Speaker 1: All right, thank you, Matt. That's good.
Speaker 2: Do I how do I stop?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's a record of this computer again.
Speaker 1: What happened? Stop? Hello and welcome to Deep Blue CEI
the podcast. On this show we've been to the entire
I didn't know anything I see but doing it again,
but not today. Today is seeing adjacent film and continuation
of twenty twenty six year of reptiles with Boa versus Python.
All has gone versus Python. It's a two thousand and
four i'd give us yes, sci fi channel as well
film in which is.
Speaker 2: It's good to have both you and Mark and you know, schedule.
Speaker 1: Fight a little bit, but the best we can do
this is midweek. This was news to me the fourth
part of our franchise three Pie that until after I
had watched I think, I think when I thought was
standalone Python Fight. Because again the premise it's directed by Glora,
is written by Spots stars David the trade every Monday
and Friday even other people six hours. So it's Angel.
They're not going to Angel borrow, and that's what we
tend to recall. So the main premise is there's a
so that works out and then Rick but yeah, famous
talk about and big game Hunter City impressive breaching is
a giant python if it gets loose, high rolling hunt. Meanwhile,
the FBI stopped this usually because I'm going to a
marine biologist video camera equipment. I might be a prpetologist
with a giant bough constrictor and the day you'll go
on the hunt for this other and hilarity. Yeah, as
ever that this was my first time watching. But he's
seen the film three or four times and now so
it's perfect Matt Pray from DTV because welcome back to
this we eventually do shot.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you for having me that welcome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe all of the big films that he should
have covered by now basically keep coming back and picking
of us wait to do that one.
Speaker 2: This one is an interesting one because first it was
the first movie I ever reviewed on this.
Speaker 1: And wow, great okay, and I haven't you know, I.
Speaker 2: Can't remember why that was since it would have been
May of two thousand and seven when I remember watching
it with my friends T six. We're just like hanging
out at a friend's time and everything, and he had
a DVR box. This is the first time any of
us had seen TVR box could do. And we're watching
that scene of Boll versus Python where they're doing that
because holding their breath challenge, and you know that there's
like this big navy seal guy with a blonde bullet
and he's holding his breath and then Jimmie Bergman she
actually she's going to take off her top underwater to
get him to you know, and he starts making these
funny faces and we're laughing. We're thinking this is hilarious.
My friend just rewinds it and we're like, wait a second,
you just rewound that. And so I think we watched
it like three times that scene, that scene in particular,
and then we ended up there. There actually is an
edit of this version that's not a even though the
movie was, like you said, it was made for sci
Fi or was released on sci Fi, one of us
bought the VHS and discovered like, oh no, there's scenes
that were cut out in the sci Fi version. So yeah,
I think i'd seen it one other time when we
got the you know, the unedited version, and then I
watched it for the podcast here, So I guess it's
three maybe four times I think that I've seen it.
Speaker 1: Have you seen the rest of the franchise. Have you seen,
because it's it's Python to start with, which has a
sequel Pythons or Pythons two. Then there's New Alcatraz, which
about New Alcatraz sounds like I'm definitely covering New Ucatras. Seeah,
that's sounds great about a boastructor in an underground Antarctic prison. Hell. Yes,
And then the two franchises came together for Boba Bursas Python.
Are you familiar with anything else in the Sahaga?
Speaker 2: No, I've never seen. I when I That's another thing
that happens when I watch the movie is that I
go on IMDb, sees that it has the other movies,
go oh, I'll watch the other movies, and then of
course I don't. So again I've had that same feeling
this time much. Oh there's other I mean one of
them got Casper van Dean, who I loved you, So
I should probably go back and watch them at somewhere.
I think they're all on like streamers as well.
Speaker 1: So Python has Billy's Abka, Will Wheaton, Casper Van Deen,
Jenny McCarthy, Robert England. There's loads of people in it.
And then New Alcatraz has Dean Caine and Grandel Bush
from die Hard. Python's two still has Biddy's Apa. He's
back in Dana Ashbrook, also from Starship Troopers. So yeah, no,
it's from Twin Peaks. That's what I from. Yeah, so
there's there's like people in them. And how if I've
known it was a franchise, then maybe we would have
done the whole franchise. Maybe we still will. I don't
know we'll do it. But because this didn't feel like
Part four or like two behemoths coming to go. This
isn't like Alien versus Predator, where there's this established law.
This is just like there's a truck with a big
snake in it. Where the big snake come from. They
kind of mentioned there's some like experimenting in Russia it
got out, but they didn't. Really, you don't need to
know that. It's just big snake other big snake fight.
It takes a long time to get there. It's a
ninety minute film and it takes like eighty five minutes
before the snakes really start going at each other. They're
on the same team for more often than they're a
inst each.
Speaker 2: Other, right right exactly, which I guess in a way,
it makes the most sense that, you know, two snakes
probably would be more likely to team up, but I
guess they don't WRT because they're kind of solitary creatures.
They sort of live on their own.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're told the territorial and like the way that
they're going to take each other, the way that the
boat and surch is gonna be encouraged to fight the
python is it's in the same space, so only the
two snakes center one snake leaves kind of like instead
two snakes center baby snakes up up bread right the
other option.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so, uh so did you say this is
this film the inspiration for the t TV because its
a site?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, So it was my friends and I
would watch a lot of directive video movies. I mean yeah,
you know, like especially like the Dolph Lungeries where the inspiration.
That's why I don't really remember why I chose bo
versus Python. It's the first. It must have been like
fresh in my mind or something because we may have
just rewatched it. I can't there's I can't go back
and think of why that was because I think there
was like a good like fifty posts before I got
to a Dolph Lungder movie. So I also don't know
why it took that long to do to a dolphlund movies.
So yeah, but yeah, no, it was kind of an
overall inspiration that my friends and I would watch movies
like this, you know, low budget action, that kind of thing,
and then also growing up in the nineties liking like,
you know, erotic thrillers, more low budget action, all that
kind of stuff then too. Yeah, so this was just
like one of many that we enjoyed.
Speaker 1: Fair enough, fair enough, would you say, is there enough?
This isn't a not an uneurotic film, right? You consider
this a eurotic thriller.
Speaker 2: It's funny because when you watch the site when we
watched that of the Sci Fi Channel, those scenes that
you're talking about were not in the movie, you know,
so like Angel Boris, you know, taking a bath, that
scenes not in there. Obviously, the the couple making out
on the outskirts of quote unquote Philadelphia, they you know,
and mistake decides to help out help out right, yes
exactly what well the bad is uh pleasuring right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: That scene wasn't there. And I remember when we watched
the VHS and we were watching these scenes, We're like, whoa,
Like the nudity made sense, Like it's like, okay, of
course there's not gonna be new, you know, you know,
of course we'll be missing nudity on the sci fi version.
But that other scene we were just like, you know,
because the other thing, too, is that that other scene
tells you how much more it's tongue in cheek, no
pun intended, but we you know, I think we thought
the movie was more earnest, and we were making fun
of an earnest movie, and then you see a scene
like that and you're like that this movie is probably
a lot more self aware that we realized.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yes, yeah, there's a scene what kinda jump
around a little bit. There's a scene. For the people
who haven't haven't watched the film, check it out. It's
a fun time. Actually. I enjoyed this film quite a bit.
I've watched a lot of films for this podcast. They
are not often good. I would say this isn't a
good film. This is wanting in many areas, but it's fun.
There are characters in it. The characters do funny things intentionally.
Sometimes it's not just the terrible acting. There there is
terrible acting. There's a character called Text who does not
sound like he's from Texas because this film was made
in Uh. I read it made in Bulgaria, and I
believe he is a Bulgarian actor. And he's like, let's
call him Text and put him in a cowboy hat,
cowboy boots and just have him say one line that's
non American. Yeah, he's not around for long. It's fine,
But I do enjoy when people have like a cast
of Hunters. These are all people like competing and they've
all got their own little thing that's always fun and
they do that and most of them are good, and
a couple of them are there as well, and there's like,
you know, there's a love story. Is this all going on?
There's a good stuff. It's a good it's a good time.
It's not it's not as it's still silly. It's very silly.
And if are bad when the snakes are on screen,
which isn't very often, they are terribly done, even for
two thousand and four. But as these films go, I
had a better time than I was expecting to have
with Boa, with called both of us as Python for
the Sci Fi Channel. I was that well, but hey,
a good time was sad and yeah, So there is
a scene where what the snake has escaped and there's
a couple making it in the car and the guy
begins to progress down the lady and the door his
door is opened to his car and the snake like
rips him away and prettyply eats him. I don't know,
and then the snake just kind of slid it in.
The snake is huge, it isn't it described as an
eighty to one hundred foot reticulated python that is a
big snake. Is the very bit is too bic The
snakes go too big. We recently had a conversation on
this show about when is a snake so big that
it's not too big anymore? A question that doesn't make sense.
But the snake very much in the too big category
of snakes. And that snake then proceeds to take the
place of the man performing the kind of lingus and
she doesn't notice the change and is enjoying the experience
until she is eaten. And that scene confused me greatly,
But it's whatever. I can see them cutting it on
the side Fy channel, the yeah, the other the other
erotic the quote scene you mentioned was Angel Boris. They're
on a private jet. She's taking a bath on a
private jet, and that bath is made of marble. It
is a marble but a very solid looking built in
marble bath on a private jet currently flying in this sky.
I haven't been on a private jet. If I went
on one that had a marble bath in it, I
would be concerned, I think.
Speaker 2: But marble pillars that are yes, yes, this is.
Speaker 1: A full marble bath. Remarble not a light material, not
designed for air travel. But she is having a bath
in which she just approaches the bath fully naked, gets
in fully naked, and then is like sat up and
very carefully like squirting shower gel seductively onto a sponge
and lather ring. And it's it's a whole like what
is the most unnecessary sequence for any film? It's not
plot related the zene. Eventually she sees a snake in
the barsom of a regular sized snake that was put
there by her partner as a joke. It's not. It's
non venomous, and that's the only purpose is, Hey, you
put a snake in here, just doesn't factor into anything.
It is entirely superfluous gratuitous. That's the world that's coming up.
This entirely gratuitous scene as the most gratuitive scene I
think I've ever seen in any film. People complain about
deep boz seven bors getting down to her underwear. That
makes sense for the plot, at least there is like
plot reason for it. This is nonsense. This is yes,
we want to get some tits in the film. So
all it is do you want to get some boobs
in there? And hey, mission accomplished.
Speaker 2: The thing I love about it too, is that when
you say sponge right, for people who haven't seen it,
it is like this industrial like washing your cars, right,
It's like it's not like a loofer or something like that.
It's this big yellow block of sponge.
Speaker 1: It's like they were using it to wash the plane.
And she's like, oh, have you got a bath? It's
none of that makes sense now. Yeah. So I was
a little concerned when this film started because it starts
off on a wrestling match where the wrestlers are called
Boa and Python, and I was like, what have I done?
This isn't the snake film. This is a wrestling film.
How have I had out this is to happen? Butfortunately
that's not the case. I've never been a wrestling fan.
I've never watched wrestling, so I can't say I'm a pane.
Are you a wrestling enjoyer? Is this something that you've partaken?
Speaker 2: So yes and no. So you know I watched there
as a kid. I actually went to a wrestling event
in Portland, Maine because the way I used to work
where I live near near Boston, Massachusetts, like kind of
between Boston, Massachusetts and Portland, Maine. They would have wrestling
events in Boston, Massachusetts where all the big stars would go,
and then I guess the ones in Vince McMahon didn't
like would have to go to Portland and do another event.
And so I went and saw people like Hacksaw, Jim
Duggan there, you know, some of the kind of like
the lesser wrestlers. So then when I got into high
school or when I got to college, I had I
stopped in high school watching wrestling, and then I got
to college there was that whole nWo thing with w CW,
and my friends and I would do like Monday nights
the channel in the United States T and T they
would do w CW and then they would do a
directive video action movie after it was kind of a
cool little, you know, double feature. They also did the
Moral Kombat TV series at that time as well, so
we kind of would make that like a Monday night
thing when the wa UW kind of wrapped up because
they they sort of had a bunch of injuries and
then the WWF bought them and they were done. So
when that happened, that was about the last time I
watched wrestling. That would have been probably like ninety eight,
ninety nine maybe, So it's probably been about twenty five
twenty six years since I've really watched it. Like I
know who some of the people are involved, Like you said,
Roman Reigns, I know who he is. But yeah, in
terms of actually watching an event, it's probably been yeah,
which is crazy to thin because I would think of my
head like, oh, I know wrestling, I kind of get it.
But as we're talking about it now, I'm like, oh no,
it's been like, yeah, almost three decades watching it actively.
Speaker 1: So so I did this seem like a believable wrestling
match where you're happy with the wrestling on display from
Biro and Python.
Speaker 2: It didn't make a lot of sense because it was
it was I guess supposed to be like it was
an Atlantic city and it was supposed to be like
both a big event and a local kind of thing.
Like it didn't, you know, like neither of it made
any sense. And then like the rich guy brought it
and his girlfriend played by Angel Bores. They're supposed to
be sitting in five hundred dollars seats, which I don't
know what that was, and like she's ordering raisinettes from
this like local Atlantic city wrestling event, and the woman's like, yeah,
I don't know it was. I mean, I get like
the idea of it of like, hey, let's make it
look like we're having a fight right away, but we're not.
You know, let's do the sort of red hairing kind
of thing. But yeah, it also kind of felt like
they weren't actually wrestling. It felt like they were like
fighting each other for real, right, and then Angel Boris
pulls a gun on one of them when he falls
out of the ring. That's it.
Speaker 1: They've got seats next to the like they've got seats
on the ground next to the ring, So I feel
like they're in a bad position because they're kind of
looking up but you can't get a good view in it,
and then one of the wrestlers gets thrown out and
kind of lands in her lap and she pulls a
gun on him. I okay, show up, fine, whatever, maybe
that happens, I don't. Yeah, it's in Atlantic City. We
know this because there are eight hundred different credits saying
Atlantic City scrolling across the screen and flashing at us
for about a minute prior to that. It's way too
many any location specific things. I know none of it
was shot in these places, so I guess it's necessary. Yeah,
but we're not not at the restling venue for very long,
so that's fine. Because then they head off to go
and there's he's on products on the phone to his
guys bringing the snake in, and they have that they
the snake is tranquilized, but it's woken up because it's huge.
It's not a trankuliser in the world. It's a giant.
It's one hundred feet long. It's ridiculous, and it wakes
up and takes out everybody in the whole convoy. You
just see like a tail emerging through a window, and
any kind of close up shots are incredibly blurry. You
feel like this this thing looks like a snake if
you take it down to a few pixels long. But
they zoomed in all the way and it just kind
of looks like a fuzzy mess and it takes everybody out.
They're all dead, so good. Yeah, and then we get
the marble bath, which I kind of get past a
marble bar or a plane just of all the things,
of all the things, so we we eventually meet the
rest of the hunters. Did you have any any favorites
from the group of hunters? We have, there's texts, there's Foley,
who's the sniper, there's the two like hunter, there's the
father and son hunters, the Danas, and then there's the
silent guy, Little Field, and then Brodick and Eve, and
any any standouts amongst them.
Speaker 2: You know, I mean obviously that the father and son pair,
you know, because they're just so bumbling and and so
there's that that aspect to them. Yeah, that the sniper guy,
of course, because we find out that he has a
thing for Angel Boars and she she has a thing
for him as well, I think. But also it's not
so much that she has a thing for him, I think,
but that earlier at the wrestling match. The waitress was
hitting on Broddick and that upset Angel Boar is now
it's like turn about his fair play kind of thing.
But yeah, I think the sniper guy. You know, the
thing is they're supposed to be setting up for, like
who do you want to get eaten the most? And
it does feel like the sniper guy is one that
you're like, boy, yeah, you'd like to see a good
you know, half eaten chop, you know, where the snake
comes out and just like consumes the whole top half
of their body, right exactly. Yeah, he seemed like he
was he was ripe for it, you know. But also
also the dad, the father and son group, Yeah, you
kind of want the dad maybe to get it as well.
It's there's a whole lot of people you want to
see get eaten and so so.
Speaker 1: Good. Yeah, I was. I liked the father and son
because they're amongst they have they have jokes, they've got
jokes going on James being useless. It's his father point.
I really hate you. He has to stop to go
for a p I was disappointed by little Field, like
the Silent Crossbow guy. I got like Vinnie Jones and
gone in sixty seconds kind of vibe like Sphinx showing up?
Is it Sphinx? He's yeah, yeah, And there's a joke
there because it turns out he as he sounds like
Vinnie Jones. He's not. He's not from New England or
New Jersey or uh. But this guy doesn't say anything.
It doesn't do anything. He just has a crossboat, never shoots,
it doesn't do anything useful. Taken out, well, that feels
like a waste because done something with him? Why why
why even bothers? Exactly the I likes the sniper as well, foally.
He calls Eve a tasty biscuit at one point.
Speaker 2: Right, It's like he's just doing everything you can you
can want him to do to like get eaten. He
just you know, yeah, It's it's almost like that's kind
of what these characters are there for, is like you know, right, exactly,
Like their character arc is simply being developed so that
we don't feel so that we we root for it
as supposed to feel bad when they get eaten by
the by the.
Speaker 1: Snake and he's a sniper, but he's only got he's
only got one round, I think, right, Yeah, he makes
the point of only only like one round, you only
needing one round and he eventually shoots. I think I
feel like if you were to talk to a sniper,
you'd be like, Okay, the first shot, you're probably go
need to gauge wind speed or whatever. He's like a distance.
You know, if you're already gonna do something in one shot,
you're gonna get there. You'll see films where like a
snipe will go to the location beforehand and kind of judge, okay,
this kind of angle hits the window above romming before okay,
recal and he's like that one thing is that I
need for this snake that's bigger than the size of
our house, not just just the ones, just the one.
But then he ends up shooting a guy instead exactly,
and Twitter's response is whoops. And then he gets taken out,
he gets dragged off. You rarely see the big c
g I snakes interacting with people. In this film, you'll
see a shot of a blurry snakehead and then you'll
see a shot of just the person being dragged off
screen by something and you piece it together. But it's
rare that you'll see the interaction, which is sad. But
there we are yeah, yeah text we mentioned being being
not from Texas, but he shows up in a truck
with an American flag on the top and he's yeah,
we get it, we get it good. And then our
hero team we have Monica so Sharp FBI agent Sharp
cut what is going me? First? But he's just kind
of a suit he's an FBI gu had not a
lot to him. Then Monica bonds. Jamie Bergman is the
Navy seal or the Navy dolphin expert. I think she's
designed go pros for dolphins. And yeah, we meet her
doing the breath holding challenge. When she ropes a bikini.
You don't see her she's going to and Yeah, the
expressions that guy was making incredible. It's like he's he's
a fully adult man. He has seen things. He must
have seen dress before, Like this cannot be his first
time being near a lady taking a bikini top off.
It cannot be, It cannot be. He's making expressions like
the end of total recal, like when he's just been
dropped on Mars with an atmosphere. It's incredible.
Speaker 2: He's like a teenager in a ROMP movie, like an
eighties romp movie who's never seen a pair of booths
before reacting to the first time seeing a pair. Yeah,
and like that that look on his face when she
first got you know my friends and I like, you
get like we lost it and then just like that
idea that, oh, we could rewind it and watch it again, which,
of course, you know, people listening to this now it's
like now, I mean, streaming is a big you know,
everybody watches on streaming where you just hit the thirty
second back and you can watch it again. But at
that time, it was like this big deal that nobody
had this tape. You were watching it live on cable
and we can rewind it back. And that face that
he makes when cause he's like, like you said, he's like,
I didn't think of it like that, But that's perfect analogy.
He's like swartzenegg Are on Mars when you know the
oxygen's going yeah, and he just you know it. But
it kind of sets the stage in a way. It
sets the stage more for what you're going to see
than the wrestling match before it does.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, yeah, yeah, yeah, It's just such an odd choice
and I love that that's what they kept in the film.
Is this guy game so over? The top. I just
wrote down his expressions notes that.
Speaker 2: One that's why the movie became a classic of Once
my Friends. Really was that scene. You know, everything else
is just your standard animals attack movie, but that scene
was just so so, you know, so I am memorable,
I guess, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So they take Monica away, but she's got enough
time to pack a bag but not get changed out
for a bikini, which fine. Uh, and she's got like
a jacket on over the top of her but she's whatever.
As she's taken to go and meet her patologist, doctor
Stephen Emmett played with David Hewlett, who I recognized from Cube.
He's one of the guys in Cube. He's in a
bunch of stuff. He's in a bunch of GAMADATORI films
as well. This was It was an awkward meeting because
she's like deposited out the front of his building. The
FBI guy goes around the back and she like has
her back to the doors and starts just talking to
herself about how creepy and weird all her patologists are.
And he's right behind her, and you know, and it's
just a little bit awkward, a little bit that wouldn't
really happen. Okay, whatever, But yeah, and so they're initially
at odds with each other, the bit distrustful as to
whose tech is going to work while we're all here,
et cetera. Just setting up a relationship we built and
will lead to some underwater kissing later on. So yeah,
so he's got a bio constrictor that is also huge.
It's a comparable size to the python. But he's friends
with it, and her name is Betty, And I don't
by reading through like the general synopsis of New Alcatraz
Or Boa, it doesn't sound like it's going to be
the same snake, but maybe it is. I don't know.
I'll find that when I watched that. And so how
this will be a meeting of those two films unclear.
We'll cross that approach to some other film, some other
episode down the line. But what did you what do
you make of this guy? Any any any thoughts on Emmett?
Speaker 2: Yes, Well, so, so he's I think he's in that
category of actor that excuse me. We've seen a lot
of Steven Seagal movies where they shoot these movies in
Bulgaria and they go to the UK and say you
go to some you know, talent agers in the UK
and say, who do you have that has a couple
of weeks off that wants to make an extra fifty
thousand quid or something like that. You know, Martin Hewlett
seems like he's in that category where, you know, I
think that the best example of that is Amalda Staunton
did a cigall movie where she never did a scene
with I think it was called Mercenary for just or no, no,
it was shadow shadow Man, so what it was called.
She never did a scene with him, and she discovered
she was only going to be acting opposite his double
the whole time, and she was not happy and she
never did another one. Of course, she did Harry Potter
I think soon after that and never had to do
another one of those. But yeah, so that's the most
famous example, but it's a common thing and this movie
didn't have as many of those actors as I was expecting.
But yeah, Usually when we do Sagall movies on the site,
Scott Murphy who's from Scotland, from Edinburgh, he will go
through the list of actors in the movie and tell
us what shows in the UK they did, sort of
the you know, give us the history on who they are,
but yeah, Martin Hewlett is kind of that one. The
one name in the movie that I recognized as a
UK actor who yeah was you know, had a couple
of weeks to kill and that he'd come over and
shoot show off that he could do an American accent.
Speaker 1: I've just looked up seadow Man and it also has
Alex Ferns in it. Who did he standers for a while,
but he was also in. He was the commissioner in
the Batman from a couple of years ago. All right,
he was in. He was like one of the naked
miners in the Chernobyl series that came out. He's a
big guy, big gruff guy who I love what he
crops up and stuff. Who's in the States and film
wraff of Man a couple of years ago as well.
Speaker 2: All right, yeah.
Speaker 1: He's in that as well. So good. So I imagine
he gets like taken out by Sigal at some point.
He seems like the type. He was a real I
didn't watch his standards for a while, but wash It
with my family did, and he was a real proper
soap opera villains. His character, but he's a real piece
of work. Yeah, Trevor, his name is Trevor and he
gets killed with an iron at some point. Real classic
British for the stuff he would do. Well, yeah, this
kind of film, I think he'd you a good hunter
with that expense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's funny because like, you know, they don't
make as many movies in Bulgaria as they used They
still do, the New Millennium Crew or not sorry, the
Millennium Crew. They used to be New Image. They have
a studio in Bulgaria they still use. They do like
you know, Nicolas Cage showed up. I think Subservience, the
Megan Fox movie was shot there. So they still do
make movies there. But it used to be that, like
there were a ton of movies at this time in
the early two thousands, and yeah that's how they would
cast the movies, as they would you know, they would
get some American actors and fly them over. But but
a lot of times it was they've just sort of
you know, talk to the agents in the UK and say,
who's got a couple of weeks to spare do you
want to be in the Steven siegalb or do you
want to do something like this.
Speaker 1: I mean fair play to about as Staunton, for I've
never would have thought with all the actors not going
to do this, but hey, good on her.
Speaker 2: I guess she was playing like an American like diplomat
or like maybe like an ambassador or something. And you know,
it's one of those things where I don't think she
understood she was getting herself into and she didn't know
like how blow budget was all that, So which makes
me wonder if maybe she fired her agent after she
made the movie, Like it was like because the interviews
that she does about it, she was just like, you know,
she didn't know she wasn't gonna be acting with She
didn't know any of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Because she's done like Mike Lee films, so she's done
low budget films. But there's a difference between the Mike
Lee low budget and a Salo budget where it's it's
the same budget, but it's being used in different areas well.
Speaker 2: I imagine the Mike Lee film she was acting, she
was doing her scenes opposite her co stars like.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, I reckon Eddie Marsan and Probaby showed up
to them. Jill Davis was there when she shot via Drake. Yeah,
good ah, we'll probably never cover in a Milder Staunton
film on this podcast was the more's the pity. I
wonder what her most deep was. The adjacent film would be,
let's have a look at her see, hmmm, has she
done anything? Chicken Run is technically animals. We're debating doing
bird Year at some point we could Yeah, I think
I think that could be. Yeah, this this, oh no, oh,
there we go the Pirates and an adventure scientists, pirate film,
boat film, water all the way through it. And if
you do Mammal Year, we can do all the all
of the Paddington films because they're perfect. Good, there we go,
She's done some stuff that's a blip. Would work. We'll
get to your one day Staunton. Your day's are numbered,
that's a promise. I liked the her Pathologist lab. Lots
of blue lights. Always happy to see lots of blue
lights in these films. And its one one giant room
sized enclosure in which Monica rests her leg just casually
rests her foot up on something that is of course
the snake. Yeah, and she's terrified, she's understanding me, terrified.
It's a terrifying situation. The snake is huge, it's too big,
too big, it shouldn't be allowed stop it. Yes, So
then we go from there to the couple being pleasured
by the snake and an even by the snake. Throughout
all this there is a news reporter who keeps cropping up.
His name is is Kent Kent humphreyes by Jeff Rank
and his cameraman Lewis this guy maybe my favorite character
not around long enough. He again, it's one of the
people that has brought him, brought him just to die
because he's it keeps on saying like this, there's been
a truck crash, it's probably Alka, and everything is okay.
It's so terrorist attacks. And then at one point he
said he's reporting. We need something more than the facts.
We need the truth. I was like, what you work
for Fox News? This is a wall channel what you're
reporting for now? But I loved him. My wife far
more of him than he. Kian, Did you like KNT
Humphries actually did?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta kick out of Cat Humphreys. He was great.
The funny thing is, again, this is what's interesting about
watching this movie now after seeing so many of these
movies over the past like twenty years or so. Is
that I didn't recognize that the was it? Vella zar
Bayev the cameraman. He does a ton of these movies
that are shot in Bulgaria, So speaking of subservience, he
played a robot butler or robot care taker in Serbians,
you know, just earlier this year. But yeah, it seems
like whenever they need somebody to play a certain part.
And it is kind of funny like how he has
these interactions with with Kent Humphries, where like Ken Humphries
fires him at one point and he's like, well we've
been over this before, you can't fire me, you know,
or like he's like, that's why you're where you are
and I'm where I am. He's like, but I'm the cameraman.
That's this is where I'm supposed to be. Like you know,
it's like this idea that like the camera would want
to be the reporter, you know. It's uh yeah, And
it's one of those things too where you're just like, again,
Ken Humphries is setting himself up to be eaten, like
you you want to see him get eaten. He can't
you know, be be you know, like every scene that
he's developing himself into wanting somebody that you want to
see get get eaten, and he does a great job
of that.
Speaker 1: And the camera in Venezolbaz was also Intervny Helden film.
He was in Refuge, oh from twenty twenty three for
a little connection. And also Young Young Woman in the Sea,
the Daisy Ridley swimming film. That's very good. I don't
remand being in it. But that's not all people in
that good. Uh yeah, he was, he was good. We
didn't we didn't see what happened to Lewis. I think
the camera gets eaten, sorry, think the report gets eaten,
but Lewis it goes and finds another cameraman, another reporter,
I guess, yeah.
Speaker 2: I think he calls the He's the one who calls
the like off off camera, off screen, you know, like
between scenes. I think he's the one who phones in,
and then when the agent says he's been eaten, it's
it would Yeah, I think it was the cameraman who
did that. But yeah, because the camera, I think that's
That's one of the things this movie does pretty well.
I mean, you know, there's a couple of people working
at a service station that you'd rather not see get eaten.
But for the most part, the people who get eaten,
I don't deserve it as the right term, because like
obviously the couple you know hooking up, they technically don't deserve.
That's more of like an old you know, movie trope
than right, the couple hooking up gets you know. But
but for the most part, it's like they deserve it.
And I guess the cameraman you know, again from the
movie standpoint, they would feel like if he on it,
it would be a little bit too you know, means spirited.
You know, if he got it, he's.
Speaker 1: Not done anything wrong, if he's a victim of the
insults of the reporter. Yeah he's a good guy. Yeah
I didn't I didn't necessarily want to see him eating,
but I would have liked to see and like, oh
that's him. He runs away, He gets away scot free,
not just the snake lives another day. Yeah, that's that's fine.
We then get a little bit of a spat between
our good guys, where it turns out Agent Sharp wants
to kill every snake available and Emmett wants to keep
the snake to try it because he's working on a
universal anti venom that will work for all snakes, which
if that works, great. I don't think it's gonna but
I think that it's a good idea of you, if
you can do it, fantastic because he has a tragic
backstory where when he was six years old, his sister
stood on a pit viper and they were too far
away from anywhere to determine what the snake and get
the right antivenem, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. So
we just trying to prevent that. It's a good, fine
backstory established, Yeah, And so they have a little bit
of a disagreement there, but not for very long. It's
all fine. They're just gonna get on with it. And
they follow the They send Betty with the camera attachments
on her. She got these like things on her sides
and the top of her head, and they follow her
through the sewers or like underground in some way, and
they're following her on foot and the snake is slithering
on at the pace it would be, which is quite fast,
and they're just walking along on foot behind her. And
I don't understand what their plan is in terms of
keeping up with the giant snake that's gone off in
the top speed after a bigger snake. I don't know,
but they don't seem to care. So I'm just gonna
walk along the in the sewer, walking the speed, and
Monica's tech is very temperamental, doesn't doesn't work for more
than a couple of minutes at a time, which is
also frustrating. But there we are. Yeah, we keep cutting
between them, and the Hunter's text gets taken out. No
one cares, no one even reverences. The text isn't around
anymore because they'll spill off into three teams, and the
sniper leaves text behind, and then Broddick is like, you
never leave your abandon your team, and they have like
they're in each other's chests, are brown out a little bit,
and it's okay, both of you need to get in
so uh yeah. Then Product gets a flame thrower and
everyone's really impressed. He's got a flamethrower, so sure, okay,
ye he lights a cigar with it. Just yeah, I did.
I didn't like this guy. It's a good bad guy.
I guess one of the one of the Hunters is
that I've been waiting fifteen years to use this and
throws grenade the wrong way. That that kind of stuff
is happening, I'm surprisident blows himself up like throws the
pin or something. But eventually they all kind of meet
underground in is this what is this? What kind of facility?
Did you think this was supposed to be? Well? Where
were they the height the heights that they're out of,
the floors are out of labeled.
Speaker 2: It could have been yeah, I mean I was trying
to think like what they could have been using. I mean,
it could have been like a prison set. I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's a Wikipedia it's a water treatment facility.
And they do say that at the start whether the
snake has gone on yeh, which makes sense to where
it floods later on? Good okay ex.
Speaker 2: Usually yeah, Because one of the things that's funny is
that so when it gets to the water treatment facility,
the agent guy he says, oh, you know, turn off
all the water because we want to you know. And
here Philadelphia, I remember there was some incident where water
like like chemicals or something, we're dumped in to a
source of water that we would use for drinking. And
it was one of those things where I got like
a notification on my phone. I didn't even you know,
know that that happened, but there was a notification on
our phone saying don't drink the water. And suddenly there
was like this huge you know, everybody like trying to
uh get you know, get as much water as they could.
And it was like pretty quickly that you know, there
was no water. You know, like everything got bought up.
And the funny thing was I had to go to Washington,
d C. I'd see a sporting event, and of course,
you know, they didn't have any problems with water, so
I could like buy bottles of water there and bring
it back on the train with me. And it was
kind of funny, how like when you're in these like
you know, even the United States, you could be in
this like one pocket where there's no water and it's
like all sold out and everything, but you know, an
hour train a two hour train ride south and everybody's
got water.
Speaker 1: You know, just like, yeah, it's an odd country from
from outside exactly. You hear about places like Michigan. We're like,
wellwcome to the water. There is poison everywhere else is
it's fine? It feels like something that could be sordered,
but there were are. So yeah, so they see on
the on the go Bros. That the snakes have met
each other. They counts each other and instead of fighting,
they start getting it on, getting frisky and fine, why
shouldn't they monsters? As why that's terrifying creatures. I'm not like,
I don't mind snakes. I feel like I'd be terrified
of a snake that big. Just just just saying shouldn't
be allowed. So everyone, everyone's in this underwater water under
underground water treatment facility, and people just get taken out
left and right. Of this season, it's pretty much like
the the FBI guy gets shut the phony gets dragged away,
the two hunters. The hunter dad gets like ripped apart
by a snake tail. His son is distracted by a
wall of water coming towards him. I just gets tired
with the tail and smither rings. Not a good way
to go well. And then eventually, oh yeah, so Emtt
and Monica hide, they hide from the snake and they
hide under water, and as we've seen, Monica very good
at holding her breath. Emmett this may be his first
time being underwater. I don't know, so he is less good,
and so of course, of course they have a kiss
so she can transfer some air into him to breathe.
Oh lovely, So that happens good, and they survived that encounter.
And then they come across Broddick, who's the only other guy.
What happened to Eve? Eve got taken? She dropped She
picked up an egg. They found a egg and she
dropped it. And then the snake either Yeah, yeah, she
gets constricted. That's what she gets constricted by the python.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he promises, he vows that he'll get revenge for her.
But this is the problem too with only having a
flamethrower as your weapon, is that it was really hard
for him to use the flame throw on the pipe
on the or the boa and not burn her at
the same time. So, you know, as much as he
thought that was a cool weapon, he didn't really you know,
he he he if you know, if he lived long enough,
he could have regrets for that, you know, But I
don't see that he would be someone that will have
that kind of reflection.
Speaker 1: He just blamed.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't say, you know, if I hadn't had this
stupid flamethrower for whatever reason, I could have potentially saved
my person that I was I guess in love with.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the you know, seems like the
kind of guy who'd be like, the problem was my
flamethrow just wasn't big enough, and we'll just get a
bigger flamethrower. It's a very specific weapon, it's a very
very specific uses and fighting a giant snake in an
underground on water treatment facility, it feels like inappropriate for
a flamethrower, and he knows that. Now, we all know
that now, So yeah, so and Monica encounter Product in
and Emmett's responses punch him the face, and then immediately
Fi shows up and arrests him. And I've found that hilarious.
It's odd fifteen minutes for the end of a giant
snake film for the cops to show up and arrest
the bad guy. That's not how these films end, and
it's not how this film ens. But this is a
sequence I was not expecting, because like these films end
with the giant snake eating the bad guy, that's, you know,
how it's gonna happen. We still have six of the
film to go. So Product gets arrested and then the
heroes are gond have saved and taken out of the
water treatment place, and now we're up on the ground
with like the military going after these snakes. Things have escalated,
and they still let product tag along. He is arrested.
He is not in handcuffs, he is not under surveillance.
He is just there part of the team. Now.
Speaker 2: I guess like it's maybe the most realistic part because
he's a billionaire, And I guess a billionaire probably would
get really good treatment from the authorities, like they wouldn't,
you know, write It would have been kind of funny
if like he'd had somebody with him that you're like
a like a like an assistant or somebody or somebody
else that was on the hunt who you know, like
maybe like a like a black person who might get
treated poorly by the cops, or you know, somebody that
like like you know that like gets rougher treatment than
he does. And it's almost like that juxtaposition. But I
also can understand too that you don't want to be
paying more actors for a movie like this year, you know,
just do what you're gonna do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we can't have diversity in this cast. What are
you talking about the snake's a different colors, doesn't that count.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good point because even like the crew,
because it's all people from Bulgaria. Yeah, excuse me, because
that's another area where a lot of these UK films
or sorry, a lot of these Bulgaria productions, they will
go to the UK where there are you know, especially
with black actors in the UK who maybe can't do
like Victorian, especially in the early two thousands, where they
you know, it's like, okay, well here's some easy work
that you can do, and so they'll just shoot over
and again. They'll have like an American accent usually, and
you know, and then you know, like when when I'm
doing the Sagall movie, Scott will tell me that this
is what this actor actually does. Also Asian actors as well,
from from the UK, they'll you know, maybe they can't
get the work that they're looking for there all the time.
And so then here, you know, producers from Bulgaria show
up and say, hey, you know, you can make up
you know, five figures doing a movie with us for
a little bit. And so it is interesting this movie
didn't do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't have a reason why. They just didn't,
I guess, so they just they determined that the boa
is out for vengeance. Maybe that there's the line you're
telling me your snake has a sense of vengeance is
a great line to write down. So yeah, whilst everyone
is distracted, product steals a tank because again not under
any kind of serventans or handcuffs, and it just has
a tank to go out after the snake doesn't go well.
They've secured a secured a five mile perimeter and there's
no one inside that perimeter except for a fully populated nightclub,
which somehow everybody missed. It's not quiet. There's a lot
of people in it and the snake when I've lost
track of which snake is doing what at this point,
so it doesn't really matter. It doesn't really matter. One
of the snakes has gone to the nightclub and it's
slithering around the nightclub. This is a huge snake. The
diameter of the snake is waste level, Like, it's huge,
and it's like sliving around the nightclub. We don't see
the snake, but we see people's reactions to it, and
they seem pretty chill about it. They seem pretty like
huh or just like as if someone's just just jostled
their drink a little bit. No one's all that concerned
that there is a snake that they could all easily
fit inside. Uh, sitting around until it ras up behind
the DJ and then eats the TJ.
Speaker 2: I love to see because because the DJ, they're like
waving at the DJ to tell him get away. They're
like doing like the you know, like the race of
the roof thing, and he's like he's like doing it
back to them.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, good times. Uh, and with with like so
the eats the DJ place closed out and then with
like five minutes of the film have to go. The
snakes finally start fighting each other. The promise of the
title is finally brought forward, and they fight and somehow
end up on the subway tracks, and unclear how, they
just kind of they're somewhere and it collapses and then
they're on the subway tracks and they're going at it,
and what happened to product?
Speaker 2: He so he was he was so he remember he
had the flame thrower and he was trying to torch.
He ends up like torching a bunch of government agents
and then I think, oh, what did that's?
Speaker 1: I think I just watched it on a day ago,
and did Emmett. I think Emmett shoots him with a
tranquilizer dart.
Speaker 2: That's right, oh, with the it's a tranquilizer that is
like meant for the snake, so it's very high powered.
He shoots him in the stomach becausemember, he's ripped his
shirt off and he's got like this distended you know,
it's supposed to be a watchboard ad. It's kind of
more distended, and he shoots him right there, and I
guess because it's so powerful.
Speaker 1: That it kills him.
Speaker 2: I think right that it's like yeah, because he starts
foaming at the mouth.
Speaker 1: I think yeah, But I think he's still alive. I
think the two snakes can rip him apart, so he's
like just about alive enough for them to kill him.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: It's again rare for this kind of film for the
bad guy to be shot by a human when there's
two giant snakes around to do the job for him.
But there we are, say thanks for from the pop.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, now the subway. Oh yeah, I was gonna
say the subway. This is something that I didn't pick
up on until I moved down here. To Philadelphia. There's
a few things about this movie that taking place in
Philadelphia that I didn't even though it's not shot here.
But one of them was that, And I don't know
why I didn't get this, because I grew up near Boston,
and maybe I did at the time catch that the
subway stops or Boston subway stops. Yeah, so like it's
essentially it's the Blue Line in Boston Boden State Government Center.
But the other thing is that Philadelphia subway system is
very small. It's not it's two lines. One goes north south.
I think it's like maybe like fifteen sixteen miles north
south and then east west like twenty miles or something
like that. So it's not like like you know, like
in London or New York City, where you've got or
even Boston, where there's you know, more extensive subway network
where you could just drop down anywhere and you'd be
in the underground or you'd be in the MTA subway.
In Philadelphia, it's a cross. It's essentially, you know, a
great and there's large swaths of the city that don't
have any kind of subway access. So there's nowhere that
I could think of that they would have been when
they's supposed to be this area that's supposed to be
more rural and outside of the city, that would be
near a subway station. So but you wouldn't know that.
I think if you unless you you know, if you're
in Bulgaria, you have no idea think, oh, well, of
course they've got a subway. You know, this just makes sense,
you know, but it kind of seems like the kind
of thing that chat GPT would make a mistake about that.
You know, sure, Philadelphia is a subway. Here are the
subway stops and their Boston subway stops.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, we can't we can't blame chat GPT for that.
We can for a lot of things, but not for
getting a script wrong. Right, Yeah, in two thousand and four. Yeah,
so they end up fighting in the subway. There's this
device that Emmett has on on Betty the Boa that
will like stun and it might kill her, It might
just kind of put her out for a little bit,
but it's some kind of last ditch attempt they will
have to use if need be. And so whilst the
snakes are fighting, he decides he's going to have to
use it because I think Monica is hiding in the
train tracks as the train coming, and so he uses
the device and it does the snake survive. It kind
of shocks them and it separates them, and it throws
Betty the boa backwards and leaves the python in the
track in the way of the train and they can
stay up by train, So hooray. And then Betty alive
flees and just because her own I presume because of
her own shocked her and she knows her own shot her.
I don't know. She's free now she's trying out about
and the film ends with Emmett and a searching for Betty. Credits.
Love it, No hanging around like what do we do tomorrow?
Where do we go for eggs? No, that's it's We're done,
good Granits were done. Yes, So I had a good
time with this one. I had a fun, fun time
watching both of us as python, more so than I
thought I was going to do. Did it held up
for your your rewatch? Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah it was. And again it was interesting, like there
were things that I caught this time that I didn't before. Again,
like that the Pennsylvania things. I mean, one of the
interesting ones is this is something that I never would
have known living in Maine. Pennsylvania is a unique state
in that you you don't you're not required to have
a front license plate on your car. You just need
to have a back license plate. So there's a scene
where the agents all drive up to this location to
like plot how they're going to deal with the snakes
and all the cars. They do a good job of
mimicking what a Pennsylvania license plate looks like, but the
fact that they were all in the front of the
cars was you know, oh, I picked like I caught
it right away, which is something I would never catch them.
Like one of the things here in Philadelphia's people who
move here from Europe they keep their old, like long
European style license plate and put it on the under
their car because they don't need to have an actual one.
So so like that's something I wouldn't I never would
have caught before watching this movie. So there's like little
tidbits like that Jamie Bergman, who you know, who plays
that that main character, she's married to David Briannis, who's
from Philadelphia. So yeah, so yeah, so she's suddenly you know,
and I don't know if she had been married to
him before she made the movie. But yeah, I've seen
him at sporting events here, like they show him on
the big screen, Like, oh, you know, that's a what
passes for celebrities in Philadelphia where it's like, you know,
you watch him in New York City and it's like,
you know, Elliott Page or I'm trying to think, you know,
Michael J. Fox. You know, you know, big names.
Speaker 1: You know, I think Doriannis is big enough. You know,
he's done a thousand TV episodes to his name show.
I think he's earned the right to be called a celebrity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, he definitely is. Definitely is it just yeah,
it's funny like with Philadelphia. It's like, you know, like
you go to a Knicks game in New York and
they have like a whole front row corned off so
the celebrities can sit there. Sure, okay, you know, I
guess in his case, he was sitting in like a
luxury box suite and they showed him and we all
waved to, you know, to the big screen that yeah,
that he was there. But uh but yeah, but it's funny,
like again, that's something I would have thought about before that, Like,
you know, she made a movie that in Bulgaria that
doesn't take you know, that wasn't shot in Philadelphia, but
was supposed to take place there. And then she's married
to somebody who's actually from Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Now I've just been on have Wikipedia and I referenced
called in sixty Seconds earlier. She was in Gone in
sixty Seconds. She was blonde in Drag Race. She played
party girl at any Given Sunday alongside the logo.
Speaker 2: From yeah, well that's the thing with these movies like
between this, you know, between her and and you know,
David Hewlett, like you know David Hewlett. I haven't seen
c but I saw a movie I think, oh, what
was it called? It was a movie that had Jeremy Northum.
It was by the same director as Q.
Speaker 1: Oh god, what did Vincenzo and Itali direct? Yeah, like
Splice scause he's in Splice.
Speaker 2: No, it was when something to do with like Jeremy
Northon's character was trying to figure out who he was
or something. It had Lucy lew in it as well. Cipher,
that's what it was, Cipher. Yeah, yeah, I covered that
on the podcast with uh Tom joelof who's a screenwriter.
He sometimes will come on to talk about just movies
that he likes, that we discuss something. I'll talk about
his new movies as well sometimes, And so we talked
about Cipher, and yeah, David Hull has a very small
part in that One does not be the star, you know,
to be the main characters. Name was Jamie Bergman right
where she's you know, like you said, she's blonde to
the drag race, you know, and a lot of you know,
but she gets to be the star here. And that's
always kind of a fun thing I think with these
movies when they kind of give these acts and it's
probably the draw for them beyond the paycheck. It's the
fact that they can, you know, they get they actually
get more pages of script to actually you know, act
on the film.
Speaker 1: In the film he's in here att centupan called Nothing,
which Vincenza Ntelli also directed, where it's mainly just him
and Andrew Miller, who crops up. He's that kind of
actor as well, where it's just just the two of
them for most of the film. I think that's that's
that's an interesting film as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to see more looks like I saw
Cipher for the for the podcast, but I meant to
watch more of his movies.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, nothing is like these two guys discover they
can get wish things, wish things away as it ends up,
which is the two of them in this void in
their house, but just like nothing around it, and it's
how that plays away. Yeah, it's it goes places. It's
a weird film.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, Cipher is an interesting one. I think
if you you know, if you've seen other Natali's movies,
it don't be worth checking out. But it's it's a
very interesting one.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's I'll watched. I think I've seen like half
of his films. This far more than I thought. Did
you have any any more thoughts on on Boa versus Python?
Speaker 2: You know, I think just with it being on two B,
I guess the one thing is us discovering that it's
a part of a series of movies. It there's no
requirement to watch the other movies and enjoy this one, right,
there's nothing, you know, there's nothing that you're going to miss.
I think I'm going to get I haven't seen the
other movies, but it seems like that. So I think
for people that are like scrolling to B or you
know whatever streamers and you see this pop up and
you're looking for something fun to watch on a Saturday
night with people, Yeah, this is definitely worth it. You
know you'll you'll have a fun ninety minutes with it.
Speaker 1: I completely agree. A good time can be had on
a Thursday evening watching Boa versus Python for a podcast. Okay,
Like I said, I've watched a lot of these films
for this kind of this show, and this is one
of one of the more enjoyable ones. Good, so listen.
So this is your first time listening to the show, welcome,
because this is deeply seeing the podcast. With every new
film we cover, we have to go through and work
out how deep all the action takes place at, how
blue everything on screen is, and how much of it
takes place at sea. So Deep Blue Sea, of course,
is approximately forty seven fourteen and a half meters deeper
forty seven and a half feet deep, about thirty one
percent blue, and eighty nine percent of it takes place
at sea. Matt, do you think both of us as
Python is deeper, bluer, or more at sea than Deep
Blue Sea?
Speaker 2: So I was curious to think about whether it's deeper
or not because on the one hand we're underground, but
on the other hand, we've got this airplane with marble
pillars in the marble bathtub during that. So I want
to say it's not deeper because of the how it
evens out. So and I definitely bluer. I don't think
it's bluer either. I mean, we get the pool that's blue,
and like said, there's the blue light in the in
the lab for David Hewett, but I don't think it's
bluer and definitely not more c as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right, it doesn't. It doesn't even out. It
stays quite high up in the air because when they
go they go underground the othern side, the fourth or
fifth story, and private jets fly at like twelve thousand feet,
So this works out on average forty four hundred and
seventy meters up in the air, or fifteen hundred feet
up in the air, which is slightly higher up than
No Way Up an airplane film, and slightly lower than
Renne Harden's The Misfits, which also has a lotch of
stuff in airplanes blueness. It's nine point five three five
percent blue. I had to go that specific because it's
that's a point zero five percent less blue than Renny
Harden's twelve rounds and slightly bluer than Renny Harden's skip trace. Yeah,
the blue lights in the lab. There's blue lights in
the nightclub as well, and the pool and various other
bits here and there, and yeat Never at Sea. Not
for a single second is it at see five point
one five percent of it is on water or around
water of some kind. But that's not that's more at
water than shukn no four, less at water than megapython
versus Gatoroid, but not Never at Sea joins the many
many films Never at Sea. So that's all our ranking
of bow of Us as Python in the deeply c category,
not very in all of them. It turns out good.
So Matt, thank you for joining me for bow of
usus Python. Where can on Esson's find you? What have
you got to plug?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So the site is Dtvconnoisseur dot blogspot dot com.
That's where you can find links to everything. So that's
where the reviews are for the site. Links to the
podcast which Jay has been on. We talked about Inside
the Grizzly Maize, Into the Grizzliness yeah. So another big
animal movie that one used more real bears in this,
And I will say I prefer a good fake animal
to a real animal in a movie anyway, even if
it doesn't look great. Yeah. Yeah, so that's that. It
was a pretty but yeah, so that's you know that
that podcasting can find on all major podcasters. And my
new novel is Mark in Sales. It features a salesperson
named Mark who's really good at selling cut rate health
insurance here in the US, but he starts to realize
that one's taken hole in his family because he's not around.
But to the people who are stuck with this bad
health insurance and don't you know, get the care that
they want they were used to before, that they're suffering
as a result. So he has a dilemma of whether
or not he keeps with this job or he moves
on to something else. And as he's having this dilemma,
the company offers him the promotion he's always wanted. So
now he has a decision to make a.
Speaker 1: Very nice yeah with your real animals fake animals. I
just watched Monkey Shines for the first time recently, which
has a lot of real monkeys in it, and it
makes a real point of saying no monkeys were harmed
during this. I was like, yeah, they probably went harmed,
but did they have a good time. I don't know.
They're doing a lot of stuff in it that I
don't really appreciate. So yeah, you don't get that ethical
dynamo with fake monkeys.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't think this had. Even the snake
that's there for angel Boris, I don't think is a
real snake. I think it's like a rubber snake around.
Speaker 1: It is alive at one point, because it's like moving
around on the bed. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder EFN when it was moving if it
was like there's some sort of mechanical aspect to it.
Ierhape Sir, Yeah, yeah, because they did. They did just
throw a snake. That's a good point. Yeah. I don't
know if in Bulgaria they have the same laws about
that dating in other personal world.
Speaker 1: Who knows. Who knows. I'm not going to go find out.
Good So, as for this podcast, you can follow Oliver
social media at deep Blue Seapod or email us deeply
Seapod at gmail dot com. If you've seen the rest
of the Boa or Python franchises and they are worth watching.
Let us know. Next week will be our final scene
of Deep with C one Dive two, Chapter thirty three
talking mainly talking about the end credits song we've got
Bubble eaton Nick. Yes, for that one, we've already recorded it.
It was a fun time to come out next week
for that one, and then we're back on Reptiles the
week after. But as for Boa versus Python, thank you
once again to my wonderful guest Matt Porray. Yes, I
have been Jake Lewer and I'll deep Blue see you
next week