The Kristian Harloff Show - WHAT?! Joaquin Phoenix says Christopher Nolan offered HIM the role of the joker in The Dark Knight

Episode Date: October 29, 2024

Lots going on! Joaquin Phoenix talked about being offered eath Ledger's role in The Dark Knight and feeling he missed out. Neve Campbell never called Melissa barrera after she was fired. Gerwig's Narn...ia coming to IMAX? Jumanji 3 is coming in 2026. This and more on the live show with Kristian and Roxy. #macu #marvel #dc #dcu #thedarkknight #batman #nolan #narnia OUR SPONSORS: VILLA: Try VIIA! https://bit.ly/viiakristianharloff and use code KRISTIAN! BILT:   Earn points by paying rent right now when you go to http://www.joinbilt.com/BIGTHING HELLO TUSHY It's time to ditch toilet paper and finally feel shower-fresh with Hello TUSHY! For a limited time, our listeners get 10% off their first bidet order when you use code BIGTHING at checkout. That's 10% off your first bidet order at http://www.HelloTUSHY.com with promo code BIGTHING  

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Starting point is 00:00:30 Joaquin Phoenix was actually offered the Joker before even Heath Ledger got it. Interesting. And why didn't he get it in the first place? And is that the definition of fate of what actually happened? So we'll discuss that. Melissa Barrera was speaking out about Nev Campbell not even reaching out to her after she was canned. Should she out? We'll discuss that.
Starting point is 00:00:55 Will Roxy finally win one today and defeat Roca's big day that he had yesterday. So many questions. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, anywhere podcasts are found. Make sure you do that. It's myself. It's Roxanne Stryer on the show today. Let's do it, everybody. It's the show. You know it. You love it. I hope. And here it is. Welcome back to the show, everybody. It is Tuesday. And joining me on Tuesday, as she does every Tuesday. Roxie Stryor. Hello, Roxie. Hi, normal Tuesday. Nothing to be pissed about today. What'd you do? What happened? Something happened? Oh, okay. Everything. Well, you should.
Starting point is 00:01:51 You haven't heard my, you didn't watch my, you don't stop my social media. You don't know that for, since Thursday 6 p.m., there is a smoke detector that's going off in my place every minute on the minute. No, I know. Do you understand that how it's, well, and I will say, I give you major props because as you saw it, kind of, the inception was on this show where we talked about Roxy kind of helping out with some social media stuff. and she is helping out. But our Clips Channel is doing decent with the interviews that we have. And I was like, I just can't get to it.
Starting point is 00:02:21 And I said to Roxy, is this something you'd be interested in? Because she's so damn good at it. And she did. She went through my Matthew Lillard stuff. She went through the Billy Magnus and stuff. And she's going to be doing a couple of those. So it's so. I'm excited.
Starting point is 00:02:35 I'm so happy to have you to do it because I respect your opinion so much on that stuff and the titles. And, you know, I'm working on it. So that is, I'm pretty excited for people to see that channel. It just feels like the good old days. It does for sure. Did you see? And then I'm going to send you the, I know that I- Why are you trying to keep me from Billy? Why didn't you have me on that interview? Because I don't think you were available, actually. Why are you trying to keep me from- I know? You got a crush on Billy, huh? Future Bay. And you're trying to keep me from him.
Starting point is 00:03:04 I know, I'm sorry, Billy's pretty great. Billy, somehow randomly the most normal actor we've ever, I've ever seen in my entire life. And you're like, No, I'm not going to have Roxy on that show. I'm sorry. But Roxy, he was everything you could have dreamed for. He was a good guy. And so the guests we have are so good. And listen, this is something you've been talking about here.
Starting point is 00:03:23 You are the only person so far on the show that we have that has not won yet. I know. Now, Brett won last week or almost won last week with, I don't know if Brett's won, actually. So I don't think. Almost winning is not winning. Yeah, I don't think Brett's one. Most only counts in horseshoes and handgun. No, I said.
Starting point is 00:03:42 that because Steph and Brett hit over 100, but, but wins. I'm telling you the later in the week, it just has such an advantage. Like, because you said benchmarks and that's what happens. Like, when you tell people, we want to get over this, we want to get over this. Winston and Coy are going to have a monopoly on this, like, pretty much. I don't know. Look at, look at Roca. Roka had 111 yesterday. Yeah, there's just, I think there's no way he wins the week. You don't think so. No, I don't, because I think people are just although maybe he does Roka has a great way of getting people to
Starting point is 00:04:18 support he really does So I mean one 10 is Or 11 is a tough one but you're starting a 10 thus far So that's good and we got a lot of stories to talk about And I'm excited to do so So the first one is this Joaquin Phoenix story And you heard this right
Starting point is 00:04:33 Yeah I did which I was kind of surprised about Yeah so we'll get into this Let me blow that up a little bit so people can see it Blow it up, blow it up, watch it all fall out. There we go. Yeah, watch it off all. That's the Yankees season right now. Yeah, sorry, my dude.
Starting point is 00:04:49 It's really awful. It's really awful. And I see, yeah, but you, here's the thing, and I'm going to reiterate this. When I spoke to you last week about it, shockingly, you said that you're your second favorite team, which I still don't really understand, but I respect it. It's only because my whole family lives there. My mom grew up a diehard Yankees fan. So, like, it was in the household. I understand it.
Starting point is 00:05:08 I get it. Yeah. But I would understand if you were like, I can't wait for the Dodgers to win, screw the Yankees after that because you're Red Sox girl, right? And you have the added bonus that you live in L.A. Okay. Yeah, it has been fun here. I will say people are in kind of a good move.
Starting point is 00:05:27 Sure. And so, but I would understand it because you have the reason with the Red Sox thing. Winston's a Rangers fan. He's such a front runner, and I'm going to call him out. Oh, is he like shredding you right now? So, I don't even, I'm ignoring his text because. he's been so ridiculous that I don't you can't be a rangers fan and then just become a dodgers fan because you live there and i've been calling him out on on the air i'm going to call him out on friday and you know and big balls is really upset with him too he's going to talk to him too yeah so this is the one thing big balls and i might agree on who knows that's right that is very i'm very excited that was the case so Winston knows how to get under people's skin that's for sure it's true especially with sports stuff I never have a game that's like very important to Boston without getting some kind of a text message from him.
Starting point is 00:06:15 Did you? There we go. I had something in my throat. Oh. Did you say that you agree with me? You know, I don't speak to you anymore. Come on, look. Look.
Starting point is 00:06:27 I do not. But just turn your head. Hey, thank you. Look at me. You're looking right at me. No, I tried to turn away. I didn't, you know. You know what I did yesterday?
Starting point is 00:06:35 Your respect. Couldn't care of us. Oh, come on. I'll tell you one thing. and you'll probably like it too. And I won't do this to you because I got too much respect. I drag my balls on Rokka's face. Come on.
Starting point is 00:06:48 No? She hates me, dude. Yeah, she does. She absolutely hates you. All right, let's get to this story. Okay. So Phoenix talks missing out on the dark night. Story I'd never even heard until today.
Starting point is 00:07:06 With the Joker sequel, about to hit Digital, after disastrous box office run, the film star Joaquin Phoenix has revealed that his take on the character is almost part of another film. Appearing on... What is this now? Tetragamat Mation?
Starting point is 00:07:20 Okay, with Rick Rubin. Phoenix revealed that he had talked to Christopher Nolan about potentially playing the clown prince of crime in the dark night. Heath Ledger ultimately played the Joker in the 2008 film
Starting point is 00:07:33 posthumously winning an Oscar for his work. 11 years later, Phoenix won an Oscar for his work in the Joker. or Joker rather. Feenex says he can't recall much of the context of the conversation with Nolan and how it went, but he definitely remembers meeting him over the role, and he explains. I remember I talked to Christopher Nolan about the Dark Night, and that didn't happen for whatever reason. I wasn't ready to. That's one of those things where it's like, was it in me,
Starting point is 00:07:58 well, what is in me that's not doing this? And it's not about me. There's something else. There's another person who was going to do something. I can't imagine what it would be if we didn't have Heath Ledger's performance in that film, right? I don't know whether Christopher Nolan was coming to me saying, you are definitely the person. I can't remember the context of how we met, but I know that we met, and my feeling was I shouldn't do this. But maybe he also was like, you're not the guy.
Starting point is 00:08:23 I couldn't say, but it went the other, but it went the way it was supposed to. 2019's Joker went on to make $1.7 billion, yada, y'an. So this is more so of like, yeah, he got probably really close in whether or not he's saying that Nolan wanted him or not, He doesn't remember how it went down. But I think he ultimately says the conclusion that we're going to come to you and I,
Starting point is 00:08:44 which is fate stepped in and we got the performance we were supposed to get. You know what I wondered about all of this? How do you do an entire Joker 1 movie, all the press for Joker 1, and then we get to Joker 2, all the press before Joker 2. And this story doesn't come out. but why why now probably get some more press on it so somebody will watch it on digital did you know what I mean like I clearly he made the choice that he was like I'm not going to tell this story and then he changed his mind because otherwise he would have told the story
Starting point is 00:09:28 at some point in the last couple of few years but he didn't and decided to say it now It's interesting. Yeah, it's probably coordinated also. And probably figure, or enough time has passed that he figured he could say it. And it's interesting also because. But a year ago, enough time hadn't passed when he was, I mean, this month was impressed for the movie. I'm not saying it doesn't make any sense. It's just the movie's not doing well.
Starting point is 00:09:59 And I think that it's a fascinating time to kind of be like I was always supposed to be the Joker. The movie's not not doing well because he wasn't great. He's amazing. Everybody knows that. He's so talented. Right. So I don't know. I kind of was like, huh, that's wild story.
Starting point is 00:10:14 You know what is interesting, though? Because you remember how good he was in Joker and the reason when he won the Oscar and how people thought he was just fantastic and one of the best performances of the role since Heath Ledger? And some people even had Heath won Joaquin, two, even over Jack, right? So I do wonder, though. like do I wish that he would have been cast over Heath Ledger? No, absolutely not. I don't think there's a person on the planet who wishes that, right?
Starting point is 00:10:44 However, if he would have been cast and Heath Ledger had never stepped into the role and he would have done what he did, then it would have been even more of a renowned, people would have loved it even more so than ever because he was, in 2007, pretty respected, even, you know, and probably more well-known obviously than Heath Ledger. If he would have been cast,
Starting point is 00:11:07 you remember when Heath Ledger was cast, everyone was like, what the hell are they doing? They're cast in Heath Ledger? Is it a Joker? I don't think you would have gotten that with Joaquin Phoenix back then. Hmm. I don't know. You think so? I think people would have been, people would have been on board with it and said, okay, let's see what he's got. He's a good actor.
Starting point is 00:11:28 There's a little bit more, I think, to him, and I still think he would have done a great job. I just push back on everyone about everything. That's true. I can't imagine the announcement in the internet being like, Yay! Right. No, no, I understand. But I'm saying,
Starting point is 00:11:42 well, there's times people get cast. When Corn Sweat got cast, people were, people are on board with that. You know, when... A lot of people,
Starting point is 00:11:50 but a lot of people were like, a no name. Who is that, right? You're not wrong that there's always going to be... The question is the majority.
Starting point is 00:11:57 Where's the majority going? I think the majority was against Heath Ledger. I don't think the majority would have been against Joaquin Phoenix. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:12:04 But like I said, do I think... my time honestly like not the movies but i was not in the industry yet so i don't remember there being any backlash against heathletcher oh wow yeah there was at all that's because what what year would that have been 2009 he must be cast in 2008 yeah forget what year because i wasn't living out here yet so where i was it was like just another casting announcement it wasn't until i started doing the show with you that i even found out that that was a controversial pick Interesting, yeah, because it was, and that's, I guess I furthers our point how we always talk about how the, the mainstream audience doesn't really pay attention to a lot of this stuff and know, like you talk about with your, with your grandparents, so they don't know who's directing what or who's doing what. And sometimes maybe they go, oh, I know who that is. Now, it was your grandmother who just, who just realized who Clinton, Quinn, Quinn, Dad, your dad, who just knew Quinn Tarantino was right, right.
Starting point is 00:13:02 who thinks that this is a man with potential. Right, right. So it's very interesting. It's very interesting. So, I remember, I don't think I could have told you at the time. You know, TDK trilogy is my favorite of all of not only my favorite Nolan movies, but also my favorite of any superhero movies. And it was from the second that I saw The Dark Night, I was like, that's my favorite comic book movie. But I don't even know if I could have told you Heath Ledger's name at the time.
Starting point is 00:13:30 I don't remember even knowing that he was cast. just going and seeing it, probably afterwards, looking up, like, who was that? Did you never see Brook back Mountain? No, I did, but I don't think that I, like, clocked actors like that. Okay, that's great. And then 10 Things I Hate About You is the other one. I loved that movie. I probably was like, oh, that's the dude from.
Starting point is 00:13:50 Okay, it was one of those things. I don't know that Heath Ledger was even a household name for me at that point. Well, either way, it doesn't look like, you know, Joaquin Phoenix will wind up playing Joker ever again, at least. I don't think so. You never know. Never say never because after the first movie, we didn't think that. Well, the first movie made a billion dollars.
Starting point is 00:14:10 This one. This is less likely. Another story that I wanted to talk about today was we've, and it seems like there's more and more. I know that you heard about that Margarabi things. You hear about this with Netflix? No. So there's a movie that she was planning on doing.
Starting point is 00:14:24 And it looks like it might, I don't remember the name of movie yet, but it might fall apart. And it's because, again, of the theatrical release. producing or starring in it? I think she's doing both. And I think it might fall apart because they are pushing back on theatrical release again because that's not Netflix's model. I don't think it's a coincidence
Starting point is 00:14:41 that Margo Robbie is saying this now because her and Greta Gerwig are tight. And I think that they're going to, I think that actors are going to start to strong arm Netflix into doing it. And I think it's already starting to happen because Greta Gerwig's Nornia could potentially come to IMAX.
Starting point is 00:15:00 Oh, this is crazy because you and I spoke about this. Yeah. Netflix is reportedly in talks to release Greta Gerwig's upcoming new film adaptation of C.S. Lewis is the Chronicles of Narnia novel series on IMAX screens globally, according to a new report at Bloomberg. It goes forward. It would, if it goes forward, it would be one of the streaming platform's biggest business deals
Starting point is 00:15:26 with cinemas to date. The Barbie director has stated before how she wants to release Narnia and cinemas. In recent weeks, there have been rumors she may even walk away from the project over this issue. Netflix has steadfastly resisted cinema releases for its films to date aside from small awards qualifying runs. Part of that is due to Netflix and major theater chains never being able to agree on a business model as cinemas want Netflix to withhold films from its streaming services for multiple weeks or months. With IMAX, though, which now has close to 2,000 screens in 90 countries, Gerwig, and the project's producers have seen an opportunity. The outlet says the giant screen exhibitor has signaled to Gerwig that it would add the film to its slate of upcoming movies if Netflix agrees to a deal. The trade says discussions are in an early stage and no decision has been finalized, and said screenings would be conditional on the approval of cinema chains like AMC, Regal with House IMAX screens.
Starting point is 00:16:23 Netflix is expected to spend at least 175 million or more on the film, which is the first in a planned number of films that has tipped to adapt the entire seven novel series. Previously, the first three published novels were turned into films and the first four were done for television. You know what I think was, let me just interrupt you for a second there. I'm not let you finish Christian. Like Mike Connell. When I was listening to your Billy Magnuson interview, my man, Billy. something that he was talking about that I thought was really interesting that he briefly mentioned was the disappointment of Roadhouse not coming to theaters. Yeah, and I thought that was a brilliant question on your part.
Starting point is 00:17:07 But the way that he answered it was really vulnerable because it is challenging to speak on these things. But he speaks about one of the real reasons why it's such a bummer for the artists when these movies aren't released theatrically. And it's not just that their work doesn't get to be seen on the biggest of platforms. It really messes up a lot of people's money, finances, contracts. You don't get the same kind of back end. You don't get the same kind of rewards. And it's the artists who really suffer. And it's the platforms that the streaming services that get these that really benefit,
Starting point is 00:17:47 but not the artists and then they don't get paid for the streams because that was not That was not a fight that was won during the strike. The transparency is barely there. So I think that when we come to Greta Gerwick, of course, a lot of this is about being seen on the big screen because Narnia should be seen there. A lot of this is about her having an over billion dollar movie in the box office and knowing that she is capable of creating things on this level. After Francis Ha, after Lady Birch, this is now the level that she is at. And a lot of this is probably about her protecting her artists, knowing that these actors and the, the writer, I don't know, maybe she wrote this. I'm not sure, but director herself, that they kind of get screwed on these deals when it doesn't go to theaters. So I think that that's a big part of it that's kind of not being spoken about.
Starting point is 00:18:44 Yeah, I agree with all of that. I, and I'm just going to play devil's advocate for a second, but I agree with everything that you said. I just think that, you know, the difference is if I'm Ted Sarandos and I'm Netflix, I'm like, yeah, but that was always our deal. We didn't just, like, change it. It's like it was always our thing. So if you're making a deal with us, you know that's part of it. And again, if it's told that the report that we always talked about in that last one was that she was kind of told that they could change it a little bit. And the guy who was there before who's no longer there was kind of advocating that, you'll get this done.
Starting point is 00:19:15 We'll get you some theatrical. And maybe that's why she signed the deal. But, you know, as far as them, they could. could say, well, you don't want to do that. And if you hear that report, it's also because they got to deal with the theaters and the theaters want a certain cut and they don't want. And then Netflix has to wait to put it on their platform and that's the whole reason they want to put it there in the first place. And they don't really care about the extra money that they're getting at the theaters because it's insignificant as opposed to what they could be doing with new subscribers that sign up and all that
Starting point is 00:19:42 stuff and whatever. But I do think with this much pushback from people like Greta Gerwig, who is hot right now and Margot Robbie who is arguably the the biggest actress on the planet with those two pushing back and leading the charge very similar to how strikes work don't be surprised if more big actors start to do this because of what you just said because of the money because of those things and I think you I don't think this is the last we're going to see of this the IMAX deal is nice it is something that I would like to see Narnia in IMAX I think that's how I would like to see it But I think Netflix is ultimately going to be strong armed by big actors.
Starting point is 00:20:25 This is going to be more of a common thing. And the good thing about that is when negotiations come up again, I do think that streamers are going to be more willing to hopefully be transparent and give cuts to artists because they're going to see it's not working. Their plan to be like, oh, we'll just put it on streamer and keep it all for ourselves. isn't working. There's so much pushback against it. So maybe they're going to be more willing in a few years to say, you know what? Here's actually how we're going to do it when it's released on streaming services.
Starting point is 00:20:58 Here's what back end points look like here. Here are the benchmarks that we need to get to in order for people to be receiving X amount of money. Because you're right, Greta Gerwig does have power right now in Hollywood. Not as much as the big studios have, but she does have some and she's making waves. And so is Margo Robbie, who you said arguably the number one star on the planet. And I had never thought of that before. I would say, yeah. I would say she's the number one actress on the planet right now.
Starting point is 00:21:28 I mean, for bankability. Yeah. It really might be her. She's also very smart in how she's taken that star power and turning. She's producing things. And she doesn't just produce big, huge things. She produces little plays. She's producing, you know, things on off-Broadway.
Starting point is 00:21:43 She's producing. So she throws her name in the right spots to help other people out, and she's also doing the right projects when they're coming about. So that's why I think she's... And she's talented. Super talented. And I think it's one of the reasons that she's... The closest thing to a movie star that we have right now where it's...
Starting point is 00:22:05 I still don't think she's powerful enough because I don't think any actor is anymore, to get people in the movies with their name alone. No. That just doesn't happen anymore. Tom Cruise still does more. He doesn't do that. I'm just saying more than her. Sure, sure. But it's like you, yes, in the fact that you'll say Tom Cruise is a new movie, what's it about?
Starting point is 00:22:29 As opposed to back in the day, well, Tom Cruise isn't something. Let's go see it. And that just doesn't happen anymore. What do you guys think about this Netflix stuff? You think it's going to happen? You think they're going to start doing more movies like in the theater? You think that, no, he's going to, Ted Strand's going to put his heels and say, no, not going to have it. Because they didn't necessarily say that it's Netflix leading this IMAX pitch.
Starting point is 00:22:51 It made it seem like the theaters and Greta Gerwig are the ones in this early negotiation. So will even happen? I'm very curious. Roxy, can you hear when I play these, when I play our sponsors, can you hear them? I used to be able to. Last week, I could not. Let's find out about today. I really hope that you can because I'm going to have to tell you about it afterwards because this is going to be.
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Starting point is 00:27:51 And there's new news with that because apparently it just made a profit, like just made a profit. The movie came out. Really? Yeah, a movie came out, what? February or was it last year? When would the hell of that movie come out? I don't remember. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:28:07 look was it beginning of this year i don't remember no way no it was last year it was last it was like last uh february or something was it was it was that long ago yeah right it was it was it was last year um february 17th 2023 yeah yeah that makes sense it well it just made a profit apparently so marvel studios aunt man in the was quantum manna quantomania premier what happened to you the microphone just decided to fall uh i have to adjust it and haven't had an opportunity to it Marvel Studios Ant Man and LaWast Quantomania premiered in February last year to a weak reception and a lackluster, 476.1 million worldwide gross. It's a film that mostly, that it's a film that's mostly famous these days for being both the big screen start and the likely end of Jonathan Majors Kang. In addition, it was noted for its poor quality visual effects that really brought the issues with Marvel's post-production pipeline into the public conversation.
Starting point is 00:29:05 There's a new report of Forbes that has gone into the film's finances, and the project was shot in the UK. The production company for the title had to file financial statements that are eventually released for public disclosure. By doing this, they benefit from the UK's tax credits, which gives production a cast reimbursement of up to 25.5% of the money they spend in the country.
Starting point is 00:29:26 According to the outlet, that reimbursement came to $58.2 million. The outlet indicates the film total cost came in at 338.370 prior to the reimbursement, which brought net cost to 330.088. They also indicate the total revenue generator from the film stands at 330.176 million, resulting in a net profit of 88,236.
Starting point is 00:29:50 So they made about $88,000 on this movie. However, as the piece goes to explain, the result here is as much of a case of clever accounting and working within UK tax laws, then anything else, so it shouldn't be seen as final numbers. So it's still, yeah, it's still a failure, but it's not one of these kind of monumental losses that will say like the Marvels was, you know?
Starting point is 00:30:11 It's interesting that you can just maneuver the system that way. That's why they shoot. That's why they don't shoot in L.A. Yeah, yeah, for sure. I mean, I am learning all about different tax credits and things that you get for shooting in different locations as I'm getting more into the production side of filmmaking. And it's so crazy to me.
Starting point is 00:30:31 Like, I didn't realize when people were talking about these tax credits. I thought it just meant that, like, you get tax breaks or you know you get a return like straight up certain states will be like yeah here's three hundred thousand dollars to shoot here it's like oh my god what like why would you shoot in L.A. L.A. is such a nightmare to shoot in but yeah this is smart good for them. I'm glad that this wasn't such an epic failure. I don't know if you know this Christian or remember this. I actually loved this movie. I do remember that yeah. Yeah and I know that I'm one of the onlys. I think you might be the, yeah, you might be the sole person that loves it might be the sole person.
Starting point is 00:31:09 I had, like, I thought that this movie, it really truly reminded me of being on drugs and it was so fun. Fair. I didn't hate it like everybody else did, but I remember coming out of the theater going, oh, there's a lot of people who don't like this one. It's going to be a lot of people. It's really weird. Yeah, it's really weird. Yeah, it's really weird. And I don't think I'll ever watch it again in the same way that I think you, but I respect how you watch movies though, too.
Starting point is 00:31:32 You go in and you watch them. You just, you just kind of have. have a different, I just want to be entertained type of thing. You don't really pick them. Fun or not fun? Right. And so where I think the last Venom movie is something I never need to watch ever again, but I watched your thing and you had a, you had a fun time with it.
Starting point is 00:31:49 Yeah, I really did. I thought that movie was such a blast. I really give a lot of leeway to movies that are short. Yeah, right. 100%. There's nothing worse than a movie that's not that good and is two and a half hours. Like then go F yourself. But like this movie was a 90 minute movie, so much more leeway.
Starting point is 00:32:10 Thank you for not overseeing. You're welcome. Yeah, it's 1.30. And you know, it's funny you say that because although the veteran movies are just not my thing, I do think, and I had this kind of disagreement with Roke history. I think you could make an argument that the third is the best out of the three of them. But it's still not just done a great movie, but that hour and 30, I'm going in there. I was out and I was like, well, they didn't put me, even people who don't really love this franchise.
Starting point is 00:32:35 They didn't put me through anything. It made me sit there for two hours and 20 minutes going, oh my God, how much more to take of this? It's like 1.30, you said, you're in, you're out. Yeah, DJ asked me, DJ Wildridge. He was like, why is this any better for you than Madam Webb? And I was like, it just is so much better. It's more, it's a way more fun movie than Madam Webb.
Starting point is 00:32:56 He was like, I think they're equally as bad. And I was like, I don't, I just feel like Madam Webb. I don't know actually what the runtime was on that. but I just remember too long is the runtime too long please end god damn yeah right yeah because it wasn't fun it wasn't a fun movie in the way that I think that there were some legit funny moments I find I find venom funny I find him I find him funny he makes me laugh I don't know if that's really where the Todd McFarlane and everybody who came up with him wanted him to go but I do think this iteration is that's what they're going yes 100% find us laughing at venom in this movie I think we're laughing
Starting point is 00:33:33 with the movie like I I think that that they knew what they were doing. It's, you get me every time with that stupid. We are Venom. It's so stupid, but it gets me every time. But it's so stupid. But there's some funny stuff. The best stuff that they have is Eddie Brock and Venom stuff.
Starting point is 00:33:48 The story is, you can't argue with me, though. Do you think Juno Temple, who we loved and you love the offer, right? Yeah, I loved the offer, but obviously I loved Ted Lasso. I loved Fargo. I loved Juno and everything. Right. Completely underused. anybody could have done that role.
Starting point is 00:34:06 I mean, did you see what happened with Michelle Williams, Oscar Well, that's what I'm saying. They completely under you that and then I can't remember who I was talking to. I was all my least her line in the entire movie, Chris. And it was unfortunately her first scene. The cockroach thing. I was like. I don't remember. See,
Starting point is 00:34:22 I don't remember. I just saw it last week. She gets to, this isn't a spoiler because it comes early. It ends up being relevant later, but she's like pulling into the facility and he's like, oh yeah, it's for demolition. And she's like, the only thing that would survive would be the cockroaches. Did you know that cockroaches have survived 2.3 million years?
Starting point is 00:34:41 Right, right. I was like, yeah, I felt that was, that was, you could have, that movie only cost 120 million. You could have cut both her and she would tell Ezra for who are tremendous actors, but they're just completely wasted. You could have used that budget on unknowns to do those roles. It hasn't come out yet, Christian, but are that same day, two hours before. for the first time in my life, I watched children of men. Oh, it's a great movie. I thought it was the most amazing movie ever.
Starting point is 00:35:11 It's a great movie. I was like in a chill, I was in a Chittal phase. Yeah, yeah, sure, sure. And I was like, ooh, and then I saw him in this. And I was like, oh, yeah, that's my guy. And then I was like, oh, no. You forget he's in it. And it's in the same way you mentioned Michelle Williams.
Starting point is 00:35:27 There's no world where I should forget that Michelle Williams is in a movie. And we were talking about the day. It's like, oh, yeah, she's in that. Like, no, it is crazy. Yeah, it is, it is crazy. I don't know if I would say Juno Temple was underutilized as much as like, it could have been anybody because like utilizing her more means longer movie, more of a role.
Starting point is 00:35:51 I'm just giving her more to do. She's, it's Juno Temple. Give her more to do. She's such a generic role. Don't you feel like they are trying to set something up for her? Yeah, I know. But that's, but that's always like, but you got to give me something. during the actual movie.
Starting point is 00:36:06 Like, she just, there's nothing to her, like, the backstory. How about where is Michelle Williams? Right. Yeah, she came to her senses and said, I'm not doing it. But just like, we're not going to address that. No, they don't need to. All right, let's do, Roxie. Another blonde girl.
Starting point is 00:36:21 Bring it a different blonde, different role. We have more to talk about movie-wise, but you, currently, you're 20 or 19, I should say. So you got a lot to go. We're not even legal. Nope. To drink. drink you got to you are we got the fuck there you go rocks there you go let's go squad all right so
Starting point is 00:36:42 I mean hey I wouldn't I'm just saying you went there though you went there right I have to sit in it which is the worst part hey hey hey I heard what you said hey hey hey we'll never be as bad as big balls hey can you forgive me can we be friends pretty please I try this Maxie, you don't have to put on a real life. I'll give you massages. Just stop it. You just leave her alone, please. She does not like you.
Starting point is 00:37:19 Stupid. All right. We have other things. Oh, welcome back. Thank you. Jumanji. We're doing a third one. And it's set for December of 2026.
Starting point is 00:37:31 A third Jumanji of the current era and fourth overall. is in the works at Sony Pictures with a December 11, 2026 release on regular and IMAX screens announced today. Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, Karen Gillen, are expected to reprise their roles from previous two films. And director Jake Kasden is also expected back. Whether supporting cast members like Nick Jonas, Aquafina, Alex Wolfe, or Reese Darby, Will Return, Unclear. Welcome to The Jungle Arrived in 2017, which is a new take on Chris Vanne. Alsberg's 1981 book, which was previously adapted into the 95 film starring Robin Williams. Well received by audiences end up surpassing 950 million. I did not realize that. At the global
Starting point is 00:38:18 box office, it followed a group of teenage friends getting trapped inside a video game as a collection of adult avatars. A sequel, the next level, was quickly greenlit and released in 2019 and grossed over 800 million. Wow. Those involved have been keen to do a third one, but it's mostly been an issue of scheduling. Johnson has previously teased this could likely serve as the final one in the series. What a quiet, massive two movies. Like, I did not have a clue that movie almost made a billion dollars. I mean, literally, 50 million away from a billion dollars, which is crazy.
Starting point is 00:38:53 I'm surprised I didn't keep it in the theaters a little longer to try to get even closer. Maybe they did. Re-released for Hot Sets. Yeah, maybe they did. But 950 million for that movie and 800 million for the sequel. that if you would have asked me my prediction before i read that article i would have told you that the first one made like between six and seven hundred and the second one made about five i'm so right there with you right and i would have thought those exact numbers as what i was thinking
Starting point is 00:39:18 in my head um yeah that i i guess it's shocking because i totally get why but it is it is a little surprising that they did that well i really like these movies um i have so much fun with them yeah I guess we said the first one of these because I guess it's the third it already is the third movie in the timeline because they they include the Robin Williams one as canon so the first one was a the 2017 one was a big surprise I remember watching that movie in the theater going all right what are they doing here and I laughed so much in that movie but I was also entertained by it and the second one that they did was fine it was okay it wasn't it wasn't terrible so I think it makes all the sense in the world I would have told you it made all the sense in the world before I knew those numbers. And they both came out in December, I believe. And it was, I didn't realize that Jimonji, the second one that they did was 2019. I would have told you it was pandemic. But it wasn't.
Starting point is 00:40:15 It was right before the pandemic. So that's wild too. You want to know what's even crazier is that 2020 was almost five years ago, which was nuts, which was nuts. That was such a blur from like the two or now three years. I mean, did you just see? I know. Come back to me. Come back to me. I got to put the story together. Uh-oh. What happened? You're right? I'm melting. I'm melting.
Starting point is 00:40:42 What is... I'm... I can't go. What, all right. Do you think about it? But I think that's, I think that's it for everything we got there. Now we're going to do TV and then we'll get into the questions. So, Rocks is... You can't, you can't, you can't. Why? Because how are you going to, when I'm doing it? What? What the hell are you talking about? Are you having a mental breakdown? I know. Okay. Now I know. I know. I know. Let me tell you.
Starting point is 00:41:09 I don't know what just happened in your brain, but I'm glad I'm not in it. Well, I can't tell you what happened, but I can't tell you what I was trying to say. Oh. Imagine 2020. Did you see Beth May post her Halloween costume in 2020 when she was the human centipede? No, but I think I think I remember. It was hilarious, right? She's very funny. she literally had like has everybody all these dolls in her butt oh that's really funny she's a very very funny woman um funny person and um yeah she was she was great oh you want to know what happened
Starting point is 00:41:44 yeah this is what happened so you know when you just like are not sleeping unwell and then i was trying to think of like all i could see was her handle and so i was like hey may hey may and i was like oh you couldn't you couldn't get to her name No, and I was like, hey, May, who's Hey, May? And it's like, hey, it's Beth May. And I was like, I can't butcher that she's actually our homie and like I really like her. And I couldn't move on. So then I had to go to Instagram, see my recent activity. I commented on the post. It's really good. Hey, May, hey, May.
Starting point is 00:42:17 Someone said, with that, Roxy already got her shipment of Vaya. Yeah, that makes sense. You must have. You must have. And this is why I read it all the time. I was like, is Roxy absolutely toasted on these shows, which I'm never. No. Because I'm not, but I get why you just asked. Okay. Well, let's get to your TV picks. You've got some good ones.
Starting point is 00:42:36 Yeah. Let's start. What do you got? Only Murders in the building had the finale last night. I think this was another really good season. I like who they picked as the murderer. I actually called it when we met that person, but I think they did a good job here. I'm keeping it spoiler-free because I know this came on late last night.
Starting point is 00:42:57 These three are the big three. they're awesome so many celebrities this season you know Zach Alfanakis um evil longoria Merrill street obviously on the show just like crazy hit after hit damn um Eugene levy uh so so many people Paul Rudd I was thinking there was going to be one of those people was going to be a big big death um but clearly now all the celebrities love working on the show and they all are like don't kill me off that's okay so that's Annette just their finale just happened. Yep.
Starting point is 00:43:31 Final just happened. All right. Next one. So obviously with the recommendation of Gascon that the case be re-looked at and resentenced, I've been really diving into the Menendez brothers. I watched the Ryan Murphy Netflix series and then thought it was better to watch the Netflix doc about this because it actually has Eric and Lyle interviewed and speaking. that they did a really great job with this doc.
Starting point is 00:44:00 I think that if you actually want to know from the more legitimate perspective as opposed to Ryan Murphy's show, which had a lot of truth to it. And from the doc, there's a lot of crossover, but also was a Ryan Murphy TV show that really is for entertainment. If you actually want to know why they are being resentenced possibly, or that's the recommendation to the judge, then I would watch this doc. and honestly not that you ask my opinion
Starting point is 00:44:28 and we don't get too political on this show but I think it's absolutely justified that they're being resentenced and I want to see these two out of prison and I think 35 years is definitely long enough Oh, you want to see them out of prison? Yeah, I really do. Okay.
Starting point is 00:44:42 I really do. Okay. I think that they're nonviolent, non, I don't think that they're a threat to society and I think that 35 years is way to is so long. Is that how long it's been?
Starting point is 00:44:54 were 1921 35 years they've been in jail for 35 years 35 years wow I didn't realize it was that long because they were sentenced to life without parole wow but like with the abuse that yeah none of us were there none of us know but that all of their family attested to like the it seems like these two boys were so so badly horribly tortured that now they're in their 50s let's let them live their life I just don't think that interesting okay um my personal thoughts on it but i thought the doc did a really good job all right so that's on netflix right now next one uh the penguin so so good man you got it like i can't wait to watch your interview with this guy christian because he is just such so good he's a great kid too
Starting point is 00:45:50 it's a really nice nice dude you're gonna love him but in this episode i just just thought so he was so good um yeah man the way that like the fight of the confrontation between christend lilyotti and i don't know the actress's name but um mom no the sex worker oh yeah she's great that scene was great i was watching the after uh about it and they were it's like one of the longest scenes but it felt short because of the movement the way that they their energy was so good they were so locked into each other. So good. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:46:26 Yeah. And I love when you get two characters that haven't been on screen together and finally they're meeting and it's like everything that you kind of thought it would be. And where they're coming from. So yeah, I just thought this week was another excellent week. That's a great one. Okay. Next one after that.
Starting point is 00:46:42 It seems like, and I'm curious how your wife is feeling and how you're feeling about this, Christian. But it seems like people are really in on Agatha now. Like the last couple of weeks, people have been really enjoying. Ratings have gone up for it a little bit too. Cool. i have not watched the the last i didn't see the last episode because then doing a two episode one drop on uh tomorrow so i am behind one episode i believe okay well catch up i will um okay next one
Starting point is 00:47:13 after that roxy would be so i actually finished this right before i watched your Billing interview, which is perfect timing. I'm caught up on the show. You told me I would love it. You're obviously right. The franchise is awesome. I haven't heard people talking about this the way that they should be. I think that growing up, I was just a diehard of entourage. I like the way that Billy put it, though.
Starting point is 00:47:38 This really is more about the crew and kind of gives flowers to you see the madness that goes on. I love this show because it reminds me of being on set, like legitimate. Yeah. The way that decisions are made and like, you know as an audience member when you're watching a movie and you're like how the fuck did they let that happen right and i love what billy told me i love what billy told me about how like a lot of these stories are based on like true stories yes i love that too i was great
Starting point is 00:48:05 um sure like so let me ask you a question doesn't it look like daniel is playing chris stuckman there look at him looks just like it looks just like it looks just like him he looks just like it's hilarious all right just like i didn't realize that i think you got one more which is this one i was surprised to see this on your list oh i'm obsessed with shark tank i'm absolutely obsessed with shark tank i love this show and i decided to put this on my list because it's back um i'm going to miss mark cuban so much who's not going to oh he's leaving yeah and he just i can't lie to you i i know i have my whole thing about like older dudes can you be a good person if you're a billionaire but he is so great on the show he's so great on the show
Starting point is 00:48:47 Lori's my favorite though, but I love it. I learned so much. And I know that not all the products are a success and that it doesn't always work out. And even the ones that get signed on the show, not all of them actually come to fruition. But like to me, it's just so cool. I never went to business school and I didn't learn a lot of these phrases. And like I'm on the show. I watch the show and I'm Googling stuff about like different terms that they're using. And I just think it's a really cool show that it exists. Yeah, I mean, for sure. It's those types of reality shows that I always, I don't watch. I've caught, I've caught some, and I've always felt they're very entertaining and positive and showing people the business and how these people, their minds work. So I think
Starting point is 00:49:28 that's a show to me that is, I understand, A, why it's on and B, I'm glad that it is. I'm glad that it is. They had the owner, founder of Raising Cains that was on. They always have like the Blumhouse guy or like different people that come on that it's just cool that they change up some of the sharks and then you get to see their expertise and yeah i just i'm so into this and i think that it's not something you have to watch religiously it is something like you said christian you can kind of put it on like you're at the gym or even if you want to listen to it as a podcast just it's cool to learn about it is um there was a huge controversy uh controversy with the one in canada because did you see the simuliu
Starting point is 00:50:13 segment no what happened these two people came on and like thought that they had invented boba and he was like this is a very very popular taiwanese drink that you guys have nobody on your team that knows about and it's just like absolutely egregious and it went super duper viral and it felt bad for everybody but didn't see that understood exactly where he was coming from from my guys. You have to send me that clip. Well, that's it. That's your TV stuff.
Starting point is 00:50:47 That's some good TV picks. Yeah, I got to. All right, before we move on, sad news today that just broke. And some of my childhood, probably more so than yours, but you still will know the movies, whether it's Mr. Mom or young Frankenstein,
Starting point is 00:51:06 Tootsie. Terry Garh passed away today. And Terry was, I mean, again, Young Frankenstein is one of my favorite movies of all time. So the comic actress and singer who brought her personality to young Frankenstein was Oscar nominated for Tootsie, died on Tuesday in Los Angeles after a long battle with multiple sclerosis. She was 79 years old. An influential performer to comedians, including Tina Fey, Gar was familiar face in dozens of TV shows and films at the 70s, 80s and 90s the actress revealed in 2002 that she had been diagnosed with MS and she suffered an aneurysm in 2006. After starting her career as a dancer, Garfers gained attention as Inga, the saucy assistant in Mel Brooks' 1974's young Frankenstein, who greeted Jean Wilder's Dr. Frederick Frankenstein with the memorable Would You Like to Have a Role in Zehay?
Starting point is 00:51:57 On Friends, she played Phoebe Abbott in three episodes in 1997, 1998. That's probably where you know her from, right, Rox? I mean, I know her for many things, but immediately it's what comes to mind, of course. Close Encounters of the third kind. She was the wife of Richard Dreyfus. She was in Tootsie. She went from Ohio to Los Angeles. She was a legend. She was an absolute legend.
Starting point is 00:52:20 And that's terrible about MS. It's horrible to live as long as she did for over 23 years. Man, MS is such a beast. Poppo has MS. He's 99. And my best friend on the planet has MS as well. And she was diagnosed when we were young, too. A lot of people are diagnosed in their 20s.
Starting point is 00:52:38 And now there's just so many treatments for it. It's just gotten so much better. Typically what people do is do every six months. If they can, they'll do an intravenous and then you live like normal for six months. But we are so rapidly making advancements when it comes to MS and so many other diseases that what you hope is that you outlive the problem and that science catches up. And so it's so hard to hear stories like this because MS is not a death. sentence now but you know for some people it is it just acts differently in
Starting point is 00:53:14 their body or it's just too little too late just horrible yes I think of her and friends because like she's one of the most amazing parts of the show with Phoebe um Tutsi was like my mom and I used to just that's great we loved Tutsi we loved Tutsi of course young Frankenstein um what a bummer Like it's just it's so crazy all this that not to be on my fucking high horse platform again with being political, but there's so many things going on in the world right now where we just are killing each other and it's like We all those should be fighting these terminal diseases that get us that just we don't if we put all of our time and effort and money and research into we could eradicate them sure Yeah, well she was wonderful again young Frankenstein have you ever seen young Frankenstein
Starting point is 00:54:06 Of course. Okay. um it's actually uh was the main inspiration for crust oh okay it's it's it is it is just genius it is so it is a genius young frankincennes is amazing just a genius movie i love it so much so as we always say love and thoughts go to her family and everyone else too and she's uh she was great she just was great sorry no easy way to transition out of it we're going to take your questions in just a moment and before we do, I will tell you guys about Built. And as I said yesterday, if you haven't taken advantage of Built, I've talked about almost every week.
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Starting point is 00:56:35 26. You're at 26. So you've got about, you got a long way to catch up to Roca today. So one of these days you're going to win. And as you're so crazy is that you were like, you were like the Michael Jordan of Vessiann when it came to those things. I know. Because I like worked so hard to prep things for the shows. Yeah, it's true. Now, now you know, it wasn't because they liked me the best. It was because I produced the best shows. Fair enough. Well, we got a lot of comments. We got a lot of good ones. 27 is pretty good. Steve five, or Steve S.
Starting point is 00:57:09 Hi, Roxy. Here's some love from down under. My old ass. I hope you reach that 100 club. This show entertains me so much while I'm gardening for work. Well, I love that. Thank you, Steve.
Starting point is 00:57:22 What a nice thing to say. Gardening for work, that's nice. I hope it's lovely outside. 100% it is. Roman Fidorek, the great Roman. Hey, all, sending all the good vibes your way today. Here is to Roxy winning the week. Oh, they're trying.
Starting point is 00:57:35 Thank you. They're trying. They're trying. Roman follows it up with, man. It was a wild riot listening to yesterday's show. Whenever Roka said something about Thanos, I audibly said Jesus. Yeah, do you, you got to go back and listen to that. I don't know, maybe you're maybe I can't imagine that you are, but I'll bring it up anyway.
Starting point is 00:57:53 Roka said that he understands and he thinks Thanos was right. No, I actually like went on a whole tirade about this this week about how like horrible it is that is what the takeaway from so many people is and like how I'm about society that that's what a lot of people think he was he was he put his heels down and he was he was thinking yeah he's not alone a lot of people think that and i just think it's disgusting oh okay well i'll have to have him on the show so you can debate it he actually wants to come on and be on a show with you um yeah i loved hosting with roka we were always so great together yeah so we'll we can call him disgusting we were gonna be on a show together we were and it got canceled which show is that in oh was that was our two point
Starting point is 00:58:36 collider 2.0 show oh okay was there was there was another show I don't remember yeah remember no you don't remember that no blocked that time out on my life what I was gonna do a whole show with a Perry and Durina and Mark and oh and that was going to be and that was going to be taking you into 2020 right yeah okay I think I kind of remember that but then I came in for the first episode and oh and that's when she went down okay that's all right now I do remember Mike Joyce says hey screen junkies is active again will Roxy appear is it is it active again what is I don't either I mean on it I don't know I didn't I would I always thought that honest trailers were still going on it is right yeah it happened still going on maybe
Starting point is 00:59:20 they mean like shows I don't know I hadn't I hadn't heard anything about it so I don't know either Roman is it the only people I know over there still is like um fight Oh, is Joe not over there anymore? Joe is, but not on the screen, Yonge's side, right? He does D&D stuff, I think. What about lawn? Is lawn still over there? He's gone to.
Starting point is 00:59:38 I think that he freelances for them. So I have no idea. For, like, writing, but I don't... I just completely abandoned that entire world when I left. Mike Joyce, thank you. Roman, random question. You were talking about venom costing close to half the budget of Joker 2. Which one looked more expensive?
Starting point is 00:59:58 I'm a little surprised Joker 2. more based off the clips I've seen thing of Joker 2 looks more Joker 2 definitely look cheaper yes Joker Joker 2 looks way more expensive from the way that it shot from the from the big sets that they have it looks completely more expensive and unnecessarily expensive Joker looked very expensive yeah very expensive
Starting point is 01:00:19 EWalk top three most anticipated TV shows of 2025 mine are Stranger Things season 5 minds in that's in mind And our season two, that's in there for me. And the new Game of Thrones spin off, a night of the seven kingdoms. That's also something for me that I'm very excited. I don't know. Roxy probably knows more of what's coming out in 2020.
Starting point is 01:00:42 Is that 2020-five? Is that 2020-that was this year? Is it the beginning? Severance is next year. It's the beginning of 2025. Deverendt. Okay, that's up there for me too. Maybe more, maybe more so.
Starting point is 01:00:55 The stranger things in Andor season two are definitely in my top three. Severance might be in there, though. Severance is pretty damn good. Sirens. Yep. Armada. Are y'all going to check out that new movie here? Well, I missed the screening last week.
Starting point is 01:01:10 What is it? The Tom Hanks and Robin Wright movie. I have not even heard of this. They're re-teaming with Zemechis. H-E-R-E-R-E. H-E-R-E. And it's like one location really. Is this a Zemakis movie?
Starting point is 01:01:26 Yeah. And it's this couple that, and they do a lot of deep fake stuff, but this couple, it's Robin Wright and Tom Hanks, and you see them in this apartment. I think the whole thing is shot in this one, it looks like one angle, really, in this apartment. And you see them, like, as they're young and throughout the whole entire life. And then you see, they show the whole movie in the trailer. So I would tell you to watch the trailer, but it's like literally the whole.
Starting point is 01:01:51 I'm not going to. It's like the whole movie. So I, I do, I do want to see it. Paul Bettney, Kelly Riley, Kelly Riley is like my favorite. actress. Oh, it's a great, it's a great cast. I was very excited to see it, but I, I missed the, I missed the screening next week, so eventually I'll get to it. I can't believe I've never heard of this, just like the poster, never seen it. Interesting. It's coming out soon. It's coming out like next week. Mike Joyce. Yeah, Roxy, how is Papa? It's not next week, that's this week.
Starting point is 01:02:19 Yeah, it's right. It's right on the corner. It's tomorrow. To our two days, three days, whatever. Roxy, how's Papa? Papo doing? Did he vote and how you, you, you and Grammy did. I don't. Grandma. It's not, it was like it said, and Mike's usually good about this, but this one wasn't the best. Roxy. You guys for asking.
Starting point is 01:02:41 So sweet. Yes, I went with Grammy to drop off ballots. voting is so essential. You know, I don't believe in telling people how to vote, but I do believe in reminding people to vote. And we are one week away. So getting your ballots. You don't want to be waiting in line day of for four hours like I once had. too. Pappo's doing okay for being 99. It is yeah it's full time. Christian knows I'm just
Starting point is 01:03:09 I'm full time there helping as much as I can with yeah he's got a lot going on but love him he deserves like the most beautiful life ever so that's great that's great um yeah good I was I'm also very glad that um my cast about that is very it was nice Aaron Ambrose for making fun of your grammar. I know I'm probably beating a dead horse here, but Christian, I'd still love to see a reaction to episode one of Superman Lois.
Starting point is 01:03:37 You don't need to catch up in time for season four. People will still watch. I'm still, that's been the debate, you know, whether or not I should try to do it. Roxy had said,
Starting point is 01:03:46 maybe not because it's too, you're going to miss the finale by the time you get to it. But I thought about trying to do... I don't know. I don't want to deter you from it. Right. Yeah, I mean, look,
Starting point is 01:03:55 I can always try episode one. And if it eats, if it eats crap, I won't do another one. If it does well, and people want me to watch another one then I'll want then I'll do another one I think that I might actually do it um Derek Johnson the Wayne's brothers are making scary movie six I'm excited how do you both feel about these types of movies um I didn't it did scary movie have five movies I I only remember two of them me too I didn't really they made that may a strong hand child oh shoot rocks you know what that reminds me I've completely forgot about that story and I really want to cover it, especially with you. Scream. I want to cover that story. Then I'm going to get back to the questions because I'll be...
Starting point is 01:04:38 I don't feel like you do want to cover the story. No. Go ahead. I'm just going to, I want to see the story. I want to see it. Okay. Melissa Barrera says Neff Campbell still hasn't reached out. Everyone makes their choices. After sitting on sitting out the last movie, scream icon Nev Campbell was convinced to reprise the role of Sydney Prescott for the upcoming seven installment in the long-running slasher franchise, but her decision to return was not without some controversy. She said Sidney Prescott is coming back, and it has always been such a blast and honor to get to play Sydney in the screen movies. My appreciation for these films and what they meant to me has never waned. I am very happy and proud to say I've been asked in the most
Starting point is 01:05:15 respectful way to bring Sydney back to the screen, and I couldn't be more thrilled. Due to Melissa Barrera, who played new lead Sam Carpenter in the previous two films, getting fired over social media, posts the studio to be anti-Semitic. A lot of fans turned against Campbell and felt that she should have shown solidarity with her former co-star and declined the studio's offer, failing that at least reach out for a conversation. Barreira was asked about the situation in interview and why she declined to comment on Campbell. She did reveal that she would consider returning to finish Sam's story down the line. I've learned never to say never, but also a lot of things would happen to happen for Sam to come
Starting point is 01:05:50 back. For now, next page, next chapter, we'll see with the future holds. It's hard because I was in such a cloudy state of mind, but I was very fortunate. I had a lot of support from the people around me, my team, and specifically my publicist, they just carried me. We haven't spoken. She said, well, I guess in regards to Campbell yet. I think everyone makes their choices and they think it's best for them. I full of respect what people think they need to do to keep going in this life.
Starting point is 01:06:16 So yeah, I mean, look, I don't, I'll ask you this. Do you think that Neff Campbell had the, that she should have, that she should have been obligated to reach out to Melissa Barreira because they work together. Try to separate, try to separate from what, like, the, I don't think you can separate. No, okay. Okay. I think that Campbell is Jewish. I think that Melissa Barrera was fired for statements. Do I think that Melissa Brer should have been fired? No, I don't. But does that mean that I think that she spoke perfectly in the most respectful way? No, I don't. Do I expect people to speak perfectly during a time where there's mass people being executed all over the place.
Starting point is 01:07:02 No, I don't. You know, nobody speaks perfectly. So I don't know whether Nev Campbell would have reached out otherwise if they had been under different circumstances. So I just can't, I can't speak for her because who knows what she knows going on behind the scenes or what statements have really been made or whether those statements affected her differently. But I don't think it has nothing to do with that. I think you're right. I think it was very, very well said. Very well said. I think that
Starting point is 01:07:33 that it's very, very true that as volatile as that whole situation was and that you don't know what Neff Campbell is feeling in that situation and how she felt about the comments in general, right? You don't know. So maybe she just doesn't want to. I just don't think she's obligated to the way people thought she was. Now, you know, it's an argument to make of like, well, it's respectful and the fact that you're taking over this thing and she's had the role and you are coming back now and they would have canceled it had you not come back. I get it. But here's the other thing. By the time this movie comes out, I'm not going to be as big of an issue as it was when the initial tweets were coming up. I agree. Yeah. I agree. Yeah. So anyway, I just wanted to cover that because I thought it was a pretty,
Starting point is 01:08:17 it was a pretty big story and I understand it's not. I don't think it's as black and white as everybody thinks it really is. So. Yeah, it's just so hard to speak. Like these are the kind of situation. where it's like going over to somebody's house for dinner right and their family is in an argument or their family there's tension or something and we don't know no we don't happen before we got there for dinner yeah you can't you can't you can't you can't we only see one side of it we don't know everything that's going on and that's and that's why like every time people like always thought they knew what was going on behind the scenes of schmow down a certain things why didn't you do it that way is like you know you have no idea you don't know what's going on the two and a half hour legal phone call I just had on about how I'm not a lot allowed to say this or I can't say this or I need to do this because of this. And it's like you don't, you don't know. Like you have no idea. And you know, also like people, I don't want to say poke the bear like it's not an appropriate question to ask, but Melissa Brer probably wasn't going to bring that up.
Starting point is 01:09:11 And then somebody asks her. Right. Right. And she's still going to get, and she's still going to get asked about it too. Yeah. And here's the other thing. She will be back. She will be back. I think so too.
Starting point is 01:09:20 I think that time and money, uh, cure is all wounds. Yeah. Yeah. We will see, but I think that's probably accurate. Yeah. Armada, how is this monetized when you can see Big Balls? We can't. You don't really know what that is. You don't really know what that is. Matt Sinister McHale, Help with Goals for Writing My Second Book. Can you set a word count goal for me? I'm too creative, makes it toll on mental health, but I can't stop. Oh my God. A word goal? I don't, I'm not sure. What's the average, what's the average book?
Starting point is 01:09:52 Take a book that you really like, that you really love in yet genre, and set that goal. That's what I would say. That's what I would say. Callum, Fadian, I would definitely recommend Peaky Blinders, Christian. I think it's right up your alley, and the whole show is only 36 episodes. Have you seen it, Roxy? Yeah, Pea Blinder is so up your alley. It's like Makuka's favorite show.
Starting point is 01:10:15 Yeah, this is really up your alley. I hear that. And I think that I started watching the first one with my wife, and she bailed on it. I never got back to it, but I do want to see it. Green, you move from L.A. to New York. This World Series is your fault. I'm accepting that. I truly feel I was going to take the credit if they want it,
Starting point is 01:10:35 but I'll have to take the credit that they're getting their asses handed to them. I don't think it works like that. No, I know it doesn't. But that's why I said I'll have to take the credit that they lost. Oh, they're about to lose them. It's a disaster. They're playing like shit. Levi R. saw the budget for the Rock's new movie, Red One.
Starting point is 01:10:54 I believe Hollywood is now laundering money at this point. There's no way movies should cost this much money. It's the budget. It's like 220 or something ridiculous. And it's like, and it's a freaking Amazon movie or something. How much of that do you think goes to the Rock? 25, 30. And Chris Evans probably gets 15.
Starting point is 01:11:12 So right there before, and J.K. Simmons, eight. So right before you even start shooting, you're down, what, almost $100 million just in the act. cost it's ridiculous it's ridiculous so um i think it's i think it's pretty ridiculous i hope they have really good crafty yeah i mean i don't know man i don't i don't know that i mean look i'm i want to see that movie i think it's i think it looks more fun than people are giving you credit to and you can get another jimangi on your hands as far as um as far as quality goes i just well you'd have to have another jimongi on your hand monetarily to make over 500 I don't think the excitement's behind it and the difference between Jumangi and this is Jumagi had an IP name like it had a brand already. You know, like you knew.
Starting point is 01:11:55 You saw the word Jumongi and you had never heard it out loud. How do you think you'd pronounce it? Jumangie. Really? I think so. Yeah, it's spelled out the right way. How would you do? I don't know. Jumaj. Jumaj. Jumaj. Jaliy. I mean, I would probably say Jibon. why. Roxy, the fire alarm. I hope they find it ASAP. What is happening now with the fire alarm? So there's a smoke detector. We, every three years, if you're a renter, the city has to come out and check all of yours. Oh, yeah. Yes. When they left a smoke detector in what I thought was my building was going off every minute on the minute. Beep. And then a minute later, beep. It is still happening. That started Thursday at 6 p.m. and it is not in my building. It is in the building next to me.
Starting point is 01:12:48 So I have reached out, found their landlord. They have claimed it's not in their building. Some people literally are saying to me that like people who are dickheads will come and plant these like in dumpsters or wherever so you can't find them just to fuck with people. I don't know what's going on, but I'm actually like ready to tear my hair out. Sounds awful. Yep. I can hear it from my room.
Starting point is 01:13:11 I can hear it from everywhere. where you can actually hear it in this room on the mic because I tested it, but I can hear it. I set the fire alarm off or the smoke alarms off in my house twice since I've been here. It's been great. First time was cooking, second time was lighting the fireplace. So both ways I had to figure out how to do it.
Starting point is 01:13:31 Anyway, go-pie Sam Githaran. Am I miss remembering that Amazon offered some amount of money for Roadhouse to get a theatrical release or more for the streaming only, and Lyman chose the bigger, upfront number, though I agree with Roxy's basic premise. That was what they said. There's conflicting reports.
Starting point is 01:13:49 There's the report of what you just said, which is what I heard also. And then there's also that, that's actually not what happened. And it was actually not as cut and dry as that. So I don't know. But I think that a lot of times when it comes to, you look at what they did with the Black Widow during pandemic. And Scarlet-Jahenson just got screwed and they had to go back and pay her a whole shit ton of it.
Starting point is 01:14:12 of money and give her producer credits and other things because they'd just screwed her over. I forgot about that. Yeah, that was a bad one because you lose, you lose points, you lose stuff in box office, the actual, you lose all this stuff. But I don't know, that's a harder, the roadhouse one is harder to really get to the bottom of, but even asking Billy's an actor in the movie. So for him, he's like, okay, look, whatever it is, they said certain things were going to happen and it didn't because he was, he's pretty adamant about it.
Starting point is 01:14:37 He did not like, he did not like the choice. I'm so curious what he was talking about with the offer thing I know me too we'll get into that too I can't wait for people to see well the interview is up there I can watch the interview but if you want it but the clip out so we can clip out all that stuff Ryan S we lost our beloved pet rabbit Lou yesterday oh man poor little that's that sucks
Starting point is 01:14:59 we would listen to your show every day thank you for creating such a great content Christian Roxy oh man well rest in peace to Lou and how old was Lou? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I'll tell you. I've never, I mean, living in L.A. When was the last time you saw a rabbit?
Starting point is 01:15:18 Every time I go home. Not in Boston. I'm in L.A. Oh, I've never seen a rabbit. Right. So, you know, being in L.A. And when I lived in Queens, I never saw rabbits. But they're everywhere.
Starting point is 01:15:28 Someone this morning. So the dog was trying to get at it. Yeah, we have bunts on my yard. Yeah. They bring the coyotes. Mm. Yeah, because they're all looking for, to eat them, right? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:15:37 Yeah. Levi R. I have a question for you. Do you think Narnia would make money if it was in the theater? It's because the other three movies didn't make that much. Well, the other three movies, the first one did decent. The second one, not so much. The third one is nothing to do with those, right? Well, I mean, it's based off of the books, but it's got nothing.
Starting point is 01:15:57 It's not continuing or doing it. It's a new cast, everything else, too. The reason why I think it could do better is because you're coming off of Greta Gerwig's Barbie, you know, explosion you're coming off of a lot of that stuff and if she does a good fantasy movie makes it and changes some things and does some things yeah fantasy movies have done well can do very well in the theaters the question is you know what's it going to be so i don't know uh you're 36 rocks 36 wow it's one of those days today it happens it happens 36 people but at least not that dude who had five that's that's that's probably the worst one we've done
Starting point is 01:16:37 so far um yeah 36 is still i mean 7 36 is super solid evil john madden i would love david artise i would take david or t's over aaron judge any day of the week judge judge has folded like a cheap suit this postseason ortees is the greatest clutch hitter ever i had this whole conversation with uh i don't know where it was i think it was a roca yesterday but like i hate was it was it was it i don't know if it was i don't know if it was we did a q and a yesterday it might have been in that i can't remember but we were talking about oh it was in the Q&A I was talking about this with PLD on we do a Q&A that's exclusive for patrons and members and that that was brought up right now you they if you ask me who would you rather have in a regular season Aaron judge who we'd rather having the
Starting point is 01:17:22 playoffs it's hard for me not to say big Bobby Aaron judge has been I mean you and me could do better than what Aaron judge is doing right now yeah TikTok is just lost our crap on it and it's not just the World Series. It's the whole playoffs. He just stops. He's, I did everything I'm supposed to do in the play in this regular season. I'm not going to, good luck, guys. And he just like swings at everything. He's striking out. He's popping the ball out. He's not, a guy hits almost, you know, 60 home runs this year. And he's doing nothing. And they're wondering why they're not winning. Their star player is just crap in the bed. It's awful. It's awful. I like Aaron Judge a lot.
Starting point is 01:17:59 It's one of my favorite players, but it's just like, he's, he's terrible in the postseason. He knows it. It's terrible. He's going to have to have such a redemption story. Unless he wakes up and starts hitting tonight. Yeah, it's possible. Whether it's going to get put out of their misery tonight. Who knows? Brian Percival.
Starting point is 01:18:18 Roger Ebert once said, no good movie is too long, and no bad movie is short enough. Agree or disagree? I can understand. I understand the logic behind it. Sure. If there's a really great movie,
Starting point is 01:18:33 like just great movie you're just it's your favorite movie you don't want it to end and so you're just like oh that could live in this world forever and just be here forever sure and a bad movie it's just like oh my god end this now so i i understand that logic yeah yeah um let's see next one this one comes from mike choice you were wondering in the q and a yesterday why people would want raw reactions i like them because it's nice to do watchalongs for a movie that i've never seen i don't know anyone who hasn't either play on their phone wait i don't know anyone who doesn't either play on their phone or gets up it goes to the bathroom when i watch a movie with them i watched the chucky franchise for the first time that way with the she jacks it was a fun way to
Starting point is 01:19:16 watch it and now is my favorite franchise well that's cool yes i guess my favorite franchise now too i love chucky just like connected to me so much i love jucky i need to send you this um this clip i just sent i sent i sent i sent it's a it's a it's a play that they did on the first child child's play where it's chuck you're not seen when he when he's with the with the mother when she finally says talk to me you son of a bitch and he and he finally comes alive and like attacks her remember this in the person they he they oh they overdubbed buster rhymes it's it's it's hilarious it's hilarious so i got to i got to send it to you um shea markell i like super oh so boy just to address Mike Joyce real quick. So yeah, I think
Starting point is 01:19:59 I understand that even more so. And I think the first one I'm going to release two members and patrons will be the Wild Robot one. I just got to add time code to it. But I want to see it so bad at here. It's amazing. It's great. But Sam and I did a reaction to it last week, doing pretty decent.
Starting point is 01:20:16 I like Superman and Lois as well, Shay Markell says, but I don't want to oversell it. It's a good show. But it doesn't fully escape some of the CW-isms that we don't enjoy. Totally agree. You agree with that? Okay. Totally great. But I love those types of shows. Yeah. But that's why, like, I'm not pushing it on you.
Starting point is 01:20:33 I mean, but then again, so did Smallville. Right, but Smallville got a little old at points for me. Right. So it's the same type of thing. Yeah. Yeah, see, I don't think I'm going to enjoy it then because I don't like those. Sometimes, not all the time. And I think they do a great job with it, but did you do they tell connected stories, though?
Starting point is 01:20:51 Or is it just or is it like the villain of the weak crap? I hate that stuff. No, it's not villain of the week crap, because we're dealing. with Lex Luthor yeah all right who's the who's Lex Luthor no no who's the actors no no it's uh this guy I don't know what the actor's name is I really really don't like this version of Lex Lutzer oh really people do like him okay he he's like if Kevin Costner like Yellowstone world became Lex Lutha he's like he's like a cowboy lexlerz.
Starting point is 01:21:29 Hmm. Big bearded cowboy lex lizard. Oh, I see the picture of him. Yeah. Oh, I love this guy though. He's great. He's really good. He's very talented after. He's in The Walking Dead.
Starting point is 01:21:39 Really talented actor. Do not like this version. You think that Walk in Dead clip from Matthew Lillard's going to do good? I'm trying to remember what it was. The Negan one. Oh, yeah. I think that one's going to crush. All right.
Starting point is 01:21:53 We saw my note that I spelled Negan's name wrong. Yes, I did. I saw it. I saw it. I think that that's going to crush. He literally says he was casted for 10 minutes. I know, I know. Derek Johnson said,
Starting point is 01:22:04 I remember Terry Gar from mom and dad to save the world, and I later watched young Frankenstein Super Crush and at a young age. Yeah, I know. It was pretty young and terrible that she's gone to 79. Zeeby, when, where is crust available on streaming it? Oh, thank you so much for asking November 12th. Oh, great. And that's everywhere?
Starting point is 01:22:27 Yeah, then it will be available early. uh calumphadian great joke in only murders up last week studio exec says ron howard is currently shooting a small very intimate biopic the budget 200 million is that that was the joke yeah yeah it's so bad i don't understand it's like a it's it really is like uh something that's it's it's awful it's a disease that hollywood has right now overspending evil john madden you guys should do an after dark type show with a bunch of guests that are hired drunk would be really funny maybe do this for rejects yeah we did that one with Schmo's didn't and that was that was before yeah we you did the second one that
Starting point is 01:23:06 was the bad one um that was where i think that uh it's like and that was a different time we wouldn't really get away with that now no chance uh that we got away with it then that's true uh shay markell Derek Johnson for president I mean no I'm down Derek's the man um this is most moist gumption moist gumption hey Roxy what's the worst show that you ever watched all the way through, I suppose Christian can answer to. I think this is more so, Roxy question because I bail on shows if I don't like them. Roxy will watch them because that's your job. No idea.
Starting point is 01:23:43 I know my least favorite show this year that I watched all the way through was Constellation. Which one was that? On Apple. Who's in it? So confusing. And there's no point of it. Who's in it? I don't even know what her name is.
Starting point is 01:23:58 Oh, okay. What the hell is her name? It was really, really not good, but it's not my, it's not the worst show I ever seen. I'm sure there are way worse ones that like pissed me off, especially because the finale's or whatever. Let's see, const. I'll let you know when I find it. Shea Markell. Hey, Roxy, do you just not agree with Thanos's choice or do you think his POV makes zero sense at all?
Starting point is 01:24:25 I don't agree with Thanos, but I can see his logic. I disagree with societies take being that Thanos was right and there's too many of us and what we should do is kill half the people. Right. And that's what he said. He's the shame Arkell said that he understands where he was going for, but he doesn't agree with him. So the actress's name is Numi Rappas. No, Nomi Rappas. She's from the, yeah, she's from. Yeah, she's from the dragon tattoo and all that's up. Girl was in a dragon tattoo. I never saw that. She was in Bond also. I never saw that either.
Starting point is 01:25:02 I never saw Bond either. Madhouse. She's really good. She's very talented. The show is so bad. Okay. Madhouse Entertainment. What's up?
Starting point is 01:25:09 Jerks, big fan. First time question. I have is ranked these four wrestlers as actors. Hogan, Sina, Rock, Batista. My list a year ago was very different to the one I'm going to give you now. But I'm actually going to go. As actors.
Starting point is 01:25:27 as actors. And I would have, this was my list about a year ago. My year ago would have been Hogan. Is your number one? No, number four. Hogan was number four. Number three would have been Sina. Two was Batista.
Starting point is 01:25:48 One was the Rock. Now I go, Hogan in the four spot, rock in the three spot. Sina in the two spot and Batista in the one spot. I have the exact same order. You do. Okay. Yeah. That's where I would go.
Starting point is 01:26:01 I think Batista has far surpassed these guys overall. Yeah, but I also think Sina has gone up so much, too. Well, Peacemaker has been the only reason he jumped from me because he just is doing stuff. I still feel like the Rock could surpass him tomorrow with the smashing machine because I think there's sometimes, there's some performances of Sina that's been just bad. I thought he was horrendous and Bubblebee. Horrendous. What? Bumblebee.
Starting point is 01:26:27 Oh. There's horrendous. No, bumblebee. So he's very on par. He thought he's horrendous in that. Wow. I loved him in the bear. I think he did a great job. He was great in the bear. He was great. He was popping into the bear.
Starting point is 01:26:38 Agreed. And then what was the other thing that I really liked him in? What's it called it? I'm picturing Amy Schumer. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. The train wreck. Yeah. Yeah, he was good in that too. He's very good. He's a comedic roles and he hits the right role and they know how to use him. He's very good in it. And that prom.
Starting point is 01:26:55 from lockers. Yeah, so he's, I'd like to see him do something a little more serious, but I probably am going to put the rock in the number two spot eventually if the smashing machine delivers, and he could probably change overnight. But yeah, Batista right now, hard to beat. So what were your thoughts about the scary movie series? Derek Johnson says, uh, uh, the first one I like, the goofy, the goofy spoof movies, they got to be, they really got to hit with the jokes for me and a lot of them don't.
Starting point is 01:27:24 like an airplane to me and hot shots are still my two favorite spoof movies but they're right did you did you like the two that you saw roxy yeah i loved them okay uh pete parker 2288 which judge would play better than erin judge judge judy mike judge or judge or judge doom from roger rabbit judge doom because he's got cartoon arms you probably hit it out i hope for a 30 minute debate with winston on friday now winston's going to get a lot of this i'll i'll tell you that here's Winston, I won't do it to Rocks, but Winston's going to get a lot of that. That's what Winston's going to get.
Starting point is 01:27:59 A lot of it. And probably just to start, there'll probably be a 20-minute conversation with Winston and Big Ball. Judge Judy would be so fun. It'd be hilarious. I love to see. She'll probably hit better than Aaron Judge. Shane Markell, honestly, whomever sits as the co-host for the day,
Starting point is 01:28:13 I root for you guys to win the week. I'm loyal and unloyal. I want you all to win. Go team. That's a great point. I want everybody to win, too. 50-52 is a sweet number, rocks. You have 52. Yeah, it's just, I'm telling you, I don't, it is what it is.
Starting point is 01:28:27 I'm Tuesday. I think it's a really tough day. I think so? I mean, all right. For sure. All right. Well, one of these days. J.D. reviews.
Starting point is 01:28:33 Has the smoke alarm been fixed? She said no. Right. No. I said no. Callum faded. I live in Birmingham. Roxy.
Starting point is 01:28:43 P.B. is popular here. L.O.L. What is P.B.? Peanut butter? I guess so. Do you hate peanut butter? I love peanut butter. I don't know, maybe a PB.
Starting point is 01:28:52 The whole thing says P.B. is popular here? I don't know what it is. If we missed something else, there's something we do. I don't know. He's probably going to have to clarify that. Marcus M. DC character you most want to get a project. Right now, especially after talking to Billy,
Starting point is 01:29:07 I really want Billy to get cast his booster gold. Yeah, but did you see a hell of a headline for that one? I didn't, you know, but that clip's already up there. I might have to re-change. That's the only clip that I put up there from before. So I might have to... Did it not perform? It didn't perform.
Starting point is 01:29:21 Would you tell you it? um what i title it i think was it talks about whether or not he was in talks with james gun about booster gold i'll have to i'll change it up and try your title i got nothing to lose ryan king are you going to see zamekis's new movie here with tom hanks has opened this weekend i've seen it saturday night i definitely will see it and i will i don't know i don't know and you're pretty tied in with the new releases for sure I don't know.
Starting point is 01:29:51 Day Napper. Christian, what surprises you more, getting celebrities in your L.A. studio or this new one? What surprises me more? I don't know. Either one of them surprises me more. I mean, it's, I mean, I like it. This new one, because it's further from the city.
Starting point is 01:30:03 Well, I'm renting. I'm renting. Was that the best? Wasn't that the best? Was that the best? It was the best. He was not happy. But it was the best way to handle this situation.
Starting point is 01:30:13 Yeah, it was the, but it was because of that interview that I said, all right, let me. So Chris Van Vlee, gave me a couple of options and ideas to rent a place in Manhattan. And I found a place that I shot the Renzi-Files one, and it's great. And it's a six-minute walk from Penn Station. So it's, and not too pricey. Way more pricier to pay for the either Ubers or car service to get people from the city here.
Starting point is 01:30:44 I'll tell you that. So I am, but a surprise, I don't know anything. I don't know if I can answer the question as far as surprising goes, but I've been getting more guests in New York than I was in L.A. If that says anything. You've been trying harder. I have been. I happen.
Starting point is 01:31:02 Shay Markel. Hey, Roxy, if you think Thanos's logic isn't compelling in a logical way, does that lower him on the scale of quality villain to you? No, you guys are completely misinterpreted. So let me explain it. it's not the matter of the debate of him, you know, inside of the universe itself and what his logic is. It's more so what bothers you is the way that society is actually interpreting what he did. I just don't trust society anymore.
Starting point is 01:31:32 Like this is why I'm so concerned about us. The fact that there's legitimately people who are like, that's a good idea. Yeah. Uh-oh. Yeah. That is not the point of the movie. I know. Melissa Byrne, book adaptation you're looking forward to.
Starting point is 01:31:47 I have to look at all the ones that are coming out, but I will tell you the easy question is I am very, and Roxy is too. I am very curious to see how they're going to adapt the Harry Potter series for HBO Max. For sure. Yeah. For sure. And of course, the Dune 3. Yes, Dune 3 is a good one for movie-wise. Marcus M.
Starting point is 01:32:07 The Friday the 13th remake is the best in the series. Really? I don't know. I have to, I don't know if I remember that one too well. Friday 13th? Yeah, the remake. I like it. Okay.
Starting point is 01:32:18 Kabir, I've been a listener for, thank you, Kabir. I've been a listener for over 10 years. Thank you for all you guys do. Roxy, when are we getting your review on industry? I haven't seen it yet, which is so criminal because this is one of those things that's the opposite of what we usually talk about. All of my friends who are not in the industry, watch industry. And this is very popular with my East Coast reps. I just haven't seen it.
Starting point is 01:32:46 And I think there's three seasons. So I usually what I do with shows like that, I wait into that lull in January because right now I'm trying to hit my 120 shows of the year. I'm at 101 right now. So I've got two months to hit those 20 shows, 10 shows a month. So I'm not going to start industry where I have to watch three seasons. But then once December hit is finished in January, I will watch. Okay, good.
Starting point is 01:33:08 Let us know once you see it because I'm curious too. I hear it so good. Julius Wyatt. I just saw the Schmo's review of Hot Pursuit, one of my favorites yeah that was a fun one i remember that we destroyed that movie it's terrible uh dillon neal have y'all seen scavengers rain no i don't know what that is it's a netflix animated show it's super underrated to my opinion also hang in there roxy you'll win eventually shit i got no i don't think so um scavengers rain i don't think i've even heard this
Starting point is 01:33:39 i haven't that's a good i mean now we do now we have heard of it pete parker 2288 i've searched all over YouTube for that Shmo's after show. The one with Finstock was amazing. At one point, Chenade gave Tom a shoulder massage. Shnade was not on the after show. You're thinking about the, you're thinking about the one we did at Collider, Collider Live one, which was, not Clatter Live. We did a something that was, I don't know what was a Q&A answer thing, which wasn't an after show thing. It was just a crazier show, any questions and that kind of stuff. But that was on, that was a different thing.
Starting point is 01:34:14 When's the last thing you talked to, you talked to her? I mean, I guess we like each other's Instagram posts and things of that nature. And she comments in a couple of videos. But I haven't really, I haven't talked to her in a bit. I'm not in L.A. anymore,
Starting point is 01:34:27 but I always got along with her very well. She was one of my first guests when I started S-E-N. I always got along with Sheney very much. I've had a girl crush on her forever. We just, I've never actually worked directly with her. Oh, really? She's the coolest.
Starting point is 01:34:39 But when I was at Screen Junkies, she was at Clever. So we were next door to each other. When I was at Clyder, she was there but just we weren't there like the same things um but i follow her instagram too and i think she's just like so cool she reminds me to zoie cravitz um yeah 100% but like even with her kid and stuff i just think she's so she's the coolest she really is she's she's a great she's a great person um um Aaron ambrose I don't know if you mention it Christian but is there an agatha episode 7 reaction
Starting point is 01:35:07 coming or are you waiting for this week's double episode finale um we're probably gonna wait I mean What we'll probably do, I think, I've got to see what my wife is doing, and I see if I can get her in to do both the finale and then we just review last week's episode because we're just talking about to do all three of them at the same time. It's just been a crazy bunch of shit going on in the house. Jake Yacavetta, there he is. He's been back two days, two days in a row. Jake fell off the map. Nice to see him back. Not surprising that PLD timed me out in the chat, but always fun to see you two together. That's why he's here. He's here because you're here. I'll take it. I'll take it. Thanks, Jake. You're the man. Jake is the man. Day Napier.
Starting point is 01:35:48 What's a movie or a TV show from your childhood that you'll never watch because it won't live up to the greatness your little kid brain took in? Hmm. Well, you know, I'm not going to say Three's Company because it still holds up. My wife wants to watch her. She's like, we should watch old episodes of that. What am I smelling? Something smells delicious. Oh, it's this.
Starting point is 01:36:09 Oh, my cheddar. I love the show, two guys and girl in a pizza place, completely. and I won't rewatch it because I can't find it anywhere. Oh, yeah, I don't know which one won't live up. It's a good question. And it probably wouldn't live up. Probably He-Man, the original He-Man series, even though. I would watch it, though.
Starting point is 01:36:27 I don't know. It's because I've watched it that I can hold up to it. You know, I don't really, like a movie is like Flash Gordon. If you've never seen Flash Gordon, I remember getting, yeah, I got Ellis to watch it like 10 years ago. You've never seen it before. I don't think I've ever seen either. It wouldn't play for you because it's too, it's very much a movie of its time. It's goofy.
Starting point is 01:36:51 It is hokey. It's cheesy. It's all that stuff. But I loved it. I loved it because as a kid, I saw it in the way that it was intended to be portrayed, you know, like with the, I didn't see actors. I didn't see sets. I saw Flash and I saw Dale and I didn't see bad acting.
Starting point is 01:37:07 There's some ridiculous lines. Now I do, but I can still watch it. I can still watch it. so um okay Dylan Neal sending more support thank you thanks Dylan Nick Alexander Roxy what is your opinion on Thanos coming back
Starting point is 01:37:22 you know did you hear that no there's a rumor that he could be coming back to the Avengers movies multiverse I mean I guess I just like right greatest hits yeah the Ray Roker put it was like it's like a band that tried a new album none of the albums are working
Starting point is 01:37:41 the new ones so they're going back to the old heads Yeah. Go Pie. How do you feel about not another teen movie? Well, I have a I have a bias to it because my good friend is in it. I liked it and I was a big fan of Shiler Lee. She was probably half the reason I stuck with Supergirls.
Starting point is 01:38:00 So Serena Vincent, who plays The Naked Girl in the movie, is a friend that she was in my pilot. And she's a very good, she's a sweetheart of a person. She's such a great person. And that movie I got to kick. I got a kick out of that movie for what they did. I like that they spoofed all those movies at the time. How did you feel about it?
Starting point is 01:38:19 You know that we talked about this, that I hadn't seen this. I didn't even know that you watched Supergirl. Me? I don't remember you saying that. I didn't watch Surina Vincent. I interviewed once and she was so lovely. We still follow each other. She's great.
Starting point is 01:38:32 I didn't watch Supergirl. Oh, you said, oh, he said that Kyler Lee's. Yeah, he said that. Yeah. No, it's Sam Levine's in not another team movie, by the way. Really? Yeah. I didn't know that.
Starting point is 01:38:44 Spencer Drake. Let's get Roxy cast and nobody. Wait, let's get Roxy cast. Nobody wants us? Yes, nobody wants us season two. I love that show. I know what it is. Pete Parker, I don't know what it is.
Starting point is 01:38:58 You listen to me at all. I pitched on the show 15 times. Which one is that? The Kristen Bell, Adam Brody. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Pete Parker 2288. Your wife would like it.
Starting point is 01:39:09 She watched it. She loved it. She loved it. You're right. Here looks like another Zemeckis CGI experiment. It does. It looks like they're really going to try all the deep fake stuff for sure. Here's a tough name for a movie to promote. Here? Yes. Yeah. Here's here. Callum. Peeky blinders thought Birmingham would have helped. Wait, Pete blinders thought Birmingham would have helped. P-B-P-E-Blinder. Oh, I got it. I got it. Okay.
Starting point is 01:39:42 No, I thought you meant Birmingham, Alabama. Oh, okay. Two more rocks, unless you one more, you can get to 60, but right now you're 59. Teresa Sky. Roxie, thank you for the TV picks every week. Hacks only murders, Abbott Elementary. I watch all of them because of you.
Starting point is 01:39:59 Did you watch rivals on Disney? Hacks only murders and Abbott Elementary are three of, like, the best comedy. So, great, Thank you for watching those rivals. What was that show? Let me look on Disney. Was it Disney Plus show? Yeah, I guess so. And all right, well let's see. Oh, Alex Hassel. No, I don't know what this is. Not sure. River Campbell Black and no, this looks like it could be up my alley. Well, David Tennant's in it. Well, you hit 60, so congratulations.
Starting point is 01:40:31 I never, I never heard of that. Is it good? Should I watch it? That's what they say. Joey Pedrus. Foxy, who's your favorite underrated DC villain? You got one? Well, I'm sure I do have one, but like, what do you mean by underrated? Because I think that the first one that comes to mind for me would be Professor Pig, but it's not like he would be underrated with like DC fans. Right. But hasn't been a villain in a major movie. so I guess I guess I'm okay so I got to wrap up real quick so here's the last one and this is
Starting point is 01:41:15 Alex just wrap up real quick I'm here for 14 more minutes not today I got I got a wrap I'll tell you afterwards just throwing in support for Roxy I found Christian's channel through you back in the screen junkie days your dedication to what you do is appreciated thank you all It's very, very kind. At Rock, still, I'm, I'm, I'm, 60's a great day. It's a great day. And when we started this 60, it's like the top.
Starting point is 01:41:42 Where can people find you, Roxie? Besides singing on your smoke alarm. I don't know what you said. Oh, Alan Smithy. I just don't understand why you're trying to keep me out because how am I supposed to get above 60? Like, I could have gotten to over 100. You got 601. You got over 100 if you give me 14 more minutes.
Starting point is 01:41:58 I know, but I can't. So this is the show today. That's not my fault. Not today. It's not. Where can they find you, please? You guys can, let me say it slow. You can find me everywhere at Roxy Stryor.
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