The Kristian Harloff Show - SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY breaks the Thursday record at the box office with $75M

Episode Date: July 31, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:00 We kept talking about it. And Spider-Man going to make $500 million opening weekend. Is it going to make $510? Sometimes it's going to be $800 million. Then it's back to $500. Well, it shatters the previews. And it's almost $100 million in previews. Holy moly.
Starting point is 00:00:20 What's this movie going to wind up doing over the weekend? We will definitely be discussing that. The director of Spider-Man, Destin Daniel Cretton also did a pretty successful movie in Shung Chi and a very successful show in Wonder Man. Well, there's no Shung Chi news. And Wonder Man, which was green light for a second season, is now been canceled by Disney Plus. What does that mean? Is it a good plan to do that?
Starting point is 00:00:52 They're already considering Heat 3? Holy moly. yesterday chris carr had it was in within reach with roka and roxy chris car i don't know if she is in reach but can winston do it maybe we shall see on today's show so let's get into it it's christian arloff show it's myself and winston a marshal here we go did you shit in there welcome back ladies and gentlemen to the show it is friday joining me on the show it Winston A Marshall is here Winston good to have you on the show as always
Starting point is 00:01:45 so I saw that you did an out of the theater reaction for Spider-Man and get a chance to check it out yet but how did uh how did you enjoy it I'm assuming you loved it I loved that man I thought in my opinion this is I wouldn't say it's Tom's best Spider-Man performance I still think that that is Infinity War I think that that was just kind of a perfect encapsulation, but I do think that this is the best Tom Holland's Spider-Man movie. I think this is 1,000% Tom Holland's best performance of Spider-Man.
Starting point is 00:02:16 I think that... Really? You think even over Infinity War? Way over, because he doesn't have to carry Infinity War. He takes this whole movie and carries the emotional weight of what this movie is supposed to do. The movie is about maturity. The movie is about the growth of Peter Parker and Spider-Man, and you have to have your lead actor be able to do that and you don't and in infinity war which he was really good and he had to go bounce back and forth and rely on other people you know they carry it this is his movie and his story and i think he does that brilliant i think it's hands down his best performance no no i mean that that i agree with like everything you just said about what he does in this movie and his ability to carry it and everything else i agree with that a thousand percent i think it's just i have so wedged in my mind the you know i don't
Starting point is 00:03:03 feel good Mr. Stark. I have the great moments. We're using oh, we're using made up names. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, so that I think that's the only reason why, but it's not even close as far as Spider-Man movies. I love No Way Home, but I the further away I get away
Starting point is 00:03:21 from No Way Home, the more I can go, this does sit well as a movie on its own, but if we're keeping it a buck, it's the nostalgia of putting all three Spider-Men together and all the villains and all that kind of stuff versus this just as a standalone. I'm sitting here.
Starting point is 00:03:38 I'm watching this movie. I was blown away by how well put together it is. And I think not just Tom and Zendaya who have matured into such powerful actors, Sadie Sink is maybe one of the most talented young actresses in Hollywood by a mile. Totally. Yeah. And Destin Daniel Creighton has really announced himself by this is what his third project in a row. where he's knocked it out of the park yeah so he's he's I loved it man it good uh and I
Starting point is 00:04:09 don't know yet where I am as far as favorite Spider-Man out of the Tom Holland movies um yeah I think I've got to go back and watch this one again uh I do still really love um no way home but this one is very special and I want to check it out again it was fun to watch Sam's first Sam's first Spider-Man movie in the theater and first Marvel movie in the theater so that was how was that it was fun she was she was had a good time. I don't know if you saw her out of the theater reaction. I saw it. Did she do a separate one other than the one she was in with you? No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:04:39 We just did that. But we did it now to the theater reaction. We did a non-spoiler and we just shot our spoiler review for it, which will drop today. It's just being edited once and then it's pretty good. I won't lie since this is the first one that you took her to and all that. There was definitely a split second moment because
Starting point is 00:04:57 obviously when you were here, I went to a number of stuff with you and did them with you. I definitely was like I guess dad has a new favorite child. Hilarious. Yeah, no, it's like it was, even if, even if I was there and she was there, she probably, the audience would have gotten very mad if I didn't bring her and I, and I did, I don't know, though.
Starting point is 00:05:19 I don't think I'm going to doomsday. I think I'm going to wait on that one. I don't know. I got to see. Make her, make her wait for it so you can get the whole thing on, on video. Yeah. Yeah, I think so. But anyway, speaking to Sam, for people who are,
Starting point is 00:05:33 wondering the Obi-Wan Patterson Cut reaction will be out after this show today, so around like 2.30. And the other thing I will be doing, like I've been doing the last couple days, and I'll be doing it leading up to the Kickstarter launch and during the Kickstarter. What
Starting point is 00:05:49 I'm going to do is we have our questions and everything that we have set up. You guys already put in 20 questions. You guys are trying to see if Winston can take out Chris Carr, which I think is definitely the leader right now. And we'll continue to do that. But after I all the questions, I will be taking questions from the chat, whether it's super chat or whatever it is,
Starting point is 00:06:08 if you have questions about the overall Kickstarter campaign, about what you want to see, what you hope to see, if there's questions about the project, all that. I'll be doing that every day for the next, I guess, 60 days. So I just wanted to get everybody ready. If you have questions about anything in general about show, I want to know, I use you guys as a focus group as well, too, to where it's like, okay, I'm going to donate, but if I do, I really would like to see this. Someone said something. Here's a perfect example. Someone gave me an idea yesterday that I'm already sent to Craig.
Starting point is 00:06:42 I introduce our Kickstarter manager on Wednesday, Winston. Oh, okay. And I already sent this to him yesterday because somebody had posted this in the comments, which I said is very helpful. They said, if they're, I'm already, because I've said, I need about 13,000 people to put in 25 bucks we make the show the way that we want to make it. and someone said well i'm already going to do that 25 but i'll tell you what if there was a tear that allowed me to do a movie reaction with you i would and it was limited i would sign up for that
Starting point is 00:07:10 i said it's a great idea i didn't even think about that having someone do like you know because we could do it through the program that you and i do that we're going to offer that i love that idea um so there's those things there's other things we've we're working on so just let everybody know I'll be bringing that up at the end of the show, so hopefully people can start. Dude, that is actually a really good tier, right? That's a really good tier, to be honest with you. I'm intentionally not trying to look at the comments today, so we can just be right here, but I'm sure people are probably like,
Starting point is 00:07:41 oh, that's for granted you too, I'm sada for that shit. Someone, I mean, I got limited, obviously, on that one, because I was watching like 87,000 movies already. Dude, make it like, I guess it could either be a first-come, first serve, or maybe it's an auction, or maybe it's a loto. I don't know. Yeah, I'm not sure yet, but I'll, you know, I was going to do the, the Spider-Man news, which is our main topic, but there's a really big story that broke. And I don't know if you saw you at Winston. I did. You're talking about Wonder Man, aren't you? No, I'm not. Oh. No, something even bigger than that. This is, this is, this is, that, this is huge news. We keep talking about X-Men, and we keep talking about what's coming, when are they going to announce their first cast members. Well, they did. We got somebody. check this out we got samara weaving is going to be playing emma frost interesting that is a huge casting um and i think brilliant casting justin kroll breaking this i think this is excellent casting while there's no mention of any xman at hall h
Starting point is 00:08:45 this past weekend marvel studio seems to be getting closer to forming its team of mutants as sources tell deadline that samara weaving is the choice to play emma frost in marvel studio's upcoming exman movie. After meeting with a number of candidates, director Jake Schreier and Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feige, landed on Weaver earlier this week to tackle the role of Frost. Marvel had no comment on the casting, which means true. While, not always, this time, yes. While James Bond has had everyone's attention this summer at who could play 007, the most active casting process will be playing the new team of mutants in Marvel Studios picked, while Schreier and Marvel execs have been meeting and auditioning actors all summer for a number of roles. The Frost character has felt the most thorough search of the new cast members.
Starting point is 00:09:29 The final list of actors tested for the role right after July 4th, and at the end of this day, Weaving's edition was too hard to beat, and she landed the part earlier this week. Frost is the telepathic mutant that first showed up in X-Men comics in the 80s and has evolved over the years going from Supervillain to a key team member of the X-Men. On the film side, she has most recently been played by January Jones in X-Men First Class and X-Men days of future past. latest development is sure to excite fans on the franchise who have been begging for a new movie since Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox and library in 2019. The X-Men universe was by far the most popular and profitable Marvel IP that Fox controlled with seven films and a successful Wolverine spin-off franchise that produced three more.
Starting point is 00:10:11 Project gained momentum last spring when Shriar was tapped to direct the project, followed by Beef Creator Lee Sung Jim and the bear co-creator Joanna Kellow being tapped to pen the script. That is a great team. I'm going to tell you. Has already had a massive 2026 with three distinct film roles continue to solidify herself as one of the most dynamic actors of a generation. I forgot the Samara weaving right there. In March, she led Ready You 2. Here I Come.
Starting point is 00:10:36 The sequel to the 2019 hit horror comedy, ready or not. SQL achieved an audience approving of 90%. And then she's got another one over your dead body, which just came out. Okay. So Winston, you hear this? This is Samarra We even gets cast as Emma Frost. This is where we said that this is going to start happening soon. This is going to be the majority of, you know, talk on these shows about who's going to get cast,
Starting point is 00:11:02 the rumors that are coming up in this one. I'm buying some stock in it. I say this is fact. I think that she absolutely shows up as Emma Frost. I think put this in the books. And I think it's brilliant. What say you? I think it's fantastic casting.
Starting point is 00:11:16 I think there are really. three things you need for Emma Frost. The first really is the attitude. I don't know how many of your movies, of her movies you've seen, Christian, but I've seen a decent number of them. I like her in the Ready or Not series. I like her in the babysitter. She's had a number of those. So she's got the attitude. You have to have the perceived intelligence to be able to give that off. Same thing. We have more than seen her do that as well. And then if we're just keeping it about, buck it's sex appeal. Emma Frost is is supposed to be. Gene can be sexy at times, but there's more of the girl next door element to Gene. And then for Cyclops, essentially, when he ultimately
Starting point is 00:12:03 ends up getting with Emma and kind of cheating on Gene in that regard or when Gene is dead and they get together, like depending on what type of the storyline that's all happening, you need, Emma comes in and she just is too much. And Scott's like not only into her because she's a telepath, but also he's just looking at her like, damn. And Samara's got that, especially. She had a kid recently, so she, you know, she's also got some signs. So because people have been trying to associate, like, if you think January Jones before, people were trying to associate Cindy Sweeney for this, which I don't think would have been
Starting point is 00:12:34 a good casting choice at all, like all that kind of stuff. I think she has every single element that you would want from the character as far as what she can bring to the tables and actress, but then also the actual look. So I think this is great casting. And I also think that this is the perfect person to lead with, meaning the first one that you get the news of, because if they would have led with like Cyclops or because I think it was leaked, whether it's cyclops or rogue or anything that too, it's like, don't do that right away. Don't do that right away. T's first about it because this is a, this is a really good actress and a character that in the movies has not, I mean, she was fine in the movies. You know, you didn't have that kind of lasting impact that's. say like Cyclops or Rogue or Wolverine has, right? But because you're already now, it's like, hey, we're casting, and look at the kind of talent we're putting together on this.
Starting point is 00:13:25 And again, this was a scoop from Justin, but I think that this was pretty much something that was intentional to start getting the word out there that this is happening. And this is really smart. I think this is really smart to do it this way. I think it's honestly a very, very good opening gate. and I, because I still stand by the idea that like, when you're ready to actually deal with your first like X-Men cast members.
Starting point is 00:13:53 Oh, wait a minute. It needs to be like, I want to make sure real quick, Winston, no, please do not spoil anything. Don't spoil anything in, no, and not you. I'm just saying, I don't know if anybody's in the chat. Joseph, if anybody's spoiling stuff in the chat, please, or PLD or whatever, block them. Can it be spoiling anything? Don't do that.
Starting point is 00:14:11 The movie, the movie just came out. All right, go ahead. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, but but yeah, no, I think you need to like if they're going to go with the starting 5xmen, you introduce them at the same time. You know what I'm saying? Like if you're saving that for D23,
Starting point is 00:14:26 you can do that there. If you're waiting till next Comic-Con, you can do that there, whatever it is. But I think if you want to get people hype for X-Men, do it with characters that are important, but that are not center stage right now. You know what I'm saying? And I think Emma, this is, this is perfect to do that with Emma. Like, you know, if you want to tell me next, that you really have hired Mr. Sinister.
Starting point is 00:14:46 Cool. You know, who's playing Mr. Sinister? Because I know a lot of people have been linked to it. Like, what, Adam, Driver? I think he's going to wind up. I think he's getting, he's getting an announcement.
Starting point is 00:14:55 I think it's going to be, I think it was too, I think it was too coincidental that the story he told Josh Horowitz where he's like, we keep having meetings with him and he keeps telling us, no, that's pretty much like we had a bunch of meetings with him to where he said,
Starting point is 00:15:09 no, and we finally got him. That's, that's 100% fair. someone brought up randomly in another video I was in in the comments they were like Javier Bordem and I was like oh dude he would be a great sinister
Starting point is 00:15:24 but that was rumored driver I'm not gonna I'm not gonna hate on it I'm here yeah well it'd be interesting to see what comes next but we started it already here it comes and you've got Samarer Weeming as Emma Frost I think that is a great casting choice so and it also shows we'll be talking about a lot of these things today on the show about Marvel's plan, right? And Marvel really has a plan right now, which I think it was
Starting point is 00:15:48 sporadic over the course after endgame until like, I'd say last year. The plan was sloppy and all over the place and too much. And I think that there's an actual plan now and it looks like that's the case. And that's why there's some unfortunate things that are happening to in Marvel. But I think, and I understand, and I'd say warranted, but I'm going to say here first, this news just came in, which is another big story. Is this, where is it? Luke just sent it to me. And I want to make sure that I have it.
Starting point is 00:16:19 Oh, I have it right here. This is going to, again, bump people out, but I think it was inevitable that it was going to happen. It just, it was too, the writing was on the wall. And Mahershal Ali confirms his blade exit. Not going to be blade. He says that he moved, he's now moved on. and Marvel Studios just didn't want to do it.
Starting point is 00:16:42 Mahershal Ali has talked candidly about Marvel Studios' unmade Blade movie, placing the blame squarely at the studio's feet after confirming that he's moved on from both the role and the MCU. In 2019, Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feigey wrapped at the studio's Hall-Age panel by announcing that Mahershal Ali would lead a new Blade movie. The project went through multiple writers and directors,
Starting point is 00:17:03 and even in a saga defined by quantity over quality. It somehow never happened. During a recent interview, Fagy seemed to make light of Blade's struggles when he said he felt like a gigantic loser and failure that we didn't get it off the ground with Marcia. Ali, however, didn't appear to see the funny side.
Starting point is 00:17:19 In an interview with GQ, the Oscar winner, confirmed that he's exited Blade and placed the blame squarely on Marvel for not wanting to move forward with the reboot. He also made it clear that he's done answering questions about the movie. Asked the Blade is any closer to becoming a reality, the actor said, not with me. Best way I can answer this question is, when I look at
Starting point is 00:17:35 what is for me, it was either this or that, and I'll take this. No offense to them. I've been doing this professionally for pushing for 30 years now. And one thing I've learned is that when it's for you, it's for you. And when it's not, it's not for whatever reason, that project is not for me. If they wanted to do it, we would have done it. So I have to move on. And I've moved on. Your mother, your mother, your mother feels very much in alignment with the type of work I want to be known for. I don't really want to be known for remakes. I'd love to do original work that resonates with people and impacts them in unique ways. I liked all of his statement except that last line. Yeah, because it feels like then why did you sign up in the park? And why did you sign up for it?
Starting point is 00:18:06 It's like I, I appreciate it. And I love Mahershali. But that line, I think, could have stayed away. Yep. Because that sounds salty. The other of it sounds like, have you guys. I was trying, I was here for you. And now, now this is what I want to do.
Starting point is 00:18:20 Yeah. But I want to be known for remakes. It's like, you can't, that's hard to say because what happens if another great idea comes from a remake? Well, you said you didn't want to do it. You said you didn't want to be known for remakes. And this one's got Scorsesey involved and everybody else. No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:18:35 you can't be in it now because you said you want to remake you can't you can't do that in case it wasn't clear he went on to say that blade isn't moving forward still he seems happy to have put the skills he learned playing the vampire hundred use uh in your mother your mother a movie helm by one-time blade director by sam tarik um so anyway they had uh so there's there's a lot more there too but i as i say that about him with that last comment i'm on his side here um 100% because this things happen 2019 this thing was announced this was before the pandemic hit all these other things is before the reshaping and changing and different executives and all that so i can understand where marvel can changes things but as they say in the article they were
Starting point is 00:19:19 making a bunch of shit too and other stuff that i mean i'll be honest with i would have rather seen a blade movie than she hulk or the marvels or you know a lot of other crap that they put To be honest, then Ghost Rider. I'm excited for it, but I would have a thousand percent rather have seen played over Ghost Rider right now if you gave me the app. I mean, look, a lot of these movies that didn't, it just didn't, I mean,
Starting point is 00:19:43 didn't play out. And things that just didn't work other TV shows and other things that they put out there, I just, I don't know. You could have done this for smaller and taking a page out. Maybe that was in, they wanted to find the right way to do it. But this cements the idea, the thing, they're going to have blade eventually. They will.
Starting point is 00:20:00 just not going to be him and at this point it shouldn't be for both their sakes um but we get that kind of confirmation now from him because this is and i look and and this is the other side of it where fikey did kind of laugh and i'm like i'm so it stinks that we didn't happen didn't make it happen and he kind of has a laugh on us you know laughs about it and mercilion i'm not laughing bullshit and i don't blame him like is it because to them they have a thousand other things and he's working on a bunch of stuff too much hallily but this is the guy's job and you kind of strung him along for a long time. Right. So I get
Starting point is 00:20:34 why he would be upset. Again, I don't, I think the remake comment could have been you got to cut that part out. I thought afterwards, I would the publicist, I'm like, take the last part out. But other than that, I think it was a fair statement. I think it was a completely fair statement on his part. I would be
Starting point is 00:20:50 equally as upset if I was him. Because like, I think the other element of it that would, that would make me upset is the idea of it's not just a failure on Marvel's part, it looks like a stain on his career, because people have probably been asking him for years. Okay, man, so when's Blade coming?
Starting point is 00:21:07 What's Blake coming? Aren't you get a little old to be Blade? Damn, Wesley's stuff shit in Deadpool and Wolverine. Like, it's just one thing after another, after another since 2019. So on the one hand, I'm sure he's not that upset because they would have to pay him to have him in a holding pattern for that the entire time. So he did just get a bunch of free money for them to call him Blade since 2019. but on the other hand, if you were actually excited about the character in the project,
Starting point is 00:21:34 I would also be pissed. I would be like, whatever, man, like no bad blood, but this was really annoying. Yeah, and plus the fact that he says, I'm over talking about it. I hate to tell him this stuff, but there's going to be, not only when more people bring it up and he's going to say, I don't want to talk about it anymore, when they finally do recast, more people will be asking him about it, too. How do you feel about Michael B. Jordan, playing blade? Right, right.
Starting point is 00:21:57 Right. Right. So maybe that's what dames and Idris does. Maybe Dave's and Idris does. Maybe Dave's and Interest is Blade. That actually, I could F with that. Let David Johnson be, be, Tachala, dames and Idris be Black, be Blade. That would be kind of fire. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:22:12 And I think that, I think they need to go younger for Blade. I think they have. I think so, too. That was the only thing when they announced him. I was like, if this is coming off the ground immediately, otherwise, because isn't he already in his 50s? Yeah, definitely. He's been in the industry for 30 years.
Starting point is 00:22:26 I don't remember him being a teen. sensation so I would assume he's in his 50s yeah um all right hold on apparently the the audience says that there's still some more meat in that uh in that article that we should that we should take a look at so let's uh i'll go back to it hold on um let me a second okay we'll see what else is there i thought it was just more about the the other project he was working on um okay here it is sorry bringing it up now see i listen to you guys okay So he says, look, so I'm good.
Starting point is 00:23:00 Again, there you go, Winston. They had me under contract. They have billions of dollars. They wanted to do the movie. We would have done the movie. So we're not doing the movie. When I look at this in Blade, I could have done both. And the reason this even exists is because of the project fell apart.
Starting point is 00:23:13 And some had the time, the space, the energy, and focus to go and write this and then re-approach me. I was able to use those skills and that I've been working on for over a year training for Blade. And that way, I feel creatively redeemed on some level, just in my own journey between me, myself and I. He's like a super headache for him. I really don't blame him. He added before stating that he's done talking about his movies, but I really feel ready to move on from the blade questions. Questions are for them.
Starting point is 00:23:37 They didn't want to do it, so they should answer, they should answer that question. So we came to see him in the MCU was ultimately his voice, cameo in Eternals. Leslie Snape's reprised the role in Deadpool-Wold or Rine. It is without a doubt Marvel Studio's greatest failure. I don't know about that. Greatest failure?
Starting point is 00:23:53 I mean, it's one of their failures. It's the greatest failure. launch, sure. Maybe the things that have fallen apart. That's what I'm saying. If you want to say failure to launch, I'll give you that. But I think there's something to put out that was worse than this not happening. Totally.
Starting point is 00:24:08 While there have been rumors about Ali playing Daywalk or Midnight Sun's movie, it's obvious that it's now not happening. I don't know how much more meat that was, but it's fine. The same type of stuff that they said. But either way, I think that this is, you know, It happens. It's business. Moves on. And he's a right. He's allowed. He's allowed and he should be a little like annoyed. Yeah. Real quick, because for half a second, once you said somebody mentioned there was more meat on it, I tried to see what the comment was. Someone just asked me, they said he's not that old if he's doing other action movies.
Starting point is 00:24:44 You got to understand something. I'm not saying that you can't be an action star well into your like 60 because it isn't, is it Tom Cruise pushing 60 now? Yeah, but it's not even just that. It's the commitment that you have to make to Marvel moving forward. It's a 10-year commitment more or less with Marvel, but it's also you are playing Blade, a vampire who doesn't age. And I know Black don't crack, but like, I would much rather you have somebody that's in their 30s
Starting point is 00:25:09 so that they can kind of more or less look the same for the next 10 to 10 to 20 years versus somebody that if you're in your 50s, 50s to start to see the change. He's 52, but that means by the time he's done playing Blade, he'll be in 60s. Right. And what's Wesley Snipes?
Starting point is 00:25:25 65, 64? Right. So like that it would make more sense to have a 30 year old that or somewhere, even 35 that you know, Winston, I made this point the other day and I'm going to repeat it. The thing is your generation, my generation, right? We're the ones that still go to these movies, but they should not be casting for us. They should be casting to get the younger Gen Z, Gen Al, they should be casting to get them in the theaters. Like you don't, we know the characters, we know everything that you can't cast in our generation. anymore. You got to cast that that's why look at Emma Frost. How I mean how
Starting point is 00:25:59 how old is Samara We're even? She is 26. Oh really? I think she's 32. Okay. Still younger. Younger and so Sadie Sink and then you know all these different people and and the people are rumored and you get freaking
Starting point is 00:26:16 whoever it is. It's Cooper Hoffman. You get all these different people that are getting cast in these movies and the younger generations, and they are who you want to get into that theater. You know, so it makes sense. Okay.
Starting point is 00:26:34 Anyway, we're going to now move on and, I'm just laughing because I'll, I'm going to turn the comments back off and just could be back here in the private chat, but I'm just laughing at the fact that people are like, this is ageism. I'm like, you're clearly not listening. I am not saying that he wouldn't crush as the role.
Starting point is 00:26:52 I literally say this is a 10-year possible. And ignore that. It makes no sense. It's not ageism. It's like when he was cast, when he was cast back when he was, you know, in his early 40s. 45, 46. That's perfectly funny. By the time you're in the 50s and stuff. Because, like, you know, if they would have cast Chris Evans today as Captain America, too old. To do a 20-year run? Yeah. No, that doesn't make any sense.
Starting point is 00:27:17 Yeah, you don't, but that's, that to me is the same thing. It's just like, you can do it for a little bit, but do you want them for the long run? So anyway, yeah, stop with the comments. All right, let's get to the, well, you know, before we even do that, what we'll do is a quick break. And I'll tell you guys about our good friends of our free cash. And then after that, we'll be right back to talk about some more stuff. All right. Thank you to free cash again.
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Starting point is 00:28:17 there it is okay so spider man as we said we kept talking about this winson where you know how much money this movie was going to make opening weekend because it was still people are saying oh it's going to make i i guess anywhere between 500 to 510 to 550 is where i where i said it was going to be 800 million and then there was a report that it was going to be no that's outrageous it only can be around 550 to 600 well the first previews came in yesterday and i don't know what the hell to think now because you got the first preview thing and that's that's a cinema score revealed is that it? Where the hell is that?
Starting point is 00:28:56 Where's the one? Is that the one that? Oh, I thought there's an... There's another one that came out an hour ago, if you want to add it. It's likely to have a 357 opening weekend. I thought there was, I think Luke sent me an article. That's not it. There's an article where they actually said that it breaks records.
Starting point is 00:29:12 Hold on. That's, I just sent it to you. It smashes Avengers End games. Yeah, that's the record. That's the one. Hold on. He sent it to me. I don't know why I have this one.
Starting point is 00:29:21 give me a second um okay so here it is spider man brand new day smashes the avengers end games thursday record smashes end games thursday record that's crazy because that didn't that clear a billion opening weekend opening weekend and likely it's 357 million opening weekend um domestically wow is that what it was domestically well so i'm just i'm just i started the very just just just started the beginning no just let me know uh spider man brand new day grossed a jaw-dropping 72 million from Thursday previews demolishing the record set in 2019 by Avengers
Starting point is 00:29:57 Endgame 60 million. The Infinity Saga finale went on to earn 357 domestically and staggering 1.2 million globally during its first weekend in theaters. While the latest Spider-Man movie won't have a bigger global debut, it should beat End Games opening weekend in North America.
Starting point is 00:30:12 If so, that would see the Wall Coast set the record for the biggest debut ever, a result that's amazing, spectacular, and frankly, astonishing. For context, The biggest previews for 2026 before now were The Odyssey, which was 17.6, and Toy Story 5, 17.5. The latter has gone on to gross over at $1 billion, while the former which has taken Spider-Man Brand News Day iMac screens crossed the $700 million earlier this week. In 2021, Spider-Man Brand New Day made $50 million from Thursday previews and made $260 domestically. And 587 worldwide.
Starting point is 00:30:46 Now, COVID was an issue at the time, but the movie still finished its run with $1.9 billion. in total. Original projections pointed to a 195 million U.S. debut and a 465 million. Now, not only is Spider-Man brand new day likely to top Avengers' endgame 357 million start, it should web the second biggest worldwide ever with 900 million. Holy sloat! At a time when superhero fatigue is an issue and moviegoers have become particularly selective about what they had paid to see, why has this movie succeeded where Supergirl, for example, has failed? I'll give me the answer.
Starting point is 00:31:21 Spider-Man is very different from other comic movies. Because there are two IPs in the superhero genre that win every time. Batman, Spider-Man. If it's good. But also, I would say the solo thing. Yeah, no, yeah. You're 100% right. It's not if regular moviegoers will be particularly invested in who Sadie Sink is playing.
Starting point is 00:31:44 Still, Sony has successfully made it feel like an event. True. And Spider-Man's popularity is clearly, unparalleled. Spider-Man, brand new days everything fans could want. We wrote in our review, emotional, hilarious, heartfelt, action-pack, love letter to the comics and one of the Spidey's best big-screen adventure.
Starting point is 00:31:59 Spider-Man has never been more amazing. And it's getting a lot of love from a lot of different people from all over the place. Yeah, man, look, you know, it's hilarious. I had a conversation other day in this show. I think it was when Roka was on, and I said, I think it's going to make $5.50, $5.15. And someone in the comments wrote, you're crazy if you think it's going to make $5.50 with Odyssey still out there.
Starting point is 00:32:22 And, like, first of all, Odyssey is going to take a massive hit on its third week, not because of any quality, because of Spider-Man, right? That's part one. It's still going to do well in IMAX. He's only game in town in IMAX. But not only is it going to make $5.50. It's now projected to make almost $400 more million than my prediction, which is crazy.
Starting point is 00:32:44 With 900, I would have not, I mean, look, now I didn't think. this movie is going to hit two? I don't know. It sort of seems like it to me. Look, I had said that this is the, nobody should listen to me because my box office predictions are all over the effing place. But this was the one, because I asked you, I asked you about Odyssey, if it would in that text last week just because I was so shocked by the drop off.
Starting point is 00:33:10 But I do remember saying that I thought Spider-Man beforehand could hit $2 billion, based off of what they did with No Way Home. And then you would say Dumesday was three. I think Dumesday will pretty easily clear two. I think it may be caps out at about 2.3. But- You think this will get right at two. I think it'll be like a-
Starting point is 00:33:36 What did you say, 2.3? What did you say 2.3? For Donesday. Doomsday. Dumesday, I think about 2.3. I think this is definitely going to help you. It'll be like, it'll get to like 1.9 and then right as the theatrical run ends, it'll just barely cross two billion is what I think will happen with Spider-Man.
Starting point is 00:33:54 Based off of these numbers, based off of how good the movie is, and my rubric, at least for trying to figure that out, because I had mentioned with Moana, the movie theater that I went to is a smaller theater out in the OC where I have to work sometimes, and it was completely dead empty, right? In the middle of summer, so you'd think families would be there. This is what I meant by that. I went the same time around like 132 o'clock on a Thursday. Like adults have to work, but kids are out on. I shit you not.
Starting point is 00:34:21 Not just the theater I was in was completely full. The movie theater was full and they had gotten rid of every movie except the run of Odyssey to play Spider-Man that day and just people everywhere. So I genuinely think this movie is going to explode. I mean, it already has in preview. It already has. The question is what it does opening weekend. And if it does do the 900 million,
Starting point is 00:34:42 Obedee weekend that's projected. And then you get to the same conversation we had about the Odyssey is what does Week 2 look like? The difference between the Odyssey and Spider-Man is, Spider-Man, well, Odyssey had an amazing week two, amazingly, like a 29% drop, which is exactly what you want if you're universal. But the reason why it's going to take probably a massive drop in week three is because of Spider-Man.
Starting point is 00:35:10 Spider-Man does not have that problem. There is nothing coming out in the theater in the next month, two months that would take away its audience. If you want to go see it again, because sometimes people go, I want to see it again, but you know, so-and-so's coming out. I want to save my money for that. It's not a problem. There are other smaller movies and things coming out, but not to the grand scale of this. There's no competition. So if I'm Sony and I'm Marvel right now, I like what this is looking at.
Starting point is 00:35:42 And there might be, this could be one of the bigger movies of all time as far as in the 2.5, 2.6. It could be. I wouldn't be surprised. I said 1.7 top out. And if it hits that, the major number, then someone asked me yesterday, will, will Doomsday beat this? And I just kind of shoot it. I said, yeah, of course. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:36:02 It depends on what we're looking at an opening weekend with Doomsday. I think this movie will help Doomsday, if getting excitement going. And again, it does show in the way that Spider-Rexam. is a massive IP, as you said, Batman is a big IP. Let's not take away from how big of an IP the Avengers is. Which is fair. I met more from the standpoint. When I said IP, I should have said, no, you're right. I'm not combating you on that. I'm not, I'm not going to you. I'm just also adding it. The Avengers has built enough of a brand that whenever you hear that and that movie comes out, it does do that, which is part of why they decided marketing wise to like rename
Starting point is 00:36:39 Thunderbolt's ASAP to be like, ah, it's the Avengers. It's the new Avengers. It was like New Coke. Yeah, right, right. But, but yeah, no, those are the two. And that's the reason
Starting point is 00:36:54 Spider-Man is doing what it's doing, but Supergirl didn't. In no world do you compare Supergirl, who is a B-less character at best, to Spider-Man, who is considered like the character, him and Batman, period.
Starting point is 00:37:10 It's that you do not compare them. It's like trying to compare Michael Jordan to, I don't know, to pick any random point guard nobody cares about. Like, it's not a thing. It's just not a thing. It's true. So, yeah, it's not,
Starting point is 00:37:26 there has to be excitement for it. There has to be, and look, Spider-Man, there is also a through line. And I can't even tell you how many people. Roxy mentioned it yesterday. And then Sam was in here. Sam's daughter,
Starting point is 00:37:35 it went to see Spider-Man last night. And I said, Has she seen all the Spider-Man movie? She's like, she's seen all the Tom Holland's, Tom Holland Spider-Man movies. I said, oh, have she seen all the Marvel stuff? She's like, no. She doesn't see a lot.
Starting point is 00:37:45 She hasn't seen most of the Marvel stuff. And that is also something, and I think her daughter's like 18, wherever it's, and that goes back to my point, right? Where it's, okay, if you get her daughter on board with this now, and you link into the events that are happening in this movie,
Starting point is 00:38:04 which start to shape the future of Marvel, in general. So then when people involved in this movie are in new movies and other things and you market with them, then that 18 year old that went to go see it now might want to go see this new one because this movie was
Starting point is 00:38:22 so popular. And that is a smart way to do this. And I think that that is a possibility of what they're ultimately doing with this net of new casting and stuff. Anyway, so this movie. I agree. Just the last thing I was going to say,
Starting point is 00:38:38 that that really helps with this. It's not only that we have now been with Tom and Zendaya throughout this entire run, they have grown themselves into such stars and they have become such the darlings of Hollywood that like people of all ages, but especially, you know, younger millennials and Gen Z and Gen Alpha are all into,
Starting point is 00:39:00 that is also a massive driving force of like having them get married over the last year or whatever. And so people have been kind of into that and all the, if you go on TikTok there are so many stories of like oh my god look at the way tom treestand and day it's so cute oh my that's only adding the fuel to the fire that i think gives an extra boost to that people aren't even realizing too you know uh maybe so we will um we will see you uh what this movie ultimately does by that monday's going to be a big show in general i'm hoping that
Starting point is 00:39:30 roka is able it has recovered uh or is recovering and doing well because uh he if he does wind up seeing the movie. We'll do a spoiler discussion on Monday, but nonetheless, we'll definitely be talking about the inevitable massive weekend this thing is going to have and what it turns out to be, because sometimes when things are projected, they over-shoots. So maybe this thing does hit a billion dollars,
Starting point is 00:39:53 the opening week, which would be insanity. What was the last movie? Winston, that's a good question. Probably the answer, probably Endgame, right? Like what? Hit a billion opening weekend? Opening weekend. Did they say in that article that I just read?
Starting point is 00:40:06 Yeah, yeah, but Endgame hit 1.2 worldwide opening weekend. Opening weekend, but brand new day did not. Not brand new day. No way home. No way home. I think they said it did hit something, but it wasn't that high. I think it was, it was $5.87.2 worldwide. 587? Really?
Starting point is 00:40:25 Wow. In 2021, it's so funny, I say that like that's a small number. I say that there's a small number. It's a major number, 587. No, I know. It was $5.5. It was $50 million for 13. day previews, 260, domestically, and 587 worldwide that opening weekend.
Starting point is 00:40:41 That's crazy. But it finished at 1.1.9 billion overall. So it almost hit two, which is why I think this will hit two based off of what they just did yesterday. Yeah, I think there's, look, we'll find out soon, soon enough. Tons of people are going to be seeing it. Tons of people are going to be seeing it again. This is definitely one I want to see in the theater again, for sure. but as there we mentioned that Dustin Daniel creton who does an incredible job directing this
Starting point is 00:41:09 the last thing he did that he directed was a television show a wonderman and so wonder man really delivered for audiences and and even for Disney Plus is it pretty well for them on on Disney Plus so much so that they greenlit a second season well that is no longer the case because Wonder Man has been canceled by Disney Plus despite the rave reviews and the season two renewal. So, I had an exciting weekend for MCU fans with Spider-Man brand new date. It has been revealed with Disney Plus has axed Wonder Man despite at season two. Now, there's an update.
Starting point is 00:41:47 Wonderman showrunner, Andrew Guest, has weighed in confirming that Marvel has indeed scrapped the series. Marvel has canceled Wonder Man. I'm so proud of the show we made, so grateful that I've worked with Destin, Daniel Cretton, Yahya Abdul Mateen, the second, and Sir Ben Kingsley. I want to thank everyone who watched all the critics who supported us. He concluded, clearly reeling from the decision to end Wonder Man, days after Creighton doing the rounds to promote Spider-Man, brand-new day was talking about season two.
Starting point is 00:42:12 Rite has learned that Disney Plus has canceled Wonder Man after one season. The series, which premiered in January, scored a season two renewal in March after rave reviews from fans and critics alike had it at 91%. Season one ended with something of a cliffhanger, with Simon Williams broke Trevor Slaughtery out of the Department of Damage Control, Supermax Prison. Season two plot details were never revealed. We know one idea to explore
Starting point is 00:42:34 what became an actor Josh Gatt after he vanished into the dormant and never returned. According to the trade, a writer's room for season two was never open and the shows writers have been released to pursue other projects. Destin, Daniel Cretton, Andrew Guest, created Wonder Man with the latter serving as the showrunner,
Starting point is 00:42:50 Creton, who helmed this week Spider-Man Brand New Day, directed the first two episodes. Series also landed Yaya Abdul Matine and Emmy nomination for outstanding lead actor in a comedy, series. Disney didn't release any official viewership. It made only one appearance in Nielsen streaming top 10 charts, debuted at number 8 and it slipped out the following week.
Starting point is 00:43:07 Daredeville Bournegan has also rarely fought into that list. So it's now hard not to wonder where whether season three will be its last. Anyway, according to an individual with knowledge of the situation, while Wonder Man is not proceeding with season two, the characters featured in the series could still appear in other Marvel projects in the future. It's possible that Creighton and guests couldn't figure out how to continue a story and rather than develop a subpar product. They may have decided not to move forward with more episodes. A big part of the series was exploring Simon's love of acting. And continuing the story after he became an A-List star and a Wanda fugitive
Starting point is 00:43:39 would have turned Wonder Man into a very different show. Outside of Loki and Daredevil, Born Again, MCU TV shows have only received one season. Neither Prett or guests have commented on the news. Okay. So I think we might have different opinions on this. We shall see. You are fine with it being canceled. It's not that I'm fine with it.
Starting point is 00:43:58 It's that I understand it. I get it. It's not the plan. I mentioned beforehand that Marvel's got a plan right now. One of those plans is taking care of Destin Daniel Cretton. He is now after this movie, a megastar director. He has done really well for them so far. They're going to give him the next Spider-Man. They're going to start prepping that right away. I'm Feige and I'm everybody else. I want this guy focused on Spider-Man. I want him focused on all of that. and this story as clever and fun as it was, as I mentioned before, it's the first time with these movies recently,
Starting point is 00:44:36 that Marvel actually has a new plan of where they're going. Side project, this was also created this show. Remember, they were going to scrap the show at one point, but it was so good they released it because it doesn't, it has the old narrative of, let's just throw everything at the wall, but this one happened to stick and do well. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:55 Yeah, I, I don't like this for like, a number of reasons. The primary one is that the show was good. If you were telling me that there was behind the scenes drama, because there have been shows in the past, like Lovecraft Country, everybody loved that. I am aware of a lot of things that were going on behind the set from some sources that I have,
Starting point is 00:45:18 that it was a scenario of, yes, it was up for all those Emmys, and I think won some and all that kind of stuff. There was some nightmare stuff happening with its production, that that's why the show did. didn't get a second season. It was like, no, we're not going to, we're not going to work with this anymore. I think that's probably a too, but like, think about that. Like, if they, because it's not like, it's not one of these things where the ratings were so extraordinary and that they were like, we, we, we have to bring it back. I mean, we, we have to. It's one of our biggest ratings
Starting point is 00:45:46 get it. It did, fine. Which is, which is, which is a hundred percent fair. I think that there's something to be said, though, that where are Disney Plus's numbers ever been doing anything? So, like, I don't like that. The only thing with that argument is that, with the exception, of like X-Men 97, to my knowledge, there is nothing on Disney Plus that's really pulling anything right now. Well, sure, but if I'm Marvel, why do I want to just do things that's not really pulling in general? Which is fair. Now, this is my second thing that I don't love because this is now a succession that, like, it was something at first when people were bringing up. I was kind of like, I think y'all are, you're kind of dusting up something that's not a big deal or you're, you're, you're
Starting point is 00:46:29 making stuff up, but it's, it's starting to feel this way because of a pattern. So Blade hasn't happened. You just got rid of Wonder Man. You were kind of bearing Ironheart. Nothing really came in that, like, it didn't play out well, all that kind of stuff. You're seeing a pattern of a bunch of different characters or storylines kind of centered around black folk that are just kind of being tossed to the side right now. Well, I'll push back. Without fully going down that path, whether that's actually what's happening, I can understand.
Starting point is 00:46:57 I can understand what they're optics. I can understand that. I'll push back on it because they did a big, big focus and how much the biggest news of the Comic-Con panel was Black Panther 3. It was the biggest thing. Which is, which I'm glad they finally did. 100%.
Starting point is 00:47:10 But it's also the thing that's delivering. It's delivering. It's going to, that movie's going to make close to a billion dollars. So they're putting, I think that no one said that Blade's never going to happen. They're going to bring Blade back in. And we just talked about how they're going to probably cast a younger actor
Starting point is 00:47:25 and someone else can give them more opportunity. So that that, that's that. Ironheart, to me, which wasn't a good show, first of all, and it didn't, and it did terrible in the ratings. Any show, no matter what cast you have, if it's terrible and it doesn't do good in the ratings, you're not getting renewed. Now, this is a different conversation you can definitely have because it's like the show was really good, you got a really good star on it. Maybe you get a shot to do it. I think that it comes down to plan. I think it comes down to, it just doesn't fit the plan. Now, the other side of the reason why I push back on that is because they said in this, if Yaya show, shows up again as this character, you know, in another movie and can, they can build off them. They did completely scrap them and get rid of them and get rid of everybody and they don't, they acknowledge that people really love them. And I think there's some, some more merit to that. But I think it's what is you have to be, you know, careful of is just because the, I think that the fact that these shows got made were amazing. But if they get canceled, we can't just say that they were canceled because.
Starting point is 00:48:27 And I don't think that's fair because then it's like. But that's what I'm saying as far as like, so here I found the list that someone was putting out and there's been a lot of discourse about this. Primarily on Black Twitter, but I've seen it like around. So Wonder Man obviously is done. Blade we just know is done.
Starting point is 00:48:43 There's the talks already about how Sam Wilson, which is fair. Just let me get through the list. I agree. There are other things that are gone. And I'm not saying this is specifically what's happening. but optics are a thing. So people already talking about how it feels like Sam Wilson
Starting point is 00:49:00 feels like he's already being sidelined by bringing in Steve again. Armor Wars is gone now. Instead, they're doing a new Ironman movie is the rumor. Moongirl got canceled. Monica Rambo has nowhere to be found from this particular point. And even if the Marvels was bad, the character itself was interesting and she did a good job. So that's been missing.
Starting point is 00:49:19 And then I'm glad they finally figured out what they were doing with Tachala. But that has been a movement that has been, talked about for a long time because it wasn't just the idea that Tachala wasn't showing up in the MCU movies anymore as they were figuring that out. It was that they started pulling Tachala from everything. The first time you really got him back was Marvel Rivals, but he was pulled from what was supposed to be a Captain America and a Black Panther game. He was pulled from X-Men 97 where you had Tcha instead. There was this weird, again, I am not saying that it is directly happening, but I see people connecting the dots one way or the other. And again,
Starting point is 00:49:56 whether or not that's true, optics are still a thing. That's the only thing that I'm saying. I'm not making accusations. Yeah, I know. I just, I see why people see it that way. Yeah. I just, you know, I think that some, it just, it depends. Sometimes you can really dive deep and look at this stuff and go away. That's shady as shit the way that they did that. This to me, in the same way that there, a lot of the things that ever canceled are moved or whatever it might be, were because of, plan and other things too. And Tchalla was also not featuring a lot of stuff because they were trying to handle his passing with kid gloves, you know, and trying to figure out how to do this. They finally allow you to do this and find a way to do and they're not even replacing him.
Starting point is 00:50:37 They're doing his son, you know? So I think that there are, you got to give them a little time. Now, what I will say is if you get down the line and they start and there's other things and other big characters that are out there, that they start to do the same thing for a really popular character happens to be, you know, let's say they hired, uh, let's say they hired you to, to be, to be this character. And you steal the show and you're the one of the biggest characters. And they're like, well, we're not using him anymore. I'd be like, why, why aren't you using Winston? One of those popular characters you have. Like again, like I bring up like, um, yeah, yeah, they should bring him back. People love them. Now, if they do and they do it and maybe they have,
Starting point is 00:51:18 we have a better place for him. So anyway, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, It's a conversation that I think is healthy and we should continue to have. And I want to reiterate one more time. I am not making an accusation, but I've seen the discourse going around. And I could see why people would look at it and go, yo, what the hell? Like, it's it's the whole idea of what one time is an instance, twice as a coincidence, and then three times as a pattern. If you see that many in a row, I don't blame someone from going, yo.
Starting point is 00:51:46 But I don't know if I necessarily feel as strong. Yeah, because then I would start to say, but wouldn't you put? like like what if in there when you put she hulk in there wouldn't you put you know a lot of these shoot that secret wars or or echo or any of these shows that they were in there I mean there's tons of shows that got canceled tons of shows and things too so anyway again conversation healthy to have and curiously see what people think so put your thoughts in there and and let us know we're going to shift away from the comic book world. And I don't know, Winston, I forget the answer to this question. I know there's a lot of stuff in a certain realm that you didn't see. But have you ever seen the first
Starting point is 00:52:27 heat? No. Oh, man. Okay. One of my favorite movies of all time. So, um, yeah, that was that was that was on the look because essentially we were talking about, man, you missed like all the mobster movies. Yeah, and this one is like more like a heist than anything else too. Um, this movie is one of my favorite movies of all time, the first one. And they wrote a book that Michael Mann wrote the book that's Heat 2 they're making it finally got their cast it's a stack cast they're not stopping with Heat 2
Starting point is 00:52:55 apparently they're going with there's rumors now that Heat 3 might even happen up sorry there you go so Heat 3 is already being considered so a new behind the scenes account of the upcoming sequel to the 1995 crime drama
Starting point is 00:53:12 Heat should be called Kramer has been posted at the wrap and goes into how the film found its current home at Amazon MGM after some development struggles. What's really interesting is that those involved are very bullish on the sequel's economic prospects. Amazon reportedly believes the film could gross 500 million worldwide, what? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:53:34 And are so confident that their source saying that a third heat is currently being plotted to extend the world of heat further. Producer Jerry Brubheimer adds that he believes that heat two could be as successful as the F1 film that he produced. It kind of has to do well, and the movie boasts a sizable 165 million budget, but did land a $40 million rebate from the California Film Commission to help it along. The report confirms that man delivered a draft
Starting point is 00:54:02 of the heat two screenplay in March, but Warner's coming off a high-profile failure like Joker Folly a doo-doo, and Mickey 17 at the time were spooked and would only make the film for $1.25. Mann said he needed $220. Paramount and Sony Then went on to jointly produce the film for 160, we both contributing 80 million each.
Starting point is 00:54:22 Then in September, Paramount abruptly pulled out of the deal. And Sony wasn't willing to commit to the full budget, so it bowed out as well. Then Amazon came along and following me, that was breakfast for them. So they said, fine. Following man making some trims to his once 190 page screenplay and rebate going through. The film got on track with shooting to kick off in November and span L.A., Chicago, Paraguay and Singapore. Film stars, and this is where it's going to get.
Starting point is 00:54:48 This is where that cast comes into play with that potential worldwide box office. Leonardo Caprio playing the Val Kilmer role. Christian Bale is playing Vincent. Oh, Christian Bail is playing Vincent? Okay. Oh, no, no, no, I knew that. Vincent. None of this means anything to me, but okay.
Starting point is 00:55:09 So Leonardo Caprio is playing Val Kilmer's role that he played in the original. Christian Bale is Oh, is, okay, so Vincent Hanna is Al Pacino, which is interesting too, Christian Bills like 10 feet taller than El Pacino. And Stephen Graham is Neil McCauley, which I think is interesting casting. The Kilmer Puccino and De Niro roles in the original, Adam Driver's negotiations to portray Otis, Wardell,
Starting point is 00:55:33 one of the novels, New Central Attagonist. He, too, hasn't said a release day, but 2028 seems likely I will be there. Open. I mean, okay, well, I, So do I need to hold out to do a reaction with this with you or should I just go watch? You should hold out because we'll get to that one. That's one that we should definitely do together.
Starting point is 00:55:53 But it's that, this is where, this is where the cast really is going to come to play, like a lot, right? Because there are certain times where the name of the product alone sells it. Now, Heat One is beloved. But if you did Heat 2 with unknown actors, as much as I'd be interesting, you're not getting that kind of budget. you're not able to do, you put Leonor Caprio, Christian Bale, you know, Adam Driver in a movie. That's a wild cast already. And knowing what the tone of the movie is, that to me seems, and the idea that Christian Bale, I would think that Christian Bail would apply.
Starting point is 00:56:31 And Stephen Graham, this is a dude from adolescent, isn't it? Yeah, Stephen Graham is very interesting cast to me because at the time, I mean, it makes sense because they're not, you know, what's funny is that it's not like so far back in time. They're probably around the same age that they were in, in, in, he won. If not older. But, you know, they can't be older, but it, but yeah. So I'm very interested to see how, how it's going to play. And it's probably the mission that comes up.
Starting point is 00:56:58 And I don't know how, and I didn't read the book, but I don't know how Vincent Hanna, which is the Al Pacino cop character. I don't know how he's involved with this. I don't want to know. I don't want to know. So we'd see it. So I'm excited. I'm just looking at the photo from the article.
Starting point is 00:57:13 And just how intense both Kilmer and De Niro look. Yeah. Like I've, so if that's the vibe, I'm already seeing DeCaprio, Bale, and Graham with that same just like intense ass energy. And all three of them have done it. I'm like, actually very here for it.
Starting point is 00:57:29 I wonder if they're going to recreate some of the scenes from the original with the new actors. I'm very curious if they're going to do that. Because there's one particular, if the, I don't want to get spoiler, but if there's from where Val Kilmer's character in general, if there's a certain scene, if you know the movie, people out there who are watching, between Val Kilmer and Ashley Judd at the end.
Starting point is 00:57:56 And if they play that scene and lead this into the new movie with DiCaprio in there, that would be interesting. Because I wonder who's going to play Charlene, who is Ashley Judd. Again, I don't know well enough. Yeah, I'm just telling the audience. So anyway, curious what everybody thinks. Put your thoughts there. Let us know your thoughts.
Starting point is 00:58:18 All right, Winston, the time has come. It is time to get into some questions. Can Winston A. Marshall take a victory here this week from his former co-host, Chris Carr, we shall see. So far, people are firing in some stuff. I think we go at 60. And like I said, in the beginning of the show, if you're just tuning in now, I am going to read through all these questions,
Starting point is 00:58:40 and by the time we get to the end of the questions, or close to the end of the questions, I'm going to open up the chat in general, not just super chats, like when it comes to specifically about the Kickstarter for the project, we're launching it in September, most of the September 1st. If there are things that you want to see,
Starting point is 00:58:59 if there are things you want to know about the project or anything else, please let me know. You're getting some great ideas. I already got one idea yesterday that I already put forward to the campaign manager that we're going to be putting into play. So it's very, very helpful. So, all right, Winston, here we go. And we're going to start with as we knew we would.
Starting point is 00:59:17 Ron H. Happy Friday. Welcome to Thrustin in the media with BBC. Winston grabbed that Viagra. I have a feeling the BBC going to boot with brand new day. So much to make a limp. There you go. After being introduced to him in recent viewing, I am Ron H,
Starting point is 00:59:30 aka a knight of Finstock. He had never knew who Finstock was and he started watching Shemstone. I was like, he's perfect for Ron H. I want to see my Lord's antics for the fence. You've seen, you ain't seen nothing yet. Yeah, it gets so much, so much more ridiculous, sir. Ron, did you watch the trial of JTE? I mean, you get the first kind of glimpse of who he really is in that.
Starting point is 00:59:50 But there's some huge moments that happen within the next few seasons with him, for sure. Ron H. Spider-Man, Brain, it is easily in my top five of the year for different reasons. It runs alongside Odyssey Challenging for first place. Great summer for films. Yeah, it's in my, it's. definitely in my top five. I would put that. I mean, Odyssey, that one, Project Hill Mary. For me, bro, as sleeper,
Starting point is 01:00:15 yeah. I don't know if it's in my top five, but it's certainly going to be in my top 10, the invite. Oh, you remember, I told, remember, yeah, you asked me, you asked me, and I said, everyone says it's one of the best movies of the year. It is so good. It's so, it's so funny, because I went with, I went on, like, date night with the fiancee, and right before she's like, you know, I was on the internet, and it says, If you were in a relationship and things are going, well, don't go see this movie unless you're trying to have a fight on the way home. And we're in a great place.
Starting point is 01:00:44 So it was nothing like that. But we went and we both looked at it. It's like, God, damn, thank God. We were in a good place when we were to go see this movie. I got to see it. I got to see it. I hear it's great. Ron also says, for me, Spider-Man, Brain New Day was amazing.
Starting point is 01:00:56 I'm loving this Spider-Man, weathered, scarred. He still suits up to do good. He lost so much. But keep going, making mistakes, but trying to make them fight. Yeah, absolutely, Ron. Norm N be that as became a member. Good time to be a member. We have, so as I mentioned, the unedited for the Obi-Wan Patterson cut is already on the channel.
Starting point is 01:01:22 The edited goes up today right after this show. Monday, the Return of the Jedi, and I think Peele that you're doing the House of the Dragon as well on the day up. Yeah. So House of the Dragon will be Sunday, episode 7. Monday will return to the Jedi. Tuesday is the edited version of Return of the Jedi. Then we're going to start jumping into the Mandalorian. Ron H. Bart Connor of Rad fame and his wife,
Starting point is 01:01:49 Nadia Cominici, she was some squirt of gymnasts, I think, in Montreal to commemorate the 1976 Olympics. She'll only need to come down to visit party. Montreal is one of the places I really want to go. You ever been to Winston? Nope. You really want to go there. Rajat Singh, became a YouTube member.
Starting point is 01:02:06 Thank you so much. A lot of members now, a lot of members. And please, for all of our new members, and I see another one coming up too, I just highlight it now. I got Star Acuma, MMD became a new member. And for all our new members, please take advantage of the unedited edits,
Starting point is 01:02:20 but besides that, take advantage of the live streams that we do. It's one of these things where you can come in, at the $5 and up, you can ask a video question, come and say hello to me and PLD. When we're on that, we host them all together.
Starting point is 01:02:32 And you can also do questions. When PLD asks, say, we have an upcoming live stream. Ask any questions that you want to be part of it. So please take advantage. Remmer Bulldog, 5144, Spider-Man and the Early Avenger Joomsday pre-sale tickets.
Starting point is 01:02:48 Yeah? And it could be a part of the bubble. You can be in the bubble. That's true. We've been sticking the members in the bubble and PLD these bubble when I ask questions. But, and the early Avenger, Doomsday pre-sale tickets,
Starting point is 01:03:00 prove there's no such thing as common book. Movie fatigue and it's mediocrity fatigue. I think it's a little bit of both. I think that when those, like I said, Spider-Man and Avengers have a built-in IP name. Because Thunderbolts was a really good movie. Yeah. It was a really good movie. And people didn't want to see it because I don't know who that's.
Starting point is 01:03:20 I'm not just going to see it because it's a superhero movie. They've got to know what it is. So there's a mixture of both. Yeah. I want to make sure what the PLD says is a spoiler for one of the, so it's Mad Dog. So Mad Dog, apparently there's a spoiler in one of the comments. not going to I'm not going to read it, but I'll try to answer whatever I can without spoiling. Scott F. Horowitz.
Starting point is 01:03:42 Seeing Rick Moranis on the Space Falls panel made me think of my favorite scene of his. The party in Ghostbusters where he reveals everyone's personal info. What's your favorite Moranis scene? Oh, there's a lot, man. It's the one he used to do with the brewing company, what he used to do with his partner back in the day, the old sketch comedy stuff. But a lot of great moment. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:04:04 I mean, for me, it actually is from Space Baseball. balls. It was, it's either the, um, the ludicor speed go or then the sequel to that, which is in the same movie when they're looking, they go to blockbuster inside of the ship. And then they're like, what is this? This is now. What would that? Well, what would be then? Soon. Like that whole. It's great. It's absolutely great. Yeah. Uh, Ron H. moving to a new hotel today closer, closer to the dealership fixing Ronnie my car. I miss my partner. She's going to cost me an arm and a leg, but she's my girl. Been with me through so much. I want my Ronnie back. her back. Get her back.
Starting point is 01:04:38 This is hilarious. Johnny Petrieza. The crew, look at Roxy as a as Yodel. As Yodel, sorry. The crew as characters. Christian Littlefoot, Roka, same eagle, Roxy Yaddle. Mike,
Starting point is 01:04:54 Oscar the Grouch, Lil Winn. Any suggestions for Chris? I'm bad at this. Sunshine bubble rainbow. Okay, there you go. Remember Bright. Ron H. It took 30 minutes and firm ranting, but bank cards are working at. Fook, banking system, the flag everything. It's BS. CEOs make millions. Fixer system. Ass hats. How many close people ass hats? Anyways, how you doing it? Doing good so far, my friend. Doing really good. Hang it in there, my man. Thank you for asking. Bad news. Ronnie hurting bad. Uh-oh. Look at a possibility 5,000. Oh, no. Repairs parts, maybe. Oh, what's 5,000 Canadian? I don't know. You look that up. Ronnie is fukin worth it, though. She's my sword. I mean, at that point, you might want to get a new Ronnie.
Starting point is 01:05:36 shit, $3,500. That's a lot. How much money have I spent in the last few minutes? In this case, I won't watch Hollywood. Just buzz and balls. Honestly, if you do watch, hope you enjoy it. Any of you, money will spend. I mean, we're going to have, you know what, Ron, I'll tell you what.
Starting point is 01:05:47 If I do open up that thing where it's like you can watch something with me, then be part of it. And that's what we'll watch together. How about that? No, I just saw you showed Sam a fan edit of Obi-1. As a fan editor of myself ever considered showing a first-time viewer of Star Wars edits the prequels and or sequels. No, because, you know, that one to me, the movies are the movies and they're part of the actual canon itself. I wasn't going to show her Obi-One at all. And then when I, because I just thoroughly dislike that show and I didn't want
Starting point is 01:06:22 to hurt her experience in general watching. It's just, it's just so goofy. But there was a lot of great moments inside of it. And then when I heard it, so Hollywood Reporter and Variety wrote this whole article on this Obi-One cut. Kevin Spence also did a very brilliant job of it well, too. It's just the way that they opened it up, I thought it was a little bit more accessible to Sam. And so I was like, you know what? I'm going to show this as a movie because I had only seen the first like 15, 20 minutes. I was like, it's really working for me. And we watched it. And it was great. It was really great. To which Noah said, I also finished the Canobi book by John Jackson Miller a few weeks ago, way better than the show. Definitely recommend it.
Starting point is 01:07:01 It plays out like a Western. This is another reason why I say, I don't understand why they don't adapt things. People are, there's amazing how many people like, oh, it'll look, adapting stuff. That doesn't work. It's like, yeah, adapting stuff does work. Game of Thrones. Uh, Harry Potter. Adapting works. If you can get good screenwriters to adapt great books. Yeah. Dopey. Uh, Ghost Wolf, two Jules Silver Star. Thank you for the win. Thank you. Wiley, the music and brand new day is so good. Needle drops were really good. They really were best Spider-Ren movie since the first two Toby movies felt like a kid again. Yeah, a lot of people are really digging this one. Yeah, it's funny.
Starting point is 01:07:36 I am, because you know I said this when we did the rewatch of Spider-Man 2 and when we were doing the rewatch series, that Spider-Man 2 is very good, but I think it gets put on this pedestal for me that I just don't, I don't necessarily agree with everybody. It's a little dated. Yeah, exactly. So I think I need to do a second watch of this movie first. I don't want to get caught in the hype. I just saw it. But if it holds up considering, I think it's my, the best Tom Holland's, It may ultimately take the crown as my favorite Spider-Man movie.
Starting point is 01:08:08 Yeah, I'm definitely curious to see it again for sure. But yeah, I'm, yeah, I think it's really, it's really sad. The music, by the way, is really, really good as well. Mike Joyce, do you think that Deadpool's appearance at Comic-Con joking about them adding reshoots is pretext to having Deadpool saved the day by breaking the fourth wall? I hope that they don't break the fourth wall in Doomsday. It doesn't seem like it would fit. If you're going to do it, it needs to be done very sparingly and only like, like, literally like once or twice and that's it.
Starting point is 01:08:40 But it needs to be, it needs to be contained for sure. Yeah, it doesn't need to be a big moment that you're like, it's like almost like a, like a, I don't know, like a cheat. You know what? You never watched the show Rick and Morty, do you? No. Okay. So there's a, there's a particular character in that, this is named Mr. Poopie Butthole. But for the most part, while he'll show up in the show and he'll did not have four.
Starting point is 01:09:04 wall breaks typically the only fourth wall breaks he has is a post credit scene for the very last episode of the season okay if they did something like that you get all the way through doomsday at the very end that we're like wow how are they going to get out of this one that's crazy i would hate that to in a doomsday tone like if it happens and if it happens in actual you know deadpool okay but when a doomsday you look at the trailers that they show it if deadpools like hold on guys here's what happens now what are they going to do now i'm like What are we doing? What movie is this? I would, that would, that would, yeah, I wouldn't, I wouldn't love that.
Starting point is 01:09:40 Timbino, 75 million is definitely big potatoes. If you know, you know. I don't know what I know. Do you know? Big potatoes. I don't know if I remember. Peelty, do you know what that is? Peelty doesn't know either.
Starting point is 01:09:50 All right. Motor rolling. Hey, Joey. Joey, I DM'd you. I DM'd you. I need you to respond on, on, on, on Twitter. I've been looking for you. so I couldn't find your email.
Starting point is 01:10:05 Please go and check your your Twitter account or X, whatever. And please get back to me, ASAP. I specifically reached out to you. Pulling double duty in an hour, Spitey at 10 with the boys, Odyssey at two after I dropped them off. What a day. That hell of a hundred day. I'm excited for it, but that is a long day. That's a long day.
Starting point is 01:10:24 That's like six hours. 230 and 250, bro. That's a long day. It's a lot. But it's worth it, but it's long. Greenie, how many episodes you got really? written so far. Episodes written one. Planned out about between five and six seasons. So I have the outlines of many episodes written out. Yeah. Hardcore fencer, interest level for Daniel
Starting point is 01:10:51 Destin-Krenton's Naratu. This is a Winston question because I don't even know anything about. I mean, based off of what he just did, I think fantastic. I mean, he's shown that he can really pull in a ensemble. He knows how to really focus in on a main character and their own tragedy and everything else like that. You've got this kind of complex story. And more specifically we know that
Starting point is 01:11:15 Spider-Man in this, as we've seen in the trailers, this isn't a spoiler. He's clearly dealing with some internal, like, demon-type stuff going on with him. Literally the story of Naruto is this kid having a demon put inside of his body that gives him immense strength, but it makes him a massive threat.
Starting point is 01:11:32 So that being said, I think he's got all the elements to make it happen and his fight choreography, or at least whoever he hired to do it, if he's not doing it himself, that he's now two for two between Shang Chi and then this. So I think he would absolutely crush it.
Starting point is 01:11:47 I just think doing Narto is just going to be fucking hard. The fact that he's doing it is definitely way more, like, in the same way that like with Kragers doing Resident Evil, right? I wouldn't have cared at all about Resident Evil coming out. I'm really looking forward to it because I
Starting point is 01:12:03 like him once he's doing this is the same thing for this for this i don't know anything about it i don't is i'm not getting like excited about it like maybe other people were because i know how popular it is it just not it wasn't for me i not that it wasn't for me i just never never watched it so i wouldn't know i don't know anything about it but he's doing it so i'm interested um christopher a oh two without spoilers what are the best times for bathroom breaks during spider man pop goes right through me so unfortunately i guess yes um i don't know the answer that question and you can't spoil or anything um we the only thing i could say we know that the that the punisher's in the film yeah there is there is a
Starting point is 01:12:39 moment with punisher uh near the middle of the movie if you wanted to pop out real quick to pee you could i guess and i it's a great it's a great moment it's just not yeah yeah i would i would just time it out and see i mean there's there's also and i love i love the the you know what i love the scenes and think that the woman from the bear um as the cop oh yeah you could do the one of those would work she's amazing and i love her in this movie but there's probably a scene with them you know here and there you probably could jump out of that they're on the phone or something yeah that's that's that's that's that's one yeah but i would i would try i would try to or just pee on the floor all right um you're shimittes take a claust to be right right i would love dams and injurious as blade he played a great
Starting point is 01:13:28 A-hole and F-1, which have been terrible for Chachala, but great for Blade. And Snowfall. I went to finally watch that series. He would... I heard he's great. It's way more, in my opinion, than Tichala. Not that he couldn't have done Tichala, but Blade is exactly up his alley. Reggie Brown.
Starting point is 01:13:44 Spiding and Batman have been the two most popular comic book character for 60 years. They're a comic book movie fatigue, bulletproof. As long as they're somewhat decent, you're going to have an opening weekend that is pretty solid. You are right, Reggie. DJ Hijack. James Indigenous Blade would bring Blade back to his British roots. Guess there will only be two blades. Wesley and Kurt Sticky Fingers Jones.
Starting point is 01:14:05 That's right. You're right? That's 100, they would say you the Blade series. Remember that? I do not remember. You don't remember the Blade series? I do not.
Starting point is 01:14:12 Oh my God. Yes, Sticky Fingers just played, he played Blade. And it was the girl was... I did not know that. What was her name? The girl from like the MTV's punked. Jill, what the hell was her name?
Starting point is 01:14:22 Blade TV series. She was hot. IMDB. What the hell was it? um 2006 wasn't on spike TV I do not remember Jill Wagner was her name
Starting point is 01:14:33 yeah Jill Wagner what happened to Jill Wagner she even do anything anymore I don't know maybe she is Why does sticky fingers look like Bo to Mayo I don't know You know what It's Jill Wagner I'm looking at Jill Wagner because
Starting point is 01:14:48 Splinter I don't Has she even done anything anymore Upcoming Lioness she's in oh she's in eight episodes of Lioness Okay wow there you go No. All right.
Starting point is 01:14:58 Next one. Cooley. Love the Odyssey. Spider-Man was fantastic. Yeah, what a great July, huh? Dude, honestly. So far, this is the best month of movies. So far.
Starting point is 01:15:09 Yeah. Of the year, I would argue. I mean, you look at between Toy Story, Spider-Man and Odyssey. Both three different studios, by the way. And did the invite come out this month? Well, no, but I'm talking box office-wise for theater. Oh, if you just mean box office, then yes, you're looking at three, three,
Starting point is 01:15:26 three one billion dollar movies all dropping in the same month huge and then if um well i think that toy store was the end of june but still within the time period of of when it was coming out the big huge removing and say that may start out kind of like a slog um and then even minions which will probably hit five 600 million overall um yeah pretty big mad dog i liked the movie as a movie but i feel it was safe really oh wait that's is this the one this is the spoiler Okay. That was the spoiler. I got rid of it. I got rid of it. I think I showcased it too fast. I showcased it too fast. But I'll say this. I like the movie as a movie, but I feel it was safe. But it didn't move the MCU plot along in any manner that I find interesting. Then he asked a spoiler question. And then also not a fan of another character. I like the I like something else. So I can't I flashed it unfortunately. But yeah, I couldn't disagree with that more. You got it down fast enough that if somebody went to go see, they actively wanted to go see the spoiler. So that's on that.
Starting point is 01:16:31 Yeah, if you want to see the spoiler, you can go and see it. But I got rid of it. But yeah, I thoroughly disagree with that comment. I think that this absolutely moved the MCU plot in a very interesting way. The best that it has been so far, the one character we're asking, who cares? You find it in a different thing. You didn't necessarily need that particular character. and not being a fan of a certain character here and near.
Starting point is 01:16:56 That's fine. That's personal opinion. But I couldn't disagree more with the plot part. The plot to me has been moved further along now than it ever has been in the last like three or four years. For a number of different ways. Because to be honest, with some of the stuff that was happening, my mind immediately went to what that means for this and that and this and that of like there is, I won't say anything. specific, but there is a particular thing that is
Starting point is 01:17:28 developed and talked about a lot throughout the movie. Yep. If you know what I'm talking about, Christian, this particular thing that is kind of thrown around a bunch and they had to do a lot of science with it, that has massive implications. Yeah. That has a massive implication. In so many different levels. And there's things that, yeah, without going to this point, there's, there's,
Starting point is 01:17:53 It absolutely moved the plot. So much forward past like Doomsday and even Secret Wars, in my opinion. Donkey Bong, when are you planning on dropping Return of the Jedi? Again, the unedited will be Monday and the actual edited version will be on Tuesday. Beagle Studios, the opening is amazing. My local theater chain, I go to have two big theaters and three of it's smaller ones for the overflow. Sunday is when I'm going, that's even getting packed too. Wow.
Starting point is 01:18:18 Yep. It's everybody, because it's hitting all generations. it's hitting all generations. You don't have like 80 year olds and walkers like they did for Heman. I don't want to see it. Ron H. New hotel, sweet,
Starting point is 01:18:31 now needs some companionship. There you go. You know what's so funny? I love when people are so definitive when they love their movies so much, but I completely understand and sympathize with. But I was going through the comments of the Masters of the Universe reaction. There's some one,
Starting point is 01:18:46 this one comment who goes, this movie stinks is what the one guy writes. And then right. underneath it. The guy goes, you two are the only two who don't like this movie. I said, what about the guy that says stinks? I'm like, you can't be so, you can't be so definitive and say you're the only two. They don't like it. No, you want us to be the only two who don't like it because you left. That's, that's the, that's the reveal. That's the thing that, well, that's hilarious. It probably is my cutowski, but I, I think that's the one thing that
Starting point is 01:19:18 drives me up the wall and I now that I see it from the outside I always used to get made fun of because I always talked in hyperbole growing up like it was always just like this is the greatest piece of pizza that has ever existed and they're like bro relax that is the whole internet yeah it is that's true
Starting point is 01:19:34 it is true um okay let's see next one here and this is already right yep Ron H spoiler Spider Man is awesome go watch thank you spoiler Hollywood is great go watch it thank you spoiler me and brain new day Odyssey over Rook. Oh yeah, we haven't had any of those
Starting point is 01:19:51 today. We'd be getting those all a week. Armada, watch Spidey and Hollywood. They're both pretty good. Did you really, Armada? Watch that? Let me know. Ron H. Cinnistasars here in Quebec is clean, efficient, awesome. They are more about the guest experience in Cineplex, in my opinion. And Cherry on top screening was 3 p.m.
Starting point is 01:20:07 There were two trailers, one ad, then the film. Wow, that's pretty cool. That's a good. That is awesome. Shadow Doctor. There were two ladies in my showings of Spidey, gasping at every Tom and Zendai. interaction i think there's a big help to the numbers darling couple yeah they're they are because they're really good actors and people enjoy watching them together and they're phenomenal in their scenes together in this they're phenomenal together in this in this thousand percent yeah it's
Starting point is 01:20:32 it's so cool to see how strong of actors they both have become they are so good yeah you know i i it's funny i liked him as uh telemachus but i do see where people were like i don't know it felt a at times. Yeah, I liked him. I thought he was good, but Roxy thinks he's getting nominated for an Oscar. I don't think he's got the week. If he was going to get nominated for anything, but they won't do it. Superhero film. 100%. He's a thousand times better in this than an
Starting point is 01:21:00 Odyssey, for sure. Maddie B. Good afternoon, gents. Indy Navarette says she wants to play Mystique in the MCU. She recently met with Jake Schreier. Well, I don't think she's going to tell you who she's going to play if she's going to say it in an interview if she recently met, but like she would be great as Mystique, but I
Starting point is 01:21:16 think well you know Winston has been the big uh we've been talking about rogue and everything too but you know who's become like the front runner for rogue right now um is caley spainy that is oh you know she is she did you see alien romulus or civil war um Kaylee spainey is I don't know if there's anyone more perfect than her she's perfect let's see she's that that that was one of the rumors that we've that's been going around like she's perfect for road oh interesting yeah um I saw civil war Yeah, she was, she was, she was like the mean, she was like the mean girl. I thought, uh, that was Kristen Dunst. Yeah, but she was, well, she was like the main girl that, that, that Christian Dunst takes along on the ride.
Starting point is 01:21:56 Okay, yes, yeah, yes, the kid. I just, in my brain, I just saw Dunst and then I saw obviously her husband, uh, threatening her. What kind of American are you? He came out or no, he was, he wasn't even supposed to be in that. Oh, really? Yeah, the person that they had, I don't know if the guy dropped out or whatever happened. I can't remember who it was that they had, but then she's like, I can call, I can call him. And he's around and he just took the part for that day and just, you know, Jesse Plum is a bat.
Starting point is 01:22:22 She would just need to nail the accent. But oh, you know what? She was in, was she in the second season of beef? I don't know. The audience, I haven't seen it, but the audience can let us know. She's great. Okay. Ronnie, I think you'd appreciate this bit.
Starting point is 01:22:35 Look up Meritus versus the Super Friends by Rex Navarette. There's an animated version. Filipino domestic worker speaks out against the Super Friends. I don't know what that is. Ron. I don't know. I guess that'll be something that I don't want to lie to people. Sometimes I say, yeah, I'll look that up and I never do.
Starting point is 01:22:53 You know, it's one of those things. But I like the net, I like you the fact that you're, you know, recommending things. Alan, what's up, Alan? Hollywood is part of the culture where many people don't want to show about an actor trying to get a role in TV show. I mean, that's not untrue. Two L.A. for average viewers, I would combat that with entourage, you know, but it was a different time. Or even ballers, which I know that was more about the NFL, but it was a similar kind of sports vibe version of it.
Starting point is 01:23:20 Yeah. I don't know. Anyway, dude, did you ever see it was one of the first things that Ricky Jervais ever did extras? Yes. That show was incredible. There are ways to do it. But here they're wrong.
Starting point is 01:23:40 It is tough. I am two-fly camp. David Johnson is not to Charlie's. Yeah, I know. But we said that. And that's not the same. But people being upset about the fact that of not still having Tachala specifically. There's people that call Tachala Jr. a cop out. Like if you're going to do it, at least do a variant. I wanted son to Chala, son of China, not the son who's born in another country. I mean, I don't know. I don't, to me, it's like if the character works, the character
Starting point is 01:24:06 works. I, but it was a different, I guess it's a different conversation with other people. I don't know to me it's like if if the story works the story works uh ade moood 5773 7 indian ever said she likes mystique good fit yes yes you you look at me she you know for what she did in the way she was bouncing back and forth as different personalities and in obsessions you could definitely do it donkey bong i love that i think black panther three is a cop out to the black community of course everyone's going to be excited but you can't shove out a black Panther movie until the black community to be happy with it and move on from what they've messed up. Well, I mean, again, you got to see, I mean, for me, it's like, let's let it, because if it was
Starting point is 01:24:48 just those shows that Winston brought up, if it was just those shows, and I say, okay, maybe we could dive into a little bit. There's been tons of stuff. They're moving away and maneuvering to other different things. And also, let's see what happens as far as casting goes with other movies coming up, other projects, what's going to happen with Blade? What's going to happen to those other things? I think that you've got to wait before you just definitively say that's what it is.
Starting point is 01:25:10 You have to, like, you can't ask questions, but you got to definitively, you can't definitively say that until you start to look into it a little bit more about what's, you can't see the future yet. That's, I, and part, part, again, part of what it is is the idea of, I think like, like anything else. If we were, if you were, if you were, you know, a detective and you were looking at stuff, you could look at something and go, okay, I can maybe see how these might all connect, but that all might be a red herring. That might not actually be what's going on. That might not actually be what's
Starting point is 01:25:39 behind what's happening. But it as it's presenting optically, fine. Like that, that you can at least say that. But again, I agree. Let's see what's actually going on going forward, especially knowing there's been a wipe of a lot of stuff that is just gone. And let's see where we go going. Yeah, or Reggie Brown. Ironheart did better viewers and Daredeville Born again. Yeah, they both, they both didn't do very well. They dare. I mean, they're not even probably going to give a new season a dear to do. Ron H. Jelly roll is Black Panther. Ben, thank you, Ben. Appreciate that. Spoon-tastic. I'm sick of Marvel canceling projects that don't perform well with audiences, critics, box office. I'm not accusing anyone, but it's 1,000 because of the person's race,
Starting point is 01:26:22 the examples I choose. Again, this is one of those things where when you comes with canceling projects that don't perform well with audiences, critics, we have to see what is their, what their plan overall is. It's a business. I also love how instead of actually taking in good faith and trying to listen to what was being said about the optics, we decided that we were just going to troll.
Starting point is 01:26:47 I get it, whatever, but literally listen to what was said instead of immediately jumping into that whole scenario. Oh, so was he calling you out? Is that what that was? I believe so. The fact that he said it was 100% because of a person's raising the examples that I specifically chose. He clearly was trying to I see, I see. Trey Porter, Indy never
Starting point is 01:27:05 as Natalie Portman and he too. No, I don't think they're going to go with those characters. I don't think from where Vincent is. I don't think they're going to have those characters. The G-man, support for Winston. Spidey hits 900 million? Damn. That would be wild, bro.
Starting point is 01:27:18 That would be wild. Matt Force, happy Friday. Anna DeArmis would be a solid choice for Ashley Judd's character from Heat. Well, I don't know. She was like a Southern Bell. I don't know if Anna and Armis could pull that off. I mean, look, you put it in Adan Marmette.
Starting point is 01:27:34 She did, you know, she was in, she did Marilyn Monroe and it was not, you know, it didn't really sound like Marilyn Monroe. But, but, you know, then again, I don't think that the guy who's playing Neil McCauley really looks like him at all either. So, but I love it. And look, you're not going to an argument for me. You can cast Ann and Armis in the, the Val Kilmer role, and I'll be okay with that. And then Armist can cast her in either.
Starting point is 01:27:58 I can't speak of it. If Ann Daormis was in Hollywood, you would have seen it already. Yeah. If Anna da Armis and Adrian Arona were in it, I'd have, I'd have copies of it on my, on my wall to be pictures on it in the back. It'd be my background. The only way that you could, but the only way that you would get Mike to watch it is if AI sluts were involved. Probably. Joshua Gonzalez, if you like The Furious, I highly recommend the Samurai and the Prisoner. Also, very much enjoyed Spider-Man this morning. Love that you love Spider-Man. And also, yeah, it's a good recommendation as well, too. Look, those movies, that's definitely in my, in my top.
Starting point is 01:28:33 10 right now, by the way. Did you see that movie yet, The Furious? I have not. Oh, you should see the Furious. It was on, it was on AMCA A list. Oh, dude. Go, dude, you, that's, it's so up your alley. You would love it. Really? Oh, you love it. All right. All right. I'll get to it. It's awesome. Go, pal. Nadia, some kind of gymnast, I think. That's sacrilege.
Starting point is 01:28:52 I wasn't born for the 1976 Olympics, but even though she was perfect time. You know, she's, she's been, she was great. She was, like, one of the biggest stars back in the in 70s and 80s, yeah. Um, the Shane Markell waiting for that spidey spoiler talk. Can't wait to tell you what was cut out of my viewing. I had no idea one character was in the film until the last act. I don't know what that means. What's that means?
Starting point is 01:29:15 Shady spoiler talk. Can we tell you what I thought about my viewing? I had no idea on character. I'm not sure. Okay. Ben's coming in. Just started my own YouTube. As a millennial, there's a lot I haven't seen.
Starting point is 01:29:27 Lord of the Rings. Amazing. Potter, awesome. Rocky. But I want to react to the Shmo down. Can we do so? 1000% also brand new day was amazing 4.9 out of 5 so people that was one of my favorite things back in when when the schmodeon was in its heyday like the the schmodeon reaction channels they were i watched i used to watch
Starting point is 01:29:43 all they used to love they were fun dude because they both watching people like playing and seeing how they were able to keep up or even outpace some of the the players but then even just their shock at what was going down it was it was a lot of fun it's true i can only imagine how people felt um you know watching real reactions everything too is the goal is you have to talk over them and stuff too, in order to copyright and stuff too. But the Smodanel wasn't that. There was no copyright on it. But I used to get so, like, people would, when the cutscenes would come on and they'd be talking to the cutscenes, like, no, talk after the cutscene.
Starting point is 01:30:14 You got to know what's going on in the storyline. Anne Haynes, does D.M.S. Have a shot of blade now? Yeah. I think he does. Yeah, me too. Matt, my bad, didn't know is not. That's okay. No worries at all. It's all right. It happens. Victor Garrity. Destin directed short-term. 12 oh that's right a phenomenal about foster care kids and working with amazing performances of brie larsen yes yes yes i know remi me malick and pre-atlantic he's he's he's been he's been firing shots since he started
Starting point is 01:30:44 yeah he's he's he's a star he's a star fantastic two jules silver star you know what deston does really well is it's it's the emotional moments it was my favorite part of shung chi were the emotional moments and there's some really and he's phenomenal with action but the but the emotional moments in Shang-chi, the emotional moments in Wonder Man, the emotional moments in this, he knows how to do, he does both. He makes, he, he does what is so, what you can get lost in with comic book movies is just the spectacle of it. What Star Wars, unfortunately, has got lost in a lot of times is, you know, Mandelarian Grogu, there's no motion in the movie, just monsters every five seconds. Um, and this is a big blockbuster, huge movie with character depth and emotion.
Starting point is 01:31:28 he he directs a lot like a theater director because it's it's that it's that 3 a.m. The truth of the soul conversation that you have with somebody that's what one of my professors back in the day used to talk about that like those are those moments we live for. It's exactly like that. There's a moment with with with Tom and Zadea. It's that kind of conversation. I look at shung-chi his conversation with his conversation with his dad. Yeah, I mean, look at Wonder Man, the blow up with Simon. Like, that is, that is what he does better than anybody, like you were saying.
Starting point is 01:32:09 And I think that that is what will be his anchor. The fact that that is what he can do in every project he brings to him, just chef's kiss. Shea, just rewatch your Ant Man three trailer reaction. Oh, man, that movie had so much potential. You had less than 70K at that time, or subs, sorry. Congrats on how far you've come. Thanks, man. Yeah, look, and I thank you guys.
Starting point is 01:32:29 thank of the community that we built and that's one of the things that we just been building the community. So it's been, it's been awesome. It's been a fun ride. Go Pal. And thanks for being with us, Shea, as long as you have been. Gifted five memberships. Thank you, Go Pal. Go, does that a lot. Most memberships have been a big gift from either Derek or Go Pal or it's been amazing. Johnny, support for the little win. Hopefully he's little enough. We'll see. Right now you got, again, 85 coming in here. Ronnie, sir, no dragons and she'll be. list name that show here's the hand it's a pilot there's weed in the title some guy named kevin made it um sam smith steals the world is that the name of the pilot no
Starting point is 01:33:11 all right it's from hollywood uh that was the joke ron h was on campy i mentioned you christian and holly that's that's what i heard johnny i heard that he's starting to infiltrate the campy show aunt colston i really like brand new day but i think that the three wasp movies have more engaging stories a really good villain like vulture mystery would send it over the top it depends on what you're looking for right i think like the emotional core of uh this movie like the the writing and the character development was the best in this but there's some real big emotional moments in brand new day i mean i keep saying that uh no way home that i don't know if it topped yet i don't know um there's i don't know yet either but i think that there's stuff to love about all of them it it was
Starting point is 01:33:57 I'll put it to you this way. I think about how Infinity War and Endgame, those are like over the top emotional like, holy crap, the dusting or holy crap, Tony Stark died. That is just like, what are you going to do? That's at an 11. That's like a culmination kind of scenario.
Starting point is 01:34:20 And when you think about No Way Home, losing Aunt May and No Way home, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. culmination moment. What are you going to do? But I think about like Black Panther. And I think about like Tachala having that argument with his dad
Starting point is 01:34:37 in the spiritual plane or Kilmonger giving his speech about Barry Me and the C type stuff. And it doesn't have maybe quite as high of an impact, but it hits you differently. And it still hits heavy. And that's the thing.
Starting point is 01:34:50 I think no way home to that point because again, it's a culmination thing. It gets put in a different category. I just, I don't know. Yeah. Timbino, potatoes, he goes, a level of threat in Brand New Day. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 01:35:01 What is it? Got it. For the box office. Okay, got it, got it, got it, got it. Level of, I still don't understand. But he was saying the potato, oh, it's going to make 900 million opening weekend. Holy crap, the potatoes have been doing that opening box office. That's what he was in.
Starting point is 01:35:15 A level of threat. I got it. I got it. I usually work at a movie theater for two years now. I've never seen so many people. Brand new day is sold out until Monday. Even the Spanish dubbed is sold out. This is insane.
Starting point is 01:35:24 Damn. Yeah. It's an event. It's an event. Spider-Man, man. He's coming up. He's back in the theater. And you know what? No Way Home, by the way, has caught on so much life since it came out in the theater.
Starting point is 01:35:35 And because it's such a big movie, everyone talks about it. You're like, oh, I want to see how they're going to follow that up. It's a sequel to a massive movie. Let's not forget that. Right. It's essentially a $2 billion movie at 1.9. It's a sequel to a direct sequel to that movie. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:35:48 So Ron H. Chris, use the cut. McGibert with some wire. I don't understand. Ben Frank. He's talking about for peeing in the theater. Peter. Oh, Ben Frankie, responding to Chris, I had to pee with an hour left. I held it. There's no scene to break from. The last hour you're 100% right, Ben. You just got to stay. Yeah. Jill Wagner from the Blade series is a regular and Lioness. Here you go. She's the leader of the QRF that supports the Linus. I don't watch that show, but maybe I should. I always, yeah. I mean, I was funny. My old management company year, this is a long time ago. I was sitting in the office ready to talk to the manager of the time. And Jill Wagner, like, sat next to me. And I went, oh, definitely attractive. Ron H. Cooley, I'm going to contact you for some advice.
Starting point is 01:36:28 Do it. Yoshimitsu. This is law. Be courteous and respectful to cosplayers. You never know when one might be Ryan Reynolds in a denim gimp suit. Not a denim gipsuit. Yeah. Mad dog.
Starting point is 01:36:43 No spoiler. Very vague. The reason I don't like it, Winston, is it impacts mutant stories back that I like to see. It's a nitpick, but still my opinion. Yeah. Look, no one's saying that you shouldn't share your opinion. I just don't I don't just not agreeing with your opinion is one thing but but you know you should absolutely you know sorry you felt that way right right I'm not that that's what you are allowed to feel how you feel I just think that that what they did that was a great way to kind of start this because what that also could do then there's going to be a level of guilt that a particular somebody will then be associated with because of that right so um okay let's see Alex says going to see brand new day tonight can't wait have a great weekend gentleman thank you Alex appreciate that and enjoy the movie.
Starting point is 01:37:23 Yeah, I'm excited to see what everybody thinks on money. It's going to be a huge spoiler talk on Monday. And if I don't get Mike or I don't get Roca on Monday, if he hasn't seen it yet, then I'll probably have to do it with Mike on Tuesday. I mean, I'm around if people want to switch. I actually have the day off on Monday. On Monday, I got to see what you choose. I mean, I guess you have Roka, how he's,
Starting point is 01:37:47 I don't want to take away his. No, of course not. But I know he's still under the weather and everything. So it just. We watch that Monday bonus. I can smell it coming. I know. That's true.
Starting point is 01:37:57 That's true. That's true. Johnny Petriza. I feel in the Rontas season series will be better, but I'm excited anyway. I think it will tackle the land of waves arc. What do you say, Winston? Yeah, I mean, the land of ways arc would be, would be, that's probably, I would submit the argument.
Starting point is 01:38:12 That's like a top two or top three arc in all of Naruto. So, like, yeah, that, Daniel, the Destin would crush that. It would be fantastic. So I'm excited. If this is really going forward, I think he'll do a fantastic job. All right. Next one. Spoonastic. Will you and Sam watch
Starting point is 01:38:31 All Jedi Council for episode seven? No. Ron H. Still no Whispers of another Wick film. Maybe no. Yeah, we'll be. The Lions Gates, I'm not going to let that go. Somer. The Vizek. Thoughts on people saying Nolan can't write women. Well, he doesn't write it. Is his brother that writes?
Starting point is 01:38:48 I guess he co-writes it, right? P.L. Is he co-write? he co-writes well you know what I'll tell you about that people saying can't write women talk to Anne Hathway after she gets nominated for the Oscar that's what I'm saying and and what's her name that played Searcy
Starting point is 01:39:02 what are we talking about? Right yeah that's that's silly Nathan Drake come on Winston you know you've wanted that rivals version of Emma Frost and live action I mean look I'm not saying that a certain somebody doesn't want Marvel rivals over exaggerated she got thighs to save lives
Starting point is 01:39:19 right yes but I am not upset with this in the sense of I've seen enough of Samarweaving and again you know what I'm walking in a dangerous territory I'm gonna be quiet I'm just gonna be quiet a titty shake from the ladies perfect Spoonastic would you ever collab
Starting point is 01:39:38 The hell is that would you ever collab with Eric Striffler for reaction videos both in New York could see some good I love Eric yeah I've collabed with them before in the Shmoh's no days I haven't talked to him a little bit but yeah I'd love Eric. I would definitely do something with him. He's a really good guy, really nice guy, smart guy. And we were supposed to do live stuff together a long time ago. I just never kind of came to fruition.
Starting point is 01:39:59 But yeah, he's great. I'd love to do so with Eric. Big Bang. Yo, Winston, so cool to see you in the World Cup ads. Thanks, pretty awesome. Thank you. Thank you. That's actually I was going to put a super cut of me from this summer man,
Starting point is 01:40:13 because that was pretty awesome. That was a pretty life-changing thing. Of course. That's awesome that you're able to do that. uh shea markell i'm in a country that censors films the entire scene oh that's right you told that's right you said that right the entire scene one of the characters office was cut out i had no idea where they were looking ah got it oh that's yeah that's terrible i hate one that i'm sorry you shay that sucks uh big bang odyssey or project hill and mary better i like the odyssey
Starting point is 01:40:41 i love project hill and i would i would say odyssey i would say odyssey and then project hill mary but they're both fantastic yeah uh big bang david johnson as the next Black Panther is perfect. Agreed. I think so. Noah Sparks, 1,000 jewels. Great trophy. Thank you, Noah. John D.X. Dragon. Holland completely won me over. I was against his first trilogy.
Starting point is 01:41:00 He never felt independent, relied too much on Tony. Part four blew me away. He's his own man now. It felt like a true coming of age short. You know what's funny about it is those three movies almost, I mean, by definition, they are, but they felt like they were made as prequels for this. You know what I mean? Like, yes. Well, they are prequels.
Starting point is 01:41:16 If you go back and watch them, yeah, I know. but like the idea of like it all led to this the spider man we wanted to see like that that kind of him on his own having to do his thing out in the city being that ground level spider man having to get this new adventure it was that spider man we wanted to see tom holl and i i always liked him but this is his best and as much as people complained about it i think that that was something we needed in the sense of now looking at like think about how we are as little kids we want to live up and be like like our idols. And like you said, now it's becoming your own man type scenario. It actually made a lot more sense to let that happen so we can kind of see the man that he was developing into. And then we really got that this movie. So I am going, there's only like a handful, like maybe like seven or eight left. So as soon as I do that, and now is the time to start throwing in questions. Like I said, I did the same thing I did yesterday. I'll stay on the air if you guys have questions about, again, the Kickstarter
Starting point is 01:42:16 we're launching in September, so you have questions about the pilot, anything else in general, things that you'd want to see, ideas, thoughts, if you're already on board, what is it? Like, the guy had the idea yesterday. If you're on the fence about it, what something that you say, well, you know, I don't know about that, but if you did something like this, it would pique my interest, things of that nature.
Starting point is 01:42:34 So start asking any questions about stuff, put your thoughts in there, and then I'm going to start highlighting those as soon as we're done with the rest of these super chats here, And you can still put in the questions to help out Winston, obviously, too. And I'll highlight those as they come in. So let me see. Let me make sure that I have a few more. Just want to make sure I have everybody's stuff.
Starting point is 01:42:56 Okay. All right. So the next one here is now is a good time from Go Pal to get into Lioness. Season three starts on Sunday night. Yeah, I mean, I'd like to check it out. I mean, it's one that I heard nothing but great things. Javis counted 41 showings a brand new day at my theater yesterday. Wow.
Starting point is 01:43:12 Wow. only going to be one blade Wesley Snipes says only ever going to be one blade you might be right Armad I did watch Hollywood this morning Adam Brody is in it I like Adam Brody
Starting point is 01:43:22 Donkey Bong he's still doing a spoiler review Sam yeah we shot it already we just it's got to get edited and then as soon as that's edited probably put it a little later on today after I put the Obi-1 thing up Spoon-tastic thoughts on people saying
Starting point is 01:43:33 we did that one can't read it again Oh can't ride women well I don't know I think he's married I think he's doing our run Somber music pronounced me music, Chris, but yes, I agree with the take. Somber music. There you go.
Starting point is 01:43:47 Thank you. Oshy. Got brand new day tickets. Monday, 2 p.m. I'll catch the replay. Please do and enjoy the movie. Johnny, Charles Melton is the frontrunner for Beast. Thoughts? I actually don't hate that. Let me see, hold on. Let's see if I'm talking about here. I know him best from Beef.
Starting point is 01:44:04 Oh, yeah. And May December. He was good in May December. Yeah, yeah, I could see him. He's good actor. Yeah. Oh, he was also in right. And Bad Boys, Ryder, D. I forgot. Oh, was he? He's one of the part of the squad. So funny.
Starting point is 01:44:17 Coheed, are you, are you starring the, the comments that are coming in from the pilot? You're doing that? Okay. You've done it already or you're doing it? They haven't come in yet. All right. So, well, if no one's asking a question, no one's asking a question, matter we're going to get the fuck off the air. So Coheed, 2009, 200 Jules, Sunshine.
Starting point is 01:44:36 Thank you. And then has a movie ever hit one, truly hit one billion opening weekend? this is John Dioch. I imagine brand new day hits another billion second weekend. Holland is not passing any torch right now. I feel like Sony will say Spider-Man 5.7. Well, I mean, yeah, Avengers hit 1.2, right? Well, yeah. I mean, if it hits 2 billion and two weekends,
Starting point is 01:44:58 if Tom has back-in points, I'm sure he's like, fine. I'll give you another five Spider-Man. He definitely has points in this one, because that's how they got him to come back. And he's a big, oh, you are? Okay, good. Then get the hell out of here. And anytime someone writes unsubscribing, I just throw them out. You know, you're gone.
Starting point is 01:45:18 I don't want you here. Beat it. Beat it. Get out of here. I hate that. Unsubscribing. Go get the fuck out of here. There's tons of other stuff to watch.
Starting point is 01:45:25 Beat it. Okay. So, let's see the next one here. And that is Go pal. Kickstarter lets you have add-on separate from the tiers. I think a physical media add-on would be good. DVD Blu-Bu-ray. Yeah, I mean, I have to, I'll suggest.
Starting point is 01:45:42 something like that. I just did a screenshot for it. So he's aware of it though too, because I mean like I said, Craig's run that stuff. So that's it for now. Let's see. Were there a few earlier? So apparently there were a few earlier.
Starting point is 01:45:56 Actually, I didn't see any, but that wasn't really looking for them back in the Well, we got one right here. Much earlier. Well, I'll take the one you missed. Did Christian and Craig decide if we'll know the Kickstarter tiers before the Kickstarter starts? So
Starting point is 01:46:09 we probably like right before, because I'm going to shoot in L.A. We're doing some stuff for the Kickstarter itself, so we want to make sure that we do that kind of launch, like right before so people get some, you know, so they know what's happening. Okay, let's say.
Starting point is 01:46:27 Ooh. I just looking, because I was trying to help you look for one of those comments. Somebody said that apparently Jamie Lawson is up for Storm. I love that. She was Perline and she was. Yeah, yeah, she'd be good. She'd be real good.
Starting point is 01:46:40 Swintastic. We'd love a tier that allows people to be part of the catering team on the set of the pilot. That's interesting. That's interesting. I mean, I think anything with people on the pilot, so too, you're rightfully, so you probably want to, we have to vet you. But, uh, but yeah.
Starting point is 01:46:57 Blaine, Star Wars Theory, Vader, episode two just released that between, uh, three and four portrays what happened if may survive is animated and it looked great. Oh, I didn't really, it was animated. I thought it was, I thought Vader episode two. Oh, is the entire movie not animated? but that part is. Interesting. Okay. Cully Nut, what's the plan for distribution?
Starting point is 01:47:19 Streaming service. How do you guarantee access around different countries? Well, I mean, that's the whole thing, right? So, I mean, we've got to figure out once we shoot it. I think that it's one of the things we're discussing is what to. We want to make sure that if you're back or you're going to see it. So whether it's a private link, you know, one of these Vimeos or whatever it could be, you'll be able to see it regardless of what happens.
Starting point is 01:47:40 and then once we are going to the distribution for the pilot itself, the idea is to then try to then sell it once you went to whatever, you know, service it is. And then we'll be able to, you'll be able to see it, is the deal in it. If you invest in it, you'll be able to see it.
Starting point is 01:47:59 Okay, let's see. And you did that one. Okay. Joseph Asher, what is your character's end goal to be successful and happy with a certain person? Well,
Starting point is 01:48:09 I don't want to give you spoilers. I don't give you spoilers but yeah he's I think his his end goal in general is he his is just to wake up in the morning and and you know
Starting point is 01:48:19 make sure that I guess he pisses the right person off is right is what is what he always kind of aims to do um all right let's see oh no
Starting point is 01:48:32 no no one watched the other three so let's say have you spoon fantastic Have you added it here that would allow me to make my own cut to the pilot with the raw footage and try to shop around myself? Yeah, you should. Hachachag our show.
Starting point is 01:48:46 Yeah, it's really good. With all new members now, Christian can get cracked. Yeah, yeah, please send it to me. Yeah, this is when Ben, extras for the pilot, I promise I will look into the camera. Yeah, that is definitely a tier for sure. We've added that. Absolutely 100%. This is a great question.
Starting point is 01:49:05 Mike Moodra, who asked a lot of brilliant questions yesterday, too, by the way. Here's a question. Would you have any sponsors for our show of the pilot as a success and you do more seasons? Do you have some of the co-hosts in the channel to be in other seasons of our show? Well, first of all, sponsors on our show, yes, but especially for what the characters do, it would kind of call for it and you can integrate it? So yes, it would work and should be and maybe even, you know, in the pilot, for sure. And if we do season, it would more, would you have some of the co-host in the channel be in other seasons? One million percent. Absolutely. Blaine, yes, episode one was live action.
Starting point is 01:49:38 Oh, so episode two was not live action. Is that what it was? No, let me know. Okay. Let's say, go to the next one here. What tier to become a production assistant? I don't know if there is one of those, but that's an interesting. That's actually not a bad one.
Starting point is 01:49:55 Not a bad one. See, that's this is what I'm talking about. This is why I want people to chime in, because these are really good ideas. This is hilarious. One of the tiers should be a pair of Christian Harleff used in broken glasses used on the show. I mean, I literally staring at a pair of them on the floor. Anybody would really want those. I love the idea of a film reactioner of Christian Tier.
Starting point is 01:50:16 Would the backer get to pick the movie with guidelines? Yes. You know, I think that we'd probably come up with a list together, right? Like, okay, here's a list of things. And the question is, are we rewatching something together? Are we doing something for the first time? Like, you know, like something like that. That would be an idea for sure.
Starting point is 01:50:32 Seattle, I have script supervisor kind of doing clap, coverboard operator experience too. There you go. See, it's smart to do that. I'm going to see, these are all things that I'm putting here. Would love a tear. Now, let's see, I'm not going to do that. Not highlighting nonsense.
Starting point is 01:50:50 Let's see. Mark Jason Ali, I've seen Spidey twice, excellent film, lots of implications for the future as for our show. What are the tiers that you're going to be doing for international audiences and fans like me and Carlton? Well, that is something 100% that, that Craig is working on for sure, too, especially when it comes to physical stuff
Starting point is 01:51:12 and other things of that nature. But there's going to be, we were very aware, because that was the first question. I said, how big of an international audience? I said, it's pretty big. We have a lot of, you know, a lot of UK audience, another thing, too. So you guys are, you would not be forgotten.
Starting point is 01:51:25 We know for sure that there's a lot of international viewers. We're going to figure out a way to make sure that they're, they're happy. John D. Extract and Kaylee Spaney is rogue. I hope is true. Phenomenal actress and I feel underrated. I got a feeling they're going to save cyclops for a D23.
Starting point is 01:51:40 I wonder if they're going to not really do much of D23 after all, because they're going to really focus hard on Doomsday and Vision Quest. You know? I would probably hold off on doing too much. If you're going to do anything, maybe these people that are right now being Rupert and the thing, if you want to put up
Starting point is 01:52:05 Samara weaving down there and be like, here's your Emma Frost, you know, fine, but I would, I would hold off right now. Ron H. I have someone watching, Hey,
Starting point is 01:52:14 dear, it's me. Okay, fair enough. Sticks, has Winston ever been involved in any Kickstarter projects? Yeah,
Starting point is 01:52:21 I was not directly involved in it straight up, but the comic shop, which I talked about that I acted in last year, um, I did help promote it and stuff like that and a close friend of mine
Starting point is 01:52:34 who created the show, and watching that whole thing. And that's what was the, again, so cool about it. They had set, I can't remember what the goal was specifically, but they smashed it in the last, like, 24, three hours. Do you remember the idea of the goal? Because that's, it's, it's, I'm curious.
Starting point is 01:52:48 I can actually hear. I can, it's, I believe it's still up. Yeah, let me know. I'm very curious about that because, like I said, the guy, like, we introduced Craig. And he, his, his goal initially, and he had like a base of like 10,000 subscribers. And his goal was like 150,000. They doubled that.
Starting point is 01:53:03 Yeah, so their goal was 160 and they ended up at 207. Wow. the last four to 48 hours they were they were sitting at about a hundred and ten and it blew up to two oh seven in like a 48 hours man all right well that gives me home um coley not burst there you go pld cameo on the pilot you know you never know you never know you never know um ray ray who sending some support cheers and have a great weekend thank you ray you too greenie from oz do we know what the title of the show is this yeah i i spoiled it i might as well tell me it's called trending is the name of the show.
Starting point is 01:53:40 Hmm. Yep. Um, oh man. What is your character's top five musical playlist that explains the character? I can say that there's one ask, but you know, some of the, there's one music, there's one song. It's, um, Hair of the Dog is a song that definitely is kind of explains him for sure. That's one. Um, there is a song that he had thought about in his life. They would never let anybody know that he listened to and is nothing man by Pearl Jam. Um, I have a whole playlist. certain things. Let me see if I play this.
Starting point is 01:54:11 Play my playlist trending on shuffle. See what comes up. Let's see what's the first song. I won't spend too much. Funk dubious. So there's quite a few songs in there. That's what I'll give you though. Okay. The someone is not rocca, but I hope it gets better. Thank you, Ron. Okay.
Starting point is 01:54:36 It's here for autographed brook glasses. This is what people are saying. Here's a Mike Rios. I have a brilliant question. Do you think that Kevin Smith would like to collaborate in the project and maybe direct future episodes? He would be amazing to direct. You know who would be really, really good in a future episode if we get this thing as a first series is Gavin O'Connor. It's perfect.
Starting point is 01:54:56 I'm not familiar with Gavin. Warrior Miracle. Oh. Oh, okay. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Halsworth. What happens to this show while you're filming? Well, the filming's only going to take about, again, a smaller occasion.
Starting point is 01:55:11 The filming itself will probably only take about a week to two weeks. So in the same way that I'm going to be going to L.A. soon that I'll have broker, somebody else for Winston, Winston hosts a show when I'm not on. So it'll be, you know, the co-host hosts while I'm gone. Because, yeah, that's the thing. An episode of TV doesn't really take all that. It's a couple of days to a week, depending on how long of a show. If it was a movie, a movie's a different conversation.
Starting point is 01:55:36 you're looking at at least a month if not longer so yeah yeah you know it's not um so then we have uh will the show be r rated i mean there's language and stuff with that nature and this series will definitely be um a little more raunchy i think um saxophone boy wins in a small youtube channel claims a figgy not coogler picked david johnson as black panther and damson it just was better thoughts i'm curious what the channel is how small are you talking because the rumor that I had been hearing as to why they went with like why dameson was apparently never in the conversation is because right after michael b jordan broke up with lori harvey dames and idris was with her and so there was this idea of ryan cougar being like i'm that's my boy
Starting point is 01:56:25 you date my boy's ex this ain't happened so like i don't how small and what is their source that would be my question yeah it's good question nathan drake i hope that lanterns doesn't end up like secret evasion where the main gimmick is aliens pretending to be human the whole time. I'm with you on that one. Let's see. Oh, Winston, look at this. Soul Style's just, my mom, his mom watches you from Dublin. She likes your biceps. There you go. She likes your bite. Look at you. Yours. It said my mom watches me. Yes. Not your mom. His mom. Oh, yeah. I thought that was about you because you're the one that's out here. Your biceps are rivaling boxers. Oh, not right now. But I mean, like, again, I'm, I'm starting. I'm sorry.
Starting point is 01:57:08 I'm starting to lose. I've got to go into the sun. I need to go into the sun. I'm starting to get pale again. Yeah, look at this. It's like, oh, pale. It's pale. Dude, look at that. That's insane, though. It's pale. It's pale. Bro, you could be blate. No, no, not about that. All right. Ron H. I need that Ron H. can't be a clip.
Starting point is 01:57:28 Yeah, I mean, I'm sure that'll be somewhere, too, for sure. This is a good one, too. Spoon-tastic. A tear with a comic inspired by the show, maybe a prequel comic, some random background. That's actually a really good idea. even maybe like, you know, pictures and other things that things, like a history behind because I have, I, their backstory, when I tell people what the show's about, I start with the backstory.
Starting point is 01:57:48 Yeah. Yeah. Do, my question was, do they have, um, uh, do people know what the main character does? I mean, I think that, well, you know what? If people, people could probably guess, but I haven't really gotten too much details about it yet, because I also don't want to get in trouble with the director and producer, but no, no, no, That's my, the only reason why I ask is if it's the same as what the script you sent me way back when you were working on it. Potentially a tier where like, because you could do this while you were there anyway, you do little like, if you did like a little mini expose of like, you know, where is he down?
Starting point is 01:58:27 And like you could have old scenarios that he was a part of previously that they get to see. Yeah, definitely. Yeah, I think there's pictures and things. Yeah, there's pictures and other things. that I have and I would like to do like a backstory stuff that'd be kind of fun johnny petreza when our show up is up and running we definitely need a hollywood crossover episode ron h might die though this is very true right when we talk about background extras could we put one of my company's moving trucks in the background is an extra outside of the street mayflower
Starting point is 01:58:54 specifically i mean i would say that's a tier where if you if you hit a tier high enough to do that then that's your free you're like what you're actually going to pay for is ad yeah 100% yeah you can you can you can advertise inside of the show i think that's a great idea Um, that's actually not that that tier alone, right, is probably a good idea. Like you can advertise depending on the product and we're allowed to like approve or not approve like what to yeah, 100%. Uh, Joseph Ashley says, can you describe the show again? I keep thinking it's Californication. I just need a reminder. It's got a it's got a Californication vibe to for sure.
Starting point is 01:59:24 At least at least the character does. I mean, without giving away too much. Um, basically two characters inside the gym, you met martini. We were in Gen X are trying to really make. make their way in the collected space that they're in and try to figure out how to keep up with the way that things change and other things too. But then how their actual relationship works and how their dynamic is and how that has to all come together in a history behind it. And then you couple them with all people in different generations and things too. That's where it kind of comes into play.
Starting point is 02:00:01 So again, I haven't given a lot of details about the story itself. So that's really all I can give. This is pretty good too. Can we have access to the music playlist for the show? So the music playlist to be completely up front, this music playlist that I have is not an official playlist for the show itself. It seems that I've written and things and ideas that I have because this is one of those things people will say. Let's say you raise $200,000 more than you're looking to get.
Starting point is 02:00:30 I'm like, are you going to make another episode? I'm like, you can also put that money towards songs that you want. Songs are expensive. Songs you want to get. actors you want to go after things of that nature so the soundtrack could be some of the some of this i got i got a bunch of run dmc things in there for a certain character um but wins i'm gonna give you the same option that i gave to uh chris car um you know there's a couple more super super uh chats i'll get to but because i'm doing it this way about the show if you want to bail if you need to leave
Starting point is 02:00:57 please by all means but if you want to stick around hang out then you know obviously i'm okay for right now i might need to in a minute but i'm okay for now yeah whenever if you feel like you need you need to leave, you know, just let us know. Again, where can I watch full movie? Which movie? There's no movie yet. It's a TV show. Is that what you mean? I'm not sure what you meant. Okay, let's see. Next one.
Starting point is 02:01:19 Joseph Ashley, RB3 direct an episode. Well, look, right now, the goal is that we're going through a bunch of different, for the first episode, I haven't even announced who the director is. I can't wait to do that. I'm excited to do that for sure. And Auburn fan, yo, Christian, I'm happy to do any kind of analytics that would be helpful for the show obviously would do this for free just want to help there's a place for me um you when it comes to yeah i mean look i'm so happy that so many people
Starting point is 02:01:44 are excited about it and want to get involved it's it's it's encouraging so there'll be a lot more opportunities and other things for sure um is it really that's i mean that's something that i mean look it's then it's a working title for now we'll figure it out that's it's you know it could be it could be changed um greenie from us matt sarah cameo is with MS. That's already, it's already in there. But it's not, it's not for this episode, but it's already in there. All right. I literally talked about this with him last night when he was. I'm getting a phone call. I got to run.
Starting point is 02:02:20 Jump, jump, jump. You're good. All right, Winston, I'll let you know. Follow me at the swaggy blurred, everybody. I've got my Spider-Man stuff up. We'll have a spoiler review this weekend. I love you all. See you next week. Peace out to Winston. And again, we'll be more questions that come in super chat wise. We'll go towards his goal, obviously.
Starting point is 02:02:36 Winston is great. Yes, he is for sure. Okay. What else? Ron H. Christian, I'd love to hear that awkward conversation with Kevin about how you refuse to watch this pilot. What are you going to say? I'm going to say this because of you. I'm going to say I would have to say it's because of you. I'm going to say, I would say, he would have to be an interesting filmmaker for the DCU Batman. Yes, he would. He's amazing. He's really, really good. All right. So what are people asking? What are people asking? asking. I'm not sure purely. What are they asking? I was just answering like the, about the full movie and things like. Oh, yeah, no. So I wasn't sure what that, that was referring to this for that. Yeah, yeah, that's good to know. So for people, again, who are curious about it, it's, look, the way that this is going to run is that starting in September, right now we're prepping for it. We're running a Kickstarter to run this. We have a director. We have a producer. We have
Starting point is 02:03:35 myself and my writer, co-writer and co-star are going to be doing it. We are looking to fund this to get a really good cast involved. We have some other people that are involved that we hopefully can announce. And we are really pushing to try to like sell this to a Netflix, say Amazon and Apple, whatever it might be. So that's kind of that's the idea. Okay.
Starting point is 02:03:58 Let's say. Is that the last one? Nope. Ben, there's a video of Fikey specific saying that Ryan made the decision after meeting David in private. He told Figey is our guy. Yeah, and I saw that. It's true. Okay. What else? There's more. Are there any plans of doing a press tour about our show? Not a dumb question at all. I mean, press tour is probably not the word, Mike, but I think that the idea is, I told Martini this morning, I said, I'm not going to sleep in September. I'm going to
Starting point is 02:04:27 try to do as many shows as I can. I'm going to be honest. I mean, I have somebody also involved that you guys are familiar with and very excited this person is involved and this person's going to help and really believes in the project and it's going to help and I think with their help we should get another extra push too but we're uh we're excited for sure um okay why do they want it's because we're not there yet we're almost there right so want to make sure and they and they're excited about it too they're excited and they want to share in the excitement with you guys so that's kind of why and to give and because you know how you know how how I get, especially with Shmowdown and stuff too, I might talk about too much. And then that's why I can't
Starting point is 02:05:10 wait to introduce you to the director and let them really kind of give their take on why they got involved in what they look forward to doing, what their vision is as well, too. Uh, okay, Johnny, suggesting me for those who can make it to a gym session with you would be cool. Well, I mean, I think that for me, it's like, you know, you should, you should check out Ming's channel. I mean, I just my gym session. You go to Ming's channel, go subscribe to his channel. He's got my full work out there. He gave it, he gave me that. I wish this is a good one. I would like autographs from all the hosts.
Starting point is 02:05:38 It would be really cool, like on Blu-ray or a shirt. You can, you know, when we sell the, when we sell, when we put the hour show shirts on there, maybe there's a tier where you can get all of them to, uh, to do it, uh, to autograph it. Mike, I don't know if you talked about.
Starting point is 02:05:52 It's a tone of your show. Again, I use, I use examples. I would say like it's like hacks meets, Californication meets the bear is where I can put that in it. Joseph. Will your characters are parents and, family drama like mom or dad or brother come to visit and shit happen so the answer to that is yes but not in
Starting point is 02:06:09 season one i already know his family and his backstray like i said it's my my goal is down the line that frank grillo would play on my brother but that's that's my that's my fingers crossed um mark jason only so attack peter's credulous worked well with you on the comment for trending he did the same schedule permitted he didn't do him attack peter didn't do the the um capes and cal's comic that was um oh my where's that where's our guy been field day i haven't seen wicked art in a long time yeah the wicked art did all the art for um for for for that yeah that's good yeah so i mean i don't know where he's been um he's he's got he's got he's got he's got he's got to join it for the membership too so i don't know where he is uh he's the best unheard sirens incorporated i have a band you called it unheard sirens incorporated how high a tier to have my band's logo in the background or one of the characters rare t-shirt. Listen, I think that's a great tier. It's a great tier and good way to do like advertising
Starting point is 02:07:09 stuff too. I'm screenshoting all these. Shane Markle, Christian, you see that NASA getting really launched a Roman telescope in August. It's a hundred times bigger than Hubble to study dark matter, dark energy, and X planist. No, but I'm going to screenshot that too. Because that's interesting as hell.
Starting point is 02:07:25 Love that. Thank you for telling me that. Okay. This is a good idea, too. Abernathy. Do like CW used to and find new upcoming artist for the soundtrack. Yeah, that's kind of hoping what I'm trying to do. Ron H., as long as Christian doesn't sell products like Mike,
Starting point is 02:07:40 Mike, he started the elbows up movie. Yay, Canada. Yeah. Okay. Ray, it's really good premise. So I'm telling you, when you, when you, I wish, I can give a real breakdown of everything of what the whole thing is the way that I kind of, I guess I can give, the tag?
Starting point is 02:08:00 I'm going to give the tag. I'm going to give the tag. they, and if they get mad at me, they probably I'm going to watch a show, and it's fine. The tag is essentially, what do you do when the worst person for you is the best person for you? That's the tag. Of the show.
Starting point is 02:08:15 Okay. Ray, where are you guys shooting? L.A. or New York? L.A.? Yeah. Blaine, Kickstarter question. While in L.A., do you think you can get on Santana's Whiskey Ginger Pot to promote the Kickstarter? I know he thinks highly of you. I love Andrew. And I, and I would, he's, him and Bird, I'm going to reach out to. I don't know if I'll get on, you know, the busy as they are and everything too.
Starting point is 02:08:37 And I'll try. I'll tell them what I got going on. They both respond to me and get back to me right away. But I, I would reach out to Andrew and I'll see for sure. Ron H. Perfect opportunity. If the show has a name, created a new title, good chance is even better than trending. Well, I mean, there was a, we had a lot of different ideas, but that one to me is, um, it works really well. That would be hilarious. That's, this is pretty fun. ain't be able to. I think Barbara's your barber on the show. An interesting barber. Anyway. Okay.
Starting point is 02:09:11 What else? I'll keep looking. Are there any shows to watch? It would give us a taste of a vibe of your show. I mean, like I said, I think that those three mixes that I gave you, you know, with a green from Californication hacks, the bear with a sprinkle, the sprinkle of cheers, I would say. How about that? How long with the pilot? episode be it. The full season happens, how many episodes are you planning says Colleen
Starting point is 02:09:35 Upburst? Well, so that is a, that's a great question as well. The pilot episode, right now the script itself is 33 pages, 32 pages. So I'd say in between 29, 30. And, and yeah, so I would, that's what we'd aim for. And depending on budget and depending where it goes, could be six episodes, could be 10 episodes. I have, I have enough in, in the seasons to make sure that those, that it can fit that, format. Ideally, it would be eight to ten, but it can make six work for sure. John is director unknown? I'm not saying nothing. Ron H. Christian, what about opening up some title suggestions, all of us, giving us a synopsis.
Starting point is 02:10:16 Who knows? Someone from this community made the perfect title. I like my title. And we'll see what happens when it comes down to the other one. Um, and I think, especially, is it scripted the other one? We don't know. Did any of the casting choices, the audience suggested a while help back with the cast. That was a fun show. So, okay. was a great show. No. So, so you know, again, I can't, you can't cast anybody yet, you don't want to have a budget. I don't, I don't know how much I can offer people, you know, so like casting choices, we have, we have, we have a list, but I don't have, I, you know, I don't have a, I don't have a budget yet to say like, hey, go after show
Starting point is 02:10:50 and so. That's, that's the point. And that's one of the things that we're hoping to do as well, too, where we can, um, you know, um, have you guys part of that process to see who, who, as you're watching, you're going to be, you're going to get updates of, hey, so-and-so has just accepted the role of this. Like, that's kind of the, that's kind of the goal. You never know. You never know. Oh, man, that's a bigger question, Joseph. I'll let you know what, ask, when the director comes on, ask, ask him that for sure. Yes, he is. True. Okay. So, style, we all love you, Christian, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how well the Kickstarter does. I, I hope you're right man I'm trying look I'm I'm putting I'm I'm putting everything I have in this thing and like I said
Starting point is 02:11:40 as I told you guys many times over for the last year or so whatever it's been I want us to take it out of the hands of other people who can it should it should be a message in general of people saying you know well you can't do that because we're not going to let you do that and we all say no we're going to do that because we want to do that and we believe in that and this is what we do And I'm looking at all this stuff in the way that we are looking at, you know, obsession. And again, Stuckman's movie and Iron Lung and all these different things that are happening. The freaking digital circus and all of it. And like, it's like we're in a place now.
Starting point is 02:12:21 We get to decide. And if you and you guys have been supporting me for so long. There's some of you been supporting me for over decade. There's some of you who are brand new. and you're going to make our show. We're going to do it together. And you're going to be proud of it. And I'm going to make you proud of it.
Starting point is 02:12:38 And I'm going to make you guys say like, oh, yeah, look, who would, because with this guy, when he was talking about this thing as an idea. So that's what we're going to do. What background is your character? I'm Italian.
Starting point is 02:12:49 It's a great question. And he is Italian, actually. More, and not 100%, but he's, he definitely comes from, it's Italian Irish. Okay. Okay. Is the first season does well, do you plan on doing the other seasons? Will the tone be the same?
Starting point is 02:13:05 Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Mike, 100%. 100%. Yeah. Yeah. PLD, you can still, yeah, you put yourself in the bubble. Just join me on the, on the show. I don't know if I can do bubble with just the one person. So you have a hand to it. Okay, that's fine. I haven't set it upside or I haven't done it yet.
Starting point is 02:13:23 Let's do this because I hate that. I hate the two square thing. Okay. So yeah, and Pieldy, same thing. you I know you got to if you want to jump for a little bit you you absolutely can um all right let's see got pld okay now now josephash i'm obsessed with backstories now that i'm writing drawing comics if you have bios on main characters for tears that will be cool i'll definitely i mean i do i know i was going through a whole thing that it just like a backstories of what he his highs and his lows like because p.l d you know the story so like i had this whole i had this whole thing of why
Starting point is 02:13:54 and so like why he was kicked out of a few comedy clubs and everything too I can tell you the flashbacks in this thing could be great. I know the whole series that goes on, like the flashbacks you play. Well, remember, I don't know if you read that. No, you didn't read the first draft. The first draft started with a flashback. Maybe you did read it. I'm not sure if you did, but that's, it's not,
Starting point is 02:14:13 but that's just going to be for another episode. All right. Okay. Yeah. This is from Sam. Maybe music supervision can be perk of the Kickstarter. I don't know about that one. That's a big one.
Starting point is 02:14:24 Maybe maybe as like suggestions and stuff, but overall music music service and that's a big that's a big role that I'm going to be a bit of a pain in the ass about and rightfully so yeah Northern Tiger when our pilot gets made and streamer wants it what happens if they insist
Starting point is 02:14:42 you and Martini be recast can you avoid that? I mean that's the point of making this right like the point like I won't sell like that's the whole thing there this is a great question by the way too because first of all they want to recast this after we're in the in the show then not the right person to
Starting point is 02:14:58 bring it to. That is why I'm running the Kickstarter as it is, because if we now ship it around as just the script and people are like, oh, it's good, but we don't know who these people are. We have an audience. We don't care. But if you ready show them what you can do while it's on the screen, that's different thing. And I won't, you know, I would much rather, to answer your question, I would much rather take a chance and say, look, everybody supported this.
Starting point is 02:15:26 And if you guys like it, if you guys like it after, if nobody picks up because everybody wants somebody else to be in it, but you guys like it. I'll run it on this channel. And then we'll try to figure out, like, yeah, let's do another, let's do another episode. Let's do this. And then YouTube's running is doing streaming, but I'm confident enough in the, in, that's the whole point of why I want to build around us with well-known actors. Yeah. Absolutely. Saying, yeah.
Starting point is 02:15:50 Saying hi again to, again to the person watching. Hi, here. Thank you, Ronnie. maybe the chat can reach out to them would that be okay who who were they talking about remember who are they oh no no no no no the no no the like to santino and those guys let me let me do it on my own please uh wiley christian why does dare double get three seasons while the better reviewed wonder man only gets one it does not make sense to me because i think even with that you know where it's going first of all i don't know even cheap cheap wise i have no idea because again those directors and those
Starting point is 02:16:23 writers, I think were particularly aimed towards that. I think Wonder Man, I think Destin Daniel Cretton does not want to be in TV anymore. I think he wants to do more things. I think the overall direction of Daredevil in the tone of what they're doing, in the darker tone, everything fits more into where I think they're getting away from the comedy and they're getting away from the non-serious stuff. So it does make sense to me, Wiley. I also think Daredevil is just a bigger IP in general. Like it's more like that background and a bigger character. so they get to get more of a leash. Joseph also says,
Starting point is 02:16:57 what's the process for using license music? Could you use cover bands to avoid it? Yeah, I mean, cover bands is something. There's somebody who's offered to do like the, there's a, there's, Wully Bully is what I want to use in the, and they said they do a cover of it. So there's something.
Starting point is 02:17:11 All right, let's say anything else. It is. That's, that's the fingers crossed. Is this process how tires got made? Yeah, you know, no, no. but it is. He, he, he put, he put a lot of his own money into it though, too. And which I just unfortunately don't have it. He did, I don't know how much of it he put in. That's, that's true. I think you did run a Kickstarter office podcast, but you had a lot of ads and stuff that he had and he made
Starting point is 02:17:39 it. So, yeah, Auburn fan. Last question for me on the show and being able to help. Is there a good way to contact UPLD or Craig outside of this channel? I know you want to be what I'm part of with me. I always give this, this email. It's Schmo's S-S-C-M-O-E-S. contact at gmail.com. So Joseph, I reached out to somebody who I used to work with, and I'm waiting to hear right now. Northern Tiger, we got you,
Starting point is 02:18:05 you, great. You're right a turn. Thank you, man. It's very nice. I appreciate that. Sam, I've been here over a decade. I was just quiet. I know you're, I like that you're a big voice now. I love it. Ron H. I may eventually find the pilot as, but I will always feel awesome. You got it out. Just get it out. I'm here with it. I mean, that's the whole point. Hoping everybody.
Starting point is 02:18:22 yeah um jimani's batman would be great uh okay benjamin flag i can't wait to give it to the kickstarter thank you benjamin you have me given me years of laughs and entertainment and as someone in the creative industry sometimes we need inspiration to keep going that's you for me that's very very kind of you and i hope that that that i can continue to do that that's that's the that's what i'm hoping um that's nice benjamin thank you so is i can't i can't tell this is uh nick nicole or nobody or nobody or or nothing. I'm just guessing because I don't know if it, who, am I talking to the person on the left or the person on the right? I'm not sure.
Starting point is 02:18:58 Either way. Just go, Pickleau. What? Just go a pickleow. So what is the best, the biggest thing you learn about the process of making our show? It's believing yourself because, and it's cliche, but it's believing in yourself. Because the ups and the downs and I'm, and I'll talk about it when I'm, when I can. But the ups and the downs and things that you go through and believing in it.
Starting point is 02:19:18 And honestly, and I hate to say it this way because I think that you guys are going to be like, it's believing in you guys and I've told this story already I said that you know there was like should we go to the traditional round because this is taking it because we tried to build out
Starting point is 02:19:30 outside of Kickstarter and everything too and I was in the parking lot and I go I just never get my audience a chance I'm like I'm not doing that and I just believe in yourself and believe in what you have yeah yeah this is the way to do it now
Starting point is 02:19:44 this is the way of the future really I'm hoping I'm hoping Joseph Ashley who's doing opening closing theme music oh again, I don't know that yet. Not sure. Sharing backstories with those on Kickstarter might help with audience casting traditions. 1,000 percent. Giving the backstories and other things of that's, you know what, Sam, that's a great idea and something that we can provide backstories and other like stories about the characters as you're going through it. Because I don't know if I can give the full script, but I can get backstories. I can give old stories and things that they went through and things of that nature, for sure. Ron H.
Starting point is 02:20:17 Super extra ultimate throb and sputcheon and dhrastin and media. This fraud, pause it. I'm kidding. Nugged up right now. You know. Okay. Wiley definitely good out, Joseph. You're right. Okay. So, Blaine, Christian, you have a natural charisma that can be taught. It can be? Oh, uh.
Starting point is 02:20:36 I trust in the show because I trust in you. Thank you, Blaine. You've been my favorite reactor movie news channels since I found you. Definitely will donate to the show. Thank you, Blaine. I want to put sand. You know, what Peelde? You know that that scene we cut out with the with the lady in the car? Yes, yes. Sam could have played her. Oh, wow. Sam could have played her and she would have been great.
Starting point is 02:20:57 But maybe eventually. Okay, let's say. How much would it cost for both Peelty and Roe could be showed to fight a thousand. That should be it. Yeah, that should be it. I'm trying to get to as much because I got Ming coming in here now. So this is very actually very kind of. people are doing this now, but I'm going to do this every day for the next, like, you know, 60 days. Timothy Gibson, Christian doesn't get it with regards. Oh, no, I do. I do understand it.
Starting point is 02:21:24 You're wrong. I hate when people do that. You don't get. I do understand it. I just said, you can't jump to it right away and definitively say. So, so no, I do get it. It's not that. Okay, Ron H. We're weird to see PLD out of his bubble. I know. Well, you got to come to, that's why you got to come to the live stream. He's in there all the time. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, booster gold news just dropped. What was the booster gold news? Uh, let me find out. What queen be?
Starting point is 02:21:50 A new PLD was cool. I, okay. Joshua goes, if I donate and then can't after that one on one, wait, if I donate and then can't after that one on Kickstarter, there'll be a, will there be a new avenue to donate some more?
Starting point is 02:22:04 Um, I mean, it's that 30 days is when that one Kickstarter is, is able to, yeah. Um, yeah. Johnny, yes, Santino.
Starting point is 02:22:13 I thought that would be the case. You're the boss. really hope this works out. You're a huge inspiration. You have my support when you're ready. Thank you, Johnny. Yeah, I can, I mean, I can reach out to Andrew. So, I mean, there's other people that maybe down the line we can tweet at or something.
Starting point is 02:22:24 Yeah. Okay. Booster Gold. Do we know anything about Booster Gold? What is it? I guess we're saying booster gold's been canceled. Booster goal's been canceled, I guess. Oh, did it?
Starting point is 02:22:34 That makes sense. Okay. If it all fails with studios and Shermans. It's on threads David Jenkins. Right. Yeah, I mean, that's the whole point. As long as we make it. Let's make it.
Starting point is 02:22:42 Um, actually what happened is stealing from retro. You know, I talked to him when it was like after, um, where was I? I was at cinema con and I called him because I saw, you know, he had, he had some or some from actual like, I think real grievances and stuff too about things that happened in the past. And you and I talked for a good, I don't know. I want to tell you half an hour, maybe an hour. I can't remember. I was like Ryan. We talked for, we talked for a bit.
Starting point is 02:23:04 Uh, let's see. Next one after that. Could there be a tier where you say our name somehow? Maybe referencing an old friend or maybe some. Yeah. Well, there's definitely to be credits. There's going to be like a credits thing to. And one of the things, too, is it's just like a showcase of a lot of like social media handles and stuff. And that's going to be one of the things for sure. Okay. What else?
Starting point is 02:23:28 This one. Oh, yeah. Mike, will there be a Q&A? Mike, I'm going to be doing, I'm going to be doing streams like this. Like the whole channel is going to be like this for 60 days. So, yeah, a ton of them. Okay Ron H, PLD, Luchador Watch, any progress on the AD?
Starting point is 02:23:48 What's that? You know, that's the Roka ad that I hope. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So,
Starting point is 02:23:53 all we'll say is stay tuned. Stay tuned. That's what it is. Stay tuned. That's it. Wiley OSA, a theme song
Starting point is 02:24:00 would be too expensive for just the pilot. Probably wait till it gets picked up. I'd love to have one, though. No one does them anymore. Yeah, probably not.
Starting point is 02:24:08 Because it usually just a flash now just like the title. I think this is actually it. Christian, you might have to stop the superchats. Might go forever. That's right. I think we're done. We did it.
Starting point is 02:24:19 So, Pili, thank you for joining me on the second half of this show. I appreciate it. I got, I got Ming coming in and we're going to do invincible finally. I know people are asking for that. Yes.
Starting point is 02:24:27 So thank you. And speaking of which, he's here. So hold on. Let me just, buzz him in. I think he just, wait a minute.
Starting point is 02:24:37 Wait a minute. Perfect. Johnny, my finisher would probably be some kind of stink face. because I want to fucking just fart and roll his face. But thank you guys so much. Thank you to PLD. You know what?
Starting point is 02:24:47 Let me, let me, you know, PLD, uh, stall time for a second. All right. I'm Stalin. Let's see. Where can you find me? If you're a Schmodeon person,
Starting point is 02:24:56 go look at the old call to action channel. We have a whole interview section called chill to action. And see, that's what if you're getting to it. You might even get hired someday if you do good enough. But anyway, I'm still on the air. You want to Kim say hi?
Starting point is 02:25:10 I'm going to put, I'll put Ming on for a second, P.L.L. We'll do it. We'll do a wide shot real quick. All right. All right. Oh, you know, I got to, yeah, come on in. You got to try to scoot over here, though. Yeah, you got to move that stupid thing, the microphone. That's all good. I'll move it.
Starting point is 02:25:29 Yeah. So, yeah, the audience, you can see him over here, too. Just don't fart into the microphone. Not today. Not today. I'm good. I'll go on to this. I got it.
Starting point is 02:25:38 Who the hell did that? What the fuck? Oh, that's a good one. That was a good one. Hold on. Hold on. This time. I'm adjusting the surf pants.
Starting point is 02:25:58 Look, you guys are seeing the reunion. I haven't seen this. He's been in Spain. I've been traveling. You've been traveling around. So I'm, so, you know, we're officially launching the Kickstarter for pilot in in September. All right.
Starting point is 02:26:12 So I've been talking to the audience about it, but they've been asking about invincible. So there's a man coming awesome. So there you go. Show him. Give me one of those, give him a gun. Who's got bigger
Starting point is 02:26:29 pipe? Look this fucking guy. Kidding me? That's ridiculous. Jesus. Talk about come to reality. Yeah, and 100%. Yeah. It's like, But anyway, so yeah, and you haven't subscribed to Ming's channel.
Starting point is 02:26:43 PLD, put Ming's channel in the description. Or not the description, the chats, the chats, please. So, yeah, so that's, you got, this is, this is actually really, really good, Ming. Let me get, hold on. I don't want it to be on the cat. Oh, that's all right. But anyway, he's got a great channel over on.
Starting point is 02:27:02 So you just dropped another video the other day. I was able to get, only able to schedule one while I was away. so everybody kind of understood which is cool and a shot one out the other day and working on another one today just didn't have it done in time so okay get it out got a bunch of stuff and how yeah and how was spain was it awesome oh dude we were there during a ironically during the world cup oh my god it was insane like when argentine and spain both advanced it was insane oh it's great and then we were in granada when spain won wow so that was party city banana Oh, most of those. So, um, insane. Anyway, I'm going to be doing a lot of this stuff, like streaming for, like, the next, like, 60 days. I'm going to be like, you know, just talking to the audience about.
Starting point is 02:27:44 They've been giving great ideas and thoughts about, like, what the Kickstarter could look like. Yeah, hell yeah, dude. We got another go-out. Yeah, it's a good question. If you had any questions, what part of Spain did you visit? Great question. Oh, we started in Madrid. Did, did only two days there, two nights there.
Starting point is 02:27:57 From there went down to Seville or Sevilla. Yeah. So we took a plane over there. Uh, spent three nights there. And then. From there, we shot down to Granada, spent a few nights there. That's fun. And then ended on the coast in Nerha.
Starting point is 02:28:14 That was amazing. My girl put it together. She nailed it perfectly. Perfectly. Thank you for that. And the links up for Ming's channel. Ed, I need to talk to Ming about how I can strengthen my lower back without the use of weights and limited exercise that I can do.
Starting point is 02:28:30 Mm-hmm. Yeah. You could do, um, you can lay on the floor actually do it's called the hyper extension so lay flat on the floor stomach down chest on the ground yeah and hands at your sides and just raise
Starting point is 02:28:42 raise yourself up it's like it's like a reverse crunch okay well for your lower back something that's you know that's actually something really good to do for your channel the show like that for people absolutely I've been asking what can I do at home without weight so I do I'm putting together certain things for that just got to get it all compiled
Starting point is 02:28:58 and put out there for a decent some decent content you know I think this is very nice I go there. See, Ming? I fart. I'm never going to live that day down. You know what's funny is have a tier to have a month.
Starting point is 02:29:12 So, I mean, I'd have to pay him for that. But yeah, I can do it. Would you be up for that? Hell yeah, dude.
Starting point is 02:29:16 I want to see what the channel goes and grows. That's one of the big ideas for it. Well, no, but I'm saying, he's saying a tier for the, for the Kickstarter. Oh,
Starting point is 02:29:23 so basically offer like, you know, I'm, you get a month membership for you to work it out for, I mean, you know, I'd have to figure out what that, what that looks for you financially.
Starting point is 02:29:30 Absolutely. That makes sense. That would be, yeah. That'd be really good, man. Absolutely. Thanks, Ron. It's so funny. This is true.
Starting point is 02:29:40 Yeah, people were talking about how, like, because Winston was like, you know, flex. And I did. And everyone was like, whoa, I'm like, whoa. 100%. What do you expect? This is the guy of training. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:29:51 hilarious. So what we're going to be able to do, by the way, too, is this is like, this is like a little bit of a preview because when I do my day, I'm going to do like a full day where I'm just having a bunch of people in, interviews and stuff, too. I'll have Ming on, talking about stuff. I'll have Sam on, a bunch of different things. So we'll be doing that for sure.
Starting point is 02:30:06 That's a good question. Ming, do you cheat on vacation or do you eat as clean as you can while away? Yeah, you know, you got to enjoy yourself, right? And just in general, I'm more, like the level I'm at now, I'm pretty much, and Christine's always laughing at me. 80, 20, 80% clean, 20%, whatever I want, because as long as you're disciplined with it, you can get away with that, right? Yeah.
Starting point is 02:30:29 Um, vacation. I indulge, but I keep it to, I don't overindulge, put it that way. Okay. I'm going to have some drinks and stuff like that. Don't get me wrong. Um, but, you know, I'm not really looking, listen, in Europe, it's my first time in Europe. I believe it. Oh, wow. Are you told me that? The food there, it's not like here. Like, they let so much crap. Yeah. They get away with so much crap here. The food there is super clean, right? It doesn't blow. You nobody has gluten issues over there. Right. Nothing like that. So. So. I mean, we were eating pretty much everything on the menu.
Starting point is 02:31:02 A lot of it's top of us, so small a plate's, right? And just sharing. But listen, you got to enjoy yourself, right? If you're there working out as much as possible while you're home, you have to enjoy yourself. Yeah, seriously. I mean, you see me out for yogurt and berries. There you go. Once I came back, man, it was.
Starting point is 02:31:18 It was really a little strict. I sent him, by the way, and I told people on the other day what I'm doing sort of diet. But I send it to him first, get approval. But that's, I mean, that's what I've been doing every three hours. That's great, dude. Yeah. And you did. You have to move it from two to two and a half.
Starting point is 02:31:30 I went to two and a half three hours. Yeah. All right. Listen, you guys are the best. Thank you for being here. Thanks to Mingford popping on when he did. Hell yeah.
Starting point is 02:31:39 I'll let everybody know what's going on with as we are getting closer and closer with the Kickstarter. So thank you. Thank you of all the wonderful questions and the support and all that and more. Again, like I said, 13,000 people put it in 25 bucks. We make the show. That's it. That's great. That's it.
Starting point is 02:31:55 We can do it. So it's more than doing. We just, we're going to, today, I think we're going to hit 231,000 subscribers. So I think we're going to be in good shape. So, all right. Thank you guys for being here. Thanks to me. Thanks to PLD.
Starting point is 02:32:07 Thanks to all you guys. I appreciate you. And we'll see you on the flip side. Did you shit, man?

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