Speaker 1: Welcome to teen Girl Talk Dean Girl Talk.
Speaker 2: I'm Cezdakota, I'm Frankingcota, and this week we are why
Speaker 2: two k Ookie.
Speaker 3: We are what definitely would have happened if a bunch
Speaker 3: of it people did not do their jobs twenty four
Speaker 3: years ago.
Speaker 1: Wait, so you're saying this is like true.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, so here's the thing. The Y two K
Speaker 3: bug was a real thing. The reason it didn't happen
Speaker 3: is because a lot of people work their butts off
Speaker 3: for a long time to make sure sure it didn't happen,
Speaker 3: Like and they're like unsung heroes, where like, yeah, no,
Speaker 3: this definitely would have been a problem. But just like
Speaker 3: just think about, like, yeah, maybe like a quarter of
Speaker 3: what we have now machinery machinery wise or computer wise,
Speaker 3: and just imagine the insane number of computers we have
Speaker 3: now to buy that by far, and then imagine having
Speaker 3: to update each one of those individually because dial up
Speaker 3: is terrible.
Speaker 1: Okay, I can see why they're unsung. This math is boring.
Speaker 4: So I'm glad.
Speaker 1: That it didn't happen.
Speaker 5: But oh so I feel like if we were using
Speaker 5: the two thousands as a scope for what's to come,
Speaker 5: was it worth saving?
Speaker 1: It was a bad time.
Speaker 3: As somebody who lived through the two thousands, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: agree with you.
Speaker 1: Yes, I do. Like when.
Speaker 5: They fast forward to five years and everyone stressed like
Speaker 5: a Strokes fan, I was like, this is also accurate.
Speaker 3: Okay, before we get into it, I'm gonna say we
Speaker 3: both recommend this movie. There is a major spoiler, especially
Speaker 3: if you're one of us who lived through this time
Speaker 3: was young during this time. There is a major spoiler
Speaker 3: that I don't want to give away.
Speaker 1: Most people know that this happened like in the movie.
Speaker 1: But I agree.
Speaker 2: So if you're interested in the movie with no spoilers,
Speaker 2: please like off now and come back. Otherwise, I think
Speaker 2: we should get right into it, because.
Speaker 3: What's up, well exactly, say, like, did you, Beckon, I
Speaker 3: was fourteen when this was happening, you were sixteen? Did
Speaker 3: you have any worries about like Y two K like
Speaker 3: that New Year's Eve?
Speaker 5: No, Okay, I feel like it was like a thing
Speaker 5: that Crackpot's worried about.
Speaker 3: Just like just like that that guy who kept calling
Speaker 3: in the world was gonna end, and then when it
Speaker 3: didn't happen, a bunch of people, well he's like oh,
Speaker 3: it's actually fifty four days from now. Then it didn't
Speaker 3: happen again, and it's just like, come on, man, we
Speaker 3: all know it's not gonna happen.
Speaker 2: But I read a book about QAnon where there was
Speaker 2: a guy who got sucked into QAnon because he was
Speaker 2: originally a doomsdayer.
Speaker 5: And that kept not happening, and because QAnon also like
Speaker 5: part of their edict was there will be a reckoning.
Speaker 5: He's like, okay, you're speaking my language. And then once
Speaker 5: he stepped out of like doomsday fundamentalism and QAnon, he's like, oh,
Speaker 5: I was just in this very insular space where people
Speaker 5: were grifting.
Speaker 1: Me and that's a shame.
Speaker 2: And they in the book I was reading about this,
Speaker 2: he has like once he moves into non QAnon life
Speaker 2: and has like a non q Andon girlfriend, he basically.
Speaker 1: Like has to come out to her.
Speaker 5: More like he doesn't have to, he chooses to, like
Speaker 5: in the most brief way, like she was not aware
Speaker 5: that QAnon was a thing, and he's kind.
Speaker 4: Of like, oh, have you seene And she's like what
Speaker 4: that stuff?
Speaker 1: Get out of here? And he was like, ah, I know,
Speaker 1: really wacky.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, his entire life fell a hard around QAnon, which
Speaker 5: is unfortunate, but he made it down and he seems
Speaker 5: more or less fine now. But I feel like it's
Speaker 5: the same kind of vibe as there's like one It's
Speaker 5: like a throwaway line in Y two K where they're
Speaker 5: in like a seven eleven quick stop sort of equivalent,
Speaker 5: and a man is complaining about there not being enough
Speaker 5: non perishables. But I think he's his perishables. But the
Speaker 5: thing is, if you believed Y two K is gonna happen,
Speaker 5: you'd be stocking up non perishables.
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 5: I thought that was a nice brief nod because no
Speaker 5: one really talks.
Speaker 1: About like the Singularity until it happens.
Speaker 5: Yeah in the film, like and then all of a
Speaker 5: sudden a character is like, oh, it's the Singularity.
Speaker 3: So I wanted I was gonna say my reaction to
Speaker 3: it was I was like, well maybe, and instead I
Speaker 3: was like, you know what, Well, everything happens going to happen.
Speaker 3: I went to bed at like nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: That night, and when I was sixteen, I don't remember
Speaker 2: what I did for New Year's I.
Speaker 4: Maybe went to a sleepover.
Speaker 5: I really don't remember. This is how much of an
Speaker 5: impact it had on me. I think I was hanging
Speaker 5: out with my best friend in high school who I'm.
Speaker 1: Still friends with, so it but yeah, I don't I
Speaker 1: don't remember being worried. I feel like MTV was still
Speaker 1: a big and MTV probably had like a year's countdown
Speaker 1: and we watched that. I don't know, nothing exciting, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, okay, So we start this movie with a
Speaker 3: sound that is very familiar to me is the sound
Speaker 3: of AOL locking up, like finding the Internet death really
Speaker 3: holding on to it and sounding like a robot going
Speaker 3: through a blender.
Speaker 5: So for me, the sort of Pavlobbyian response was to
Speaker 5: the aim messenger tone, like when you get a message.
Speaker 5: I like felt that in my soul. I was like, oh,
Speaker 5: because that was like the way like when I was
Speaker 5: in school, because we never had internet and has growing up,
Speaker 5: so like the first time I had daily access to internet,
Speaker 5: like where I slept was college, so you know, like
Speaker 5: flirting plans friends at other schools, like that was my
Speaker 5: lifeline because it was pre cell phones.
Speaker 3: So subtweeting with your away message.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mostly use song lyrics to prove just
Speaker 5: like how relevant and cool I was all the time.
Speaker 5: I never really had beef, so there was no reason
Speaker 5: to you know, I guess subtweet Twitter was not a
Speaker 5: thing yet.
Speaker 1: But okay.
Speaker 2: What is funny is immediately when they're messaging and he
Speaker 2: says lo, I was like, Lowell wasn't a thing. Ruffell
Speaker 2: was a thing. Lmao was a thing. Lowell was not
Speaker 2: a thing back then.
Speaker 3: I feel like it was.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was.
Speaker 2: Well, Frank, I will lay the groundwork. Please look up
Speaker 2: when loll became common.
Speaker 3: Parlance slang history.
Speaker 1: So we have our main character.
Speaker 5: I'm so sorry the cat stepped on my keyboard and
Speaker 5: navigated away from my cast lists. We have Eli, who
Speaker 5: looked so familiar. I know he was a child actor,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, we've definitely watched a thing with him.
Speaker 1: Before, but I do not. I could not recall at
Speaker 1: the time, So doing some on the spot.
Speaker 3: Okay, So while you're looking, while you're looking that up,
Speaker 3: I found my thing. Okay. According to BBC dot Com,
Speaker 3: lol was added to the Oxford ENGOs Dictionary in twenty eleven,
Speaker 3: but the origin of the phrase can be traced back
Speaker 3: to the nineteen eighties. The dictionary points to an electronic
Speaker 3: newsletter from the International Photo Net Association dated May eighth,
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty nine. LOL is listed in a section of
Speaker 3: online slang called mo icons Please. It appears to be
Speaker 3: the earliest use of lull on record.
Speaker 1: Okay, I stand corrected.
Speaker 6: So Eli was in the IT movies Knives Out and
Speaker 6: the actor's name is Jayden Martel, so I had seen
Speaker 6: him in the IT movies and his best friend it's.
Speaker 2: Played by Julian Dennison, who I know from Oh God,
Speaker 2: It's that movie that made me cry, who.
Speaker 5: Goes into the wood hunt for the Wilder People, and
Speaker 5: he's in Deadpool too, very funny. So they are bfs.
Speaker 4: They call each other sticky bros.
Speaker 1: Which I do not get.
Speaker 5: Like, so I feel like I didn't catch Eli's name
Speaker 5: for like a little bit in the beginning of the
Speaker 5: movie because they kept calling each other sticky. And it's
Speaker 5: very much like that high school bro relationship where they
Speaker 5: found a condom in a library book they keep exchanging
Speaker 5: it with one another. Uh, Like it's this sort of
Speaker 5: holy grail and I'm like, Dyll insisted that I mentioned
Speaker 5: in the phrase Chekhov's condom in this episode.
Speaker 1: Because it is. But with that, I must offer the
Speaker 1: caveat that.
Speaker 2: I was so scared someone was going to use this
Speaker 2: raggy ass like dentid condom.
Speaker 1: I was like, that kind of definitely has tears in it.
Speaker 3: Okay, So here's the thing they mentioned. It was in
Speaker 3: a copy of The Giver at the library. What is
Speaker 3: the story? Like, I want to know the story of
Speaker 3: this condom, Like.
Speaker 1: Where the difference between the Gift and the guyber?
Speaker 3: Okay. The Giver is a book about a dystopian future
Speaker 3: where knowledge is locked away for the betterment in quotes
Speaker 3: of the people except for one person who gets to
Speaker 3: hold onto it. Uh. And in the movie the person
Speaker 3: before the there's a Giver, and then there's a giver
Speaker 3: in training, and the giver in training before the one
Speaker 3: in the book and slash movie was Taylor Swift. And
Speaker 3: then she asked herself to be killed off screen. I'm
Speaker 3: not lying. That's what actually happens in the movie. Taylor
Speaker 3: Swift has a bad run, like has a run of
Speaker 3: being killed in movies, like she was in that movie
Speaker 3: Amsterdam where they shut her into traffic.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's very graphic. It was too much. It was shocking.
Speaker 3: And then, if I remember correctly, in Valentine's day she
Speaker 3: writes a bomb into a major metropolitan city like Doctor Strangelove.
Speaker 1: Uh, that I don't remember.
Speaker 3: But the guver if I know what you're talking, if
Speaker 3: I think, if I think you're talking about the correct thing,
Speaker 3: manga and anime and live action played by Mark Hamill
Speaker 3: where a man gains bio armor and fights a bunch
Speaker 3: of monsters.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll take your word for it.
Speaker 5: I just I just thought when people were saying the guiver,
Speaker 5: they were saying the giver weird, and then I was like,
Speaker 5: maybe these are two different things.
Speaker 1: But I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so whe the boys are planning to have Okay,
Speaker 3: Eli is suffering from what I call like everybody hates
Speaker 3: this kid for no good goddamn reason. Like the kids
Speaker 3: and hit, the little kids in his neighborhood hate him.
Speaker 3: Everybody has school, hates him like he is so.
Speaker 1: Not a thing, Like he's very mild.
Speaker 5: Yeah, his best friend is like way more polarizing. Danny
Speaker 5: is way more polarizing in my opinion.
Speaker 3: Just imagine a man. Just imagine somebody pulling in a
Speaker 3: plate of fish sticks and yelling, go fuck yourselves. And
Speaker 3: that's basically every's attitude towards this young man, Like it's
Speaker 3: like who cares like he's not a thing. He's not
Speaker 3: that angry. He doesn't say anything out of line. But anyway,
Speaker 3: he has a crush on a girl played by Rachel Ziegler.
Speaker 3: Her name's Lucy. She's a hacker destroyed in air and
Speaker 3: she makes little flash panels of her little flashlimations of
Speaker 3: herself beating people up at her school, which definitely would
Speaker 3: have gotten her and in school suspension back in our day.
Speaker 3: She's like, hope nobody clicks on this one basketball on
Speaker 3: the school's website. And I'm like, tuche, I think she
Speaker 3: wants people to click on the basketball.
Speaker 5: I mean, she's clearly popular. She's coded as popular. There
Speaker 5: is like a protractednversation about how she's popular later in
Speaker 5: the movie.
Speaker 1: So Eli is.
Speaker 5: Basically like there's a power imbalance because she on the
Speaker 5: social hierarchy in school. Eli is at the very bottom
Speaker 5: and she, Laura is.
Speaker 1: At the top.
Speaker 2: So when she's messaging him about the school's website, this
Speaker 2: is very important. And she signed her instant messages xoxo. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like gossip girl.
Speaker 3: So they're trying to parse this out. It's like going
Speaker 3: over the ubruder film, Eli and Julian are also hassled
Speaker 3: by a group of wannabe rappers. One of them is
Speaker 3: dressed like a tiny fred Durst her ash Yeah, play
Speaker 3: by Lachlan Watson.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: They're a very good actor like because they they do
Speaker 3: some pretty heavy lifting in this movie.
Speaker 1: Along with Uli.
Speaker 2: Far Gets is played by Eduardo Franco, who I know
Speaker 2: from Folks Smart and that movie where that guy's ding
Speaker 2: dong gets cut off and then they're running around with
Speaker 2: it in a cooler.
Speaker 3: Oh, drive away dolls.
Speaker 1: It's not drive away Well, that happens too.
Speaker 2: This, this entire movie is.
Speaker 5: About them having a ding dong in a cooler. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm going to find it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you are correct, because I'm thinking of is it
Speaker 3: Gabby's Dollhouse?
Speaker 1: No, the Catastic sampl No, Frank, it's not that.
Speaker 3: I'm just on I'm just on his IMDb. I'm just
Speaker 3: on Wikipedia. Okay. Now there's a head in a cooler
Speaker 3: and drive away doll so okay. Anyway, Cassie, Cassie uh
Speaker 3: Lucy and her friends Rabas seven to eleven equivalent. The
Speaker 3: boys decide that they're gonna get like rowdy tonight. They're
Speaker 3: gonna drink and have fun. So they start drinking. They
Speaker 3: also have uh that seventy show like dioramas they've made,
Speaker 3: including various action figures being the group from that so
Speaker 3: any show. Like they keep saying we're gonna live like
Speaker 3: Kelso tonight and just like Kelso is very dumb and
Speaker 3: hurt himself a lot. So they go to this party.
Speaker 3: Uh they filled up a water bottle full of vodka.
Speaker 3: And Eli is not being successful at this party. He
Speaker 3: keeps getting bothered by Soccer Chris.
Speaker 5: Okay, the fact that he calls him soccer Chris is
Speaker 5: so amazing it.
Speaker 3: Okay, So here's the thing about this movie. This is
Speaker 3: so like.
Speaker 2: They got every all the package and I'm wrong, that's
Speaker 2: not the same actor.
Speaker 3: Okay, but they whoever did the like like we've seen
Speaker 3: movies where it's just like nobody paid attention. You know,
Speaker 3: there's anachronistic stuff going on, like they didn't bother to
Speaker 3: give a personality to any part of this child's bedroom
Speaker 3: or not child's bedroom, to this teenager's bedroom. Everything.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3: Everything feels dead and lifeless. Not this movie, this part
Speaker 3: like Kyle Mooney and whoever did the set dressing they
Speaker 3: were in it. They knew what was happening. They are
Speaker 3: so dead on in this move everything. Oh yeah. Kyle
Speaker 3: Mooney plays Garrett in this movie, a friendly stoner.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's so good because he keeps like
Speaker 2: when he tells with a story, he keeps pausing.
Speaker 7: It's super awkward everything about it.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I told Frank before we started recording that.
Speaker 5: On the eight twenty fourth subreddit, there are a lot
Speaker 5: of dissenting opinions.
Speaker 2: This movie is very polarizing.
Speaker 5: People either love it and are very into the comedy,
Speaker 5: or they absolutely cannot stand it and they're.
Speaker 1: Like, this so stupid.
Speaker 5: The people who love it, I agree with them that, like,
Speaker 5: this movie is not setting out to be smart. The
Speaker 5: gore is ridiculous, and sometimes it is so purposely low budget.
Speaker 2: I was thrilled because, like, I don't like gore.
Speaker 5: And like spoiler, Kyle Mooney's character gets its head chopped
Speaker 5: off and it's so fake, which is like the only
Speaker 5: way I can deal with that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: He's a white guy with dreads, like the jokes right themselves, right.
Speaker 5: So he works at the video store and asks if
Speaker 5: they want to go to the Champagne room.
Speaker 1: And I like leaned over to Jill and.
Speaker 2: I was like, that's the movie section because our video
Speaker 2: stores had that. There were two video stores. There was
Speaker 2: a Suncoast and then like just a small business one,
Speaker 2: but like there was a curtain you had to walk through.
Speaker 1: It was a whole thing.
Speaker 4: And what's funny is there are.
Speaker 2: Certain parts of this movie where I was like, well,
Speaker 2: I have to assis spend my disbelief.
Speaker 5: So the idea that this video store is so dead
Speaker 5: on New Year's Eve not realistic.
Speaker 1: It would be very busy.
Speaker 2: This man would be very busy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, unless people have gone to the local Blockbuster and
Speaker 3: are not supporting this because Garrett doesn't seem like the
Speaker 3: best businessman at all.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's like, hey, my man, I have some of
Speaker 3: your Twizzlers. It's like, no, they're prepacked, arre cool, already
Speaker 3: opening them.
Speaker 5: I think the other part is, apparently, and I only
Speaker 5: found this out in the last couple of years or so,
Speaker 5: Blockbuster edited their movies to make them more family friendly.
Speaker 5: If I'm renting a movie, I do not want big
Speaker 5: brother Blockbuster deciding what I, an adult can and can't watch.
Speaker 3: Yes, So the thing is with your going off of
Speaker 3: like movie content. I can kind of understand why the
Speaker 3: A twenty four subreddit does not care for this movie
Speaker 3: is because it's this movie feels very not by the numbers,
Speaker 3: but it is like it follows a pretty standard plot line,
Speaker 3: you know, like I do think characters are killed out
Speaker 3: of order for like like a horror.
Speaker 1: Movie spoiler Danny died.
Speaker 2: I was like, it is so early in the movie
Speaker 2: for this character to.
Speaker 3: Die, yeah, and like, yeah, sorry, you did make me
Speaker 3: remember how bonkers that was.
Speaker 1: It was shocking.
Speaker 3: But the thing is, I think like everybody is so
Speaker 3: used to A twenty four films just being so weird
Speaker 3: and like like off center that like when something seems
Speaker 3: even a little bit just going down the bean path,
Speaker 3: like it throws their cackles up a little bit. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm not sure. I'm not I no, no.
Speaker 2: No, Frank, I agree with you. I think that there's
Speaker 2: this like thing about prestige film. But there's also this
Speaker 2: like sex of people on the subreddit who are like
Speaker 2: A twenty four is a distribution company. They're not like
Speaker 2: a package like particular directors or particular you know, art
Speaker 2: directors or directors of photography.
Speaker 1: They are.
Speaker 5: A studio that distributes and like works with particular directors,
Speaker 5: but they're not they are not creating the content.
Speaker 1: So whoever decided to buy y two K I think
Speaker 1: they did a good job.
Speaker 2: I think this fits in. I also liked Bodies Bodies Bodies,
Speaker 2: which is the same sort of kind of like lo fi,
Speaker 2: much more about the jokes, the characters, very tongue in cheeks,
Speaker 2: super campy.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 2: These are the things I like about these horror movies
Speaker 2: because again, I'm not in it for.
Speaker 5: Like realistic bloodsprey, no thank you. I think that they're
Speaker 5: offering something different. If people don't like that, that's totally okay. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but I think this is the way that we.
Speaker 1: Get new and interesting films is people try stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like A twenty four has always seemed to be
Speaker 3: just like we are. As long as it is a
Speaker 3: kookie and weird will take it, you know, like, and
Speaker 3: I think that's great. I think that's what gives them
Speaker 3: such such a great catalog.
Speaker 5: You know, I hate Good Time and it's a Robbert
Speaker 5: Pattinson movie where.
Speaker 2: He plays like a horrible man.
Speaker 1: People love that film.
Speaker 2: I actually walked out, like I have no idea what
Speaker 2: happens in the last fifteen minutes of that movie, because
Speaker 2: I was like, I don't like this. I'm not having fun,
Speaker 2: I'm not enjoying it. Meanwhile, uncut Gems, I'll watch that
Speaker 2: a million times in a row.
Speaker 1: I love that movie.
Speaker 5: So like it all comes down to a personal taste,
Speaker 5: and I'm not gonna say that my taste is like you.
Speaker 1: Know, the end all the Beatle, But.
Speaker 5: I get I feel like Y two K is in
Speaker 5: the vein of stuff that makes me laugh, Like there's
Speaker 5: a lot of things that happened in this movie that
Speaker 5: made me like tackle laugh.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I I went to go see it. There's
Speaker 3: like four other people. I went to see it at
Speaker 3: three fifty showing on a Monday.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 2: We were at a ten fifteen on a Sunday and
Speaker 2: we were the only two people in our theater.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the people behind me were just like, we
Speaker 3: can have full conversations at full volume.
Speaker 1: Right right, Oh, you didn't move.
Speaker 3: I would have moved so that there's nowhere to move, Like.
Speaker 1: What do you mean you said, there's three people in
Speaker 1: your theater.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they were like all the way in the back,
Speaker 3: but they were still talking at full volume. But anyway,
Speaker 3: and like I was laughing harder than both of them combined,
Speaker 3: so I went in the end, okay, So yeah, they
Speaker 3: get the Danny starts letting loose at this party. He
Speaker 3: performs the song song, which I still hate. I've never
Speaker 3: liked that song.
Speaker 1: Did you stay for the after credits?
Speaker 3: Yes? And then like, you know, Eli is trying to
Speaker 3: hang out with Lucy Laura. What are you calling her? Lucy?
Speaker 3: What's going on in my brain today? And like she's
Speaker 3: just like, oh, yeah, you know, this is fine, it's fun.
Speaker 3: The Danny tells a story where he Pete and Eli's
Speaker 3: coke and Eli drank it. Okay, But when they said
Speaker 3: the Ocarina incident, I thought, okay, I thought like Eli
Speaker 3: or one of them had bought They used to sell
Speaker 3: these like really pretty glass versions of the Akerina from
Speaker 3: Acarina Time. They are incredibly hard to play, but you're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: the Aquerina Times is awesome. I thought it was gonna
Speaker 3: be something like that, where like Eli broke the Aquarina,
Speaker 3: which is a less embarrassing story but still embarrassing story
Speaker 3: than drinking peat immediately mouth yeah, So the countdown happens.
Speaker 5: It's this soccer Chris who's like so perfectly a nineties douchebag.
Speaker 3: Yeah, then we hear screaming from upstairs where what's her name?
Speaker 3: Oh uh, Raleigh was in the emmerous beginnings of another
Speaker 3: young man whose name I can't remember, and he is
Speaker 3: dead and there's a piece of fan lohed into his
Speaker 3: face of like ceiling fan.
Speaker 1: They did a lot of like different objects getting lodged
Speaker 1: in people's skulls.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so that is kind of the problem with
Speaker 3: machines coming to life in this day and age, or
Speaker 3: in like the two thousands, there weren't any like kill
Speaker 3: bots or anything, so like maybe a cell phone could
Speaker 3: roll at you as it like vibrated itself across the table.
Speaker 3: So they need to figure out ways to kill and
Speaker 3: apparently the machines are like combining themselves Frankenstein's style into
Speaker 3: larger machines. And we see a little race car with
Speaker 3: a tamagatchi and a drill on top of it and
Speaker 3: it kills somebody. Also early in this movie, this is
Speaker 3: gonna come up very shortly, Danny was doing Billy Billy
Speaker 3: Blanks workout with his mom and then it just becomes
Speaker 3: a slaughterfest where we just see a bunch of teens
Speaker 3: holding pieces of machinery against themselves. Like, there's one man
Speaker 3: who's clearly holding a blender against the genitals as he
Speaker 3: screams as it fills with blood. And I didn't perfectly
Speaker 3: finding these kills that interesting or funny, so I just
Speaker 3: you know, Raley gets killed, we're left with Lucy Eli,
Speaker 3: Danny kills the race car, drill, Tomagotchi robot. Well, if
Speaker 3: he kicks, this is the only time we'll see anybody
Speaker 3: actually fight one of these things. I mean, they do
Speaker 3: become like human, like human size creatures. Let's see, uh
Speaker 3: is that.
Speaker 2: With they every I thought the most realistic part of
Speaker 2: the beginning of sort of the kill scenes was everyone
Speaker 2: is kind of standing around trying to figure out if
Speaker 2: Rollie killed this man or not, and they're like, she's
Speaker 2: been on drugs, she definitely.
Speaker 1: Just lost it.
Speaker 2: And then the little Barbie car rolls in with a
Speaker 2: lighter and hairspray, and one of soccer Chris's friends says.
Speaker 1: I use gel and they get flamethroad. So then like.
Speaker 5: Everyone stands there and watches as the sunfurls, and then
Speaker 5: everyone screams and takes off and they get into the
Speaker 5: living room and the living room is just filled with
Speaker 5: deceased party hours. Now the robots are on a spree.
Speaker 5: So when our remaining heroes, for lack of better word,
Speaker 5: lock themselves in the garage, there are different Frankenstein robots
Speaker 5: trying to get through.
Speaker 1: And we're not entirely well.
Speaker 2: Laura nails it kind of immediately and says, oh, it's
Speaker 2: a singularity. It's an AI bug that has spread throughout
Speaker 2: the consciousness of the computers, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Like frank said, like.
Speaker 5: Nails it immediately, and Farcas is like, this is ridiculous,
Speaker 5: this isn't happening. And after Danny had tiboed that robot
Speaker 5: and they decide to each arm themselves with a different
Speaker 5: mode of transportation like bike.
Speaker 2: Roller blades, skateboards. Uh, this is where Danny. I don't
Speaker 2: know why they're obsessed with this backpack. I guess because
Speaker 2: the boom box is in it.
Speaker 5: But this is where Danny is killed by an electric knife.
Speaker 5: And I was genuinely shocked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because like Eli and Eli and Danny are giving
Speaker 3: big Nick Frost Simon Pegg vibes from Sean of the Dead. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and you know, like it's well, it's for Sean of
Speaker 3: the Dead, a movie that came out around this time.
Speaker 3: Nick Frost's character like makes it to the end. Like
Speaker 3: that's the conflict that kind of drives this whole film
Speaker 3: is that like Nick Frost is keeping Simon Pegg from
Speaker 3: growing up.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: And meanwhile we have the opposite where Danny is pushing
Speaker 3: Eli to like, you know, kind of accept that, like, yeah,
Speaker 3: maybe your life isn't the perfect the way it is,
Speaker 3: and like having him get killed is like you know
Speaker 3: you would. It changes Eli's growth pattern Suddenly he's going
Speaker 3: to like had to take an entire different way to
Speaker 3: change throughout this movie.
Speaker 5: So as they emerged, still pointed out a good point when.
Speaker 1: At this point, because I'm gonna stop saying point when they.
Speaker 7: Open the garage door, just like the garage door is
Speaker 7: a cetical wooden bed.
Speaker 2: And I was like, yell enough, nobody wants your nerd
Speaker 2: logic in our dumb film.
Speaker 1: So they get outside.
Speaker 2: Marcus immediately dies like.
Speaker 4: Two three feet that's it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Barcas is wearing the roller blades. I thought we
Speaker 3: were gonna get some bring shit in this. He tries
Speaker 3: to grind a fall in basketball hoop immediately eats it,
Speaker 3: hits his head on the ground and dies.
Speaker 1: Uh as shocking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just like because like he's a big like he's
Speaker 3: a name now, like he's a big name actor, and
Speaker 3: it's just like nobody's safe. Those rope blades could kill anyone. Okay,
Speaker 3: So our team now is CJ, Ash, Laura and Eli.
Speaker 5: Their whole thing is that J likes like smart rap,
Speaker 5: like high intellect rap, and everyone else more or less
Speaker 5: like mainstream pop or rap rock music. So CJ and
Speaker 5: Ash are debating the merits of limp Biscuit.
Speaker 3: Okay, yes, okay, sorry, I just need to take a
Speaker 3: moment to describe what Ash is wearing. Ash is wearing
Speaker 3: a backward backwards baseball.
Speaker 1: Cap, a red Yankees cap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a black tank top, what can only be described
Speaker 3: as a Guy Fieri style bundown shirt that's open.
Speaker 1: A massive pair of Djenco's jeans, Yes with a wallet Jane.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 5: When they are looking around the party at the different clicks,
Speaker 5: and they don't bother to name the clicks, We just
Speaker 5: hear the music that each click is listening to, which
Speaker 5: is very.
Speaker 2: Much how people define themselves. In the early two thousands,
Speaker 2: the group is.
Speaker 1: Listening to corn.
Speaker 3: There are swing dancers amazing.
Speaker 8: Ross from Drop Ab did a presentation on Smarty Fans
Speaker 8: about how there needs to be a swing revival and
Speaker 8: it was a very hot take.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's as a hot take as Anna's thing
Speaker 3: of should theater kids be forgiven?
Speaker 5: I haven't seen that one, but like Ross is talking
Speaker 5: about like zoot suits and squirrelled and zippers and I'm
Speaker 5: not saying the other name because I hate it, but
Speaker 5: I'm so glad that the swing revival is not happening
Speaker 5: somewhere where my tender eyes can see it.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think that, like I think that the band
Speaker 3: we shall not name might be the worst named band ever,
Speaker 3: but it's so bad. Okay. Anyway, they're heading to the
Speaker 3: mill because there's no electricity around it.
Speaker 2: And like some sort of hippie party there. Garrett had
Speaker 2: invited them and said it would be great because they're
Speaker 2: rumby drugs, and I love how accurately disappointing this party is.
Speaker 1: When they get there.
Speaker 3: Yes, so they do look out on their city and
Speaker 3: it's in flames, like the apocalypse. Feels real. Like that's
Speaker 3: what I what I like about it. It feels real oh,
Speaker 3: it's called the Collective of.
Speaker 1: Ok So Cringey and Wonderful.
Speaker 3: Like they got their name from one combat.
Speaker 2: Yes, there is a lot of discussion about disc golf,
Speaker 2: hacky Sack.
Speaker 1: We do see some devil sticks everything.
Speaker 9: And this is where we meet Laura's ex boyfriend, her
Speaker 9: much valued ex boyfriend, Jonas played by Mason Gooding, who
Speaker 9: shows up to just be like handsome and.
Speaker 2: Kind of benign.
Speaker 5: And there are general other like hippy guys just hanging out.
Speaker 5: So Garrett welcomes them in, says it's safe here.
Speaker 2: There's no power, there's exactly.
Speaker 4: One beer, which would be for sharing.
Speaker 2: Gross And as they're all hanging out, Eli's computer, which
Speaker 2: is now a sort of transformer robots.
Speaker 10: Situation, walks in and they want to destroy it, but
Speaker 10: Eli asks them not to and tries to talk sense
Speaker 10: into his computer and at first I thought.
Speaker 1: It was gonna work.
Speaker 3: It shows him, It shows them his porn, which is
Speaker 3: a nightmare scenario, like, yes, robots could just be like
Speaker 3: I'll reveal your search history unless you bow down to me,
Speaker 3: like you don't need to bring any monsters, I will
Speaker 3: just bow down.
Speaker 7: The other part, Eli's computer must be so high end
Speaker 7: because days of dial up. There is no way he's
Speaker 7: watching a video, burning a CD, chatting on Aim and
Speaker 7: his computer is not burst into flames.
Speaker 1: Oh there was no.
Speaker 2: Sort of computer that could handle that unless you were
Speaker 2: a bazillionaire.
Speaker 3: Okay, I just want to throw those out there. When uh,
Speaker 3: Eli gets into Danny's car, he has to They have
Speaker 3: a CD player, yes, adapter, yes, which is a tape
Speaker 3: you pointed to your tape deck and then it ran
Speaker 3: a wire to your CD player and he the CD.
Speaker 5: Yes, And like Danny's internet setup is a lot more realistic.
Speaker 5: They are downloading one pornographic picture and it is taking
Speaker 5: about an hour for sharing.
Speaker 1: Yes, there there's no world.
Speaker 2: So what I did think was funny is initially, when
Speaker 2: Eli starts watching that video of Bill Clinton, it is
Speaker 2: like glitchy. There's a lot of hieroglyphics or whatever you
Speaker 2: call them, lift I don't know, artifacts.
Speaker 1: And that felt realistic. But then Eli is just zooming
Speaker 1: all over the net, and I was like, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 11: Sir, that's not not what's gonna happens.
Speaker 3: Give navigator couldn't handle that much.
Speaker 1: No, I don't.
Speaker 7: Even think Netsy a navigator. I guess it did kind
Speaker 7: of exist at this point along with Weberings.
Speaker 2: But Ash and CJ are kind of connecting. Ash thinks
Speaker 2: that CJ is super pretentious. They take like a smoke break.
Speaker 5: CJ is asking Ash why Ash sort of puts up
Speaker 5: with barcas and then making jokes at Ash's expense, like
Speaker 5: calling Ash like sweat and sut and it does suck,
Speaker 5: and Ash like, I thought this was.
Speaker 2: A very poignant moment because.
Speaker 1: We were just like as a society in the.
Speaker 2: Nineties and early two thousands, like this is when Britney
Speaker 2: Spears was being harassed half to death for existing. The
Speaker 2: conversation around how women were spoken to was just kind
Speaker 2: of starting, like Riot Girl had sort of formed, and.
Speaker 5: I think that there was this belief, both spoken and unspoken,
Speaker 5: that like if you wanted to hang out with dudes
Speaker 5: and be considered like not a boomer or a wet
Speaker 5: blanket or whatever, you had to put up with a
Speaker 5: certain amount of bullshit and that sucks, and like thankful
Speaker 5: now there is like a dialogue about how that's a
Speaker 5: really shitty exchange, like you shouldn't have to put up
Speaker 5: with harassment and abusive language to have friends. Heavy air quotes,
Speaker 5: like someone like Ash now in Ash's position now could
Speaker 5: say I don't like it that they're shaving me because
Speaker 5: I hooked up with Farcas once and now it's everyone's
Speaker 5: business and other people will be like, yeah, that's things
Speaker 5: that's really crummy. But like, for real, in the late
Speaker 5: nineties early two thousand, the onus was still in the
Speaker 5: woman like, well.
Speaker 2: You slipped up, you hooked up with him, and now
Speaker 2: that's everyone knows, and it's just your business is out there.
Speaker 1: And so like I liked that they had.
Speaker 2: You know, since CJ was into elevated sort of intellectual wrap.
Speaker 1: Also could see but like a pretty.
Speaker 2: Logical thing, like your friends shouldn't talk down to you
Speaker 2: that way.
Speaker 1: That stings.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so going off what you're saying, like as Ride
Speaker 3: Girl was forming, thus was also forming cool Girl.
Speaker 5: Yes, And you know, because like to any movement, there
Speaker 5: is going to be a kind of reactionary resistance, good
Speaker 5: or bad.
Speaker 3: See the thing the thing of cool girls. I wouldn't
Speaker 3: even call it a counter resistance. But I don't like
Speaker 3: we weren't connected enough for I think certain groups of
Speaker 3: people to know about Ride Girl. I didn't know about
Speaker 3: Ryte Girl until I got to college. But I think
Speaker 3: it is essentially like cool girls started existing as a
Speaker 3: survival technique, you know, like I want don't want to
Speaker 3: be alone, so I'm gonna have to put up with this.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's I think it's sort of like
Speaker 4: the distant cousin of like a pick me, is that
Speaker 4: you're either siding with the oppressor or you're pushing against it.
Speaker 4: And I think that there are going to be a
Speaker 4: plenty of men who are like, yeah, I can understand
Speaker 4: why someone.
Speaker 2: Want to be sledshamed and talk down to, and there's
Speaker 2: probably going to be just as many men that they
Speaker 2: are like.
Speaker 1: Well, that's just the world we live in. What are
Speaker 1: you gonna do?
Speaker 2: I guess you just I'm gonna assimilate to.
Speaker 1: Talking down to women for me, Like so, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I just think I liked about this is that it's
Speaker 7: like hokey and silly, But then there are these like
Speaker 7: little moments where they're like, well, you.
Speaker 2: Can think about this conversation if you want, or you
Speaker 2: can also just ignore it.
Speaker 5: Until we have like the next gag death, which happens
Speaker 5: very soon after this with Garrett.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna well we're gonna head into act three. Right,
Speaker 3: we take a quick trip to the bake sale. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we have our big act to hope has lost
Speaker 3: moment they figure out they that the computer gives up
Speaker 3: that they're going to assimilate all the human population into
Speaker 3: like living computers to give them data. And I like
Speaker 3: really well put together presentation by the machines.
Speaker 7: Like so there's a couple of different moments where they
Speaker 7: had to animate the AI. The with the AI is
Speaker 7: basically blinking and chaunting them at the end of the day.
Speaker 7: I love the graphics they chose for that, but this
Speaker 7: little animation would this be like a sixteen third animation.
Speaker 3: I'd say more like sixty four, Like you know, it's
Speaker 3: all yankye polygons and whatnot. The the the avatar for
Speaker 3: the computer like head Supreme Intelligence Brain is basically lawnmower
Speaker 3: Man from the movie lawnmower Man. So Lucy out that
Speaker 3: she can create that, figures out what's going on with it.
Speaker 3: There's a central consciousness that she can make a virus
Speaker 3: for to kill. Jonas is knocked out or.
Speaker 5: Killed knocked out by the computer and then when he
Speaker 5: gains consciousness again, him and well Eli and Lacy have
Speaker 5: an argument about her being popular, which again is like
Speaker 5: a very early.
Speaker 2: Two thousands argument to have, and Eli storms off with
Speaker 2: c J.
Speaker 1: N Ash and.
Speaker 2: Eli had seen Laura speaking to Jonas and assumes they're
Speaker 2: going to get back together with the viewer over here
Speaker 2: like a snippet of this conversation, and Jonas is like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: I was just thinking could be into the world, or
Speaker 2: is like, I can't do this again. We don't entirely
Speaker 2: know why they broke up, but we know that they
Speaker 2: are going to remain broken up. So now Garrett Ash.
Speaker 5: And I'm sorry Garrett Ash, CJ, and Eli are all
Speaker 5: sort of setting out to head to the school where.
Speaker 2: All of the humans are being like fitted with micro
Speaker 2: chips to serve the robots if they haven't already perished
Speaker 2: under the robot rule, And so they're confronted by another
Speaker 2: transformer robot amalgamation. This is where Garrett decides that he
Speaker 2: is gonna fight with his devil sticks.
Speaker 1: They really put the suspense on this.
Speaker 7: There's like slowo Garrett signalant like doing things with the
Speaker 7: devil sticks.
Speaker 1: He takes a bunch of pills.
Speaker 2: The robot immediately cuts off his arm and he's like,
Speaker 2: oh no, and then the robot immediately cuts off his head.
Speaker 7: So then the Laura shows up, Eli, CJ, Laura.
Speaker 1: And Ash all climbs into the torna potty. The robot
Speaker 1: knocks it off of the hill.
Speaker 4: Initially, the poop is not going everywhere. Then the poop
Speaker 4: starts going.
Speaker 1: It's so gross.
Speaker 4: Eli and Laura are lying on their sides, gazing into
Speaker 4: each other's eyes, about to kiss as the poop starts
Speaker 4: flying everywhere and it's horrible.
Speaker 3: And CJ are my god. Ash and CJ are just
Speaker 3: like right near ground zero for that poop and it sucks.
Speaker 5: So they all fall out of the potty.
Speaker 2: Eli starts yelling about his skate shoes and kicks the walls.
Speaker 2: So now on top of being covered in poop, he's
Speaker 2: also barefoot in the woods. They clean themselves off the
Speaker 2: best they can, but you know, they smell terrible.
Speaker 1: So they make their way to the video store because
Speaker 1: basically so Eli can get shoes.
Speaker 2: He doesn't tell the group that. He just says, I
Speaker 2: have to pick something up that Garrett left there, and
Speaker 2: the group says, like, what, how could Garrett be useful?
Speaker 3: Okay, sorry, this does.
Speaker 9: That.
Speaker 3: There was a very funny bit where Garrett takes off
Speaker 3: of it, takes off his he's wearing socks of sandals.
Speaker 3: He takes off one pair of Berkin socks as he
Speaker 3: leaves it, goes into the champagne room to put on
Speaker 3: a different pair of birkinstocks. And also Ash says he
Speaker 3: was pretty cool for a white eye with dreads.
Speaker 1: Yes, accurate.
Speaker 5: So this is where they encounter Fred Dirts, which is
Speaker 5: so good.
Speaker 3: He is skulking in the shadows.
Speaker 1: So I read an interview Kyle Lonys.
Speaker 4: This role was always written for Fred Durst.
Speaker 1: He is so.
Speaker 2: Like iconic to the tie, and we were so nervous
Speaker 2: he wouldn't want to do this, but he was so game.
Speaker 4: He showed up. He did exactly what we needed him too.
Speaker 4: And I was dying because it's like this.
Speaker 5: Is again exactly my type of humor where everyone calls
Speaker 5: printers by both names.
Speaker 1: The entire time. He says things like I ran and
Speaker 1: hit like a coward.
Speaker 4: He is describing a show that I have to believe.
Speaker 1: Happened on New Year's Eve and talks about how.
Speaker 5: Like everyone started to get murdered at this show and
Speaker 5: that the robots took Westmorland. Another character and for those
Speaker 5: who were not familiar with olymp biscuit.
Speaker 2: Or I'm so sorry, I shouldn't presume that everyone knows
Speaker 2: this garbage. Westmorland is canonically so disdainful of being in
Speaker 2: the biscuit.
Speaker 1: Even we made a lot of money from being.
Speaker 3: In the ticcuit.
Speaker 1: He just face paid full blackout.
Speaker 5: Contact lenses, and in the years since Olympus gave his
Speaker 5: big he has given like a lot of disdainful interviews
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 1: But for dri says, and.
Speaker 2: They took with Borland and will continue to refer to
Speaker 2: him as with Borland.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, he says, like I watched them all die.
Speaker 3: I watched Sam Rivers, John Otto, DJ Lethal.
Speaker 1: They were all crushed about DJ Lethal.
Speaker 3: They were all crushed by a Marshall Stack. There's an
Speaker 3: explosion and West Borland was thrown into the crowd. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I hit like a.
Speaker 1: Coward, so good. And then.
Speaker 3: It is a full blown, like fantasy science fiction thing
Speaker 3: where he emerges hooded, but he's not wearing a red
Speaker 3: baseball cap and Ash is losing her mind at this.
Speaker 4: Like he is.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want to come with them. Then Ash gives them.
Speaker 3: Ash gives fred A fred Durst a pep talk saying,
Speaker 3: like my friends loved you. We were only friends because
Speaker 3: we were the freaks and the losers. It's because of you.
Speaker 3: This house, this hat means nothing about here.
Speaker 5: It's also covered in poop. She gives it different durs.
Speaker 5: Fred Durst puts it immediately on, after already having told
Speaker 5: them their plan is stupid and he doesn't think they
Speaker 5: should go to the school.
Speaker 1: So then they go to the school.
Speaker 11: We were getting so close, which is so ridiculous because
Speaker 11: like everything and nothing has happened in this movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I go to the school.
Speaker 4: We forgot to mention that Tim Heideker.
Speaker 5: And Alicia Silverstone play Eli's parents for no reason.
Speaker 4: They're barely in the film.
Speaker 2: They showed up to two locations probably a day of filming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and were their main roles seem to be to
Speaker 3: tell their son to make out for a girl.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 5: To Heydecker, who's looking great, by the way, he's like
Speaker 5: aging backwards and this is I feel like he is
Speaker 5: a great example of once people get money, they just
Speaker 5: get better looking because they can take better care of themselves,
Speaker 5: Like we should all be so rich.
Speaker 1: He looks great. I'll stop glazing to Hedacher.
Speaker 11: Sorry, so uh in the like the first CPC with
Speaker 11: Eli talking to his parents.
Speaker 1: He's like having a French kids. It's like I'm leaving
Speaker 1: no so good.
Speaker 2: So everyone's getting fitted with these microchips. They're going into
Speaker 2: this like robot herbage piles sort of.
Speaker 4: It looks like the TSA scanner, but it's.
Speaker 1: Made of like robot garbage.
Speaker 2: And so Laura goes to find like the main motherboard
Speaker 2: or whatever.
Speaker 5: And like distract everyone, and everyone's like blueing him and
Speaker 5: throw shit at him. And then Ash goes out.
Speaker 4: With an acoustic guitar.
Speaker 1: And starts playing Faith, which, again, for.
Speaker 2: Those of you who do not know the Lympiscuit Lord
Speaker 2: Faith is is it a whim or George Michael's song.
Speaker 1: It's a George Michael song.
Speaker 2: Yes, the Olympiscuit coverage. There's a lot of screaming in
Speaker 2: the album version.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 4: Immediately toes are tapping.
Speaker 1: Everyone's into it. The robots are not into the fact
Speaker 1: that everyone into it.
Speaker 3: Do.
Speaker 1: We get intercut with Fred Durst performing an.
Speaker 12: Acoustic version of Faith, Laura trying to put the USB
Speaker 12: port into the motherboard to install a virus.
Speaker 2: She gets electrocuted.
Speaker 1: Eli shows up.
Speaker 2: They talk a lot for only like having twenty percent
Speaker 2: more humans being converted till like they they're past the
Speaker 2: tipping point.
Speaker 1: So Eli remembers Danny again, takes the condom out of
Speaker 1: his pocket.
Speaker 4: I thought he was gonna put.
Speaker 1: It on his hand. Laura puts it on her hand.
Speaker 1: The AI robot is making all kinds of sort of like.
Speaker 5: Untoward jokes, and then they put the USB port in.
Speaker 5: Immediately the garbage robots fall apart, and the movie just
Speaker 5: kind of ends.
Speaker 3: Well. They go to Danny's grave. Eli puts the Kelso
Speaker 3: action figure on Danny's grave.
Speaker 5: Eli and Laura kiss outside the school. Please remember they're
Speaker 5: still covered in poop.
Speaker 2: And then.
Speaker 5: As they are driving to Danny's grave, we are hearing
Speaker 5: about Durst Industries, the fact that Fred Durst has somehow
Speaker 5: become like this sort of messiah that saved everyone from
Speaker 5: Y two K and is running for office and we.
Speaker 1: I didn't think of this until now.
Speaker 5: I believe that there is like an election sign in
Speaker 5: the graveyard that's like a red baseball cap.
Speaker 3: Yes, did you mention that, like Fred Durst jumps on
Speaker 3: the stage goes to West Borland, My friend, you're alive.
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't believe that's real. West Borland. I was
Speaker 2: trying to figure it out. I think it's a toppleganger.
Speaker 3: I got chuck, but yes, guess who's still alive. It's
Speaker 3: the shit talking computer.
Speaker 5: I mean, Frank west Boreland is not listed in the.
Speaker 1: That I can see in the cast.
Speaker 2: And yesterday I was googling west Boreland Y two K movie,
Speaker 2: West Boreland in Y two K movie.
Speaker 1: And could not figure it out.
Speaker 5: So I don't know if you know if west Bortland
Speaker 5: is the one in the Y two K.
Speaker 2: Movie, you can email us a real teen girl talking
Speaker 2: Gmail dot com. I could not figure it out. And
Speaker 2: movies have started doing that like thing where they don't
Speaker 2: list people.
Speaker 5: In like on IMDb, so it's more surprising. I found
Speaker 5: that very annoying.
Speaker 1: I'm like, just let me know.
Speaker 4: I'm definitely not gonna check before I see the movie.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just like, maybe Wes Borland didn't want
Speaker 3: to be on being known that you shared a stage
Speaker 3: again with Fred Durst.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is amazing.
Speaker 2: Somebody is uh listed as Abercrombie Jock. There's a cool
Speaker 2: kid group.
Speaker 1: There's a rap rock gang member. These are such good credits.
Speaker 5: Raver pe money rap Rocker. So good, Okay, so frank
Speaker 5: final thoughts.
Speaker 3: I really enjoyed this movie.
Speaker 2: Soccer Chris is listening as his full name Soccer Chris.
Speaker 3: When Fred Durst appeared, I screamed, yes it it just
Speaker 3: it for somebody who I guess I grew up at
Speaker 3: this time. It just hit so hard how accurate this
Speaker 3: all was. They got kind winding out everything correct, and
Speaker 3: I think he he made the right right choice of
Speaker 3: being Garrett and Budding himself get killed. And honestly, you know,
Speaker 3: I can't wait, Like you know, I was like, okay,
Speaker 3: when are they going to break stuff? Like if this
Speaker 3: very much felt like Itch and Scratchy on their way
Speaker 3: to the fireworks factory and then Pooci shows up. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I was like, okay, well Fred Jerson is here.
Speaker 3: They're gonna start smashing robots pretty soon, right, And they didn't,
Speaker 3: And like I can kind of like I think, you know,
Speaker 3: for comedy wise, them you know, them playing faith and
Speaker 3: none of the robots stopping it at all was way funnier.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, like when it happens to the end of Bottoms
Speaker 3: where Bottom the girls kill the opposing football team, it's
Speaker 3: such a like a release from all the shit the
Speaker 3: girls had to put up with, you know, throughout their
Speaker 3: lives and also over the last few like weeks or whatever,
Speaker 3: that it's a perfect like you know, you know, pitch perfect,
Speaker 3: and note for that, and also just like the characters
Speaker 3: aren't each so funny that when they're fighting and like
Speaker 3: their personality coming out, it's still amazing. Oh and we
Speaker 3: did forget the for me the greatest line this entire movie.
Speaker 3: CJ gets killed protecting fred Durst. Yeah, and he gets
Speaker 3: CDs shot into his face and as he's dying, he says.
Speaker 1: To Ash he's holding his hand.
Speaker 3: I never thought I'd die next to a rap rocker,
Speaker 3: to which As replies, how about next to a homie?
Speaker 2: So good, so uh, obviously we recommend this film. Next
Speaker 2: week we will be covering a movie with another.
Speaker 1: Book Smart alumni.
Speaker 2: He's actually out now. I'm like last time I said
Speaker 2: we were gonna do, not out yet.
Speaker 4: And even though I'm not on mine that mentioned anymore.
Speaker 2: It has Perni Shipka, who is a many times teen
Speaker 2: girl talk along and.
Speaker 3: Much like fred Duri's kinda, Shipka is having a tremendous year.
Speaker 1: It's very very accurate.
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Speaker 3: Frank and I have a new website where you can
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