Doug Loves Movies - Rory Albanese, Brandon Collins and Tom George guest

Episode Date: September 5, 2022

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Doug hates candy wrappers, squeaky babies, sticky seeds with 50 acid pop or kernels in his teeth. There's still not one that he won't see, cause Doug loves movies! Hey, hey, hey everybody! My name is Doug, and I love movies. This is Doug Loves Movies. movies this is doug loves movies it's sunday september 4th 2022 and my guests today are brandon collins rory albanese and tom george hello gentlemen hey hello everybody let's meet everybody let's get past the awkward part meet everybody individually starting with our dangling champ a man who uh won the show won the games uh two weeks ago and so now he's back it's our friend brandon collins hello brandon hey doug and everybody it's great to be back um you're out in California now, I hear. Yeah, I'm back in the inferno.
Starting point is 00:01:07 I just ate it over here so much. It's so hot. I went to Ralph's, which is a grocery store for folks that are in this area. I went to Ralph's at 8 a.m., and it was already 91 degrees. But not inside Ralph's. No, no. In Ralph's, it was 85 degrees so it wasn't right a little colder i went into a target today when i walked in it was the most refresh it was so cold inside it was
Starting point is 00:01:32 so refreshing but um but what about like it must be drippy humid hot in new york right now you you prefer that over california hot yeah i mean because in new york it's like that's expected but there's nothing better than walking to the subway and you get on the subway and it's like freezing cold and we have to deal with the smell of the homelessness um that's that's way more preferable than everywhere in california just smelling rancid when it's really hot. Really? It smells bad? I didn't even notice that. Studio City, there's a lot of people seeking shelter.
Starting point is 00:02:10 Just pull an orange off a tree, dude, and put it up to your house. We are also joined today by another returning champ, our winner from the last episode, Rory Albanese. Hey, Rory. Hey, Doug. I didn't know I was going up against another champ today.
Starting point is 00:02:28 I would have slept more last night. It just doesn't get – yeah, you probably would have done more exercises. Wouldn't have smoked so much pot last night, you know. Yeah, I hear you. But just like last week when you won, the questions are still ridiculous. So it really is anybody's game, but Brandon really does have a knack for it. He's won a lot of times. And we've got a first-timer today.
Starting point is 00:02:58 Director of See How They Run in theaters in the U.S. on September 22nd. It's Tom George. Hello, Tom. Hey, Doug. How are you? I'm good. I don't want to start with a correction because this feels like it's very much not my house. Right.
Starting point is 00:03:17 But September 16th for the for the for the movie in the U.S. 22nd in the U.K. No. Ninth in the U.K. in the US, 22nd in the UK. No, 9th in the UK. Where did I get 22nd? Where did I get that number? It's just people are going to miss it if they're banking on a 22nd. 9th.
Starting point is 00:03:38 September 9th where you are and September 16th where we are. Perfect. Not to draw any lines in the sand, but could you give us, I know you probably do a lot of interviews about the movie since it's coming out so soon.
Starting point is 00:03:56 Sure. What's your quick, how do you describe it quickly to people? See how they run is a murder mystery. It also a comedy it's also a film that's about murder mysteries uh it stars sam rockwell sasha ronan um they play detectives investigating a murder in 1950s london backstage at a very famous murder mystery play that is taking place at the time so it's a murder mystery within a murder mystery but really it's like a character comedy uh you you had me at all of that all of
Starting point is 00:04:32 that sounds great to me uh it's a lot of fun i mean there's nobody more fun than Sam Rockwell out there acting these days, in my opinion. And yeah, that's just sounds super cool. Yeah, it's cool. And Saoirse Ronan is like, people won't have seen her like this before. She's really funny. I thought she was a great SNL host when she did that. She was good. The Saoirse Ronan song, I love that. Yeah, I would have never
Starting point is 00:05:07 known how to say her name if I didn't have that song in my head. Well, thank you for being here and good luck with the movie. I know I was talking to Brandon about it before we started rolling and he's
Starting point is 00:05:23 excited to see it. And I'll speak for see it and I'll speak for Rory I'll speak for Rory as well he can't wait no don't do that I'm never fucking going to see that and you know why he knows what he did he knows what he did I feel we weren't going to bring it up
Starting point is 00:05:41 if it was on the 22nd I would have happily gone but this whole 16th mishap really threw me off yeah there's really there's some sort of conspiracy going on with all these numbers yeah um okay well before we begin our game portion today uh i like to do a segment called Recommendation Nation, where I ask be a fun topic to discuss workplace films, movies that take place in some sort of work environment. Brandon, do you have a film that fits that description that you'd like to recommend? One that immediately comes to mind is this movie called Boiling Point. It's with Stephen Graham. It was released
Starting point is 00:06:47 last year. It's a one-shot take film of these people in this restaurant, and it's completely bonkers. If you like The Bear, that's on FX right now, you'll absolutely love this movie. I think you have to rent it for $5.99 or Amazon or something like that, but it's one of the best movies I saw last year.
Starting point is 00:07:04 Oh, so it reminds you of The Bear because it's about of the best movies i saw last year oh so it's a reminder you have the bear because it's about like the high pressure world of yeah exactly you're literally immersed in the restaurant for 90 minutes at the beginning of the dinner shift and uh as someone who's worked in a few restaurants it was very accurate as to how like everything's set up how the staff talks to each other, all that stuff. All right. Boiling point. Have you heard of this movie, Rory? I've not heard of boiling point. I've heard of the boiler room with the boiler room is one of the movies that popped into my head. But you said workplace movies.
Starting point is 00:07:39 No, this doesn't have Giovanni Ribisi, unfortunately. Oh yeah. That's, that's always a strike against any film. Okay. Rory, what do you think? Do you have a workplace film in mind? You know, it's just such an obvious one that I'm trying to think of something a little bit more interesting. But, you know, my guess is there are some young people out there who have not seen Office Space. And I just always recommend that movie because I think it's a fun one.
Starting point is 00:08:08 That's the movie that first popped into my head for that. I think I've always enjoyed Office Space and the Office TV shows, both versions, because I've never really I've experienced. I've seen enough of Office stuff that I get the humor, but I've never really, I've experienced, I've seen enough of office stuff that I get the humor, but I've never really had an, you know, an office job. I would think people that work all, I take it back though. I think people that work all week still love to watch the office. It's crazy. Yeah. I just love, I love, you know, I'm not one of these like office space freaks who thinks it's like, you know, a gospel, but it's a really funny movie. And I do like Mike judge's movies, but I really love Gary Cole.
Starting point is 00:08:49 I think that Gary Cole's character in that movie is just such a home run. The, uh, leaning over the desk coffee. He's such an underrated comic talent. Oh my God. Completely underrated comic talent. And he's done so many great movies. He had such a great run in like late nineties, early two thousands of like, just killer roles, you know, and he never done so many great movies he had such a great run in like like late 90s early 2000s of like just killer roles you know and he never gets talked about yeah he's super funny in talladega nights and uh there's another movie he's in that i saw once on like hbo called um god it's got
Starting point is 00:09:19 topher i think it's win a date with tad hamilton. Yeah. The name of the movie. And he plays his dad, like Topher Grace's dad or something. And this movie star is coming to his house and it's a really funny scene where he's sitting on the porch and he's reading variety. Cause he wants to fit in with his actor. Who's coming to his house. It's so funny. And he starts saying things like,
Starting point is 00:09:40 I heard Disney went buff. Oh, for a, you know, it's very funny. It's very funny. Trying to use variety. Yeah. He's trying to use heard Disney went boffo for, you know, it's very funny. It's very funny. Trying to use variety. Yeah, he's trying to use all the variety.
Starting point is 00:09:52 Like the mouse house is upset about, you know, it's really funny. Hey, listen, I heard you had to ankle our dinner party. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, Mike Judge, The Office Space, space almost called it the office space you can't be you can't beat that one uh but you know that's why i'm excited about boiling point because i haven't seen that so i can check that one out but anybody who hasn't seen office space
Starting point is 00:10:19 uh should definitely see it. And Tom, uh, what do you got for us? This is going to be like a, you know, not, not a sort of original shout. I wouldn't have said, but,
Starting point is 00:10:33 um, it was kind of influential for me, um, would be like, uh, clerks or, or clerks. They,
Starting point is 00:10:39 uh, the, the Kevin Smith film, the original, now he's running the original. He's like, yeah, that's true. I'm a tour with it. That, that, The Kevin Smith film. The original. Now he's running around with the new works. He's like taking us on a tour with it. That film came out when I was about 13 years old, 13, 14,
Starting point is 00:10:52 something like that. And my best friend works at a video shop. And so he brought it home one day. And we just hadn't seen anything like it before, I think, in a weird way. It was obviously like the sort of apex of, I suppose, that slacker comedy when nothing really happens, but it's like incredibly dialogue heavy and just, I think, all black and white from memory.
Starting point is 00:11:17 But yeah, having then gone on to make a show over here that was like very low on the story. That was a sort of big influence kind of early on for me. So yeah, I love that movie. All right. That's,
Starting point is 00:11:32 I think that's a, a terrific choice. It really, it really was like such a big deal when that movie came out that a guy, you know, managed to just kind of self-finance and make something that was that funny and uh felt so real yeah um all right i was gonna stay off the space so now i'm like stuck trying to uh come up with a different one and uh you know
Starting point is 00:12:01 it's funny though because last week when we had school movies i was going to say back to school and i switched it at the last second to three o'clock high because i thought back to school was too obvious and then you had back to school so you know maybe you got to go with a deeper cut yeah okay i'm gonna stick with back to School as my favorite office movie. Because, you know, there's teachers there. That's where they work. Just go with Working Girl. We all know you want to go with Working Girl. You know, Working Girl was never
Starting point is 00:12:35 my jam. I never understood the popularity of it. What about Michael J. Fox's Secret of My Success? Now now there you go another movie i didn't get i was driven crazy by that movie because you can't have the you can't have ferris bueller come out with that uh mount mount song yeah thank you and then do another movie with it that was practically like the score that's like if you did a sitcom and you went
Starting point is 00:13:06 scene transitions was the music from Seinfeld. It didn't make any sense to hear that in another movie so soon, too. I was unbelievable that they did that. It is a perfect song for scenes
Starting point is 00:13:20 where people are sneaking around and doing stuff, but still it should only be in one movie. And I think it was popped up in a few more things, probably mostly TV, but it got so overused. All right. Thank you for your recommendations, guys. And we're going to take our first commercial break for these important messages. We'll be right back.
Starting point is 00:13:48 We are back. And I feel like at least two out of the three guests today are going to, this game is going to be in their wheelhouse. But everybody, please correct me if I'm wrong. The game is called Xanadu or Xanadont. I was watching Xanadu the other day, and I realized, you know, again, as I always do whenever I see it, I remember how bad it is and how much I love it. I don't know why I like it so much.
Starting point is 00:14:24 A lot of people do, apparently, apparently out there it's got kind of a cult following these days and i'm especially thinking about it with the passing of olivia newton john i went back and watched a bunch of it so here's how this game works uh all of the responses are either XANA do or XANA don't, which translates to true or false. I will start with Brandon. I will tell you a fun or not so fun fact. And then you tell me if it's a XANA do or a XANA don't. All right. True or false.
Starting point is 00:15:03 Obviously, there's not like three options here. There's only two. So when somebody misses one, the next player gets the next one. And so you get them individually. And if you miss it, we move on to the next one. Starting, like I said, with Brandon. But real quick, Tom, do you have any feelings about the film Xanadu? Zero feelings at all.
Starting point is 00:15:30 Never seen it. You've never seen it? So I'm guessing that you weren't thinking of me as one of the two. Tom, I'm with you. I may have seen Xanadu once like 30 years ago. So it's going to be. Well, I thought it might have i thought it might have worked for the two of you just in terms of like it being at least in a time of your life
Starting point is 00:15:50 where you might have nothing better to do than to watch it yeah yeah that did it you know the slight annoying thing doug was that the one thing i did know about xanadu was olivia newton john and now based on oh i'm sort of guessing that that's probably not going to be one of the answers. And so that puts me very much out of my depth. That was one of my go-tos. Did anybody see the concert at Wembley yesterday for Taylor Hawkins, the tribute? Yeah, that bit where his son came on a drum with him was just. Unbelievable.
Starting point is 00:16:24 So I was emotional through that whole thing. Dave Grohl's daughter shows up. Eddie Van Halen's son, Wolfgang, plays Hot for Teacher. I was like, I'd never imagined I'd be emotional listening to Hot for Teacher. But it was just so cool that Eddie Van Halen's son can fucking play like that, you know, can play like his dad, just come out there and do it. It was amazing. Anyway, and Taylor Hawkins' kid is young and can beat the shit out of a drummer.
Starting point is 00:16:51 What, 15, 16, and he, what, a drummer? Yeah, he's terrific. To come on in front of however many people and just play like that, it was just, it was the, I came up filming music. I used to film a lot of live music, and that was the most emotional I've ever been watching a concert. Like just every single, like a film concert, you know?
Starting point is 00:17:11 Yeah. Even stuff that had nothing to do with Taylor Hawkins specifically, like, like the, like Niles Rogers doing several David Bowie songs towards the beginning of the concert. I found that moving, like everything was great. It was just charged. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:17:26 Yeah. Very cool. The dude, the lead singer from ACDC coming out, still powering through Back in Black, even though you can see that it's hard to sing. It's just an amazing show. But anyway, I brought it up because all of that amazingness happened with a drum kit that had Olivia Newton- john's face from xanadu on it
Starting point is 00:17:47 yeah okay so that's not gonna be a question either no no no yeah all right here we go brandon Okay. True or false? Xanadu, Xanadu. Xanadu was Gene Kelly's last acting job. I'm going to go with Xanadu. Don't? Well, guess what, Brandon?
Starting point is 00:18:28 That is correct because he's managed to squeak in a couple episodes of The Love Boat before retiring or passing, whichever happens first. All right. Brandon's on the board.
Starting point is 00:18:44 Rory, it's your first. All right. Brandon's on the board. Rory, it's your turn. All right. Okay. Roger Ebert said in his review of Xanadu, it was like a shit took a shit. I'm going to say Xanadu don'ts to that. I think that's a reasonable guess that is correct i mean that is just this i mean that's pretty harsh review i didn't people well received by critics come on feels more feels more like siskel than the eber was it you know right yeah okay uh tom yeah here we go okay while making the film olivia newton john fractured her coccyx
Starting point is 00:19:32 hmm i'm gonna say xana do you guys are killing this. That is also correct. I swear you must have seen Xanadu a bunch of times because how else would you know? I watched the behind the scenes feature. That's what I was going to say.
Starting point is 00:19:57 He didn't watch the movie. He just read the book. Okay. We're back to Brandon. Okay. Coxix is spelled C-O-X-X-Y-X. Can you say that one more time? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:20:18 Coxix is spelled C-O-X-X-Y-X. I'm going to go with Xanad zen adult i can't fool you guys no it's too many it's pretty close you can't have four consonants like that yeah it's pretty it's the real spelling is pretty wild. I'll tell it to you if I knew it. Okay. We're back to Rory. Inspired the creation of the Razzie Awards. Feels a little early for the Razzies. I'm going to say Xanadont. I'm sorry. That's incorrect. The Razzies. I'm going to say Xanadu don't.
Starting point is 00:21:07 I'm sorry. That's incorrect. The Razzies were thought of when the, when they realized that Hollywood could make a movie that bad, that big of a budget and an amazing music, electric light orchestra wrote some great songs. I know I'm a big ELO guy. Yeah. Crazy.
Starting point is 00:21:25 Okay. Well, but you still, you're still in this, Rory. You're still on the, you're still on the call. Tom? Mm-hmm. Xanadu or Xanadu? Gene Kelly, back to Gene Kelly, the great Gene Kelly, once played a character named
Starting point is 00:21:41 Pinky Benson. I'm going to say Xanadon. Sorry, but of course he played a character named Pinky Benson. And it's one of my proudest moments. It's in a film called What a Way to Go. That is very entertaining. It's one of your proudest moments because you share the same last name. Yeah. And but also just I would never I would never go by a name like Pinky. But just hearing,
Starting point is 00:22:25 hearing characters refer to a pinky Benson, uh, makes me happy. Uh, and it's a crazy ass movie because it's the story of Shirley McClain. Uh, at, during the course of the film, Mary's Dick Van Dyke, Gene Kelly, Paul Newman, stop me. if any of these don't ring a bell and who's the fourth one? Now I can't think of the fourth one but anyway, she marries all these dudes over the course of the film and the joke of the movie is every guy she marries is rich and then dies and then she gets their money so she just keeps getting richer
Starting point is 00:23:04 as each of these famous actors who plays their husbands dies in really crazy weird ways. Oh, that sounds like a fun movie. It's so weird and fun. You'll be stunned at every turn by how weird and fun it is. It's called What a Way to Go. But now, back to Xanadu and this very exciting competition. Brandon can
Starting point is 00:23:27 sew up this game if he gets the following one correctly. A featured band that performs in the film is called The Loops. The Loops? Have you ever seen Xanadu, Brandon?
Starting point is 00:23:48 I have not. This is amazing that I picked three guests. I'm just going to go with Xanadont. I don't know. Xanadont. No, I'm sorry. Apologies. I get the sound effects wrong sometimes.
Starting point is 00:24:05 Oh. Yeah, because you said, you said don't. And, uh, you're correct. Cause there isn't a band called the loops, uh, in the film, but I, uh, you know, I hope somebody had kind of had a vague idea, uh, that the tubes were featured in, uh, the movie. Cause then I could have tricked you, but it's hard to trick people when they don't even know what the hell you're talking about um congratulations brando
Starting point is 00:24:33 is this we're checking out doug like i it doesn't sound very appealing even for this trivia but does anna do yeah well the thing is is it's kind of surprising how terrible it is. Like the lead actor in it is this guy named Michael Beck. He was also in a movie called the warriors. And, uh, for, I don't know how he landed this role because it is the most wooden lead performance in a major motion picture that I could probably think of other than other parts played by that same guy. So, uh, uh, that part of it is strange that he's so terrible but then Olivia Newton-John's cute and can sing and dance and Gene Kelly obviously can sing and dance and roller skate and it's about roller it's about roller disco it's
Starting point is 00:25:17 just oh it's just an absolute mess but people find it a fascinating mess. If you just go start reading about it on the internet, a lot of people are somewhat obsessed with it. And then the final one that I had written that we don't need to get to because Brandon ran away with this thing is I, I wrote director Robert Greenwald's next movie was endless love starring Brooke Shields, another kind of famously trashed movie. But that was a Xanadu because it was directed by Franco Zeffirelli. And then the tiebreaker, if there was a tie amongst any of you,
Starting point is 00:25:59 I was going to say, closest without going over is Xanadu's Running Time. And again, you're all just in the dark about how long it was. How long would you guess it is without knowing anything about it, Brandon? Probably because this is like 1980 something, right? Early 80s. I would say probably like around 98 minutes or so. A little over an hour and a half. I'm not even going to ask Rory and Tom
Starting point is 00:26:25 because it's an hour and 36 minutes long. Oh my gosh. Which is short for a musical. That would be a good time for about 80 movies, though. Yeah, but it's short for a musical. But it's long for that one. All right. Congratulations, Brando.
Starting point is 00:26:43 Tom, Rory, all Brandonon wins i call him brando sometimes all brandon wins is uh he gets to go first in our next game that we will play right after these messages we'll be right back we're back and uh i'm very excited about our second and final game that we're going to play today, the one that determines our winner. How do you fellas feel about, let me just check your temperature, since nobody saw Xanadu, I got to double check and see. Have any of you seen Jaws? Yes, yes.
Starting point is 00:27:23 Yeah, that made it over here. I'm asking for all of us. We've all seen Jaws? Yes. Yes. Yeah. That made it over here. I'm asking for all of us. We've all seen Jaws. You mean the, uh, you mean that, uh, that,
Starting point is 00:27:30 that Gene Kelly shark picture? Yeah. I'm so, I'm so happy to hear that, that Jaws made it over the pond. Yeah. Made it a limited release, but,
Starting point is 00:27:41 uh, it kind of then picked up on VHS and it was big hit after that. It just, it just came out in england like two years ago yeah is it is it a scary movie over there or do you just sit there thinking i'm not at that beach yeah i think what we have those what's that well they weren't at the sea there's no shark in the thames what are we doing it's a it's just, it's a scary movie. It is a scary movie. It crops up in horror film lists pretty regularly, which I always find a bit weird.
Starting point is 00:28:10 But, I mean, it is obviously like it's built that way, I suppose. But it's not what you immediately think of when you think of the horror genre, is it, really? Well, it's right up there with the people arguing about whether it's horror or not is right up there with whether or not to die hard as a Christmas movie, which is just like, which it is right. By the way,
Starting point is 00:28:30 you could argue that it's not about Christmas and then, okay, great. So we've both made our points. Why do we need to have this discussion? You know, I was going to throw a real fucking curve ball earlier into this show, which was when you said an office movie,
Starting point is 00:28:46 I was almost going to say die hard because it is also an office movie. Yeah. I mean, if we want to put it in another genre, that is a work party that he's at is a work party. Yeah. Yeah. And they're in the office the entire movie the entire
Starting point is 00:29:05 movie yeah yeah it's just not a great situation it's the opposite of i would i would call it a great office christmas party but it is it's got alan rickman there though so that's pretty fun if you ask me yeah yeah that's true yeah and it's got cocaine and bathroom sex that the terrorists interrupt. Right. The so-called terrorists. I've said too much. All right. So, John is, I brought it up because it's back in theaters in IMAX this weekend.
Starting point is 00:29:42 So, I think I might actually go check it out for go check it out, see it for the millionth time. I thought it would be fun, in honor of that occurrence, to play a game with the movies of Steven Spielberg. So we're going from Xanadu to something everybody, all film lovers, should be very familiar with, is Steven Spielberg movies. And what we're going to do with those movies is
Starting point is 00:30:09 play F. Mary Kill. I will tell you the name of a Spielberg movie that each of you will get one guess as to whether or not a poll on Twitter
Starting point is 00:30:25 yielded the highest number for fuck, marry, or kill of a particular Steven Spielberg film. You'll each, since you're, you know, since the person who goes first gets to pick from three options and then the options
Starting point is 00:30:43 lessen as we go forward. Each of you will get a round where you get to go first and uh of course brandon will get to go first if there's a tiebreaker because he because he won the first game um what would you say the context is for fucking mary here dog would you say uh it's like a buzz but i don't you know it's a rush, but I'm not sort of in for the long haul, I suppose. Is that what we're saying? But, or you're going to rewatch it.
Starting point is 00:31:11 Is that, I don't, is that a marriage? I feel like, I feel like you're defining it as we go, because I never, I never put anything on it other than I named the Spielberg movie and told people to pick one of the three things.
Starting point is 00:31:24 I didn't give them anything else to go on. So you're in the same position there, Ian, in that what does it mean to F a movie or marry it or kill it? But I agree with you that I feel like kill means get it out of my life altogether. Marry means you live with it. And F it means, you know, it's probably good once. But that's just my take. Got it.
Starting point is 00:31:53 That is clear. That's as clear as it's going to be. That's as clear as this dumb game is going to get. Okay. Brandon, let's go ahead and start off with Jaws. What do you think? Do you think in a poll on Twitter, that's the other thing to keep in mind, is people answer polls, they're disingenuous when they answer.
Starting point is 00:32:12 Yeah, that's the thing. I never do good on these ones because I go for the logical choice, and then you're like, nope, these people are insane online. Yeah, so what do you think these insane people say about Jaws? Would they rather F it, marry it, or kill it? I would hope they would say marry it. Right? Because it's a great movie.
Starting point is 00:32:33 Yeah. I'm going to go with marry it. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. I love your attitude. Rory. Oh, sorry. Pardon me. Let's go to Tom. Tom? So I can pick one of what's left? Yes.
Starting point is 00:32:49 So you get F for kill. You can pick this. Can I pick? No. Not in this game, no. Well, you can't want to kill it. That would be insane. So I guess
Starting point is 00:33:03 given the fact that I can't say marry, F it? At the very least, you're going to F Jaws. Right? Yeah. Okay. And that leaves Rory with kill it. But I
Starting point is 00:33:21 picked marry. I know I have kill, but I'm picking mary but that's what's fun about this game is that you lose points if you go with mary because uh only 30 percent of people polled picked mary so that's how many points brandon has 30 and then uh 31 said they wanted to kill it what i assume they're meaning the shark itself you know uh okay you wouldn't want to f or marry a shark but you know again i didn't put any more context other than just asking them to pick one for jaws it's like when you test your movie and you ask them what character well they thought the different characters and they always hate the bad guy and you're like right but was that because of the performance or you just hated the bad guy?
Starting point is 00:34:08 Because if so, that's good. And sometimes the performance is so good that that, you know, that they really do think they hate the actor because the character is so annoying or evil or whatever it is, but it's just good work on their part. We're just swimming in unseen biases. I don't know how we're supposed to get to the bottom of this. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:34:28 This is awkward. I like I've lost faith in cinema, Twitter. Uh, and, so the people who want to F it, which I guess is because they love it is, uh,
Starting point is 00:34:40 39%. So Tom, you are in the lead so far because you want i'm not gonna go on the record to say tom george wants to f jaws but it certainly worked out in your behalf to uh to say that here tom you're gonna go first in our second round okay unless anybody wants has anything that more they want to say about Jaws because I can talk about Jaws all day I just want to say I'm so disappointed in your audience's answer to this I mean I get like they could go fuck because they love it so much but
Starting point is 00:35:12 we got to marry this thing we got to keep it forever how can a movie that's still talked about 45 years later and is back in the theaters be a fuck it movie I mean it's crazy. And is back in the theaters to be a fuck it movie. I mean, it's crazy. This is crazy. Really? Let's just quit.
Starting point is 00:35:30 Let's just quit. I'm having a hard time. I'm going to go see if there's roof access at this hotel and decide what I want to do here. You know, you don't even have to jump. You can just burn to death. That's right. I'll just stand on the roof for 20 minutes. I'll just stay in this hotel until you're dead.
Starting point is 00:35:46 Don't have to leave a mess for anybody. All right. So yeah, Jaws is just, just an amazing movie. So I guess that's why they want to, they want to F it, but it's a, you never know. And believe me, these get weirder than this one. So Tom, you're first on this round. Okay. I mean, the one that started a series is now finally going to make it to a fifth installment. What do you think people said when asked about Raiders of the Lost Ark?
Starting point is 00:36:24 What do you think people said when asked about Raiders of the Lost Ark? Sometimes now referred to as Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, which I don't think that is necessary. We know Indiana Jones is in that movie, and we also know that the other movies aren't as good that's true i like temple of doom more but that's just because it's crazier yeah there's all the voodoo sure yeah um there's the fight i like i like when a guy's heart gets pulled out of his chest and they have to create they have to create a new movie rating because of it um okay obviously now i'm trying to i feel like we've got some insight now into
Starting point is 00:37:08 the sort of the jury the way the voters minds work um but it's not really helping me but i'm having to factor that in in real time sure the delay um well it's another film that they should really love and so the audience on Twitter probably want to fuck it I'm going to say okay that's a reasonable
Starting point is 00:37:39 assessment as far as I'm concerned Rory I'm concerned. Rory? I'm going to go with marrying Raiders of the Lost Ark. Okay. Just, you know, probably a quiet ceremony with just a few friends. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:37:57 It doesn't have to be a big thing. Yeah, and you have to close your eyes because, you know, when they open up the Ark at the end of the ceremony, most people melt or explode. Because they keep the rings in the arc, which is always a mistake. Stupid place
Starting point is 00:38:13 to leave the ring. And then nobody pays attention when you say it. Don't look at it. That's my favorite thing about all movies. It's like the way they get out of it is just by closing their eyes. It's just like they wrote themselves into a corner. They're like, hold on a minute.
Starting point is 00:38:31 I'm going to look at it. These are going to look at it. You know what I mean? Yeah. But you're idiots. OK, so, Brandon, that leaves you with. Wait, what are you going to do to it?'m gonna kill it i believe right oh okay yeah which which i was gonna choose that one anyway because i feel like your audience has just gone completely off the reservation so i imagine that they might like you
Starting point is 00:38:57 know want to kill it because there are some you know problematic themes and raiders of the lost ark and i think we're a little bit more sensitive. So people will watch this movie. The film Twitter hates cultural appropriation and the removal of relics from their home land. I think a big issue in that movie is they had a lot of non-Nazis playing Nazis, which isn't right. You know, because it's so hard for Nazi actors to get work. Yeah. And it was a great opportunity to kill some nazis because they die at the end at the very least punch a few that movie has that movie and temple of doom has some of the
Starting point is 00:39:35 loudest punches ever recorded like indiana jones has a harder fist than the hulk i think do they have industry do they have ilm doing the fucking sound effects and that? They got it. It's so loud. Okay. We got to break down these scores here because you're not going to believe this shit. Turns out they came to their senses
Starting point is 00:39:57 with Raiders and not too many people want to kill it. That only got 12% of the vote. 41% want to kill it. That only got 12% of the vote. 41% want to marry it. Yeah. And, Tom, you really figured out this puzzle. You got the 47 points because of all the people that want to F it.
Starting point is 00:40:20 Hey, Doug, can you start doing your surveys on truth social? I feel like it's more accurate. I do think I would get a different. I would like to know the difference in these surveys. Over on Truth Social, the answer every time I don't go see those woke movies. Right, right, right, right, right. All they say is Kirk Cameron in that. is all they say is kirk cameron in that that's the great thing about kirk cameron though is he doesn't even have a big following
Starting point is 00:40:51 amongst the people who should be into what he's doing that's fair you know what's that i was just gonna say kirk cameron like if you watch him do interviews you get why he doesn't have a following he has a personality of a fingerprint on glass it's not engaging yeah he's not like you know somebody like i don't know like joel austin or something where they you know there's at least i don't see it personally but i can see where people get caught up in uh whatever charisma he happens to have Is that why you do this at two o'clock on Sunday? So you can finish Joel Osteen. I got, I got to watch all I watch.
Starting point is 00:41:30 First I watch meet the press. And then also then, then I meet the Lord. And, uh, and that's usually followed. It's time for the show. I follow that with a little,
Starting point is 00:41:42 I do a little math. Nice little Sunday it's a great Sunday I know how to have fun on a Sunday I don't like to get that expression Sunday fun day because it's the easiest day of the week to have fun just right there okay I'm not going to tell you
Starting point is 00:42:00 what the scores are I'll add it up because you're all still pretty close together and it's we've got one more round before I have to determine going to tell you what the scores are. I'll add it up because you're all still pretty close together. We've got one more round before I have to determine what everybody's scores are. Rory gets to go first this time. Then Brandon, then Tom.
Starting point is 00:42:19 We're going to talk about another Spielberg classic, E.T. You know that one? E.T. You know that one, guys? Oh, I've heard of it, yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:33 I haven't seen E.T. in a long time, and I just don't, I don't know if I saw it again, if the magic would be gone, or if I'd still love it. I think I saw E.T. in the theater as a kid yeah that was about it yeah and it's but it's also i saw it enough that it's ingrained in my i can picture every scene so when the scenes happen i'll be like yeah i know this already so i just don't know but i don't know if the overall feel of it uh that's why just so you know everything you're saying about it is the reason my i'm going with kill on et kill oh did
Starting point is 00:43:06 i help you well no it's just i feel the same way about et like i don't feel like it's a movie that if it's on you know like jaws if jaws is on like even if it's just on like cable like i've turned on the tv and jaws is on like tnt or something like i just watch it it's jaws you know same with raiders of the lost ark pt nah it's a kill for me it's it's a bit unsettling it's an unsettling family drama for sure yeah and you know they went back and removed the guns and made them walkie-talkies yeah i think they undid that they did okay that's crazy yeah i think they fixed it and and you you know, and also, yeah, it was also, I mean, it was just weird how the movie just becomes about how the government would squash any joy that comes from another world, you know, like. Totally.
Starting point is 00:43:56 So it's not, it definitely, even as a kid, I, you know, the whole part where E.T. almost dies is just rather drawn out and like so what you know like we know he doesn't die um yeah it's like they really needed to save some production value in the tent bit wasn't it when they're in those sort of hazmat tents biosecure tents it's like god do we need another scene here yeah because we've got to pay for the bike flying and all that yeah because we've got to pay for the bike flying and all that about time people really piled on et yeah fuck yeah pointed out what a piece of garbage it is alert the affiliates will be going long we got more shit to fucking say i felt it i felt that spielberg and uh lucas were like getting into an area where where I would stop enjoying their work as much when a character in E.T. plays with Star Wars action figures.
Starting point is 00:44:52 It's just too... What universe is what here? Because then E.T. appears as an alien being in the Star Wars prequels. You know, in those scenes where they have the council or whatever, there's a bunch of E.T. looking. Oh, yeah, that's right. Mother effer. So the whole timeline
Starting point is 00:45:14 and the existence of E.T. and what he really is and what Star Wars characters really are, all of it is very confused at this point. If you want to be confused, or you could just look the other way. Brandon? Yes. What do you think? I'm going to go with
Starting point is 00:45:31 Mary because I'm a comedian and I believe in the rule of three, so I'm going to set up Tom with a three-four with a fuck. I appreciate it. Oh, that's so nice of you. But it's also possible some people legit want to marry E.T. marry ET because you know people are freaky so let's go with that
Starting point is 00:45:48 yeah yeah I really feel like we still haven't tied down what these three means but yeah so that leaves you're stuck with F and you know it's really paid off of you for you
Starting point is 00:46:04 twice in a row and uh this is where this is where they turn because the lowest amount of votes went to f e t yeah uh that does people don't want to do that apparently uh only 21 people want to have ET and they should probably be put on a watch list you know at least you know get married first I say get married ET first before you have sex
Starting point is 00:46:34 the marry came in a little higher at 29 but 50 people 50% of people want to kill et that makes sense right yeah uh so let me add up the scores really i will say about effing et in et's defense you have no idea what that light up finger is capable of so it could be it could be you know incredible you don't really know i would imagine it would be to be honest man i just remember when et was like sick and he was all pale
Starting point is 00:47:12 and screaming that haunted me for years yeah i don't even remember that yeah he just when he's you know there's that whole thing that was in dies. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he gets really sickly and sad. And then, you know, but then the power of love brings him back. I always thought it'd be funny if E.T. kept saying phone home because he just wanted to call them and say, hey, I like it here better. Peace out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, just wanted to touch base with them.
Starting point is 00:47:44 I don't really want to go back there a bit of a misunderstanding but i've added up the totals and i'm shocked by these numbers but uh brandon is in third place with 71 points tom got 107 and our winner again today. How is that possible? Is Roy Albanese with 122 points. You nailed it. How is that possible though? Brandon got like all of them. Well, you got
Starting point is 00:48:16 number one with the Kelly T and you got number two with Mary Raiders and you got number two with Kill Jaws and you got number two with Kill Jaws. So you were like, your averages were pretty good.
Starting point is 00:48:31 But Tom was really killing it with effing everything. And then E.T. ruined that. Tom's just effing everything out there, man. He can't stop. Freaking E.T. What's the logic? I just don't get it. People He can't stop. Freaking E.T. What's the logic? I just don't get it.
Starting point is 00:48:47 People are repulsed by fucking E.T., but they'll fuck a shark? Yeah, it was bonkers. I mean, that's what happened to the new game, so congrats, Rory. I mean, I'm not going to lie. These rules are fundamentally flawed, but I'll
Starting point is 00:49:03 take the win. Do you ever watch Family Feud? Yes, yes. It's got a very Family Feud level of... You see real quick what people think is a clever answer to these questions. But just for fun, because I did the, I did the work. I did a poll for Jurassic park. So does anybody have any feelings about what way they think that would go? I mean,
Starting point is 00:49:36 that's not Mary. I will lose my mind. I don't want to send you away. Jurassic park. Yeah. away. Original Jurassic Park. Yeah. OG Jurassic Park. I don't even talk about Jurassic world in any context ever. Gotta be Mary.
Starting point is 00:49:53 Gotta be Mary. It has to be. You think? If it's not Doug, I don't want to play this game ever again. Okay. Well, chances are you won't anyway,
Starting point is 00:50:03 because, uh, you know, i haven't dragged this one out this is only the second time i've ever played it and uh it doesn't really make sense oh no i meant your show doug i meant i will not do it uh jurassic park got 40% of the respondents saying they want to F it. And 34% want to marry it and 26% want to kill it. Wow. So, yeah, another strange set of numbers.
Starting point is 00:50:38 But I guess in this case, the F it feels more like because they love it. Or they're confusing it with Jurassic World and they're mad at it. Because if anybody saw the most recent Jurassic World, I feel like it's not happy about it. Nope. And then Brandon steps in as that example. You saw it?
Starting point is 00:51:00 I saw it twice, unfortunately. And the only worst Jurassic Park film besides Dominion was the one before that. So I've had two stinkers in one of my favorite franchises ever. I can't believe Dominion didn't turn out great considering they named it after voting machines. What an exciting word to put in a title okay um rory albanese you get to promote yourself first because you won today what would you like to i'm going to promote myself for which makes no sense because i don't know when this airs but i'm in las vegas right now it airs tonight so they can't see you tonight sneak out everybody vegas listening to this you tonight. Sneak out everybody. Vegas listening to this. You can still make it.
Starting point is 00:51:46 You're listening to it live somehow if you're my neighbor and you're listening. But what else? I mean, she got the one show in Vegas tonight and you don't do a show tomorrow night? No, there's just the one tonight. I don't really have any other things to plug. Unfortunately, we can't.
Starting point is 00:52:02 Aren't I coming back now? So I'll have something else to plug have to yeah you can come up with something else i'll yield my plug time to these guys i would like to yield the remainder of my plug time yeah just like on that uh zoom call in the beginning of the pandemic though you should say i i yield my time uh fuck the police or what were they saying they were telling they were telling the people running the zoom call on the la city council people kept saying uh they they'd go that's my time fuck you like they throw in an expletive right before they hung up and people just kept saying it on this zoom call and you just get to watch these city officials just sit there and have to take it. Oh yeah. Weirdest thing.
Starting point is 00:52:45 Okay. So Tom George, terrific first time guest. I hope you had fun. I loved it. This is great. Oh good. Give them all the correct dates.
Starting point is 00:52:57 Now, as we end the show for the release dates for see how they run, see how they run is in cinemas. Ninth of September in the UK andemas 9th of september in the uk and the 16th of september in the us uh stars sasha rohan and sam rockwell adrian brody david ayelowo and a whole bunch of uh amazing british comic actors uh it's a whodunit for fans of whodunit but also for people who wouldn't usually go see a whodunit so um get out uh and it's the perfect film to see back in theaters it's like um made to see with groups of people and uh laugh out loud
Starting point is 00:53:31 with a with a with a big audience so um go see it on either the 9th or the 16th of september depending on your uh sounds like a real uh sounds like a real marriott kind of film well i mean if we knew what that meant, I would say yes. There was a lady in some part of the U.S. who was able through some sort of legal loophole or something. She's legally married to a roller coaster. Wow. Yeah. And I was like, well, I hope it's a metal one, you know, a legal loophole or something she's legally married to a roller coaster wow yeah and i was like well i hope it's a metal one you know because as if it's a wooden one you know they can't really
Starting point is 00:54:12 consummate their relationship because did you make did anyone make that the hacky joke about how relationships do have their ups and downs yeah no i i go for the i go for the splinter sex jokes I go for the splinter sex jokes is where I go so see it on those, wherever you can see it if you could see it earlier in the UK please reach out to the Doug Loves Movies Twitter account and without any spoilers
Starting point is 00:54:40 tell us how much you loved it everybody that's listening if you see the movie tell me about it positive stuff only yeah thank you caveat yeah yeah i don't need to mess around with there's no reason um brandon collins hey uh besides checking out tom's film which i've been looking forward to, I've heard good things. You all can follow me at American Collins on all social media platforms, AmericanCollins.com. And if you like my comments on movies, you can listen to my movie review podcast, Medium Popcorn. That's available in all public podcast applications.
Starting point is 00:55:20 Thanks again for having me on, Doug. Always a pleasure. Doug plugs, this particular show will be at Dynasty Typewriter on Saturday, September 17th at 420 in Los Angeles. And then we're doing it at the Punchline in San Francisco on October 15th at 420. Yeah, this has been a terrific episode. 15th at 420. Yeah, this has been a terrific episode and I end every episode of the show lately with a quote from a movie. I say, as always, and then
Starting point is 00:55:59 what is often a very mundane line from the end of a movie, but none of you will guess this one because I chose the final line from Xanadu. And you're not going to believe what a classic I mean, you're just going to want to see Xanadu when you hear me say the last line of the film. But before I do that, thank you one more time to Brandon Collins, Rory Albanese, and Tom George.
Starting point is 00:56:29 As always, I mean, I'd just like to talk to you. Now it's time for Doug to watch another talkie. Eyes of gold, his viewing prowess makes him cocky. There's no room in his heart for you, cause Doug loves movies!

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