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Speaker 1: Okay, so we got some uh, just some movie news

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here to put together. I think one's more Taylor's story

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and one's more me story. So two movies, uh, I

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guess I've been now it's very different. But you got

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Goonies two officially being worked one right now. Not much

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news if it's like a legacy sequel, or if it's

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a reboot, or if it's kind of like a sequel

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in the world with the characters don't come back. I'll

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let Tai the top of it. And then obviously this

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might be the biggest tale story, even though you know, Dalton,

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you're in the chat. You did make us retro good

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Fellas this year and Taylor loved Goodfellas. That's directed by

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Martin Scorsese. He's directing a movie that people are describing

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as a combination of Goodfellas and Departed. Did you see

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the part of Taylor They so they're saying it's a

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combination of that, But it's said in Hawaiian Star, stop

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me when something sounds wrong. So it's Martin Scorsese directing

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a crime movie, you know, mix of good Fellas and uh,

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Departed with Leo with Emily Blunt and and starring Dwayne

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the Rock Johnson as a Hawaiian mob boss. So, hey,

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what are your thoughts on the Goonies Too? Is this

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some of your four against? And then what are your

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thoughts on the Rock becoming a you know, he's he's

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taking a quite a different role here because Martin Swis

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says the movie he can't be he can't be red

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noticed Rock. You know, you can't. You can't do that,

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and good fellows are departed.

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Speaker 2: Hmmm, So Goonies Too. I remember had to have been

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maybe two months ago, maybe it was last year even

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I remember here on the radio that there was a

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whole bunch of buzz about Goonies two happening. Something crazy,

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something was moving ahead with it. And then I don't know,

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I don't want to say it with Sean Aston or

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someone else, but there was a bunch of stuff that

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came out and they're like, no, if there is a

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Goonies Too, Like I'm not aware of it at all,

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yeahda YadA, A whole bunch of just discredit and putting

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it to bed. And I remember them saying on the

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on the radio like yeah, no, so Goonies two is

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definitely not happening. Yeady yaha, yahda, and yet here we are.

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So yeah, take it with a grain of salt. What

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you hear, I guess, but I think that's funny and

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am I excited for it. I like the first Goonies

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quite a bit. Do I need a second one? No?

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I really really don't. But I'm gonna be there for it,

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and I'm very curious to see what they do and

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if they're gonna have I imagine Sean Aston will definitely

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appear in there, and who else could they get.

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Speaker 1: One asks to be?

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Speaker 2: Ah?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I gotta get that data, right yeah, yeah, fuck yeah,

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there's there's still I mean, I'm assuming none of them

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have passed away.

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Speaker 2: They're just all older now.

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Speaker 1: I don't think so. I think there's some that don't act, maybe,

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but I think all of them are still alive. And

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the ones that don't act, you could have them just

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like smaller roles.

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Speaker 2: Right yeah, yeah, So I think having a comeback of

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the Ogs would be absolutely massive. I think a lot

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of people will be there to see that, and you

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have their kids or something get up to a new adventure.

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Something along those lines. Would be a lot of fun.

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Speaker 1: That's what I's gonna say. Do you have it that

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it's just their kids on a venture or is it

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them and the kids on the adventure?

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Speaker 2: Well, I would love them and the kids. That would

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be super fun.

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Speaker 1: I feel like you kind of have to write, like

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I feel like the natural like kick is, oh, we're

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gonna just have them set up the kids and they

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go do the because you can do that, right. They're

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friends like the same way like you and me, and

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then like obviously serious on the podcast, but like we

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have kids. I'm not saying they're gonna best friends, but

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they'll see each other often hopefully through our lives because

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like we do stuff together, right, like camping on other stuff.

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the same way you could do that with the Goonies.

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Were okay, even though we're not all best friends, they

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like I said, maybe not all the parents, but at

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least those. To me, the three is like Roland asked,

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or sorry, Austin Kei kwan, like that's the three you need.

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that and you know, just have that presence again there.

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gets the working flow. But they did recently, not sure

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if you saw if you write Love Hurts Red Carpet Goonies,

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they had a bunch of them come out for Ki

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Kuan's movie there, so it was like brol and Aston

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there's a bunch of them all together, so hey, maybe

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that's when it started. But yeah, I'm I'm I don't know,

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can I say him for it? I think there's definitely

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some fun, but there's definitely room for Zoolander two Anchorman, Like,

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there's tons of room for air here. But at the

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same day, it's like, well, if they make it, it sucks.

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It doesn't like it's not gonna take away from Goonies one.

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what about this rock News, Stalton says, if anyone can

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make it work, it's Marty you know, can the rock?

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Can the rock a rock starting to dip? Obviously, he

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has an a twenty four movie coming out either this year

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next year. He's I'm not sure if you wrot. That's

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one where he's playing like an MMA or he's playing

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like a boxer or an MMA fighter, and he has

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like a bunch of prosthetics on and everything that. Have

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you seen the picture of fame in the prosthetics?

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Speaker 1: No, okay, I'll get it while you're talking. But yeah,

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what do you think about this? Uh? This joint here?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's interesting. Like I said, I really love

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that movie Goodfellas, and I had not seen it for

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the first time till last year when we did the

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retro and Departed. I always loved to Depart, and I

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remember my friend recommended it to me, and uh yeah,

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I watched it and thought, holy crap, this movie is fantastic.

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DVV watched it a few more times. It's so good.

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hell of a nice time, And I'm very curious though, Yeah,

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what what they're gonna do with the Rocks character in here.

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years here, I feel like he's kind of drifted away

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from the usual suspects like your rampage and your jungle

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cruise and all that stuff and kind of kind of

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more something else. So I'm excited to see what they

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do because I think Martin's gonna push the limits a

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little bit more here and really get the Rock to

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director one and half the directors did uncut gems. He's

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doing this movie called The Smashing Machine. It's about this

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fighter and that's the Rock or they might need a

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full screen. It alsously looks like I'm a little bit

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of Rock. Yeah, so the hair, the hair things, So yeah,

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he's definitely making a choice. And that's one thing with

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the Rock. He does have a lot of I won't

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the public image for him, right, And I think there's

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multiple things he's done where he left Raw, he left

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wrestling becoming an actor that was successful, then he made

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this Disney deal, right, and then eventually once that happened,

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there's a two fare. All of stuff kind of became

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a joke. Well, let's do fast and furious. Let's do fast,

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let's do a bun. You're like, I'm a badass guy, right,

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or as people have clued him in that most times

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when you do see rock you can agree or disagree,

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like a me movie. I feel like people know what

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and I would say back to back, but within a

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couple of years of each other, that is trying to

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change the narrative of that. And plus there could even

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be a little bit of ego because like every wrestling

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fan in the world will tell you who's the best

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wrestler turned actor. Do you know what the answer is, Taylor?

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Speaker 1: You're missing the big one, Dave Batista.

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Speaker 1: Look at stuff like he doesn't Blade Runner even though

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small right, look at Dune right, like Batista has so

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much versatility, where John Cena most of the time pretty

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much the same guy. Ricky fucking Saniki the Rock pretty

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much most of the time is the same guy. So

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because I think if Rock and Leo are attaching themselves,

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the good thing in Hollywood is for them they can

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hear about hey, because last year in the Rock sign

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movie that was a big deal. So I guarantee they

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like he can't like get these deep performances. I think

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word will get out in the inner circles of Hollywood

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and Marty and Leo would be like, no, we're not

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gonna have him in one of our movies because even like,

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love it, but some peels like that's disgusting. That for

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me is a week like when we get that first

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image of the Rock, who's looking fucking like a building

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and then Leo, it's just like it's such an interesting dynamic.

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Kills the Fly didn't do that great, and I like

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to enjoy both those movies severing degrees. So I'm very

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fascinated and I'm excited for The Rock because one thing

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I will say, And to s Pubs's question, he asked, us, Uh,

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let's this is Leo Martiny gonna be sit in front

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row at WrestleMania. Oh I love it. I love it

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if he would be in there. But uh, let me

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pull up s Pub's question because I do have a

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good example here, uh s Pubs ask and you can

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Speaker 1: Could he be Tom Hay or Tom Cruise's replacement as

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the true lead of Tarantino's final movie. Now here's the

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thing you said that. That's what I jumped to. So

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he gets back on the cocaine. My god, I don't

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so many? Okay? No, we did twenty twelve. Okay, So

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for because I was woning for GV Day last year.

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do we miss it? To me, that's a Best Supporting

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Actor nom easily, And that's where it's.

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Speaker 2: Like, oh, what year was it?

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Speaker 1: Twenty thirteen? So we did twenty twelve last year, so

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we're in the clear. It's still gonna happen, hopefully at

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some point. But for me, that's why I actually think.

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crazy one. I don't think he could be the lead

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of a Tarantino movie. S Pubs. I don't know if

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he could carry that type of dialogue Marty. I could

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see because a little bit different, but just because Tarantino's

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is so dialogue heavy. But then the other one I'd

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like War the World, something like that where it's Tom

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Cruise escort or fucking Minority Report. Man, Like get something

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where Okay, the Rock can still be action, have some charisma,

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but he's gonna have to go into that drama side.

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Speaker 2: Right, that's the Tom Cruise one, right.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, where they're police that can see people murders before

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they happen and then the rest. But then they see

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Tom Cruise as a cops somebody. Like That's what I'd

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say is a Steven Spielberg action or when he's doing

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that classic eighties Spielberg. I'm not saying you could do

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a new Jurassic Park and get him in there, because

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has me material, but something where it's like a big

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Spielberg adventure with the Rock so people and you can

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very bad CGI. You know, lots of jokes, lots of

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buddy buddy weird stuff with Kevin Hart, like get him

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to like, now, this guy's a bona fide stud. This

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guy could eat you for breakfast and shit you out

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just like that, Like he's a mountain of a man,

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so like us, that would be my picks. But Taylor,

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is there anything big time director you think that The

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Rock could like legitimately work with?

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Speaker 2: Oh, my goodness, big time. I'd like to see a

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Clint Eastwood.

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Speaker 1: Clint Eastwood? Yeah, you watch Jury number two? Juror number two.

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Speaker 1: Okay, you saw Grand Turismo? Right?

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movie like that? And The Rock could be like the

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about the movie where he makes that. It's a very

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dramatic movie about racism. Old grumpy guy Clint east would

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like The Rock could do something like that.

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Speaker 2: Mm hmm. He sort of show up at the Rock's

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house and like pull his hand out of his coat

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real fast, and Rock will off to a straight face.

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on someone culture and it's gonna be all about that

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Clint Eastwood. That would be fucking that would be something

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that's that's on that's as crazy as the real thing.

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I mean trying to picture that in my mind. That's

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something Superman Mike says. Don't forget that squirt that he

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did get Jonah Hill on Oscar and him. He did,

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and I think I do think Jonah Hill is a

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good actor. But the thing is that was a Wolf

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of wallshtreet right, that was right to Jonah Hill's like

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that was made for him where he had to be

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a little dramatic, but then he got to be very

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over the top. So that's why that's my pitch of

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the Spielberg thing, where he can still be the rock

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But uh yeah, I'm very excited. I hope this. I

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hope this does happen, just to see the the spectacle

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of it all, just to see the rock. And Martin

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Scars says, like even man, Martin Scars says, he's a

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very small man, so to see like the rock inside

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side is like it's gonna like it's gonna be fan

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to I just feel like there's good memes about it.

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So yeah, we will see. So this is the last one,

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