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Speaker 1: All right, mister muss.

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Speaker 2: We got a list of trailers here. We got mister

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Mattie Saggs, our great patreon, who was asking us to

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rank them in uh, his his usual order of excitement.

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But yeah, and anyone's that really caught your fancy here?

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Was it a weaker batch of trailers than we that

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we normally get. Maybe that's how I felt a little bit.

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Speaker 3: But this is a week This is a week batch

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capital w for you. The fact that Daredevil is also

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a trailer that I guess is in contention for the ranking.

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Speaker 1: We can make that a ranking.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the star ingredient here. For the rest of

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it is like some moldy cheese.

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Speaker 1: And you have your tears.

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Speaker 2: You know what you're doing, tearmaker, It's like, hey, this

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is my st t here. And then everyone else is

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like a couple letter grades below.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so yeah, I guess the ones we got here,

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the Monkey until Dawn, back in Action, the woman in

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the yard, heart Eyes. So we got a lot of

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like horror thriller kind kind of vibes in the mix here.

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I guess I'll start with a monkey. That is one

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I think we talked about a trailer about that probably

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back in November, maybe it was October. So that's the

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next movie from Ozga Perkins, who made Long Legs. Which, yeah,

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sometimes I wonder, like, man, some of these directors, they're

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just they're just get movies out the door, like someone

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like your Ghost Lad, like he just had poor things

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then like kinds of Kindness came out like a few

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months later, and then he has like his next thing

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coming out seeing I think. So it's just crazy with

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some of these directors they able to do. But yeah,

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I'm I'm pretty excited for this. I think this is

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another good trailer for this. I'm I'm excited for the

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silly like final destination angle of it. I think that

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was my takeaway from the last trailer, So I don't

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know if I had a whole lot of new takeaways,

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but I like the dialogue, I like the concept. I

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think it's just gonna be a fun movie of like

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weird rope, Rube Goldberg, death machine things, and like after

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watching Long Legs, I'm just so confident in his tone,

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his style. There's just there's this a certain essence to

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his movies that I think is really special. So yeah,

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I'm I'm pretty excited for this one, I think it's

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gonna be a good time. If it's not an all

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time great, I think I don't think it'll be as

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good as Long Legs would be my prediction, but I

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still think it'll be just a fun time.

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Speaker 4: Nonetheless, Yeah, yeah, it.

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Speaker 2: I feel like initially it just turned me off because

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I was just under the assumption I'm like, oh, this

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is just gonna be like a gross movie of like

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you said, Final Destination, where we just we just get

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deaths and brutal kills on screen and those things that

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make me squirm. Usually not one to seek those out.

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But as the trailer was going on, I definitely found

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some dark humor in it.

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Speaker 1: I feel like THEO.

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Speaker 2: James, the lead, if I'm remembering his name correctly, I

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feel like just the way that he was handling certain

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situations made me see this as a little bit more

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special than just being like a kill fast type movie.

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So yeah, definitely one that I will surprise or sorry,

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I will admit it surprised me as it went along,

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because I think as it started I just kind of

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discounted it right away. But yeah, those clowns are fricking creepy, man,

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But just the way that some of the deaths would

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happen to it. It made me made me think of

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have you ever seen a super b rate horror movie

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called Rubber where it's rubber a killer rubber.

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Speaker 4: Tire, but I've always heard about it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's really terrible, it's really really atrocious. But

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essentially just that's how kills happened. It just rolls up

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and then like someone's head will just blow up and

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they just die. And I feel like the way that

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the monkey is like actually getting these kills doesn't really

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make sense. He just starts a chain like a game

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of mouse trap where which is a crazy contraption, and

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then ends.

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Speaker 1: Up getting a kill done.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know.

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Speaker 2: It was a little bit more special than a regular

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kill fest movie.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, boosted up a little bit.

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Speaker 3: Oh god, what's next year? So yeah, ah man back

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in action. This is like a oh god, Yeah, it's

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like a Netflix classic situation where it's funny. I feel like,

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so Netflix, they release a lot of movies and they

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always have big stars in them, but often the movies

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are just really not good just in general. And I

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feel like I was very surprised with It's What's inside

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I was like, Oh, this is actually a really great movie.

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I really enjoyed this. Maybe they're turning things around. And

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I see this trailer, I'm like, oh my god, this

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is the most generic thing I've ever seen in my life.

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I don't think there's anything I want to watch less

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in the world than Back in Action. And the rest

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of these trailers are not great. I would gladly watch

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any of these things three times. But watching Back in

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Speaker 2: Yeah, this one had that special factor or maybe unspecial

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factor of just being very like, oh, this is gonna

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be awful, and I feel like maybe it'll be a

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movie that I completely forget about after we do this cast.

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And then a couple months go by, someone in the

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discord is like, oh, yeah, I watched this movie, and

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I'll I'll just have a hard time even remember what

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it was.

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Speaker 4: It's a forgettable name. You will definitely yeah.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, what it was.

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Speaker 2: I feel like it's very rare for me to enjoy

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like a true Netflix original movie. I think Day Shifts,

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which of course had Jamie Fox thought that was a

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more positive one for me. But yeah, this just definitely

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looks generic and just cheesy and not what I'm going

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to be seeking out by any means, and yeah, no

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as a whole for these trailers, they really didn't do

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a whole lot for me. I think this was kind

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of the only trailer that wasn't just a horror movie.

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And yeah, I'm not really going to be seeking out

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any of these, even though I don't know.

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Speaker 1: They didn't look awful. This one was the worst of.

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Speaker 2: The bunch, but yeah, it wasn't great. Have you ever

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played until Dawn?

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Speaker 1: The place?

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Speaker 4: Not played until Dawn? It's a blind spot for me

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for sure.

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Speaker 3: I don't think I've really played any of that Studios

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game super Massive, right, I don't think I've played.

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Speaker 2: Anything, Yeah, because yeah, no, I I never got my

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hands on the I guess there's only been one, but

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then they've made like a remaster last year.

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Speaker 4: I think.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, for PS.

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Speaker 2: Five, I was always interested, especially just knowing what that like,

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like that developer, those types of games, they're definitely unique

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in the sense of it just being like a very

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cinematic type of experience, very theatrical, which just like having

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like the mocap actors and everything. I think the world

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that I was seeing in this trailer was was really

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unique because it's it's I imagine it's pretty much the

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exact same thing that happens in the video game. But

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familiarity with the game. I was really surprised about kind

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of the rules I guess of the world of like

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what's going on, Like they have until dawn to survive,

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and then it seems like it seems like they die

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new like multiple times or now.

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Speaker 3: But then there's the rewinding thing right with the right hour.

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difference here where I feel like, until down the game,

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if you fuck up, those are your consequences.

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Speaker 4: I guess you could reload a save if you.

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Speaker 3: Want, but like the idea is that you're playing to

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the game multiple times. If you messed up and let

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character a die, at some point, you can play the

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game again and try and save them this time and

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see all these different things, and that's kind of the fun,

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nice web of it all. But I, yeah, I don't

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think they're I don't think there's an element of the

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game where you're rewinding to like, oh you do choices.

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I think you're supposed to live with your consequences and

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then play the game again. But I think this is

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like the movie's way of I guess, taking that that

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idea of like consequences and actions and choices and like

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putting into a movie version that Okay, that is a

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thing that people can watch and makes sense.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my take at least as once again, I

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have not played the game, but I think that's what's

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I did like the setup though of what this was.

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I I really finding that I'm just like a fan

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of the whole Cabin in the Woods type setting for them,

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and like specifically the movie Cabin in the Woods, where

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so fantastic of a twist, but just the way that

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the like it seems like it's a video game like

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like room that's set up.

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Speaker 2: I was having a lot of fun with that, and

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even just some of the villains and deaths that were

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shown here, this one was a more positive one, I'll

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say for me, just going through all the reason interesting.

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so maybe that helps, just knowing what the setup setting is.

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Speaker 3: But yeah, yeah, I think for me it was just

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the this movie just looks really cheap and the writing

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seems to suck. The one scene that really stood out

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to me was a girl her sister is missing. She

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goes into a gas station, shows a picture of her

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sister to the gas station clerk and says, hey, have

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you seen my sister? And he says, has she gone missing?

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this whole scene is set up? Anyone would answer that

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exact same way and is not weird or suspicious because

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you've just shown this person, so that have you seen

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this person? That the only mean that they've gone missing.

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this just seems not campy. It just seems poorly written

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and like maybe not great acting or whatever, like I

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Speaker 4: Bad whatever it is, something along the line. It just

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looks not not quality.

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Speaker 2: I'm definitely seeing what you're what you're what you're shining

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a light on because Yeah, when that scene happened, I

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Speaker 1: It was so ridiculous. But I feel like the saving

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grace for.

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Speaker 2: Me is like the rules of the of the world,

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and I think if they really just lean heavily on

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I don't know, like just going through these brutal deaths

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and like what they have to do, like sticking to

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and maybe it is very different from the video game,

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but still staying to like true to the rules of

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this game, this game being like the movie. I think

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that's the most intriguing thing for me, and hopefully it's

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not just super disappointing on the way that's kind of explained.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, how do you how do you think that's gonna work,

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because I'm guessing it's not gonna be like a character.

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It's not like they can be like, oh, let's go

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back in time now and read you no, because there's

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so many consequences. But like, what will be the point

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is it when all of them die and then we

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go back to a point where not a yeah, we're

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dead maybe and that way there can still be a story.

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it seemed like from the trailer it seems like it's gonna.

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Speaker 4: Happen a lot, like we're gonna get a lot of rewinds.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, when they were looking at that one ledger, I

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assumed that was like the amount of times that they've died.

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I don't know if it was just one person had

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gone through that, but that like that was quite a

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few instances that was jotted down on that. So, Yeah,

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it wasn't super clear exactly what the rules were gonna be. Like,

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maybe they're just in this endless loop unless everyone survives.

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Speaker 1: Getting eaten something.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, it'd be frustrating, but I'm sure it would

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suck more to be the Kenny in that situation. I

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imagine there's gonna be some brutal deaths in here as well.

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Speaker 4: I don't think it'll be that bad. No, is this

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movie PG thirteen.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, because the video game would have been emerated, I imagine.

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Speaker 4: Oh that's a good question. Let me let me take

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Speaker 2: Unless it's a PG thirteen reading, But yeah, I don't know,

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maybe because I guess Five Nights at Freddy's would have

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been something where like the video game was probably more

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rated R or something along those lines, but then the

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movie version was toned down a little bit to just

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Speaker 1: But maybe I'm mistaken in that sense.

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Speaker 4: It is. Yeah, it is an em erated game.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I just assumed because I assumed with monsters there'd

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be some brutal deaths.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm trying to find is it rated.

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Speaker 2: I didn't even see like a date or anything on it,

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but I don't know. I was intrigued by the trailer,

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but it's definitely not one that like was selling me

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on wanting to go out to the theaters to watch this.

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I think this is definitely one I would be watching

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later on in an at home setting.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, me too, for sure, just like the way people

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play until dawn the game on the.

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Speaker 4: Effort of their own couch.

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Speaker 1: Exactly what else we got?

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Speaker 3: We got The Woman in the Yard, which this is

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a movie where what's going on. There's a family in

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their little farmhouse situation, and there's a there's a Benajess

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written lady out in the in the Yard.

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Speaker 1: And if you do the trial jabbar exactly.

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Speaker 4: I was like, where shallow with his hand in the

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little fax machine thing? Books?

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Speaker 3: Uh, this looked pretty cheesy to me as well. I

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I will not be seeing this one.

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Speaker 4: I don't think, to put it lightly.

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Speaker 2: I think this is one I can see myself watching

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much later down the line and completely forgetting about it

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and then be like, oh, what's this woman in the

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it just seems like something I've seen before, very much

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like The Woman in Black. It reminds me of the

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exact same type setting. But I actually ended up liking

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that movie somewhat, so who knows me this would be

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a bit of a surprise, but didn't have enough interest

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factor to to get me in the theaters to watch

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this one.

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Speaker 4: Let's see what this director? Oh?

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Speaker 3: This director? Oh this is the director of Black Adam, Uh,

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Jungle Cruise?

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Speaker 4: Carry On? Did you watch carry On?

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Speaker 1: Or the watch carry On?

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Speaker 4: Orphan?

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Speaker 3: That movie that I've never seen, but I always just

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about box arts like gluten in my head, house of wax.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, so this guy's made some movies.

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Speaker 3: They're all kind of like mid I think, but like

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maybe so sometimes you just want like a mid horror movie,

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so maybe this was.

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Speaker 1: I think most horror movies are mid.

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Speaker 3: I think the weird thing about this trailer that was

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throwing me off because we've seen this concept a lot

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of people. Family whoever is at a house, there's someone

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outside of kind of creepy, but it's like it's never

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in just broad daylight's that's a good point at night,

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someone's hiding behind a tree and then they do a

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double take and then they've disappeared, you know, but she's

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just sitting out there. You can go outside the house,

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you go up and talk to her, like she'll just

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continue to sit in her in her chair.

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Speaker 4: So who knows, maybe be a breakthrough hit.

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Speaker 2: Perhaps I'm not gonna be breaking through to see that

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movie though, And then are.

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Speaker 1: We at the last one? We got hard eyes here

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very much.

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Speaker 2: I feel like there's been many of these, like Valentines

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Day slasher horror type films. I believe there's a movie

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called Valentine's Day which is that same situation. I don't

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think I've seen any of those movies. It's not really

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a genre I seek out. Is this going to break

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the trend, then this is not going to break the trend.

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I feel like these types of and maybe I'm mistaken

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by this, but I feel like these these Valentine's Day

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slasher are very much oriented for like couples to go

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see these around the Valentine's Day realm. And you know,

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my partner is definitely not a horror lover, not a

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fan of suspenseful thrillers or anything along that those lines.

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my own, it just didn't really capture a lot of

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things I'm interested in. My favorite horror is the the

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slow burned type of horror versus the straight up acts

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of the face type of killer. Right, but yeah, so

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I'm I don't think I'm ever gonna watch this movie.

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I think I'll just boldly say that right now. There's

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some where like you know, the woman in the Woman

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in the Yard. I almost said the woman in the

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black the woman in the Yard. I could definitely see myself,

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you know, watching that one day, kind of forgetting about

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us talking about here, but just down the line see

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average horror movie. But this is definitely not what I'm

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gonna be putting on.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean neither I. This is the also the

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second trailer for this. I think I have talked about

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this one before on the cast.

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Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure heart eyes.

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Speaker 3: To me, this one looks better than like the other

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slop we had in this trail, this run of trailers here,

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And I couldn't really give you a good reason why.

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I think it just like wasn't quite as cringey. It

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looked like a little bit more quality, perhaps a little

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bit better visuals, that kind of thing. So but I

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don't think I have much more to say, many more

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nice things to say about it. Looks totally fine. I'm

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sure it'll be another good turn your brain off, have

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a good time with your QUT kind of movie.

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Speaker 4: So no one that I expect to watch personally. Yeah, yeah, cool.

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Speaker 2: Well that's all the trailers, folks, So ranking them for

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however order you want to do them. I'll go first, okay,

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because I'm talking, So I'm gonna start at the bottom,

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so my least interest level, and then I'm gonna make

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it all the way up to Daredevil because that's my

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number one.

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Speaker 1: At the bottom.

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Speaker 2: I got back in Action. We were not super fun

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of that when we were talking about it, and then

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above that, I have hard Eyes. Above that, I'll go

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Woman in the Yard, and then we'll do We'll do

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until dawn, and then the Monkey.

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Speaker 1: And then Daredevil. That'll be my order.

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Speaker 2: But like I was saying earlier, I think Daredevil's like

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an S t here and then everything else, like the

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Monkey would be like B plus here at the most

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for me. Like these trailers really didn't do a whole

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lot for me today, unfortunately.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I have a very similar one to you.

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So yeah, number one is obviously darreed Will. Number two

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is Monkey. Number three, I guess I'll go hard Eyes.

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That would be a difference from yours, and then I'll

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go until don at number four, Woman in the Yard, five,

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Back in Action, Dead last, number six, last actually put

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it number seven, number seven.

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Speaker 1: Right where it belongs.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, perfect, So there you go, Maddie. Thanks for your

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reoccurring Patreon question. We always appreciate you, and we are

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not going to rank them unless you ask us to

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do it every time.

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Speaker 4: Sure we don't. We actually don't. One time week he

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missed it, we didn't rank them.

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Speaker 2: We did not do it exactly. So you got to

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be on your a game there, Maddie. Ladies and gentlemen,

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that's all the topics we have today, So any closing

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things you want a statement?

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Speaker 1: Wise, you want to mention.

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Speaker 4: D oh god, there's so much pressure. No, I'm good.

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Speaker 3: No, this is a fun, little, short and sweet newscast.

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Yeah yeah, when's the last time the Whalers have done

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a little newscast. It's been a while since me and

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you have just crushed one of these.

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Speaker 2: It's been a hot minute. Well, definitely the first one

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of the new year. So yes, yeah, the Whalers were

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starting off strong. Twenty five, the Whalers were born again.

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Speaker 4: It's true. It's true.

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Speaker 2: All right, ladies, gentlemen, keep your eye on the feeds,

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and until next time, we'll be here.

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Speaker 4: Goodbye bye,