Speaker 1: I usually these members. I just rolled into it, dude,
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Speaker 1: you play your stuff for my people over on my
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is a little bit like of a member's
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Speaker 1: on podcast also over on the one on one Media
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Speaker 1: into that kind of stuff. And you, I was resealing
Speaker 1: your show. We talked about Homlenculus, the movie Homunculus, We
Speaker 1: talked about Trump Nation, and we just went down a
Speaker 1: few different rabbit holes, and you mentioned to me a
Speaker 1: movie that had just aired on HBO Max that was
Speaker 1: a straight to stream movie, which I think it would
Speaker 1: have done well if it went to theaters because I
Speaker 1: watched it and I'm still confused, but I did a
Speaker 1: little bit of research and I'm a little bit better
Speaker 1: versed in the lore of the movie. And also I
Speaker 1: feel like this movie answers a lot of questions when
Speaker 1: it comes to like the missing forward one and then
Speaker 1: it ties in I don't want to say schizophrenia, but
Speaker 1: epileptic seizure disorders with time travel. Like it, dude, it's a.
Speaker 2: Wild movie, bro. I was so taken back by it,
Speaker 2: and I was like, this is the filmmaking that I like,
Speaker 2: you know, and it's really subtle in the beginning, because
Speaker 2: if you're not paying attention, it's a slow basion. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't notice little details and then when you realize
Speaker 2: that there's two different things going on at the same time.
Speaker 2: But the way that it's cut, they do it like seamlessly,
Speaker 2: right to the point that you don't even notice until
Speaker 2: the end, and even at the end, you're still puzzled
Speaker 2: as to what's going on. But I really appreciate this
Speaker 2: style of filmmaking because it's very cubric esque. And I'm
Speaker 2: making a documentary that's going to be released here really
Speaker 2: soon on Stanley Kubrick and the Shining and.
Speaker 3: The Clockwork Orange called a Clockwork Shine.
Speaker 2: But this movie, well what we're talking about is a
Speaker 2: movie called cat Lake c add Oh Lake. I like
Speaker 2: k E, but it's not Cubrick asking the way.
Speaker 1: That it's really quickly right before we get deeper into it,
Speaker 1: we're only three minutes in. There will be spoilers. So
Speaker 1: if you want to watch the movie and then come
Speaker 1: back to this, do that if you don't want to
Speaker 1: spoil them. I feel like people should go in and
Speaker 1: the movie is not gonna tell you anything you have.
Speaker 1: It's how you said, bro. I was kind of losing
Speaker 1: sleep too, because you're like, I thought about it until
Speaker 1: I went to sleep, and then it finally I'm still
Speaker 1: trying to figure it out, and I watched it a
Speaker 1: few days ago. So just in case there will be spoilers,
Speaker 1: just the heads up for those that I want to
Speaker 1: check the movie out. It's free on HBO Max. Check
Speaker 1: it out, then come back here and watch this because
Speaker 1: so I just so we don't spoil it for people.
Speaker 2: Absolutely definitely go and watch the movie and then come
Speaker 2: back and hear us talk about it, because you have to.
Speaker 2: We can't really explain it to you. It's very difficult
Speaker 2: to explain without you having seen it.
Speaker 3: And what I was.
Speaker 2: Mentioning like with with like Cubriic and it being like
Speaker 2: very cubric esk. It's not that it's cubric esque in
Speaker 2: the way that it was filmed or even the storyline,
Speaker 2: but in the way that everything isn't explained to you, right.
Speaker 2: Cubriic always wanted the audience to kind of put two
Speaker 2: and two together for themselves. And let me tell you
Speaker 2: this movie, Caddo Lake is you have to put two
Speaker 2: and two together. You got to be thinking on your toes.
Speaker 2: Cubriic wanted the audience to think for themselves and tell
Speaker 2: the story with the actual camera, you know, like show
Speaker 2: you visuals of the story, not through exposition, which has
Speaker 2: ruined many films in the past three decades. Right, they
Speaker 2: just give the entire story. They spoon feed you the
Speaker 2: entire story. Sometimes, yeah, they give it away in the
Speaker 2: entire trailer you watch her the three trailers that come
Speaker 2: out for a movie, you know, the entire story. But
Speaker 2: within the movies themselves, they normally they give you the
Speaker 2: entire storyline within the dialogue between the characters. Did you
Speaker 2: see Long Legs?
Speaker 1: I did?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I thought Long Legs was an amazing movie
Speaker 2: until that last, uh, you know, twenty minutes of the
Speaker 2: movie because whenever her mom is out there and she
Speaker 2: shoots the doll in the back of the head and
Speaker 2: the essence gets released out of her. Right then she
Speaker 2: ends up in bed and then she's in like this
Speaker 2: hallucinogenic dream state and her mom explains everything to her.
Speaker 2: They did not need to do that. That's what I
Speaker 2: mean by exposition. They give away the entire movie. They
Speaker 2: tell you everything that's going on within the movie, and
Speaker 2: it within the dialogue between the characters, to the point
Speaker 2: that it just ruins the entire movie, Like why would
Speaker 2: I need to watch that? They could have turned that
Speaker 2: entire movie into a thirty minute short film, and it
Speaker 2: would have been the exact same thing. You know, a
Speaker 2: lot of Hollywood thinks that people are stupid and that yeah,
Speaker 2: in a lot of cases they are, but they like
Speaker 2: to just spoon feed this stuff to people and not
Speaker 2: let them use their brain and use their mind to
Speaker 2: try and put everything together. But Qubriic, he wanted the
Speaker 2: audience to come up with their own interpretation of his movies.
Speaker 2: And to me, that is the greatest way to make
Speaker 2: a movie, right, like the movie that we're discussing today,
Speaker 2: you know, Kindadu Lake. And it's also what made Stanley
Speaker 2: Kubrick great and this movie great as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's like, you know, mega make movies great
Speaker 1: again by letting people figure it out themselves. But I
Speaker 1: think that we're in this in this society that is
Speaker 1: so burnt out how you and I talked about on
Speaker 1: your show, and they want this short clip TLDR, you know,
Speaker 1: and I'm I'm I've been there because I don't read
Speaker 1: super long comments of people bashing my work or anything else,
Speaker 1: Like I don't spend the time to read them. It's like, listen, dude,
Speaker 1: whatever you didn't like it. I don't care what you
Speaker 1: have to say. You didn't like it, and like I
Speaker 1: said what I said, and that's that right. So this
Speaker 1: particular movie, it's what I really liked. I thought it
Speaker 1: was going to be more of a horror movie. So
Speaker 1: I was expectause I think I saw that it was
Speaker 1: like a I think on Max it said it was
Speaker 1: like horror something. Let me double check what it says.
Speaker 2: It was produced by m Night Shyamalan Shamala Nice Shamalan,
Speaker 2: and he also had another new movie come out as well, Trapped.
Speaker 2: I'll Trap. It's really good. It's about this serial killer
Speaker 2: that's inside of this concert and the FBI set up
Speaker 2: this entire ruse of a pop concert to try and
Speaker 2: catch him. So acually a pretty pretty good movie.
Speaker 1: If you check this out. Says horror, mystery, and suspense.
Speaker 1: So I thought that it was gonna be more horror,
Speaker 1: and so I was like, Okay, you know, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be kind of scared whatever, But it really wasn't. It
Speaker 1: was more mystery and more thriller than anything. Because you know,
Speaker 1: towards the end of the movie, you're you're vowed. You know,
Speaker 1: you're you're rooting for this guy to get back to
Speaker 1: his time, and we'll we'll break everything down the way
Speaker 1: the movie goes. But I feel like it answered a
Speaker 1: lot of questions when it comes to and tied some
Speaker 1: some other things together that you wouldn't otherwise think about.
Speaker 1: And it's just making me movies like this that are
Speaker 1: in my opinion, I'll say this, I think that their
Speaker 1: conspiracy inspired or conspiracult inspired in some sort of way
Speaker 1: because it takes all these major conspiracies and then puts
Speaker 1: it on the silver screen and gives it like like
Speaker 1: something right. For example, one of the main themes in
Speaker 1: this in this movie is time travel but also portals,
Speaker 1: and it turns out right. So I want to read
Speaker 1: here a little bit of the So Cattle Lake or
Speaker 1: Caddo Lake is an actual place. It's an actual lake
Speaker 1: between Louisiana and Texas, and just quickly looking up here,
Speaker 1: there are legends regarding this actual lake. And in the
Speaker 1: movie when they're searching for the girl, you know, towards
Speaker 1: towards the first half middle of the movie, they're searching
Speaker 1: for this girl, and I remember telling my wife, I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: how big is this lake? Like how big is it
Speaker 1: and literally as there as I said that that they
Speaker 1: had zoomed in. The camera pans out and you can
Speaker 1: see all the little ways in the woods and it's
Speaker 1: a giant lake. So the actual lake itself is let
Speaker 1: me see how many acres it is.
Speaker 2: I think it's like twenty five thousand lake acres or.
Speaker 1: Something like five thousand, four hundred acres. Bro that is massive. Okay,
Speaker 1: so Cattle Lake. Let me pull up my screen here
Speaker 1: so people can see what we're talking about. Stop screen, sure,
Speaker 1: and you get the right screen here.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I believe that it's one of the largest freshwater lakes
Speaker 2: in the South.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know about it, but so we have
Speaker 1: here the call massive. This is nineteen thirty five. It's ginormous, right,
Speaker 1: So I think it's this one up here. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: it's that one up there. It's got a weird little
Speaker 1: shape to it. If you look at it kind of
Speaker 1: looks like a like a like a monster or a
Speaker 1: man with like two hands here, like a sloth. It
Speaker 1: looks like a slough from like a tree or something.
Speaker 1: And that's it there. So it's absolutely massive. And if
Speaker 1: you look at the really quickly, So this came out
Speaker 1: October tenth, so it came out recently. It came out
Speaker 1: on ten ten, twenty four, right, And it was directed
Speaker 1: by Selene hell Logan George and it was produced by
Speaker 1: it says. It stars and serve with him under his
Speaker 1: Blinding Edge Picture company. Interesting name.
Speaker 2: Huh, that's an interesting artwork too.
Speaker 1: It's like an angel or something and so and we know, Bro,
Speaker 1: we know that he's into the occult and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: The latest movie, The Watchers that his daughter produced, like
Speaker 1: the first movie that she produced.
Speaker 2: Did you like that?
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, I haven't finished it. Oh, I started it,
Speaker 1: and I haven't finished it. I think I have an
Speaker 1: hour left because sometimes, you know, you have life and everything,
Speaker 1: you don't really get to sometimes I watch movies and pieces, right,
Speaker 1: so I won't. I'm trying to figure this damn thing out.
Speaker 2: It's not wanting. That goes the Curse of Lake, Bro.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the curse whatever. Hurt man, all right, whatever? Well
Speaker 1: now I'm a big baby dude. Anyways, who cares? Who cares?
Speaker 1: Here we go, all right, I got finally got it,
Speaker 1: all right? So uh yeah, in that movie they have
Speaker 1: the Watchers, they have six fingers, so you know the
Speaker 1: whole Nephilim connection everything. So you know that they're in
Speaker 1: the know when it comes to the occult and the esoteric.
Speaker 1: And so in this part particular movie, so you have
Speaker 1: this twenty five thousand, four hundred acre lake and Bayou
Speaker 1: Wetland between border of Texas and Louisiana and the northern
Speaker 1: Harrison County. And if you look up here some right,
Speaker 1: this is some of the lore and some of the
Speaker 1: create how the lake was formed. The first legend about
Speaker 1: Caddo or Caddu Lake references to how it was formed.
Speaker 1: One theory is that three New Madrid earthquakes from December
Speaker 1: eighteen eleven to eighteen twelve created the lake. The New
Speaker 1: Madrid seismic zone is located in southeastern Missouri, northeastern Arkansas,
Speaker 1: Western Tennessee, western Kentucky, and southern Illinois. Seismic seismolologists is
Speaker 1: how you say that estimate that these earthquakes reached seven
Speaker 1: point zero magnitude or possibly large. That's pretty big, right
Speaker 1: from my understanding of magnitude seven point zero. There is
Speaker 1: scientific evidence that the New Madrid earthquakes created Tennessee's Real
Speaker 1: Roof Lake. However, this is not a prevalentaion. Most geologists
Speaker 1: follow theory that the Great Raft was eventually responsible for
Speaker 1: cattle lakes creation. The evidence that primarily supports the Great
Speaker 1: Raft theories the discovery of present day cypress trees with
Speaker 1: growth rings of four hundred and six hundre years. And
Speaker 1: the cypress tree is interesting because right only grows in
Speaker 1: certain certain places in certain areas, and right is a
Speaker 1: species of cypress native to the eastern Mediterranean region. Let's
Speaker 1: see here, So Texas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that it's the largest cypress tree forests
Speaker 2: in the world according to Google.
Speaker 1: Really, so it's a native to states swamps and rivers.
Speaker 1: So if it goes back at least four hundred years, right,
Speaker 1: the four hundred to six hundred years, then the eighteen
Speaker 1: eleven to eighteen twelve earthquake wouldn't fall in line obviously, right,
Speaker 1: unless the dating of trees is fake and gay, which
Speaker 1: again I don't know. I wouldn't say trees are faking gay,
Speaker 1: but I think that maybe the dating of them could
Speaker 1: be who knows.
Speaker 2: Gage trees are definitely faking gay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the five G Tower trees are also faking gay.
Speaker 1: Cypress tree seeds will not root in dry soil, So
Speaker 1: these trees suggest that Cattle Lake is much older. The
Speaker 1: Great Raft was estimated one hundred and sixty miles long
Speaker 1: natural log jam on the Red River, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: The Freeman Curtis Expedition, commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson in
Speaker 1: eighteen oh six, discovered the Great Raft, which was cleared
Speaker 1: by the eighteen nineties. And then what is the great raft?
Speaker 1: See the great rafts? Look that up.
Speaker 2: Sounds like some kind of flood.
Speaker 1: And what the an enormous log jam or a series
Speaker 1: of rafts that clogged the Red and Atchafalaya rivers North America?
Speaker 1: What hmmm?
Speaker 2: So all of the trees and like something must have
Speaker 2: happened where like logs and things got stuck and trammed
Speaker 2: up the streams.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never heard of this.
Speaker 2: Bro that's wild, because that's kind of what it looked
Speaker 2: like in the movie. Whenever the water was low kind
Speaker 2: of looked like.
Speaker 1: This, and that's what activated the portal. Right, So dude,
Speaker 1: I've never heard of it. No, Why why didn't we
Speaker 1: ever talk about this in school? Because this falls in
Speaker 1: line with like the tart Terrier. It was a great mudfluck,
Speaker 1: because that's what it sounds like, the whole all the
Speaker 1: tree what knocked the trees down. It wasn't an earthquake,
Speaker 1: right how they say, But damn, what a hell of
Speaker 1: an earthquake to shake all those trees loose to then
Speaker 1: send them down river to clog the river up. That's crazy, dude.
Speaker 1: I never knew about that. So the Native American cattle legends,
Speaker 1: this is where it gets interesting. Before European discovered the cattle,
Speaker 1: Indians living in the Red River Sas Cattle Lake region
Speaker 1: dominated the log jams there as denominated the logjams there
Speaker 1: as sacred. The cattles centered their lives around the spring
Speaker 1: floods and the logjam deposits of soil and nutrients. The
Speaker 1: Great Raft was a living ecosystem and constantly changing when
Speaker 1: logs drifted away and newer debris replaced them. That is
Speaker 1: so wild. As the rafts of logjams shifted around, it
Speaker 1: cleared fertile fields for cadoan crops. During floods, nutrients filled
Speaker 1: settled on either side of the river banks. The cattles
Speaker 1: grew their crops around the seasons and state of the
Speaker 1: log jams. The Great Raft provided protection from enemy tribes.
Speaker 1: The Cattles hold a spiritual belief that a great flood
Speaker 1: clogged the Red River and created the Great Raft. A
Speaker 1: cattle legend tells us that a cattle chief did not
Speaker 1: obey the Great Spirit who caused it earthquake that resulted
Speaker 1: in a flood that formed Cadillac around eighteen twelve. So
Speaker 1: we have this Native American legend of this chief that
Speaker 1: didn't obey the Great Spirit and then they were cursed. Right,
Speaker 1: So I find that true because when I first learned
Speaker 1: that Cadillac is an actual place, you gotta look up
Speaker 1: the lore of it. You gotta look up the myths
Speaker 1: and everything like that. So there's also there's a.
Speaker 2: Lot of Native American miss and legends like that. It
Speaker 2: seems like any place that had a large amount of
Speaker 2: Native American settlement there there there they always have some
Speaker 2: like with the moth Man. I'm sure you're familiar with
Speaker 2: the moth Man and the legend of Chief Cornstock, like well,
Speaker 2: Chief Cornstock supposedly cursed the talent of Point Pleasant and
Speaker 2: supposedly calls the moth Man.
Speaker 1: So I mean, yeah, well that's yeah, I know that part.
Speaker 1: That's interesting because maybe a form of technology where they're
Speaker 1: able to summon these ultra terrestrials into this dimension as
Speaker 1: some sort of watcher right over the people for screwing
Speaker 1: them over something.
Speaker 2: That's what the movie Watchers kind of reminded me of.
Speaker 2: They kind of reminded me of like Mothman's like without wings,
Speaker 2: and I like the beginning of the movie. I thought
Speaker 2: that it was really great, and then it just kind
Speaker 2: of goes off the rails. They turned the Watchers, like
Speaker 2: you know from the Book of Emach into what you're
Speaker 2: supposed to be, falling angels. They came down to meete
Speaker 2: with humans and create like angel human hybrids, but they
Speaker 2: turn them in the fairies.
Speaker 1: So well, maybe it's the same thing, dude. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I see that whole mythology differently, dude, because maybe we
Speaker 1: can do a show on the Watchers movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would be cool, because there's a lot I
Speaker 2: think they got a lot of the myth all g correct,
Speaker 2: but in good Hollywood fashion, they kind of just Yeah,
Speaker 2: they threw in their own little thing there and kind
Speaker 2: of turned them into like pussy asked fairies. But that
Speaker 2: might just be because our idea of what a fairy
Speaker 2: is we think of like a fairy as something like
Speaker 2: tinker Bell, like something super small, no bigger, yeah, no
Speaker 2: bigger than a foot, like maybe they were these giant, scary,
Speaker 2: weird creatures more like in the movie Who Knows.
Speaker 1: So here, I'll say this about that. I look at
Speaker 1: that story of the Book of Genesis and even maybe
Speaker 1: the Book of Enoch, Right, we can lump that in
Speaker 1: there a little bit. I will attribute that when they
Speaker 1: entered the daughters of men or daughters of men, whatever,
Speaker 1: that it was, wasn't actual physical like interactions sexually, right,
Speaker 1: What if it was more of a possession or parasitic
Speaker 1: nature where they entered their bodies and then they altered
Speaker 1: them to be able to give birth to these things.
Speaker 1: And if you look, if you zoom into parasites, bro
Speaker 1: or any germs, they look like demons. You know, I
Speaker 1: don't know if you've talked about that on your show.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's a couple of people out there who
Speaker 1: have link parasites and germs and stuff like that. When
Speaker 1: you zoom into their face, like the into the actual
Speaker 1: the microscope, right, that that is, it looks like a
Speaker 1: freaking demon, looks demonic. Right, So let's look this up here,
Speaker 1: real quick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would make a lot more sense than like
Speaker 2: a physical group of entities coming down, Like, yeah.
Speaker 1: Look at this, this is demonic.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: Have you ever if you saw this at night? Look
Speaker 1: at that? Bro? Forget that, dude, Bro, if you saw
Speaker 1: if you saw this at night, Tait was probably ai,
Speaker 1: But if you saw this at night, look you'd be
Speaker 1: yourself like this is this is what things of nightmares
Speaker 1: are made out of me that that'd be a freaking
Speaker 1: crazy looking thing, you know, I'd be scared.
Speaker 2: He does stop on that so quick, dude.
Speaker 1: So I think it's more of that, But we can, maybe,
Speaker 1: maybe we can do an episode on that particular movie,
Speaker 1: the twenty foot Cattle Lake Monster. At the beginning of
Speaker 1: this movie, we have an an alligator, right, and this
Speaker 1: also ties into the cattle mutilations because the alligator in
Speaker 1: the movie was cut. His bottom half was cut perfectly,
Speaker 1: and you have the kids poking at the alligator. They're like, look,
Speaker 1: it was almost like I think they say it was
Speaker 1: done with lasers or like surgically done. And how many
Speaker 1: times haven't we talked about cattle emulations where it's like
Speaker 1: only a surgeon could have done this, Like it's so
Speaker 1: perfectly cut that they were so meticulous. And it turns
Speaker 1: out again when we learned that when the when the
Speaker 1: water goes up, it deactivates the portal and everything that's
Speaker 1: in the way of the portal, boom gets cut. Right.
Speaker 1: So this poor alligator was probably just chilling on the bank,
Speaker 1: the water comes in and he just gets chopped in
Speaker 1: aweg boom, you know, he just gets you know, cut
Speaker 1: in half.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was probably like a prehistoric not a prehistoric,
Speaker 2: but a really old alligator from like the fifties or something,
Speaker 2: because he would have had to have been on the
Speaker 2: other side of the portal whenever it shut, whenever the
Speaker 2: water drain traveling. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And so dude, that's a good observation because think about
Speaker 1: how many things maybe don't exist in our timeline. They
Speaker 1: have come through. Our animals don't know any better just
Speaker 1: walking through. They're not going to know if they're in
Speaker 1: two thousand and three or twenty twenty three, and the
Speaker 1: movie was two thousand and three and twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: I believe the two timelines. And right off the bat,
Speaker 1: when they were switching over from the main character of
Speaker 1: the girl right which is the daughter essentially.
Speaker 2: Ellie Ellie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ellie, the daughter of what's the main guy's name,
Speaker 1: Paris Paris. And when they were switching back and forth,
Speaker 1: I kind of already had gotten the the all were
Speaker 1: in two different timelines, right, we're jumping back and forth.
Speaker 1: There's a significance between the two when the girl is
Speaker 1: talking about, Oh, none of these people are related to me.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't like these family gatherings that that
Speaker 1: click for me after the fact, because it turns out
Speaker 1: that they were related the whole time. Right, Her stepsister
Speaker 1: was actually her grandma, right, because she was the mother
Speaker 1: of Paris, her dad, and then she had met her,
Speaker 1: you know, her grandma made her great grandpa, I guess, right,
Speaker 1: And they no no their grandpa, which was the guy
Speaker 1: on the bed towards the end of the movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But what I'm trying to figure out is was
Speaker 2: an Anna the girl the wind missing? Is that the
Speaker 2: is that mom's But is that Ellie's mom's kid or
Speaker 2: is that Ellie's mom's husband's kid, Because if it's it
Speaker 2: makes a difference if it's her half sister or if
Speaker 2: it's her stepsister.
Speaker 1: Here and I'm gonna pull up the video that I
Speaker 1: saw it on because they do like a little like
Speaker 1: a little diagram, which really broke it down for me
Speaker 1: because I was very confused about this too and like
Speaker 1: what it meant. Right, So we have here, I believe
Speaker 1: it's this one. He needs to play it, but he here
Speaker 1: we go, so he does the breakdown the family tree. Okay,
Speaker 1: So we have Paris, one of the main characters. The
Speaker 1: mom saw. They're linked together, and you got Paris who
Speaker 1: was obviously with the mom. So he's both of their kids.
Speaker 1: Now this guy, his wife is an unknown woman okay.
Speaker 1: And then in the.
Speaker 2: Movie, and then Anna is his daughter.
Speaker 1: Anna is his yeah, his daughter in this timeline.
Speaker 2: So it doesn't have anything to do with always. It's
Speaker 2: not always Mom's no, no, her and him did not
Speaker 2: have Anna.
Speaker 1: No, this this is a stepchild here.
Speaker 2: Okay. Well that that's change the entire dynamic of the movie,
Speaker 2: because I thought that Anna was always Mom's daughter along
Speaker 2: with this new guy.
Speaker 1: But here's here's the thing. Technically, technically she's her her
Speaker 1: mother in law because remember after the fact, which he
Speaker 1: speeds it up here, she met the grandpa, which is
Speaker 1: her grandpa, right, So she's her mother in law. Bro
Speaker 1: It's wild, right, like it's it's like, what, like, what
Speaker 1: is happening? Okay? So and the the the reason we
Speaker 1: got here, the reason we got I hear, the movie
Speaker 1: right off the bat starts off with Paris. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: starts off with Paris and his mom, which would be
Speaker 1: the sister. What's the sister's name, the sister the Yeah, Anna,
Speaker 1: Anna is the one that goes missing.
Speaker 2: Missing. Ella Is is Paris's.
Speaker 1: Daughter exactly, so she doesn't know where her dad is.
Speaker 1: But at the beginning of the movie, you have an
Speaker 1: old Anna, like an older Anna in a car accident
Speaker 1: that goes off a bridge. She's having a seizure. If
Speaker 1: you notice their hands right, So throughout the movie, their
Speaker 1: hands start to twitch because they're in the wrong timeline.
Speaker 1: Because when you're in the wrong timeline and the wrong dimension,
Speaker 1: you get sick, and it shows itself with the bleeding
Speaker 1: of the ears, the seizures. So all her life, Anna
Speaker 1: had seizures because she was in the wrong dimension the
Speaker 1: whole time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, uh, they crash off a bridge and then he
Speaker 1: goes off his life wondering what was actually wrong with
Speaker 1: my mom? So he confronts the doctor at the beginning
Speaker 1: of the movie, like, hey, she doesn't have the disease
Speaker 1: that you're saying that she had, because she wouldn't be
Speaker 1: bleeding from her ears. Now, mind you, the dad, right,
Speaker 1: they have kind of this strained relationship because he's so
Speaker 1: obsessed with his like why his mom was sick? Right,
Speaker 1: Like what was it really happening to her? So I'm
Speaker 1: sure that the entire time that they were growing up together,
Speaker 1: you got the mom probably telling him like stories of
Speaker 1: like hey, I remember having another family. I'm having these seizures.
Speaker 1: I feel like I've come from another area, which ties
Speaker 1: into like the mythology of today of like hey, I
Speaker 1: remember a past life. I have a birthmark that corresponds
Speaker 1: with the same other person in history or whatever. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, like these past life regressions or
Speaker 1: past life memories. And it turns out that he had
Speaker 1: saved Anna when she goes missing a well not accidentally
Speaker 1: but dropped or off with those people. And then in
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty two, I believe so he saved his own mom.
Speaker 1: And then when he goes back into the dimension where
Speaker 1: he takes the car towards the end of the movie,
Speaker 1: that she recognized. She's in shock. She recognizes like that's
Speaker 1: my missing husband. But he's so locked in he wants
Speaker 1: to get back to his time because he's timing the
Speaker 1: floods that he drives away and then obviously he jumps
Speaker 1: off the bridge, the damn breaks and then it takes
Speaker 1: him out. So he had committed, you know, the unaliving
Speaker 1: of oneself, when in reality, he was trying to get
Speaker 1: back to his dimension. Again, very complex, So if you're
Speaker 1: watching it for the first time, you're like, what is happening,
Speaker 1: Like I don't understand what's happening, because it's not.
Speaker 2: I don't understand what's happening.
Speaker 1: Oh listen, just if you're listening to this on the
Speaker 1: RSS feed or wherever, go to the video. There's a diagram.
Speaker 1: You're still gonna be confused. Okay, I don't even know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying right now, but no, no, But for
Speaker 1: this is her son, this is her dad, they're married.
Speaker 1: This guy has nothing to do with her. There's it's
Speaker 1: literally said that he had this child with an unknown woman.
Speaker 1: But did that woman ever exist when she was dropped off?
Speaker 1: It doesn't, it doesn't matter whatever who cares. She was
Speaker 1: dropped off in another dimension because he gave her to
Speaker 1: those people. To save and Ellie confirms this when she
Speaker 1: looks her up on the computer that she's looking up
Speaker 1: her yearbook pictures and she sees kind of her life
Speaker 1: throughout the years. And then I don't know if you
Speaker 1: saw the prompt on the on the when she's running
Speaker 1: out of time, it's like, your time is your your
Speaker 1: session has almost expired. You need more time. That's like
Speaker 1: almost like you know, we're all let her know.
Speaker 2: That she needs to get back to her timeline. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The thing that I really liked too is like in
Speaker 2: the beginning of the movie, Paris is kind of starting
Speaker 2: to put all this together. And Paris is as a
Speaker 2: lake worker. He works like on the lake, he like
Speaker 2: on the dam and everything, and he's trying to put
Speaker 2: this together to his girlfriend because they kind of separated
Speaker 2: after him and his mom drove off of the bridge
Speaker 2: because his mom was having these seizures and she was driving,
Speaker 2: she drove off the bridge. And that's kind of the
Speaker 2: opening scene that we get with this movie is his mom,
Speaker 2: him not being able to save his mom in the
Speaker 2: lake because he can't get her out and also save himself.
Speaker 2: So Paris right here is trying to explain to his
Speaker 2: girlfriend all the things that he's found, and he went
Speaker 2: like super conspiratorial with it, especially with the way that
Speaker 2: his girlfriend kind of blows him off about it, and
Speaker 2: it's like, how long have you been re searching this?
Speaker 2: And I felt that I felt that hard for Paris.
Speaker 2: You know, a little in this community is kind of
Speaker 2: like that. But he was like, listen, there's some kind
Speaker 2: of connection here between the water lowering and like my
Speaker 2: mom seizures during this time. And he is putting together
Speaker 2: all the dates and he's doing all this stuff, and
Speaker 2: his girlfriend just thinks that he's crazy. She's just kind
Speaker 2: of like, bro, like what are you talking about? I
Speaker 2: don't think that your mom would want you doing this.
Speaker 2: But whenever he was out on the lake working, he
Speaker 2: realized he found a necklace while he was working. And
Speaker 2: the necklace is like two sixes, kind of like intersecting.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you can find a picture of
Speaker 3: a necklace, but.
Speaker 2: Like two sixes, yeah, yeah, it's really close. But he
Speaker 2: finds a necklace, and then he goes to his dad's
Speaker 2: house and searches through his mom's stuff realizes that she
Speaker 2: had the exact same necklace. So he's, yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: The one and it's the it's the sixth nine bro.
Speaker 1: It's the cornerstone. It's the portal. So whenever you look
Speaker 1: at like Royal arc freemasonry, they have always the the
Speaker 1: six ' nine at the top of the of the arches,
Speaker 1: which is the portal. It signifies the Again, it's the cornerstone.
Speaker 1: The portal is six ' nine. It's also I believe
Speaker 1: I want to say, is it Gemini. No, it's astrology chart.
Speaker 1: It's the it's an astrological sign as well. So okay,
Speaker 1: so it's for cancer, so cancer astrology, so it's also
Speaker 1: the sign for cancer. The crab right now, Again, I
Speaker 1: don't I think astrology there's something to it. I don't
Speaker 1: understand any enough, so I can't tell you what exactly things,
Speaker 1: but that's that sign there. But I do know of
Speaker 1: it from again to cancer the astrology, and that this
Speaker 1: this crab nebula that people see a nebula super No,
Speaker 1: let's see here, if there's a portal there or something
Speaker 1: like that, let me see where the supervoid is that.
Speaker 1: I don't think the supervoid is near there. But anyways,
Speaker 1: I've heard it talked about it being a portal and
Speaker 1: that kind of sort of when I when I first
Speaker 1: saw that in the movie. So this is actually Ellie
Speaker 1: and her mom, a younger version of her mom. And
Speaker 1: when she goes back to two thousand and three after
Speaker 1: she had just gotten off the computer, she essentially meets
Speaker 1: herself as a younger version and a younger version of
Speaker 1: her mom, and she's the mom thinks that she's involved
Speaker 1: with Paris, like hey, tell him to come back, like whatever,
Speaker 1: we need him, blah blah blah. But we know what
Speaker 1: happened to him. He had actually tripped into that other
Speaker 1: realm in the future and he had died in that dimension,
Speaker 1: so obviously he was never gonna come back, right, So
Speaker 1: that and then I want to show what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Where he was documenting all the time. So he looks
Speaker 1: at the he looks at the at the at the
Speaker 1: screen here and it's showing rain and he knows that
Speaker 1: when the rain comes, that's when the portal's activated. So Hit,
Speaker 1: I can't play it because we might get ping. But
Speaker 1: in here he sees on the TV that it's going
Speaker 1: to rain. He goes, Damn, the portal's not gonna work
Speaker 1: if there's water there. So this is when he chooses
Speaker 1: to escape to be able to go back to his
Speaker 1: timeline before the portal shuts off, because we see that
Speaker 1: when the lake was flooded, that's when the portals deactivated,
Speaker 1: and then we know that they're like, where the hell's
Speaker 1: all the water coming from? Where the hell's all this
Speaker 1: stuff coming from. It's literally traveling from the rising tides
Speaker 1: and everything thing from dimension to dimension, right, which we
Speaker 1: see that when Ellie's trying to get back to her
Speaker 1: main dimension and the water starts to cut off the portals,
Speaker 1: so we see it flooding kind of in and filling
Speaker 1: everything up. Now, I don't know the specifics of portals.
Speaker 1: I don't know the anatomy of portals and how they work,
Speaker 1: but it would make sense that they use some sort
Speaker 1: of water source. Maybe that's why the pyramids are built
Speaker 1: over a water source. Maybe that's why Florida is so special,
Speaker 1: because we literally have water all under us because we
Speaker 1: have very you know, we have limestone and all these
Speaker 1: very porous rocks where the water table is able to
Speaker 1: freely move up and down. So again, that's just one
Speaker 1: of the mechanics that we're probably not gonna know of
Speaker 1: in this movie as to how the portal is it
Speaker 1: something in the ground that's activating the portal, because it
Speaker 1: can't just be the is it the cypress trees? Like
Speaker 1: is the cypress tree?
Speaker 2: To me, it kind of seems like that it's a
Speaker 2: predetermined type of timeline. So whenever this happens.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 2: Her Anna has to go back like no matter what,
Speaker 2: because she creates Paris in the future. So therefore the
Speaker 2: events of the future in the past are ultimately connected
Speaker 2: and no matter what, these types of events have to happen.
Speaker 2: So there's a certain period every I don't know, certain
Speaker 2: amount of years where the lake has to dry up
Speaker 2: in order for these events in the portal to be unlocked.
Speaker 2: And then who knows how many other times this might
Speaker 2: happen in the future past twenty twenty three or the
Speaker 2: current timeline that the movie has taken place, and who
Speaker 2: knows what happens after that, Like they can make a
Speaker 2: sequel to this movie and have it completely unrelated to
Speaker 2: this current movie and do an identical type of thing.
Speaker 2: It could probably go on forever into the future, or
Speaker 2: they could even take it back further in the past
Speaker 2: and do the same thing with different types of events.
Speaker 2: But it makes it seem like that it's a predetermined
Speaker 2: situation that no matter what, these types of events has
Speaker 2: to happen. And we kind of see that throughout the
Speaker 2: movie whenever Ellie first shows up, whenever her mom calls
Speaker 2: her at her friend's house and was like, hey, Anna's missing,
Speaker 2: And then she goes and she shows up at the
Speaker 2: house and her step dad comes and says, did you
Speaker 2: come in on a skiff? And she said, yeah, how
Speaker 2: el's what I've gotten here, and then he goes out
Speaker 2: to the dock and the boat is missed, saying the
Speaker 2: skiff is missing, and the audience and on the first
Speaker 2: time run through you're thinking, well, she just showed up
Speaker 2: on the skiff, like who took the skiff? Like there's
Speaker 2: nobody else there to take it. But then it turns
Speaker 2: out later on in the movie that it was her
Speaker 2: herself that took the skiff. Bro So waking time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so well, I'm like, what is ham? I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: everything's teleporting right, so and by the way, it was
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three, so here it kind
Speaker 1: of explains. In the twenty twenty four movie Cattle Lake,
Speaker 1: a time portal appears at the lake when it's experiencing
Speaker 1: a drought. So when the water goes down, how the
Speaker 1: portal appears? The portals a natural phenomenon that opens when
Speaker 1: the lake is low on water. Paris discovers the port
Speaker 1: after noticing that his mother seizers coincide with the drought
Speaker 1: because he was writing it just down. He was riding
Speaker 1: down every day that his mom would have a seizure
Speaker 1: and then he would he coins. You know, he connected
Speaker 1: it to like, oh, every time a drought happened, they
Speaker 1: you know, they or she was experiencing this thing. So
Speaker 1: how the portal closed. The portal closed when the lake
Speaker 1: fills back up with water. Again, it doesn't tell us
Speaker 1: like the trees are magical. But if you look at
Speaker 1: the mythology of the cypress tree in Greek mythology, it's mourning, right,
Speaker 1: So the cyperstree is the symbol of mourning and loss,
Speaker 1: which kind of connects this movie in a way where
Speaker 1: it's a lot of mourning and loss. Right, they lost
Speaker 1: people that they love, but not really because there were
Speaker 1: in another dimension a one did. Paris did perish, but
Speaker 1: associated with the story of Cypeer Cyaesus, a youth who
Speaker 1: accudally killed his favorite stag was transformed to a cypress tree.
Speaker 1: The trees of the trees, tears of sap that drip
Speaker 1: down its trunk are set to represent the grief of Cypersis.
Speaker 1: And then interesting here a transition between life and death,
Speaker 1: and many cultures of cyperstree symbolizes the transition between life
Speaker 1: and death and the possibility of eternal life. So that's
Speaker 1: kind of like if you travel to another I wouldn't
Speaker 1: say that you'd have maternal effect by traveling to another
Speaker 1: dimension or another timeline, because you'd still be mortal on
Speaker 1: that timeline. So I don't know if I connect that,
Speaker 1: But immortality and Zoroastrianism, the cyperstree is a symbol of immortality,
Speaker 1: and cutting down a cyperstree is believed to be bad luck.
Speaker 1: The Zoroastrian word for tree is the same as the
Speaker 1: word immortality. That's interesting. Sacred to deities, the cyperstree was
Speaker 1: sacred to the Greek god's Apollo and Artemis and to
Speaker 1: the Roman rulers of the underworld. The god Asclepius's staff
Speaker 1: was made of cypress wood. So it makes you think, right, Hollywood,
Speaker 1: the holly tree tree and all that stuff and It's like,
Speaker 1: that's why I love alchemy so much, because that all
Speaker 1: ties into using materials in the material realm to achieve
Speaker 1: a change that is beyond you. Right, So when you're
Speaker 1: working in the Great Work, you're working on multiple dimensions
Speaker 1: at once. But you do that by aligning things in
Speaker 1: this material world, matter in this world, purifying it, et cetera,
Speaker 1: et cetera, to be able to achieve the magnum opus,
Speaker 1: which is right, the Great Work funerary practices. The cybertree
Speaker 1: is often planted in cemeteries and used to shade graves
Speaker 1: of people of religious importance. The cyperstree is also one
Speaker 1: of the oldest plants in the world, with fossil records
Speaker 1: dating back to the most Mesozoic era. Now that's probably
Speaker 1: fake and gay and there's no such thing as that,
Speaker 1: but again, this is the way that they have stuff
Speaker 1: to date it, right, you gotta That's why, Like, if
Speaker 1: you're so blackpilled that you don't believe history is real,
Speaker 1: then don't talk about anything because you can't believe anything
Speaker 1: you're even saying. You get what I mean, Like, you
Speaker 1: need a system in order to date things, even if
Speaker 1: it is corrupt, But you still need a marker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you need a basis of reality to work from,
Speaker 2: because if not, then you're just lost. You're lost in history.
Speaker 2: And that's kind of like the theme of this movie
Speaker 2: is people getting lost and in time basically and trying
Speaker 2: to get back to their own timeline, and so kind
Speaker 2: of what happens is Ellie decides to go out and
Speaker 2: look for her sister on her own. She stops her boat.
Speaker 2: She because they called the police whenever Anna goes missing,
Speaker 2: and the police kind of come and they don't really
Speaker 2: they're not really doing much kind of outlooking, but Ellie's
Speaker 2: kind of like, well, you know, there's places that you
Speaker 2: don't even know about because the lake is super dry.
Speaker 2: Right now, there's land there that there wasn't any previous land.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to go out and look for on
Speaker 2: our own. And she's passing. She ends up going to
Speaker 2: this one spot that's under this like.
Speaker 3: Broken down.
Speaker 2: Railroad trustle type of thing, and she passes through the
Speaker 2: like this invisible type of.
Speaker 1: Sheen type of thing that was broken. Was that just
Speaker 1: a bridge because now I'm I think.
Speaker 2: That was just a bridge. That was just a bridge
Speaker 2: because whenever Paris goes through and finds his mom, which
Speaker 2: is Anna, the girl that's missing. In the distance, you
Speaker 2: see the the dam that's being built in I think
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty two, which would have to be the most
Speaker 2: disorienting thing to possibly happen to you. And that's another
Speaker 2: thing about these portals and these these other dimensions of
Speaker 2: reality and possibly other timelines. I had another I had
Speaker 2: a gentleman on my show, which his name is Trey Hudson,
Speaker 2: and he's like, a oh, he's kind of like a
Speaker 2: paranormal investigator type of.
Speaker 1: That looks like a damn though, Bro, is this that's Paris? Though, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's Paris when he jumps off, but then the damn
Speaker 1: burst I believe it's the it's the damn bursting that
Speaker 1: made him get knocked out.
Speaker 2: And yeah, but I'm talking about whenever where the portal is.
Speaker 2: The portal is like on the other side of that
Speaker 2: little broken down slash bridge where where she has to
Speaker 2: go under because of the and grab her hands on
Speaker 2: the bottom of the bridge because it's collapsed in just to.
Speaker 3: Grab the bridge to.
Speaker 2: Navigate the dinghy skiff and through the bridge. But whenever
Speaker 2: Paris goes, because it's further back in time, he just
Speaker 2: goes right underneath it because it's not broken, and that's
Speaker 2: how they get to the portal.
Speaker 1: That bridge yet there that bridge right there yet Okay, so.
Speaker 2: That bridge is the uh is on the other side
Speaker 2: of that bridge is where.
Speaker 1: The portal literally a bridge to dimension exactly.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's freaking they symbolize out of that. And so
Speaker 2: whenever she goes through the first time, she she sees
Speaker 2: that everything is kind of like it's daylight, and her
Speaker 2: her skiff is gone, and she flags down a man
Speaker 2: to pick her up, and that's on the lake out
Speaker 2: there doing whatever, fishing or whatever to take her home.
Speaker 2: And when she gets back to her mom, she realizes
Speaker 2: that she went back in time. But when she went
Speaker 2: back in time, she went right back before her sister,
Speaker 2: well her stepsister went missing and find her. And well,
Speaker 2: the first the first time that she goes back, she
Speaker 2: that doesn't that she doesn't find her yet. It's the
Speaker 2: second time that she goes that that she that she
Speaker 2: finds her. But the second time that she finds her
Speaker 2: isn't the right timeline, the right timeline, it's a different timeline.
Speaker 2: It's one of the times that Anna went after her
Speaker 2: back to her friend's house and got lost in like
Speaker 2: I think she said a month.
Speaker 1: Ago she was fighting with the family with the plate
Speaker 1: and yeah, no, it's clicking. Yeah, bro, it's so much.
Speaker 2: So Yeah, that was Anna from a month prior when
Speaker 2: she also left to follow Ellie to friend's house. But
Speaker 2: whenever she leaves again at this point, Paris as is
Speaker 2: at the same spot at the lake and also goes
Speaker 2: through the same area Ellie is in, but they're in
Speaker 2: two different timelines. And then on the first watch through,
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that these two things were because I
Speaker 2: didn't think that anything was going to be the smart
Speaker 2: you know, I didn't really think I was going to
Speaker 2: have to sit down and actually analyze this movie, and
Speaker 2: so I really wasn't like thinking that it was two
Speaker 2: different timelines. But Anna, Ellie, and Paris are at the
Speaker 2: exact same spot. Paris is in what two thousand and three,
Speaker 2: somewhere around there in the early two thousand two, and
Speaker 2: Ellie is in twenty two.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: So Paris finds Anna, but she's hurt. She has like
Speaker 2: a branch or something. She's been like stabbed by some
Speaker 2: kind of branch or something in her back. Yeah, he
Speaker 2: picks her up and he carries her to men that
Speaker 2: are working out on the dam. But that would be
Speaker 2: the most shocking moment. One was when whenever you go
Speaker 2: out to the to the thing and you see that
Speaker 2: there's like no water at this lake where there's supposed
Speaker 2: to be all this water. And then the dam is
Speaker 2: being in construction, you know, so it's still in the
Speaker 2: process of being built. And he asked the men that
Speaker 2: he gave Anna twud to like help out, and they
Speaker 2: told him it's in that the year is nineteen fifty two.
Speaker 2: Did you imagine how disorienting that would be, bro Like
Speaker 2: you would be.
Speaker 1: So say he did something to her, like what you
Speaker 1: do to her? You know what you do to her?
Speaker 1: And then he just like runs away. But one of
Speaker 1: the interesting parts that I want to play this sound
Speaker 1: because when I first heard the sound in the movie,
Speaker 1: it's very eerie, very scary, like it's like what was that?
Speaker 1: And it's the sound that they hear. It's actually the
Speaker 1: explosions of the sound of the explosion going off or
Speaker 1: when they're building the dam and it's ringing in their dimension.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play this hero real quick. You might not
Speaker 1: be able to hear it though. Let me let me
Speaker 1: double check to make sure that you can hear the sound.
Speaker 1: You're also a system sound sure, okay, so I'm gonna
Speaker 1: play this here real quick. The dog knows what's up
Speaker 1: when she is in her timeline and Parison is at
Speaker 1: his time. Yea that have I heard that in the
Speaker 1: middle of the night, Like what was that? And I
Speaker 1: related this particular sound to when people talk about Bigfoot
Speaker 1: or any missing for when one that they hear doors
Speaker 1: shutting and metallic sound shutting whenever this portaling activity is
Speaker 1: going on. When I saw this in this movie, I
Speaker 1: immediately related to that, like, oh, now a metal door
Speaker 1: right in another dimension, you're hearing it in this dimension?
Speaker 1: Is that indicative of a portal? Why is that door opening?
Speaker 1: Like what's going on on that door to make it
Speaker 1: be a poor Like? There's so many other questions, but
Speaker 1: they always speak about a metallic sound like a metal
Speaker 1: door shutting or something of that nature. And when I
Speaker 1: heard this, I was like, damn yeah.
Speaker 2: Like I've heard people describe it as like the sound
Speaker 2: of a transformer, like in the movie Transformers, like the
Speaker 2: way that they like transform Like it sounds like that.
Speaker 2: But I've heard several people describe that type of sound
Speaker 2: in like in supposed areas or houses or buildings that
Speaker 2: are that have some sort of demonic activity, like some
Speaker 2: sort of demonic quote unquote portal that they hear these
Speaker 2: like weird transformer like sounds.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So that's uh, pretty accurate according to people's testimony. So
Speaker 2: we got Elie basically back in back to the spot
Speaker 2: of the lake she after she took Anna back to
Speaker 2: her parents the month prior and the other dimension once
Speaker 2: she tried time traveled back through the portal thirty days.
Speaker 2: So then she goes back to.
Speaker 1: Bro to transform too far.
Speaker 4: Che up the Moon Pride Break. The Pride Break.
Speaker 1: I said, I heard, Oh that's so funny, dude, that
Speaker 1: guy is so funny. Okay, I wanted to play that
Speaker 1: because you were speaking about the Transformers sound, and just
Speaker 1: I immediately thought of this. Oh okay, I'm sorry, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's get serious.
Speaker 2: Freaking classic. Have you seen the one guy on h
Speaker 2: on YouTube that makes siren noises with his mouth. He's
Speaker 2: just out there, He's like, this is a tornado siren?
Speaker 1: What look? Duty is freaking hilarious sirens sound?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: Oh? Is it the guy with the white looking teeth?
Speaker 2: I think so bring it up real quickly. Let me
Speaker 2: see if it's him. I forget what his name is.
Speaker 2: I subscribe to him on this guy. Yes, yes, that guy.
Speaker 2: Me doing a tornado siren? Play the first.
Speaker 3: Okay, guys, let's do a super tornado siren.
Speaker 1: I feel so bad laughing at this, Bro, I can't
Speaker 1: laugh at this. I can't do this. I can't do this.
Speaker 2: No, he has hundreds of videos. Bro, he's like, he's
Speaker 2: really popular.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 2: Look at how many subscribers he has. He has.
Speaker 1: This is so bad. One hundred and.
Speaker 2: Forty thousand, a thousand subscribers.
Speaker 1: Bro, he's le j he's real. Okay, we can't do this.
Speaker 1: We're not here to do this, okay, Bro. Oh man,
Speaker 1: Oh they can't do this anymore. Dude, I can't. Okay.
Speaker 1: I wish I never saw it. Always never. I wish
Speaker 1: you'd never showed me that, dude.
Speaker 5: Oh man, super tornado surn Oh oh my god, dude.
Speaker 2: The first time I saw that, I died. Bro. I
Speaker 2: swear to god, I died.
Speaker 3: I'm not even alive.
Speaker 1: Bro, it's good. So your cameras there, it goes, there,
Speaker 1: it goes.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna focus, okay, So pretty much what happens
Speaker 2: is which I think is a really interesting way to
Speaker 2: do it, because it's a it's a way that I
Speaker 2: would do it as well. You know, like whenever you're
Speaker 2: trying to go down like a well or something in
Speaker 2: a movie or whatever, you would like tie a rope
Speaker 2: around you. So Elliet decides to go back to the
Speaker 2: portal after she returns uh Anna a month prior. She
Speaker 2: goes back to the portal and she takes a rope
Speaker 2: and ties it around her waist so that she doesn't
Speaker 2: get lost in time going through all the different timelines.
Speaker 2: So at this time, Paris is back in nineteen fifty two,
Speaker 2: so he goes back through the portals and he finds
Speaker 2: Ellie's rope.
Speaker 3: The rope is just like through all of the portals.
Speaker 2: Because Ellie is like someplace else, She's way.
Speaker 3: Further in time. So Paris grabs.
Speaker 2: The rope and hangs onto the rope and goes back. Well,
Speaker 2: he actually goes forward. He goes to twenty twenty two
Speaker 2: and finds Ellie's boat that is like right by the
Speaker 2: skiff that she, you know, took to get to the
Speaker 2: portal is right there. And then he he gets on
Speaker 2: the boat hops on the back of the boat. He
Speaker 2: has no idea that he's in twenty twenty two and
Speaker 2: the police show up because Ellie had called I think
Speaker 2: her stepdad before going back into the portal to come
Speaker 2: to where she is, and so the police.
Speaker 1: I think found herd or something like that or heard
Speaker 1: found its, like the name of the section that she's in,
Speaker 1: And if you think about that name, it's like they
Speaker 1: probably found a herd of like animals that weren't supposed
Speaker 1: to be there, Like how similar to how she found
Speaker 1: those little mosses that had gone extinct. She's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I just found them over on I think it was
Speaker 1: heard found or something like that, you know they were there.
Speaker 1: He's like, these are actually they've been extinct for you know,
Speaker 1: two hundred years or something like that. And so if
Speaker 1: you think about that area that she was in, it,
Speaker 1: I think it's like a nod to like people back
Speaker 1: then found these animals that weren't even supposed to be here,
Speaker 1: like the wolves that she sees, and it was because
Speaker 1: of this time rift, this portal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's another interesting part of it, is because the
Speaker 2: wolves they keep showing up throughout periodically throughout the movie,
Speaker 2: and it's kind of like they're like, well, should wolves
Speaker 2: even really be here? Like what are they doing here?
Speaker 2: So it's kind of implied that the wolves came through
Speaker 2: the portal and they're kind of like of significance to
Speaker 2: kind of let people know that there's something strange that's
Speaker 2: going on at the lake. So Paris is on the boat,
Speaker 2: the cops show up. He tries to get away from
Speaker 2: the cops. They're like, you know, whose boat is this?
Speaker 2: And he's trying to get away and he ends up
Speaker 2: you know, wrecking the boat and he wakes up in
Speaker 2: the hospital. But Ellie ends up where does she is
Speaker 2: it two thousand and five or two thousand and three,
Speaker 2: two thousand and three, So she ends up traveling back
Speaker 2: to two thousand and three and she's at the library
Speaker 2: and she's researching all this stuff on Anna, which I
Speaker 2: didn't really understand why she needed to be in two
Speaker 2: thousand and three to research all this stuff on Well, that's.
Speaker 1: When it clicked, like, you know, I'm looking for my sister,
Speaker 1: and then you know, she's just like Okay, when she
Speaker 1: found the necklace was when everything clicked for her, and
Speaker 1: that was like that's what prompted her like, hey, where'd
Speaker 1: you get this? And then she, you know, her mom
Speaker 1: calls the baby her Ellie, and then she's like, what
Speaker 1: did you just call her? And that's when she's like,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, something more is going on here. And
Speaker 1: that's when she runs to use the computer to try
Speaker 1: and find She looks her sister up and it's like
Speaker 1: or you know, her stepsister, which is actually her grandmother,
Speaker 1: and she looks her up and that's when she's able
Speaker 1: to find everything, and she gets to scratch on her
Speaker 1: face right that then her mom, when she goes back
Speaker 1: in her timeline, sees from that day that she interacted
Speaker 1: with her, So that was like confirmation for her. And
Speaker 1: when she's also telling me that, like, hey, you know,
Speaker 1: Anna's okay, and he kind of knew, like because he
Speaker 1: tells her like, oh, we've been family this whole time,
Speaker 1: He's like, no, no, we are family. Like we are family, bro,
Speaker 1: you know, like literally like she's my grandma and then
Speaker 1: my dad is all tied up in that. So yeah,
Speaker 1: but that's what prompted her to do that. The necklace
Speaker 1: the six nine, which is a present of the portal, and.
Speaker 2: That's what I really liked about that whole section of
Speaker 2: the film when she's in two thousand and three and
Speaker 2: she's on the computer and she's looking up all this
Speaker 2: stuff about Anna, like there's no exposition there, like you
Speaker 2: were seeing it as she's seen it, and you're trying
Speaker 2: to put it together what it means she's seen it,
Speaker 2: Like she's not sitting there explaining it like, oh, this
Speaker 2: is this is my grandma, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like what's going on here? Blah blah blah blah blah,
Speaker 2: Like you have to like watch what she's watching and
Speaker 2: like kind of put it together for your selfish. But
Speaker 2: she ends up printing out a picture from the library
Speaker 2: in two thousand and three, and then she takes that
Speaker 2: with her back to her original timeline, which is in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, and ends up showing it to her mom.
Speaker 2: But Paris at this time is in the hospital. Well
Speaker 2: let's let's talk about whenever he sees his dad.
Speaker 1: So towards the beginning of the movie, they kind of
Speaker 1: hint at right, I believe he was on oxygen when
Speaker 1: they were talking in the house that he was telling
Speaker 1: him like, you know, what'd you do with all the
Speaker 1: evidence stuff? He's like, Oh, I threw it all out
Speaker 1: because he's been obsessed with this thing his whole life.
Speaker 1: Kind of kind of skitz in a little way, but
Speaker 1: with reason right, because it was off and whatever he
Speaker 1: was being told by the doctors wasn't what he was
Speaker 1: going to accept, so they kind of foreshadowed that his
Speaker 1: dad was sick in some sort of way. Fast forward
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty two, which would be what however many
Speaker 1: years I'm bad at math, you know, in the future
Speaker 1: where his dad is essentially on his deathbed, and he
Speaker 1: overhears some of the nurses like, oh, we have that
Speaker 1: laying guy. You know, he is in the in such
Speaker 1: and such room. So he visits the room and I
Speaker 1: think he literally sees his dad on his deathbed, and
Speaker 1: I think that maybe his dad for one second believe
Speaker 1: that it was his time to go, because I'm seeing
Speaker 1: my son, you know, a younger a younger version of
Speaker 1: my sonhow I remember him in two thousand and three
Speaker 1: X amount of years later, Like I'm hallucinating. So the
Speaker 1: dude's like kind of like he's all intubated and everything.
Speaker 1: He's like, you know, kind of going crazy, I'm sure,
Speaker 1: and he starts to explain to him, like, hey, mom,
Speaker 1: you know she you know, he tells her about the
Speaker 1: mom and he tells him about the lake and how
Speaker 1: they're you know, how you can travel between times. So
Speaker 1: I'm sure seeing his son. And then there's something his
Speaker 1: son me like I'm a time traveler, like telling him
Speaker 1: about time travel. This dude is just I'm done for,
Speaker 1: you know, like this is it.
Speaker 2: Right there?
Speaker 1: Like this is my angel coming to pick me up?
Speaker 1: Like this is you know, the light blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: and then right there, obviously they're onto him, so he
Speaker 1: runs out of there. But yeah, he does meet his dad,
Speaker 1: who would be an older version of his dad, but
Speaker 1: he knows it's him because of the name on the door.
Speaker 1: He goes in and you know, starts talking. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't remember exactly what he said, but anyways, he
Speaker 1: does me and I'm sure it's more of a shock
Speaker 1: to his dad than it is to him. And what
Speaker 1: he would have gone Well, he was already missing, right,
Speaker 1: so his dad would have remembered him going missing, and
Speaker 1: now he comes back after all these years and dude
Speaker 1: is just like laying up and to be like, oh my,
Speaker 1: what you know, what is going on here? So I'm
Speaker 1: sure that was a shock but think about that, dude.
Speaker 1: How many people throughout history have probably done the same.
Speaker 1: How many people who suffer from schizophrenia or some neurological disorder,
Speaker 1: who have seizures, or who have whatever. This all ties
Speaker 1: all that up, Like maybe they've tripped into the wrong
Speaker 1: dimension one day in the middle of nowhere. And I
Speaker 1: think it'd be more prominent in later times, right, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: earlier times where things weren't as developed. You got these
Speaker 1: people wandering out into the wilderness, jumping into twenty fifty.
Speaker 1: Are there other poor are there other wormholes that transfer
Speaker 1: you to some you know, other place? Like how many
Speaker 1: other places and other timelines are from earlier time, from
Speaker 1: the nineteen hundreds tripping into the two thousands?
Speaker 2: Like, well, I think that from listening from watching the movie,
Speaker 2: and it seems like that they can only go to
Speaker 2: specific times, so they would only be able to go.
Speaker 1: To like that acres bro And then the people in
Speaker 1: the movie were also talking about weird stuff going on
Speaker 1: in the lake, so it already had that connotation. And
Speaker 1: the dad even tells him like it all started when
Speaker 1: they started messing with that. Damn, you know, they should
Speaker 1: have left it alone. Blah, blah blah.
Speaker 2: So so the map that Paris has it where he's
Speaker 2: written out all the times that his mom had a
Speaker 2: seizure according to whenever the lake was dry. So the portal,
Speaker 2: according to the movie, the portal only works whenever the
Speaker 2: lake is dry and there's not a lot of water
Speaker 2: in there, so you could only time travel to a
Speaker 2: period of time when the lake was dry. So all
Speaker 2: those times, that all the timeline that Paris has written
Speaker 2: out with the dates, because whenever he makes it to
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty two, he brings out the chart and he
Speaker 2: shows a nineteen fifty two he has underlined where the
Speaker 2: lake was dry and is well, he doesn't really know
Speaker 2: if his mom had a seizure or not because he
Speaker 2: wasn't born, but he's guessing that's when it could have
Speaker 2: been something with having a seizure. I mean, she's just
Speaker 2: gotten there, so that kind of makes sense for it
Speaker 2: to be nineteen fifty two. So it seems like that
Speaker 2: you can only go as far back as periods of
Speaker 2: time is when the lake was draped.
Speaker 1: And that would make sense with time travel because I
Speaker 1: heard Terrence Pokeno on Time talking about time travel. He's like,
Speaker 1: you could only go as far back in time that
Speaker 1: had the tele you know, the portaling tech technology. You
Speaker 1: couldn't travel back in time before that because there wouldn't
Speaker 1: be any way, right, It's like this weird paradoxical thing. Well,
Speaker 1: technically you can't travel to the Stone Age because they
Speaker 1: didn't have, you know, a portaling machine there. You could
Speaker 1: travel right up into that point that they that they
Speaker 1: invented it, right, So right, if they invented it on
Speaker 1: November first to twenty twenty four at two on nine,
Speaker 1: well you could get you know, right up to there.
Speaker 1: You couldn't go beyond that, right, And then that's the
Speaker 1: way he broke it down. So it makes sense that
Speaker 1: you're saying that it only happened when the lake was dry,
Speaker 1: So when they built the dam is when they would
Speaker 1: be able to go, which is nineteen fifty two. So
Speaker 1: you couldn't go back, But then how far forward could
Speaker 1: you jump?
Speaker 2: You go?
Speaker 1: What I'm saying like essentially endless, because there's other times
Speaker 1: in that history of the dryness you could you could
Speaker 1: travel there. Where would you have to go to connect
Speaker 1: that node? We don't know? You know.
Speaker 2: That's why I hope they actually do make a sequel
Speaker 2: and make it just as intriguing and cryptic and mysterious
Speaker 2: as this one, and make it that thriller aspect, because,
Speaker 2: like we talked about in the beginning, it kind of
Speaker 2: seemed like the because I didn't know anything about this movie.
Speaker 2: I'd literally just seen the like a minute of the
Speaker 2: trailer on HBO and I seen The m Night. Shyamalan
Speaker 2: Shamala m ding Dong produced it, and I was like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna watch it because I like all of his movies.
Speaker 2: Besides The Happening, I thought the freaking Happening was complete
Speaker 2: and utter garbage Inure the movie with Mark Wahlberg, The Happening,
Speaker 2: where it's the wind, the wind is the enemy at
Speaker 2: the end of the movie, it's so ridicul But in
Speaker 2: this video, I was like, I'm just gonna watch it.
Speaker 2: I didn't know anything about it, and I thought that
Speaker 2: maybe I was gonna go in the like the the
Speaker 2: kind of creature ask type of way, because again, like
Speaker 2: you were talking about, the alligator in the beginning, was
Speaker 2: been precision cut. I was like, maybe they're gonna go
Speaker 2: you know it's there, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: It's the aliens are cutting up the they're they're abducting
Speaker 1: the alligators, poor alligators, just like just a freaking chopped
Speaker 1: in half. You know. It's he was just chilling on
Speaker 1: a bank, trying to do his thing. And then but yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that I it wasn't fore I wouldn't watch
Speaker 1: the movie because I didn't even know it wasn't showing
Speaker 1: up like all my main Uh you know, I don't
Speaker 1: really watch Max all that much. I have it because
Speaker 1: of my phone, my phone bill, like I got a
Speaker 1: free account, right whatever, you pay for that in some
Speaker 1: sort of way, and so that's why I'm on there.
Speaker 1: And obviously I've watched Game of Thrones and the How
Speaker 1: to the Dragons and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: So uh, I.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't have watched it if it wasn't for you. So
Speaker 1: I did enjoy it. I would say it's probably and
Speaker 1: I'm hoping because I think that the main character, right Paris,
Speaker 1: or even the other girl. I didn't think that she
Speaker 1: was all that great of an actor. But Paris, I
Speaker 1: think that maybe because he's my wife recognized him from
Speaker 1: another show, from another let's see what he was in?
Speaker 2: So oh, really, I didn't. I normally recognize a lot
Speaker 2: of people. I didn't recognize anybody in.
Speaker 1: This So let's see here. Let me look him up.
Speaker 1: His name is it Stars. I think Dylan O'Brien is
Speaker 1: Paris and he's been in teen Wolf. So she recognized
Speaker 1: him from teen Wolf, which is an MTV.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't never have guessed teen Wolf. That's why I
Speaker 2: didn't recognize me.
Speaker 1: He never was a young werewolf. So he's kind of
Speaker 1: like this, what's the guy from from that one series
Speaker 1: that's based on the book Twilight. He kind of reminds
Speaker 1: me of that guy, the the the wolf guy in
Speaker 1: that right. So he was also and voice title and
Speaker 1: Transformers installment Bumblebee?
Speaker 2: Oh what connection?
Speaker 3: Brown?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: Who's I can't even see that? Can you see that
Speaker 1: person there?
Speaker 2: Looks like Mark Wahlberg.
Speaker 1: You can't eve it's John Cena, but you can't see him.
Speaker 2: John Cena.
Speaker 1: Deep Water Horizon, that was a great movie. What he
Speaker 1: he played deep as an explosion survivor Caleb Holloway in
Speaker 1: the disaster for that movie was wild. Bro that movie.
Speaker 2: I didn't watch it, dude.
Speaker 1: It's based on a real event. That movie is crazy.
Speaker 1: That's a great movie. American Assassin I've never seen, but
Speaker 1: apparently he played a counter Terrorists. And also, oh, I
Speaker 1: saw him in this on Netflix Loving Monsters.
Speaker 2: I like that movie. I thought it was really good.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he's doing he's doing uh, he's doing his thing,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was a cheesy team made movie, but
Speaker 2: it was cool because all the animals and the bugs
Speaker 2: and stuff were like giant.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But again, you know, thirty seventh Saturn Awards. He's
Speaker 1: probably another one of these humunk kids that they put
Speaker 1: up in Hollywood. Right. He was further Lead and Maze Runner.
Speaker 1: So he was a maze Runner.
Speaker 2: Oh that's where That's where I know him from Maze Runner. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was the league guy in Maze Runner. I only
Speaker 2: watched the first one. I didn't watch the other.
Speaker 1: I think I've only seen the first one too. But anyways,
Speaker 1: he's probably one of these right Disney slash kid actors
Speaker 1: that you know, they do all the stuff. He's he's
Speaker 1: thirty three, right, so Lumini confirmed there and anyways, but
Speaker 1: I think he did great in this movie.
Speaker 2: I thought he did too. I thought it was really good.
Speaker 1: I think a sequel would do well in my opinion.
Speaker 1: I think that there's enough there where they can maybe
Speaker 1: develop the story a little bit further.
Speaker 2: But they don't need to make it a direct sequel,
Speaker 2: like it needs to be like an anthology type of
Speaker 2: movie where it's not the same title, it's not the
Speaker 2: same uh you know, characters, it's it's different, and make
Speaker 2: it almost completely unrelated but just different events. And they're
Speaker 2: trying to tie Yeah, don't try and tie the two
Speaker 2: in together. Make it its own like supper thing, you know,
Speaker 2: Like I think that that would be the best way
Speaker 2: to do it. And that's what I like, you know,
Speaker 2: like Pearl. Did you see X, there's ex Pearl and
Speaker 2: then Maxine, which all was kind of into the has
Speaker 2: the same mean character Pearl. Well, the first movie is
Speaker 2: called X and the second movie is called Pearl, and
Speaker 2: then the third movie is max Scene.
Speaker 1: It's like a horror movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's a trilogy and they're all connected, but
Speaker 2: they're not really connected. It's it's a really and they
Speaker 2: didn't do the whole thing with you know, making the title.
Speaker 2: Like if they did, like Cado Lake two, you know,
Speaker 2: the Revenge of the Portal or something like that, then
Speaker 2: it's not gonna you know, I wouldn't like that, and
Speaker 2: it's not gonna.
Speaker 1: Go Revenge of the mole people. When the mole people
Speaker 1: discover the Kettle Lake portal, person just like coming out
Speaker 1: of the portal, just.
Speaker 2: Cado Lake to return a sasquatch.
Speaker 1: I was gonna I pulled up here. Let me see,
Speaker 1: I can't find now. But anyways, Yeah, people have also
Speaker 1: talked about seeing Bigfoot on Cattle Lake, So you also
Speaker 1: have Sasquatch, which would make sense because he's usually in
Speaker 1: the woods, wandering around the woods. And I'm sure Sasquatch
Speaker 1: has ventured into a portal too, and you know, gone
Speaker 1: from timeline to timeline. Maybe that's why we don't see
Speaker 1: him all the time and our timeline and every now
Speaker 1: and again when there's a drought, maybe they show up, right.
Speaker 1: So maybe we should do a connection of that drought
Speaker 1: periods and sasquatch sightings.
Speaker 2: Hmmm, that sounds like a good documentary.
Speaker 1: Dun Oh, there you go. I mean, if we can
Speaker 1: make that connection, you heard it here first, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: the the sasquatch drought portals, and that'll be our whole thing.
Speaker 1: But what would you rate this movief you had? I
Speaker 1: think it's one of the strongest movies, you know, towards
Speaker 1: the End of the year. One of the best movies
Speaker 1: I've seen in a while. That really and I think
Speaker 1: since it engages you and it makes you really think
Speaker 1: because I'm still thinking about it, Like I'm still thinking
Speaker 1: about the movie and I had to look. I had
Speaker 1: to do research because I'm like, wait, I'm so, I'm
Speaker 1: so disor I felt drained after watching it because I'm like,
Speaker 1: it's like how you said you thought about two foase,
Speaker 1: I thought about it. I fell asleep while thinking about it.
Speaker 1: Then I woke home, like I'm driving my kid to school.
Speaker 1: I'm like, so, who the hell is she? And who
Speaker 1: the hell is he?
Speaker 2: Exactly right?
Speaker 1: I thought was he? You know? I was like, what
Speaker 1: what is going on? Like bro? My mind was broken.
Speaker 1: So again, if you're watching this, you probably watched the
Speaker 1: movie because we told you to watch the beginning, but
Speaker 1: of not. Still, I mean, regardless check it out. You're
Speaker 1: still gonna be confused and disoriented because I promise you're
Speaker 1: not probably not gonna get it. You might be able
Speaker 1: to make some connections here and there, But what would
Speaker 1: you rate the movie on a scale from from one
Speaker 1: to ten if you had to rate it, I would rate.
Speaker 2: It a solid nine. I think the especially for movies
Speaker 2: that that have been released this year, it's a It's a.
Speaker 3: Solid nine now of all time.
Speaker 2: Movies, say maybe a seven eight, Maybe I would say
Speaker 2: seven and a half of like all time movies. It
Speaker 2: would I really really like it, and I think that
Speaker 2: it would at least be somewhere in my top fifteen
Speaker 2: best movies that I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I probably wouldn't put it higher than Toy Story four,
Speaker 1: Cars three. I think that Cars three is one of
Speaker 1: the greatest movies ever made, and also Toy Story four.
Speaker 1: I mean Toy Story four to me, dude, I have
Speaker 1: never hated a character so much from the depths of
Speaker 1: my soul as much as I hate four Ky. I
Speaker 1: think four Ky is so stupid and I want to
Speaker 1: punch Forky in his face. And I think that movie
Speaker 1: really drew that from the depths of my being. When
Speaker 1: they were showing this character in the movie, I wanted
Speaker 1: to go through this screen and choke for Ky. I
Speaker 1: want four Ky to die. I hate four Ky okay,
Speaker 1: so but I think it's one of the greatest movies ever.
Speaker 1: It's Toy Story four, Cars three. I actually almost cried CARSTI.
Speaker 1: I had to hold back my tears while watching Cars three,
Speaker 1: so I wouldn't put it up above that. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree with your ratings this year definitely nine out
Speaker 1: of ten all time. I probably go to seven, right, Like,
Speaker 1: I think those are the other movies that I would enjoy.
Speaker 1: Are there any other movie similar to Caddo Lake?
Speaker 2: Oooh, well, there's not a movie that I have seen
Speaker 2: recently that is similar to Caddo Lake. But there is
Speaker 2: a TV show that is very similar that is airing
Speaker 2: right now. It's in his third season. It's on MGM Plus,
Speaker 2: and it is probably one of my It is in
Speaker 2: my top ten TV shows of all time. And that
Speaker 2: show is called from f R O M and it
Speaker 2: is very similar to Cado Lake.
Speaker 1: Okay, and have you ever watched what's that one series
Speaker 1: that Isaac is always talking about? It's that one series
Speaker 1: the I always forget the name of the damn series?
Speaker 2: Well from from like Whenever I tell people to watch it,
Speaker 2: I give them the synopsis of it being a mixture
Speaker 2: between Lost and Thirty Days of Night, and that's the
Speaker 2: best prescription. Twin Peaks. I've heard of Twin Peaks, but
Speaker 2: I didn't I haven't watched it.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, that one's kind of like Up in the Air.
Speaker 1: I I like it, But the first season it's gonna
Speaker 1: be a it's gonna be a grind. Bro. The first
Speaker 1: season is a grind, and then it really starts to
Speaker 1: pick up second to the third season. But that's into
Speaker 1: one of these supernatural kind of shows where it ties
Speaker 1: in a lot of conspiracies and it's got David Lynch,
Speaker 1: which David Lynch is super occult and all that. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I would, I'll check out. He said, it's called what
Speaker 1: from from? Yeah, MGM, bro?
Speaker 3: What? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I like this. It's the only reason that I have
Speaker 2: MGM and that I pay this seven ninety nine a
Speaker 2: month because it's so freaking good. Really yeah what the
Speaker 2: first season? Dude? Yeah, I couldn't. People still don't know
Speaker 2: what's going on. People are still like, there's whole Facebook
Speaker 2: groups trying to like theorize and figure out what's acts happening.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll have to check this. I remember seeing this
Speaker 1: guy in a movie. Forget what movie he's in this
Speaker 1: Harold Perry Neal Near He's in uh oh, he's in Lost,
Speaker 1: he's the dad and Lost with the kid. So he's
Speaker 1: also in OZ, which is also another great show as well,
Speaker 1: so I'll check that. I'll take your word for you
Speaker 1: to to go with the first pick, and.
Speaker 2: Dude, you're gonna be oh man, you're gonna be like,
Speaker 2: what is happening with this show? And that's not me
Speaker 2: hyping it up. Like I've just had several people watch
Speaker 2: this and they just instantly fall in love with it
Speaker 2: because it's so freaking good. But I think we should
Speaker 2: kind of wrap up the end of this Caddoo Lake
Speaker 2: thing really quickly. So after Paris wakes up in the hospital,
Speaker 2: he and talks to his dad. He says that he
Speaker 2: found his mom in the past and she was very young,
Speaker 2: and so he leaves his dad and he tries he's
Speaker 2: trying to get back to the back to the portal,
Speaker 2: but it's raining. So he gets outside of the hospital
Speaker 2: and a car pulls up and he opens the door
Speaker 2: and tells him to get out. But it turns out
Speaker 2: that the lady that was in the car is his
Speaker 2: girlfriend from the past. He recognizes him, but he's such
Speaker 2: in his mindset that nothing's going to stop him from
Speaker 2: getting to, you know, back to the portal to get
Speaker 2: back to his timeline. In two thousand and two or
Speaker 2: two thousand and three, whichever one that it is in
Speaker 2: the past. Okay, So then he escapes the hospital. He's driving.
Speaker 2: The cops are following him. He gets on this bridge.
Speaker 2: He's uh, he's in his corner there. He gets out
Speaker 2: of the car. Then he decides to jump off of
Speaker 2: the bridge. He jumps off of the bridge. Yeah the
Speaker 2: dam and yeah that is the damn right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: the damn burst. He ends up drowning and dying. So
Speaker 2: then Ellie gets back to her timeline from when she
Speaker 2: was in the past. She has the picture.
Speaker 3: Of her stepsister.
Speaker 2: And he's talking to her mom and her stepdad says, oh, well,
Speaker 2: your mom seeing somebody that looked suspiciously like your dad,
Speaker 2: and she's like, oh, well, you know it was my dad.
Speaker 2: In essence, she doesn't exactly say that, but she says
Speaker 2: down with her mom shows her the picture that you know,
Speaker 2: Anna had a really good life and then she did
Speaker 2: all this stuff.
Speaker 1: And they see Paris on the screen too, and she goes, oh,
Speaker 1: he was trying to get back.
Speaker 2: Yep, he's trying to get back.
Speaker 1: So that's confirmation that she sees a scar on her
Speaker 1: face of the day that she had confronted her for
Speaker 1: taking the the the necklace, and she's like, where'd you
Speaker 1: get this? You know? So that's confirmation. And then it's
Speaker 1: more of like a story of I appreciate your time
Speaker 1: here because you never know when your loved one is
Speaker 1: gonna fall through a portal and then get rescued in
Speaker 1: another timeline and you're never gonna ever see them again.
Speaker 1: So that's the way I took that. So just make
Speaker 1: sure to kiss your loved ones because you never know,
Speaker 1: and you might trip, dude, go through an interwo dimensional portal.
Speaker 2: Might go through a freaking portal. So it turns out
Speaker 2: that I'm gonna try and explain it the best way
Speaker 2: that I can possibly explain it. So it turns out Anna,
Speaker 2: the missing girl, is Paris's mom from the future that
Speaker 2: goes through a portal in the past. But Anna is
Speaker 2: also the daughter of Paris's girlfriend. Well no, no, that's
Speaker 2: not not right.
Speaker 1: Anna is.
Speaker 2: Paris's girlfriend's husband's.
Speaker 1: Daughter's Hannah is Anna.
Speaker 2: Is Paris's Girlfriend's husbands.
Speaker 1: Her Paris's girlfriend's yeah, his ex girlfriend's daughter. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: she's Anna is uh the mom's step daughter essentially, but
Speaker 1: in actually in actuality, it's her mother in law in
Speaker 1: another timeline.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So it's just it's hard to even freaking explain
Speaker 2: because there's so much stuff going on. So the girl
Speaker 2: that went missing in the future is Paris's mom from
Speaker 2: the future time traveling into the past. Anna wasn't Paris's kid,
Speaker 2: it's his mom. It's his girlfriend's uh step ex girlfriend's
Speaker 2: step daughter that she had that she didn't have with
Speaker 2: another man in the future. And it's just just freaking
Speaker 2: super hard to explain. But I would recommend going to
Speaker 2: watch it.
Speaker 1: Bro you're tripping yourself up even more broll.
Speaker 2: It's so difficulty because after I watched the movie, I
Speaker 2: was like laying down in bed and I was like
Speaker 2: trying to map all this. I should have just written
Speaker 2: it down and start making diagrams, and I damn CIA
Speaker 2: Investigation being on my wall linking all these people together.
Speaker 2: But it's a really good movie. Highly recommended. It is
Speaker 2: definitely on my top ten list of movies of the year,
Speaker 2: and it is definitely in my top fifteen movies of
Speaker 2: all time and one of the best movies that I've
Speaker 2: seen this year. Another really good movie that I watched
Speaker 2: this year that I didn't even know about is. I
Speaker 2: think it is apartment seven.
Speaker 1: B apartments and ever sounds familiar.
Speaker 2: I think it's seven B. It's either seven B or
Speaker 2: seven A seven A apartment seven.
Speaker 1: Ah, I've seen this girl before. She's from Ozark Ozark,
Speaker 1: which is also another great show.
Speaker 2: Yes, but watch that one because it's actually a prequel
Speaker 2: to a really popular horror.
Speaker 1: Movie, Rosemary's Baby. Yes, oh wow, okay, but that's on
Speaker 1: Paramount Plus, which I have, so yeah, make sure to
Speaker 1: check that out. I think this I think this one great, dude.
Speaker 1: I think that we talked. We pretty much covered the
Speaker 1: whole thing. We threw in our we sprinkled in our
Speaker 1: own theories and tied it to some popular theories. And yeah,
Speaker 1: we should do one on the Watchers movie pa X
Speaker 1: or something. I'm gonna check out the show from so
Speaker 1: I'll keep you posted.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, please please watch that movie because I
Speaker 2: need more people to talk with it about. You're gonna
Speaker 2: have to call me on the phone whenever you watched
Speaker 2: the first season so I can talk talk with you
Speaker 2: about it, and then the second season, so pretty probably
Speaker 2: by the time you finished the season. Well, if you
Speaker 2: don't like binge it all at one time, the entire
Speaker 2: third season will have been released because I think Sunday
Speaker 2: is episode seven, so there's only three more episodes after
Speaker 2: this week, so it will only be like another month.
Speaker 2: You'll probably be done with the entire series by the
Speaker 2: before the episode, I mean season three gets fully released.
Speaker 2: But there's six episodes out of the third season already.
Speaker 2: So but yeah, dude, you're gonna you're gonna love it,
Speaker 2: and I highly recommend watching that. And it's literally it's
Speaker 2: worth getting MGM plus. I know it's a really random,
Speaker 2: obscure streaming service, but it's worth paying the I think
Speaker 2: if you have it, do you have Amazon Prime, like
Speaker 2: you pay for Amazon Prime, well you should be able
Speaker 2: to get like a free, like six month trial of
Speaker 2: MGM plus. That's how I got it because I had
Speaker 2: my Amazon fire stick out and they were running this
Speaker 2: promotion that was like three six months of MGM plus.
Speaker 1: So I'll check it out after this and then I'll
Speaker 1: watch it and try and watch it within the six months.
Speaker 1: But plug your stuff again, dude, for my people so
Speaker 1: they can find you. Hopefully they enjoyed this, And yeah,
Speaker 1: where can people find you? Writer?
Speaker 2: Thin can find me on Raised by Giants on YouTube
Speaker 2: and you and all podcast platforms and if you would
Speaker 2: like to reach out to me personally on x and
Speaker 2: on Instagram at raised by a Giants pod and thanks
Speaker 2: so much, really appreciate it. Had a really fun time
Speaker 2: and I'm looking forward to the next one, The Watchers Baby.
Speaker 2: I've always wanted to talk about movies like this, so
Speaker 2: it's uh, yeah, I gotta I gotta finish it because
Speaker 2: i still have an hour left of it, so I'm
Speaker 2: on the half of the movie, but I'll finish it up.
Speaker 1: Make sure to follow me TJ www dot t J
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Speaker 1: you don't have to put the www, which is essentially
Speaker 1: six six six and Jamatria so you're actually hailing Satan
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Speaker 1: dot tjo JP dot com, Patreon dot com. You're you
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Speaker 1: on Patreon or on the YouTube member's side of things.
Speaker 1: Shout out to all of you for making this possible.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you and see you on the next one, hopefully
Speaker 1: on the same timeline as that. We're in now and
Speaker 1: on a trip in the woods on another timeline and
Speaker 1: then show up somewhere else, and then I have to
Speaker 1: save my myself or my mom or something, and then
Speaker 1: go back in time and then come back, and then
Speaker 1: I'm trying