Kevin Michael Richardson in the original, the guy that voices Elmo,
Speaker 2: And they put all those characters.
Speaker 1: Into huh, Kevin clashes Almo.
Speaker 2: Sure, they put these two characters mismatched together and Jumpa
Speaker 2: takes on both things. I didn't care for that necessarily,
Speaker 2: and I also didn't care for Calvinox's voice work. So
Speaker 2: I do think that's the weakest part of this movie
Speaker 2: the story. And then we get to Bubbles as well,
Speaker 2: which she talked about briefly at the top. So in
Speaker 2: the animated version, Bubbles is the social worker from the
Speaker 2: outset from the beginning of the movie, and by the
Speaker 2: end it's implied that he inserts himself into the situation
Speaker 2: because the extraterrestrial stuff he taught he brings up. Roswell
Speaker 2: in that version, which doesn't get brought up here, and
Speaker 2: this version he inserts himself into the situation a little
Speaker 2: bit into the movie once he realizes there's something, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe extra tresto of something weird going on. And I
Speaker 2: think it just makes more sense from a storytelling standpoint
Speaker 2: in a kid's movie to do it this way. I
Speaker 2: don't mind that in the original version you find out
Speaker 2: at the end it's like, ah, that's kind of cool,
Speaker 2: YadA YadA. I think just from a storing Telly standpoint
Speaker 2: for children, this works better. And I also like that
Speaker 2: Miss Kakoa is like that really heartfelt friendly person trying
Speaker 2: to help Nanny at the beginning, whereas in the animated version,
Speaker 2: Bubbles is just a dickhead from the jump not trying
Speaker 2: to help Nanny, and Miss Kakoa really gives you what
Speaker 2: a real social worker would be like. And so I
Speaker 2: preferred this split to Cocoa and Bubbles over strictly Bubbles
Speaker 2: in the animated.
Speaker 1: Just as soon as Tutu popped up, I was like,
Speaker 1: just just give it Leelo to her, like it's it's.
Speaker 2: Around on ATV too. It's fucking great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And once again it's a placeholder Nanni will be back,
Speaker 1: and Nanny this is a free education, so we're not
Speaker 1: looking at student loans. And then when she gets back,
Speaker 1: she's gonna have a whole new job where she can
Speaker 1: actually make money. She's not gonna be, you know, working
Speaker 1: a job just to make enough to then cover things.
Speaker 1: And like, I don't want to get into this, but
Speaker 1: health insurance is something that I stumble over constantly. Sure,
Speaker 1: I get that a nineteen year old might slip their brain.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jeff Piel, Jeff Peel, we also should have provided
Speaker 2: this when we're giving dog scores goop for some context. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what would you give the animated version of this story?
Speaker 1: Thirty four thirty five thirty four? I'll say thirty four.
Speaker 2: I was thinking thirty five thirty six. OK, So I'm
Speaker 2: a little bit higher on the animated, a little bit
Speaker 2: higher here. And so as much as we like some
Speaker 2: of the changes in this movie, admittedly it's still it's
Speaker 2: still at a live action remake that we don't necessarily crave.
Speaker 2: So that's that's why there's a little bit of a difference.
Speaker 2: But I would say two or three dogs less for
Speaker 2: this version than the original, And you're saying probably three
Speaker 2: or four less than the original.
Speaker 1: Mac heard my score and said, stitch, please, I've got
Speaker 1: ninety nine problems and a stitch ain't one. Do you
Speaker 1: have any more?
Speaker 2: No, that's it, that's all you got.
Speaker 1: Let's get into.
Speaker 2: Macsack, move Stitch, get out the way, Mac.
Speaker 1: Sac could be anything. It could be a boat, Mac.
Speaker 1: You have two pieces here too. Topics real quick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I don't know if I'm gonna do last
Speaker 2: of Us episode with anyone.
Speaker 1: I think you should good.
Speaker 2: Dogged me and I don't feel like talking to anyone.
Speaker 2: But just a quick synopsis of season two. First two episodes,
Speaker 2: last two episodes amazing, great, The middle three presented a
Speaker 2: little bit of a lull, but clearly necessary to tell
Speaker 2: the story that they're gonna tell. Over are confirmed. Now
Speaker 2: four seasons. We're left off with a cliffhanger at the
Speaker 2: end of season two. Here only seven episodes, so that's
Speaker 2: a little bothersome. So I think clearly season one better
Speaker 2: there is in season two. But like, how many times
Speaker 2: in a four or five season show are we saying, like, ah,
Speaker 2: season two is the best season? Like it never is?
Speaker 2: So with context, I think that's totally fine. And as
Speaker 2: long as they nail. The next couple of seasons will
Speaker 2: be good, but more so, what I want to talk about,
Speaker 2: GOO is the rehearsal another HBO show that just ended
Speaker 2: this week. This is the Nathan Fielders show we remember
Speaker 2: from a couple of years ago, how Zany it Got?
Speaker 2: And Nathan Fielder of course Nathan for You, which is
Speaker 2: I think is an all time great comedic show. Goo.
Speaker 2: I'm legit having trouble finding words to describe what this
Speaker 2: season of the show, what this season of televisian, Season
Speaker 2: two of the rehearsal did. What Nathan Fielder was able
Speaker 2: to pull off, It's legitimately insane and fucking amazing at
Speaker 2: the same time. I just need people to watch it
Speaker 2: all six to see what it culminates in. It's legit insane, crazy,
Speaker 2: and I was in awe watching the final thirty or
Speaker 2: forty minutes of the finale and it might actually lead
Speaker 2: to change in real life. What he's done. Nathan Fielder
Speaker 2: has got to be the most motivated and created person
Speaker 2: on the planet, and I think he's actually capable of
Speaker 2: doing anything he sets his mind to. And I'm just
Speaker 2: I'm so impressed. I'm not saying it's like the greatest
Speaker 2: season of television ever. But it is legitimately it's one
Speaker 2: of the most insane seasons of television forever. That's for sure.
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Speaker 1: And we also, oh, we didn't see Karate Kid this weekend,
Speaker 1: so we're not going to talk about that.
Speaker 2: And I will not be seeing that.
Speaker 1: I'm still I'm fucking confused because I thought the Jackie
Speaker 1: Chan one was a reboot slash remake, but apparently it's
Speaker 1: been folded into the regular continuity.
Speaker 2: Apparently they got a fucking MCU situation here.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's happening. Yeah, I don't know what's happening.
Speaker 1: I I was, I was doing a little bit of
Speaker 1: research yesterday because I saw that it was a sequel
Speaker 1: to both nineteen eighty four The Karate Kid and twenty
Speaker 1: Ten's The Karate Kid.
Speaker 2: And when Jackie Chan talks about the twenty ten version
Speaker 2: and how he was roped into playing that character, they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're playing Miyagi. So I like how it's he's mister
Speaker 2: Han though, yes, I know, but they're sold to him
Speaker 2: as it was mister Miyagi. So I don't know how.
Speaker 2: I just don't get it. I don't understand.
Speaker 1: At least Jackie Chan is getting nice little payday right now. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he has a lot of money, by the way, that's
Speaker 1: what he does.
Speaker 2: Have a lot of cake.
Speaker 1: Rush Hours one and two fantastic.
Speaker 2: Oh did you see. Also they're talking about doing a
Speaker 2: Rush Hour.
Speaker 1: Four that's been in the news for a while, and
Speaker 1: he's saying, please hurry up, he's gonna die. Well no,
Speaker 1: so he said that he wants the movie to be
Speaker 1: made with less money and less time. Okay, less money,
Speaker 1: less time, Rush it through, Rush hour it through. You're
Speaker 1: gonna get a better result rush Hour three. They took
Speaker 1: too much time on it, spent too much money on it.
Speaker 1: Not that good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it wasn't. It wasn't.
Speaker 1: I would like another Shanghai Night. That's him and Owen Wilson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Shanghai nun was I believe it was the first one.
Speaker 1: Okay, so, uh, Shanghai Morning would be the next one.
Speaker 2: Evenings, Well, no.
Speaker 1: We've already done night, Shanghai Naps. No, think of some
Speaker 1: more day parts. It's all I go. We're new to life,
Speaker 1: so we don't know what's happening.
Speaker 2: I'm cool with naps. Naps. He's a little older, old guys.
Speaker 1: Two old guys taking naps in the West. Once upon
Speaker 1: a time in the West took a nap. About damn
Speaker 1: time in the West took another nap.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess they probably didn't work harder, so there
Speaker 2: were sless snaps, or they didn't work at all, and
Speaker 2: they only know.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's the crossover we need. We need
Speaker 1: Shanghai Nights and Wild Wild West jam those some bitches
Speaker 1: to either full of those continuities together.
Speaker 2: If we can do if we can do twenty one
Speaker 2: Jump Street and Men in Black, we can do Wild
Speaker 2: West in Shanghai Knights.
Speaker 1: I would love to see elderly Jackie Chan fighting a
Speaker 1: robotic spider and scene. Tuesdays are Guesdays. I use kangaroos,
Speaker 1: Tam Burton Bye. Please flip the cassette over to side
Speaker 1: B to continue the adventure. Now it's time for girls
Speaker 1: jumping on trambopa leins