The Kristian Harloff Show - Will Doctor Strange 2 Disappoint or Satisfy Marvel Fans?

Episode Date: May 5, 2022

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Hey, everybody, welcome back. It's Thursday, Thursday, Thursday for the big thing. And what a show we have today. Not only am I going to have Roxy Stryor and Brett Sheridan here, as you saw in the thumbnailsy, Nailsy. We were talking about some of the Obi-Wan stuff that we saw yesterday. We have Amanda Waller getting her own TV show. Weird Al Yankovic is going to be played by Harry Potter himself.

Ozark, Roxy and I are going to talk about it. We wanted to do a little bit of a spoiler review, but Brett didn't see it, so we'll probably just do a non-spoiler. But we'll talk about that. Some other stuff that were watching on the TVs. still didn't, well, at this point, I probably have seen Moon Night, but by the time of taping, I haven't. Roxy has, we'll get her thoughts as well.

And I think that's really it. It's the big thing. If you haven't subscribed to us already, an Apple podcast, please do that. Do that, do that, do that. Sith Council is on Wednesdays, and it's on the Big Thing podcast feed. It is still on YouTube. Someone said, oh, you took it all, you took Sith Council off of YouTube. False.

Never happened. It's on the YouTube's. And you know what else is happening? that is true. And I didn't tell Roxy this either. When you subscribe to this channel, if I get to 50,000 subscribers by June 1st, I'm going to smash myself in the face with a lemon pie,

and I'm going to do a full review with lemon pie on my face, or full video. And then I just got confirmation from Steph that if we hit 60,000 by July 1st, what did I say that? What did I say, July already? June. So by July 1st,

Steph and myself will take a cherry pie out of the face for 60,000. But that's a lot. It's a lot. So there you go. It's the big thing. Let's do it. What's up, everybody? Welcome back.

And look, now I got, it's like really old school now. Yeah, Roxy Stryor sitting next to. Wow. I'm now part of old school. That's kind of cool. Don't you think you are, though? For sure. I mean, it's been eight years.

Well, but even so even the Collier Live days was. That's old school? It's four years ago. What's a real? timeline on old school. In this space? A year? Six months?

Seriously. And then you got this character. Hey! You want to, you go, starting off. Good, Brad. I can't stop looking at myself.

You know what's old school? It looks good, is riding in my car with my son and listening to 90s music and realizing that that's the same as when my parents played 60s music in the car. And then you just sink in sadness.

Oh, whatever. Oh, no, you do. You rock out. You rock out. You teach them. You let them learn. was an unbelievable display that we just had. It was.

We were just going to power through it, but it was incredible. I don't even think you knew we were in the room. That was, what was the first thing that you wanted to say out of your mouth? Do you know what's old school? Oh, but then I just saw myself like this. And it's like I just, I'm in love with myself so much. Yeah. But you are, you're like me, though.

You like to get the tech stuff right. And even though, like, it took me enough time to do it. But I'm so proud of the way that these shots look. I'm so proud of the way that shot looks and that shot looks. and that shot looks, and that shot looks, and that shot looks. I mean, look at this. Come on. I'm doing this.

And I'm doing this for you guys. Doing it for you guys, because I was tired of you guys looking at the crappy ratio and the, and I knew that these cameras could look better than they did. And now, here we go. Oh, and Josh McCoug is here. Oh, nice. I didn't realize that. Yeah, crazy.

He flew all the way back for this. As I'm. He's actually active on the social media. That's fine. Yeah, I know. See, that's what I'm going to do. That's why I'm going to try to do this. When is the last time Josh was here that that's what that just said? The three of us?

We did that, we did that show together. Like six months ago. Well, I haven't had them on in a while. Oh. Yeah, so, okay, I think that's. Look at you working on the fly, Chris. Boom. See?

It's not the best, but it'll work. Yeah, this monitor isn't going to work because I just keep. You keep looking at your monitor. Look at me. Yeah. Yeah, that's it. So what we've decided, though, the good thing is that. But we're going to probably start. As I mentioned to you guys, we have this show that we are going to be doing probably five days a week now, but in different ways.

So Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday will be big thing proper, this show where we'll talk about movie news, stories, whatever, you know, pop culture, all that stuff. Wednesday will be the big thing episode of Sith Council, and then Friday will be the rewatch. We're transitioning into it. We're getting into it. Roxy's going to be on a lot more. I convinced Roxy. I convinced Roxy. For so long she didn't want to be on this show and I finally got her.

I finally got her to do it. You're like Roxy, you live so close. Why don't you come on the show? You should have seen her at the wedding. I said, she was hammered and I said, listen. Oh, yeah. I said, I don't understand why we were so good together on the air and you don't want to do this. So can you explain yourself to the people?

Here's what actually happens. For some reason, Christian likes to punish me at times for who knows what, for, you know, fun for funsies. And what happened was you guys. He said to me, I'm at the wedding, I turn around and I look at Christian. He says, people actually like us together. So you guys in the comments, thank you for, they like me, they really like me, for saying something. He was like, they like us.

I was like, yeah, Christian. Yeah, for all the years. We should do a show together. It's almost like we're good on air together. She definitely didn't say anything to me when I was at her house that she lived so close. She wasn't sure why she hadn't been on it. No. What was that?

How long ago was that? That was about a month ago, man. You're in a month. It was about a year to yesterday. Well, you're back now. Wow. And it feels so good. I'm on thin ice, though.

Always. No, you know what it was. I think I know what it was. It was the fact that it was, I think in smaller groups were better together. You don't think? Is this a small enough group? I think so.

What's a, Too big of a group. Five or six. Mm-hmm. And, yeah, I think we have to be able to have our thoughts, and then we have someone who's able to crack jokes. And I think we have it today. We'll find out.

What you got? What's their best joke? He already did it in the beginning. You opened the show with it. Oh, I got some. Tapped out. I hear a trailer. Yeah.

Well, let's talk about that Obi-1 trailer. I mean, a lot of, I mean, we talked about it on Sith Council in great depth, but there it is. There he is. It's not Sith Council. On the fly, people. That's what I'm talking about. But Obi-Wan trailer, it's out, came out, people are talking about it.

Crox, are you excited about this show? Unbelievably. Yeah, right? Unbelievable. I mean, you guys know I've been such a Hayden stand forever. I have like ride or die for Hayden Christensen. And so that's exciting. But just in general, this looks great.

Everything we've seen from it, I think that it's going to be the best of the Star Wars show so far, which unfortunately for this show, my expectations are like through the roof. Through the roof. Yeah, it's like it's really old school. And Brett, you know, you have. This is pretty old school for you, too, because it's Obi-Wan. Oh, yeah. This goes back to my childhood and my whole existence.

Your whole existence, yeah. And I just love this trailer, and I love the little snotty comment about, is we spoiling it or no? No, no, you go ahead, please, please, yeah. Oh, you like how you trained his father. That was great, right? Yeah, yeah. No, no, that's the moment that everyone's talking about with Joel Edgerton. It's why you bring an actor like Joel Edgerton back.

So I think people are really losing their minds over the Obi-Wan trailer as they should. And I just, I guess this is the other question then, Rocks. We seem to be optimist. I certainly am for this show. Do you think this show is going to deliver? I do. I do. I think that they know this show is going to deliver,

and that's why they are hyping it up to this extent. Like, if they had questions about this show, then I don't think that they would be promoting it in the way that they are. So I think that they are releasing it when they are. Yeah, or releasing it when they are and the way they are. are. I think that they have a lot of faith in this. And I kind of think that they, more than DC, more than Marvel, when they believe in a product, I think that they're usually dead on. And the thing about releasing it, especially last time you're on, Rocks, we talked about the Star Wars

celebration. We were trying to figure out why. And I had a conversation with somebody the other day. And I think that the reason why they're doing it now, more so than ever, because they're releasing it during Star Wars Celebration. And two of us were like, well, why the hell would they do that? If you think about it, what they're probably going to do is Thursday night, if you're at Star Wars Celebration, they're going to say, hey, Obi-1 drops in like four or five hours from now. Go to the convention center, whatever it is, to this room, and you guys are going to watch the first two episodes.

And they're going to show everybody at the convention. You'll see it before anybody else because you're there and they'll reward people instead of putting it up on midnight and then it starts the next day. And then all these people are, but what the hell is? I think they're going to give the people at Star Wars Celebration the opportunity to watch it. And that's you?

I mean, the thing is, it depends on what time it screens because I'm doing it different this year. I'm not, because it's in Anaheim, I'm probably not going to be staying over at a hotel the whole time. I'll probably drive back and forth every day. It's just on the cusp of that, like, should you drive, should you stay there? It's kind of a pain in the ass. If my family was out of town, I'd be staying there.

But I just, I have to get, I got to get back in, in order to do it. But to get there early, record everything. And then if they wind up, if they wind up screening at like two in the afternoon, then three in the afternoon, yeah, I'll definitely watch it. But they wind up screening it at like six or seven at night. Probably not. Probably just wait until it comes out. Not a true fan.

Well, although, unless we're allowed to review it, then maybe, maybe not. Maybe I will. I don't know. Maybe. You would think if it's at a convention, how are they going to keep you from review? That's true. How are they, yeah. embargo it. I think they want people to, I mean, they want them to get the hype. So, yeah, they don't know

about shit, maybe. If they do that, then they definitely believe in it if they're going to show it to a bunch of people that are going to. People like that. Yeah, the hardcore. Yeah, and it's the reason they're doing, and I think that Vader shows up in episode two, because I think that what happens is he's not going to be in episode one. And if you had to wait a whole week that he wasn't going to be in it, and people are like, ah, it's just the Inquisitors. This is the whole of the show. It's like, take it easy. Here comes the second one. And I think that's exactly what's going to happen. I agree with you. Yeah. So either way, it's, um, it's, um, it's pretty exciting.

The reveal shows, is it like a, is it like a, the second episode, you see what we saw in the trailer? Something like that. And the third, we see more of. I'll think you'll see him in some capacity, similar to what they did in Rebels, right? When they showed him, he popped, he kind of walked off the ship and you're, oh, there he is. And then the third episode will be a little bit, him a little more heavy into it. But, because there's only six episodes.

Well, it's actually a six-part event. Oh, man, that's true. They do know how to get you. I see that. I'm like, a six-part of it. I need to be part of the event. I have to be a part of the event. I don't want to miss out on the event.

It's like a very Carlin type thing, right? It's like, ooh, there's an event? What kind of event? I can be part of the event in my own house. Unbelievable. Give me some chips. You can see them. Anyway, so that's, that comes out really soon, man.

And between that and then Dr. Strange, which we'll talk about, it's kind of, it's a non-spoiler where, because this is on, this is, this comes out the day before it releases. Actually, I guess it releases today. Yeah. May the fifth be with you. I saw your thoughts on Dr. Strange, and I'm with you, I think, like 100%. Maybe not, but I think that I am.

So Dr. Strange for me is, I think that if you're a Sam Ramey fan, like a real big Sam Ramey fan, you don't love this movie. I think it's a big Sam Ramey fan. But I think I'm a, I respect him. I think there's a lot of stuff. I think that he's still shooting stuff in, like, the early 2000s. And it feels like there's, Roxy said it in her thing. There's a lot of like big monster shots and things that go on for a long time.

There's a thing that opens up in the beginning of the movie. That's not a spoiler. It's a, it's a scene that came out. That big eyeball creature goes on for way too long. That was a tough. That was a tough first 10 minutes of the movie. It's a broad. It's like, they throw you into it.

But there's a lot of stuff that I do like. Like I love the multiverse stuff. I love all that stuff, for sure. When they play in it. Yeah. And I saw your, you, you, I knew you were going to have gripes about the stuff that they were going to do with Wanda's character in general. I knew they were going that particular direction with her. I just didn't know, it's hard for me to, I don't want to spoil it, but it's, I didn't know if when we started there, if we had earned that start yet.

It didn't feel like that to me. Right. Yeah. I'm, I'm with you in a lot of things. I think that the, the best parts of this movie are so good. Right. I mean, there was definite moments where I was like, holy, you. shit, this movie's awesome.

And then like a minute later, I'd be like, I actually don't love this movie. I loved what just happened. Yeah. And that happened up many times. You know, it wasn't just one moment or one reveal. It was a lot of things that I really liked.

But then there were the aspects where I was like, I understand that this is where you decided we were going to go. But how we got here just didn't fully work for me. Yeah, there was a lot of not earning in this movie. But I'll tell you, there was a lot of horror elements in it that did work for me. It was cool. When it played out. The performances were pretty good.

It was, and I liked watching the theater, and it's also a very trippy movie and a great movie to watch on an edible, which I definitely did. For sure. And as was the first one I didn't love, but the first one was also a great edible movie. This is even more so. This one's super trippy. Anything to do with, like, magic and space and multiple dimensions, for sure. You want to boost yourself as much as you can. So I could watch it in the hospital after I took the edible.

Yeah, 100%. You absolutely should. I'm dying. Take the edible. Take another one. Do you not do well on edible? Oh, no. It was funny because I normally take a half.

And the half to me, perfect. Yeah. It's like it's just not. And for some reason, I'm like, I'll go full. I'm just like. That probably made it feel a lot longer. Trust the trust. It wasn't, it wasn't that.

What I did was, and you know how much I don't like when people do this. I was at the, I was at the premiere, but I was walking around and I was talking to people. And so, So Greg Alba from Real Rejects comes up with his lovely wife, and they walk up. And I was so kind of like in La La Land. I was like, hey, I didn't really introduce myself again. I was just kind of all. And then we're walking up the stairs in the thing.

And I see him again. I'm like, hey, and I'm just talking to him. But I'm still like, and she goes, you don't want to talk to me? And I'm like, oh my God. And I like hugged her. I said, I'm like, I told her. I was totally honest. I said, I'm stone.

I'm stoned out of my tits. And I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, absolutely and I was like I was so apologetic for the rest of the night because I hate when people you know I hate when people do that like when they walk by and they're just like and you've met them like a thousand times over and they don't say it's oh it's terrible and so I felt like an idiot when she had said that but she's a sweetheart man um anyway so the movie itself the movie itself is um is is fine I think that it's it's a it's a it's a it's a it's a ramey movie it's a very different movie they say a lot with Marvel movies, it's different. It went outside the box.

This one more so than I think a lot of them. Yeah, totally, definitely. And there's one horror moment in it that I legit went like, wow, I can't believe they just did that. Yeah. I mean, it was like so graphic. Creepy. I was like, oh. Yeah. Very, very graphic for a PG-13 movie. Yeah, it's brutal at times the movie, too, which, like I said, there's a lot in it that

I like, and that they took swings out of. There's a lot of stuff that I didn't. Something that I really liked a lot that we won't spoil also is Ozark, the final season. you talk about a show that delivered just from start to finish and the way that they did it with the I wonder why though that they did it this way like the six episodes it's got to be a pandemic related thing right I don't know because they released it they released it in the first half of the end of the year in January and then they released the second I thought they were going to release the second half like the end of this year they really released it in April yeah I have two theories on this maybe they shot different times and it's pandemic related also we know from things like Breaking Bad or Bar Rescue that a lot of times you'll call something part B of a season

so that you don't have to renegotiate contracts and you don't have to pay people more. But it is usually when there's part B of a season, it's a year later. Right. So that was the weird part. That's why I think it has to be something to do with pandemic. But I actually appreciated it and think that maybe more shows should be released like this because I binge through Ozark in like one night. I mean.

Did you watch it all? Okay. Did you watch the entire season as you watched the six? No, I had already seen the first. Yeah, yeah. I'm just saying that I, no matter how much they give me, I'll watch it all. I won't sleep until it's done. It's one of my favorite shows ever.

It's so funny because Sadie and I were watching it. Like we, you know, we have to, if we stay past a certain time, we're going to pay for it the next day with the kids. So, but we kept going to a certain point. We're like, oh man, she's like, it's so addicting. We finally finished it last night and it really delivers. I want, like, I do want to do a spoiler discussion with you too because there's so much I want to talk about, especially... If you want to do, I'll forget it.

I'm like a... You won't forget, you won't forget this. A lot of people hate the finale. Do they really? A lot of people hate the finale. Because of what happened? I don't think because of what happened, because of just the, I think, without spoilers, the finale doesn't, it doesn't tie a lot of bows, you know, it's not like completely resolved.

I liked it. And I thought that that was great and I loved the choice they made. Me too. But a lot of people didn't like it. Screen goes black. They're in a piece of it. No, no, no, no. Not soprano style.

but it was it I I like the ending because of so much I want to talk about but it's just it's it delivered for me and it was it's it's definitely a there is one part though god it's so hard not talking about what I what I'll say Brett earmos this is this is the one spoiler of Ozarks so you guys can fast forward through it that's why I have time because the one part I didn't really like though was after they go back and show the car crash that they all just walked out of it was wild but then they get back But it was cool when she says, we escaped. Yes, but they didn't even go to hospital.

Oh, crazy. If that was the case, just have them get hit by it and sideswiped by a car. It flipped. And everybody's okay. It flipped over like 17 times. It was because they wanted that to be the premiere of the season. Right. And not, but I was, I'm so with you that I was like, why do we do that?

And they, nobody has a concussion. Nobody's, that was the only part of it. That's the only time of that show. I kept me he was going to come play back. Like one of them was going to have an internal bleeding. Nothing. Yeah. Yeah, that was the only thing that it didn't work.

Do you know that if you do that with your ears, you can still hear things? I didn't hear here, but I'm like, I have incredible hearing. Yeah, that's the whole time. It was almost like you were, it was like almost you like you were on an edible. Yeah.

It's like that scene in Spider-Man when he starts recognizing his hearing and he's like, oh, and he sees that thing, he goes, oh, that's like, that's what you just did this now. I must have. What if Brett just starts, like, start climbing on the walls? So the new medicine does, I guess. I did some medibles.

As a superhero, good? He would be the most neurotic. superhero and I would be here for it. What a great story, right? Yeah, the neurotic. So tell us to your story, what's your origin story? How did how did how did how did how did you come about? First of all, what are your powers again? My power. I always wanted the power to absorb negative energy and then put it out as good energy. Oh wow. That is that's pretty positive. But then the I think the downfall of that as my characters that that I as I absorb it I'm in like deep depressive states and things like that. You really got deep with yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because I mean I'm taking you.

in all the worries of the world and I have to put it out and then there's times So let's be honest, you've been thinking about this for a long time. Oh yeah, yeah. And then there's times that like people like need me but like I just can't deal with it anymore because I'm just like, hey, I need like a little me time. I need to put on some like little eye patches

and do a little self-care. No, I'm glad you made this moment so fun. And I have a huge dick. That's like that's your super. It's like Wonder Woman has her lasso. Yeah. You've got your huge penis. You just walk into,

you walk into bars with it. On your off time, on your own time. That's like part of the, it's like, oh, come on. Well,

all right. Hold on. I got something I can use. Don't worry. I won't kill him. It's been hard in years. Incredible. But I'll,

but, hey, we got to trip that guy. Boom. Does the penis get the negative energy? That's what's happened. Yeah. Oh,

right. So, so, and that's, That's what stays limp. Oh, I see. Yeah. And then it's like, do I help people?

Is that the character's name, Limptick? Lip dick. Yeah. Liptic. Ladies and gentlemen, we need limptick. They put the signal out. It's just a pair of balls with a flopping hose. Yeah, it's definitely a PG-13.

And it's true. The story of the movie would be mostly the struggle. No action. Enjoy mostly the struggle. If you like movies with action, this movie is not for sure. You. I look like that's a drama. It's mostly internal struggle.

Yeah, that's true. What was the one, though, that you just watched on Netflix Saturday, but what was it called? Slight Me? Oh, Slight Me, yeah, yeah. Well, Slight Me was, it's a Ryan Reynolds film. Yeah. And he's, you know, of course, getting slighted all the time. And it's just, you know, Ryan Reynolds.

Ryan Reynolds being Ryan Reynolds. I mean, it's the same old story. But the thing, the twist with this. one is that he's got a sidekick that is a ferret, a talking ferret. Titus. Titus, the talking ferret. But this guy is filthy. It reminds me a lot about like Ted or something.

Right. He's got this filthy mouth ferret that like he can only hear. Doesn't he call him filth throughout the all in? Yeah. Filt the ferret. He's a cock block. Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. All the time. Yeah. This guy's in, you know, he's just out there trying to do his thing. But he actually, he runs into the wharf. It runs into wall, but the ferret runs into its future self. Right. Future ferrette, yeah.

Somebody said, I'm you. What was the blue one that we did? We did the, we did one. Oh, Blue Stitch or something like that. Whatever it was,

someone said, I looked up on Netflix, I couldn't find it. That's amazing. It always works if as a superhero. That one I kind of went with just a regular story. I like that, though. Slight me is a great name.

Slight me, Slight me. Yeah. Slight me. What's coming out. He's a doctor and he's not what you. would call conventional. Ladies and gentlemen,

Ryan Reynolds in Slight Me. Slight Me. Yeah. All right. What else? Oh, Amanda Waller from Suicide Squad and and then she had some cameos and Peacemakers.

She's getting her own TV show. And it's happening on HBO Max. She is set to reprise her role from Suicide Squad and Peacemakers. She plays the role in David Eyre and James Gunn's versions and Peacemaker. The series will build off the

events of the end of the first season of Peacemaker. Interesting, with Waller having to deal with the consequences of her daughter's actions. Davis will executive produce the series in addition to starring while Crystal Henry from Watchman will write an executive produced. Yeah, right? Yeah, well, I mean, what are you going to do? It's weird because she's such a great actress, so I'm always interested to see what she's going to do.

This world they're building off of the Suicide Squad into Peacemaker has me on board because the suicide squad was phenomenal. Did you watch all a peacemaker? Of course. So good. I don't know if you know this, but I was the host of DC movie news. Oh, yeah, but was that show still going on when you were doing peacemaker? Oh, I'm just letting you know.

Oh, you still get a picture. So you didn't just stop watching DC after you stopped doing that show, that's what you're saying. Oh, I did. I did. But, and I know you watched Peacemaker and love that. So this is an interesting thing because the question is how do they, it's like they're building the same way that Star Wars is building their, the, more so, again, in television.

This particular branch of D.C. now is building out with the Suicide Squad and Peacemaker. And now this show and then Peacemaker Season 2, which was announced. So good, Beth, interesting. It's bizarre because I love the character of Amanda Waller. I really loved Peacemaker. I loved Suicide Squad. And I love Viola Davis. The Suicide Squad.

I really liked Suicide Squad. Oh, stop this. But I loved The Suicide Squad. I didn't ate Suicide Squad. Yeah. And the fact. that this isn't having me like jumping out of my chair is probably not a great sign. Yeah.

I think that right now, D.C. has some big issues to deal with, and they're not, they're not dealing with any of them. Yeah, I think they're waiting until the same go over. They're saying, what is not an issue? Right. And they're like, okay, uh, we know Viola Davis is great. We know people like peacemaker. Let's just like stay in this little corner, but I think that they would have been better off

doing another Suicide Squad movie or doing Peacemaker 2 then they are doing piecemaker too right but then they're better and they're probably going to do another suicide suicide squad maybe maybe that's but that's the difference premature because it gives us nothing so it seems like a dull story yeah right now right because we don't know anything about it it's cool it's like oh cool viola davis Amanda waller's going to get on show but like she's about her daughter that's the part that I'm like oh so it's so is she not going to be the Amanda Waller that we know is it's more like a family drama yeah and then and I love

her daughter too yeah I can't imagine though because I think she's I think because she is Amanda Waller is so um it's just kind of like a kind of a crooked character sometimes and like so I think we're just going to learn a lot more about her and there's going to be more missions that remember though she's so tied into all of it whether she was tied into the suicide squad she's tied into this like tied into everything else that she's going on. I think it could be interesting depending on how they tie it in. Yeah, definitely. I'm not saying the show's not going to be good.

I think that it very well might be, but. You're like a what is this. Yeah, you're like, what is this? And I understand that. Kind of like, why is this? Well, here's a why is this. As we were finding out all this stuff about Justin Lynn and Vin Diesel, we were, we talked about it.

It turned out it definitely was Vin Diesel, by the way. Following writer-dire director, Justin Lynn's abrupt exit last month. And yesterday's news of French filmmaker Louis Latier, being their favorite to replace him. More details on the 10th movie have now emerged. A new report at THR claims the production budget has now ballooned $300 million. At the same time, the report indicates that Lynn ultimately left the film due to multiple creative differences with Vin Diesel. Trade says that Lynn penned the script thinking it would be locked as they went into production, but the studio brought in another writer to polish the dialogue.

That a meeting on April 23rd led to a major disagreement with Diesel when the actor, presented new notes. Lin reportedly said this movie is not worth my mental health, and within two days he and the studio had agreed upon his departure. The outlet adds that Diesel is involved with the writing process and could essentially veto action sequences. Universal had given a statement to the trade, saying any creative differences leading to Justin's exit were with the studio, not with fellow producers, castor crew. Bullshit. As for the high cost, it is suggested to be potentially due to actress salaries and changing filming locations to avoid the Ukrainian conflict as one-third of the budget is going to above-the-line cost.

Fast sex plans to hit cinemas on May 19th. What a disaster this movie is right now. What an absolute disaster. Yeah, I think they're lucky, though, that this is a fast movie because it's kind of okay to be a disaster. But it's not a cute look all around. Like the fact that the things that came out about Vin Diesel is that he's always late. He doesn't know his lines and he's not in shape. I don't understand the not in shape one, though, because

I feel like when I see him, he is in shape. Or maybe compared to Brett and I, but I mean, like, but, you know, he's supposed to be like, but, but the man is like 56 years old. That's the thing. That's what I'm saying. And also, he's not playing like a real life fighter. Right. So he's not like, fine.

Maybe he doesn't have rock washboard abs. But who cares? Yeah, I know. But who knows what he's actually, how he's showing up in general and what he's, what he's doing. Maybe maybe by in shape also means that like if he needs to run stuff, he needs to take a break because he's taking a breathe. Yeah.

He's got to take a breather. Because Tom Cruise is 60-some years, whatever he is, and that guy hasn't missed a beat because we'll talk about Top Gun again in a second here because I'll talk about top gun any time anyone wants to talk about. Holy crap is that movie awesome. But fast. It just wasn't the nicest of the thing. Like if you want to say he's late and you want to say he's not prepared, that's totally fine,

but you want to say he's out of shape. But we don't know the details of it. We don't know what that necessarily means as far as like. We also don't know who said it. That's true. A named source. That's true. That is true.

But either way, So you're right where because it's fast and furious, because it has 10, because these movies have traditionally made about a billion dollars. But let's think about this, though. The 300 million is also, it was costing the studio upwards to a million dollars a day every time they couldn't find a replacement for Justin Lynn because they were paying people salaries of trying to schedules for Charlie Starron and Bree Larson and all these people. So now that it's that 300 million for production costs, tack on and, another, what, 150, 200 million for marketing, you're looking at around $500 million for this movie. This movie needs to make a billion dollars. Jesus.

Needs to. In order for it to really be profitable. 750. I know, but when the rest of them are making a billion dollars and they're not making, they're not playing off of a $300 million budget. Plus, there was a lot of goodwill with the audience in those other days when it's like, people were excited about the new fast and furious, couldn't wait for the new fast and furious. is. But now, after the shit that came out with The Rock, now the stuff with Justin Lynn,

because Justin Lynn comes off as the Golden Boy here. He's the one that I mean, the public opinion is with him. I don't think the public knows who he is. Now they do. Our public does. Well, you think that most people who've seen this movie have any idea who Justin Lin is? You're not wrong. You're not wrong. But if you pay attention to movie news and you pay attention to things happening, then the public opinion is towards it. But you're right. The, the act, average movie goer who doesn't know who the hell a Justin Lynn is. Oh, new fast movies coming out. Hey, do you hear there's a lot of problems?

There was. Yeah. 100%. Absolutely. You're absolutely right. That's got to be 90% of the fans, right? Yeah. And that's why this movie has an absolute possibility to be able to make that

billion dollars. Yes, because they're not going to, because the average person is not going to know about this drama. You're absolutely right. And that's, but it's still, it still comes out and it still plagues it.

Does it affect your viewing experience of it? No, because I still haven't seen nine. And I heard nine was terrible. Nine is amazing Christian. Is it really? When you're watching it after pandemic. Yeah, it is. Right.

Well, you saw it in the theater was your first movie back. But I mean, I hear it's terrible. How much money did that movie make? It's a great question, Roxy Stryor. Weird times because it was still kind of pinini time. Let's see. That's the, that's the thing.

thing is it didn't it definitely didn't do what the other ones did but because of that um f9 okay it was it two times and twenty one still it made seven hundred twenty six million dollars yeah it cost does it doesn't tell you how much it cost to make anymore they used to do that in the i used to love that oh i didn't do that anymore but that's for for when that movie came out in 2021 it made seven hundred twenty six million that's massive yeah huge that's massive especially when and movies aren't really we're not making anything in 2021 so it has a good shot but this movie is and and articles will be written about this and with justin lynn and the fact that that Justin lynn says i this is this is too much for me i'm not going to risk my mental health to this i'm

i'm out um that that says a lot yeah and he was supposed to be making somewhere between 10 and 20 million dollars and you walked away from 20 million dollars that that's that means that there was more than just like, because someone wrote, there's not many people I wouldn't work with for $20 million. That's got to tell you something.

Has to. He's just done with it. And how many of these are they going to make? Just keep going until it. I would. If you're making $756 million in the pandemic in,

in 2021, I mean, if I'm the studio, I'm like, we can't let what happened on Fast X ever happen again. If it makes a billion dollars, like they're going to have to, if it does, if this movie bombs, which it won't,

but if it bombs, that's the end of it. There's no more. And what you don't understand, Brett, is that they still haven't gone to Jupiter. That's right. Right. There's a lot of places to explore. I mean, they did, they mess with magnets this time. It's right.

How long before they bring the multiverse into the, uh, fast-huh. It's just like a lot of space space sports. I'm sure that. I'm sure they will. At least another 25 movies. Yeah. It's like it's, it's, it's very interesting. I'll tell you though, after we just talked about Dr. Strange and all these movies

they're coming out. Top Gun Maverick is the best movie I've seen in a long, long time. Dude, it is because it's not just, you're going to love it. Monday, were you seen it Monday during the day? Yeah. Oh, Tuesday Day. Mike's out. It's out.

Try it now. Tuesday Day. She's seeing it. Tuesday day. Tuesday day. That's, yeah. Okay. So I'm probably going to see it again.

Yes. It is so good. And it's not. Were you a massive fan of the first movie? Yeah. Okay. You don't need to be a massive fan of the first movie. Really?

Are you not a fan of the first movie? I love the first movie. But I don't, but you don't need to be. Like Ellis and I, we saw it, we walked out like we were in Disneyland. Every review, every person is saying that like, this is the movie. Because it's a great movie. It's not a, it's not a, it's not just, are there things from Top Gunn that you'll know from the first movie? Like, you'll geek out when it, like, whether you see it in the trailer, the music and stuff to the music that they use and

certain things that you play into it. But it's not like one of these things you have to go, oh, well, that's for, I've never seen the first one, so I don't get that. So you don't think you have to have even seen the first one. Not only do you don't have to be a fan. You do not have to see the first one.

I think that if you see the second one, you'll want to see the first one. But it's not relevant. They give you enough inside of the, but it's great because they give you enough that if you did see the first movie, very fulfilling. But if you didn't see it, you're not lost.

You just say, oh, that's built up because of this. and this and this and they play it so good. And everybody in it just does a phenomenal job. So this justifies holding off and waiting this. And so they knew what they had and they wanted to wait this long. You know how many times I've said. I love watching movies from my, there's no chance I want to see this movie first on my big screen.

I have to see this movie in the theater. You cannot wait. You have to take Lonnie to see this in the movie theater. You have to. The IMAX. in Century City, go. And you will, it is the best movie I've seen in a long time because.

Of the year? So far, yeah, 100%. There's no doubt. Because they don't, this is like an old school, the way they make movies. It didn't rely. I mean, of course there's CGI,

but the planes are all practical and everything to they shot. If you look at the training, the way they shot it. And it just was like old school movie making in the story aspect. And like you're emotionally involved. It's like, and people, I've seen people who write,

and like, I don't really care about the first top gun. You are doing yourself a disservice. If you love movies, you are doing yourself a disservice if you don't see this movie. You think it's better than the first one? Hard to say.

Hard to say. Hard to say because here's the thing. When that movie came out in 86, Tom Cruise wasn't a massive movie star. He was a star. He was coming up from risky business and these other things, but he wasn't a massive movie star.

And that movie didn't have the box, the budget. budget that it that this movie has right and like you you only I think the movie was like an hour and 45 minutes or whatever it was and you didn't have enough to really expand the story and the lore the way that they do with this and it's bigger but not bigger to where it disrupts the the emotional story it's it's if someone says I watch I just watch both movies and the second one is hands down the better movie I'm not going to argue with them because I have a very different

relationship. Yeah, I have a different relationship with the first one. I'm watching it. I'm watching it. It's on Netflix right now too, and Paramount Plus, but I'm watching it.

And I have a very different relationship to someone who just watch it for the first time and go, yeah, it's kind of like an 80s movie. This movie is going to, hands down, be the more superior movie to them. But yeah.

It's a better done movie, you're saying. Yeah, yeah, it is. And it's just, and it's Joe Kaczynski's best movie, hands down, over Tron, over Oblivion,

over all that stuff. Hands down. This is his best movie. Miles Teller, who I like, some people don't like Miles Teller, great in this film. People don't like him as an actor? I think some people,

but he annoys them, I think. He's so talented. He is. He annoys him sometimes. I think when it comes to, but again, I think he's great in this movie. He's really good. This is a movie.

I don't care if six people watch my spoiler review. I'm doing a spoiler. review of this movie. Is there emotional stakes? Major. Oh, major emotional stakes. And you'll tear up, you'll tear up like at least two or three times. I can't believe I was 12 when it came out. It's nuts. And I remember, like, was I born?

I don't know. When were you born? When were you born? 91? No, you were not born yet. It came out in 86. Fuck off. I'm sorry. I love you, Roxby. But fuck off. Really? 91? Yeah. Wow. Yeah. I think I block all these things. That's all right. Don't block this movie. No.

Don't block this movie. I'm telling you, I can't wait. I'm going to find, because I'm probably, I'm going to find a way to get myself there again, too. Because Ellis and I were like, after I go, dude, I got another screening for it next week. He's like, I got to go. So let's do it. Yeah. Let's do it.

So what do you mean you're going to find a way? You already got the screening. Take the car. Well, no, no, no, because I might have, it's one in the afternoon. So it might have to do some, like, meetings and stuff. Why are they doing that? I don't know. I didn't realize it until yesterday.

I thought it was at 7 o'clock, and I was excited to go. And I saw it was one day afternoon. I was like, I don't know what the hell they're doing. When I first saw that, I was like, oh, are they burying this? And then I saw all the good feedback. And I was like, well, then why are they doing this? Because they want people to see it and start tweeting out about it, I guess, earlier. I don't know.

I don't know why they do it. One o'clock, though, it's such a strange time for people to see it. And I don't know. Who knows? It's ideal for me. You know what? It's funny is that I should have, if Mark can't go, I'll just take you. Yes.

But, yeah, I really want to see this movie again. It's really good. So go and see that movie for sure. Let's see what else. Flea is going to be an Obi-Wan. Did you know that? Flea, nice. He just shows up in those kind of movies.

My favorite band. Oh, we watched the Weird Al Yankovic story, the trailer. Yeah. Roxy, what do you think? You care? I guess I care a little because I like Weird Al and I like Daniel, but I watched the trailer and it didn't do anything for me. The only thing you said was he looks nothing like.

There's nothing like it. And that's fine. I think we're just so... He's some weird out pretty tall, too. Yeah. Yeah. I think we're really used to seeing prosthetics and things to make people like really look at like them.

You know, like I'm thinking like Bohemian Rhapsody or like bombshell, you know, where... They just put a wig on them. It was like, yeah, they put a, they threw a wig on him. I was like, it looks like Daniel Radcliffe. With a bad wig. Yeah. The wig was terrible. That might be okay.

Even though, I mean, Weird Nile's hair is weird. Are they going, are they going the Pam and Tommy route with this? because it kind of lets what Hulu seems to be doing. Maybe. I mean, Pam and Tommy was a series, obviously, but this is, this is a movie, because it doesn't seem like they're trying to take this serious. The shot that you can tell is when he says, doesn't even have an accordion,

and all three accordions can blast it at him. What's the story here? We knew what the Pammy story. I don't know. I don't know what the story is. And the trailer certainly didn't know. It looks like there might have been a drinking element, like at one point where he like sligs the bottle.

Did he have a drinking problem? Well, that's what I don't know. I mean, they hinted at something, and I don't know if that was just water. Is it? a party element or is it an issue element? I don't know. Yeah, I have no idea.

So I don't know. I know he's been bowling with Ben Folds. I saw him at a bowling alley. Is that with Ben Folds? Weird Al and Ben Folds are friends and they bowl together. Wow. I'm more curious than what you just said than I wasn't. You know what I'm hoping for though is that it is very possible because we've all been

down that row before where you're like, I don't know about this movie. You turn it on. You're like, you know what movie was really good? Was the Weird Al movie with Daniel. Is it a movie? It's a movie. It's a Hulu movie. Yeah.

Yeah. He was fun. I didn't even get that from the trailer. Did you see the Lost Parat, the Paradise movie with Sandra Bullock? No, what? That lost, the one with Channing Tatum and Sandra Bullock that came out.

So he was the villain in that movie, Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe was, and he was pretty good now. He's very good. I saw him an Aqlis on Broadway. He's an excellent actor. That's the one where he showed his wings.

That's why I said when we watched a trailer, I've seen, I've seen his wee wee. Yeah. I mean, that's, you look, hey, flop it out, Harry. Do what you got to do? Hung like a bull? Honestly, I was very far away. So you don't want to get close up on that one.

I would. You would? All right. Fair enough. Especially in that wig. Yeah. Why not? You like him in that wig.

Put on the weird out of the wig. Would you date Daniel McCliff? Not because of his money. In the wig or not in the wig? Not in the wig. He seems like a good guy. He seems like a nice guy. Yeah.

In any interview or anything I've seen him in, he seems like a legit good guy. So yeah. Okay. Fair enough. In all fairness, I'm very lonely. And I don't know that there's a lot of names that you're going to throw at me right now that I would say, no, I'm not. I'm not going to say it.

I think I could throw the other people. Could you do an F. Mary kill? The three of them? I don't know. Well, look, some other people that, I don't know. Who knows? Because their penises are probably a rotten at this point. A lot of the jackass cast.

Because who knows what they held that got themselves into? What kind of food? Rotten penises? That's a tough call. Well, think about, look at the, who's the naked guy all the time? This guy. Yeah. This guy put his, has put his penis in so many different things that, what I mean by

rotten penises, that he probably got something, like some kind of food in there or something. Johnny Knoxville had to piss out of a catheter for a year or so. After the last movie, right? No, I think, or the one before that, like, unless he did it again. Dude, he got. Because I heard him on Stern. He got messed up, dude, with the bull that hit him in the last, oh, he was, he's like 52 years old or whatever. So they're doing another.

He's so hot. Yeah. Oh, there you go. He's doing another, he's doing, well, they're doing a, a show. Thanks to the success of the recent Jackass Forever film. the antics of the jackass franchise is going to return to the small screen. Speaking during an investor call today, Bob Backish says that the company has been in talks with the original creators

to continue the franchise with the new Jackass series for Paramount. One person likely not to get involved in the craziness is Johnny Knoxville. He did a whole, remember his GQ article where he was like, this is it. I'm not kidding, this is fucking it. I'm not doing this anymore. What I just mentioned, who took a gruesome hit from a bull while filming forever. And did you not watch the new one? No.

New one's good. And subsequently said, I'm done enough. I don't have anything to prove. I have kids to raise. Yeah. Forever, the fourth film in the long running franchise debuted at the box office with a strong 23.5 opening weekend. 4.5 film consisting of extra footage is coming on Netflix. Okay.

So look, this is something where Johnny Knoxville has the best, absolutely best thing here. He's going to get paid as a producer, you would assume. Yeah. You would assume. And he's got to do nothing. So what they're probably going to try to do is find the new generation, but you just got to find the new generation that's going to be, that's going to really do what these guys did.

These guys had no fear. And we all know people like this. You can find them. They're out there. It's just a matter of casting them. Dagnino. Dagnino was not that type of person. Not like that.

My buddy, who you didn't know, you remember Perm. Yeah. Perm would have been perfect on this. Perm would have been. In 2002, could have easily been on Jackass. No way. I mean, the guy, the guy ate a dog turd. There are people in Fear Factor.

Go after them. Yeah. Yeah, there's tons of, like, guys get nothing on the internet doing shit, like this jumping on glass and stuff. There's tons of people. They'll find, look at this idiot that threw a water bottle at Mike Tyson. Yeah. Right, like, that's, like, that's, you find stupid assholes.

That's one of the bits. You gave it away. Spoiler. So, oh, look at this. I got to talk about this. My buddies. Netflix has handed out eight episodes. series order for the Cobra Chi creator's new high-octane action comedy series called

Obliterated. The series was previously picked up by TBS with a straight to series order in 2019, but then it was dropped. The story follows an elite special forces team that thwarts a deadly threat to Las Vegas after their celebratory party. The now intoxicated team discovers that the bomb they deactivated was a fake and they have to overcome their personal issue and substance-infused impairments to find the real bomb. bum bum bum John Hurwitz. Hayden Schlossberg

and Josh Shield will direct much of the 8 45 minute episode run and the project Hails from Sony Pictures television. Good for them. I don't know

greater people than those three guys. They're really, really good. I guess I can make a special announcement here too. I shouldn't have. What is it?

So tonight, which is the day of shooting this Thursday, is the Cobra Kai Live at the Nokia theater. They're doing the, you know, that Netflix is a joke festival

that they're doing it and Cobra Kai Live. they're doing a big thing with the entire cast and previewing into season five, I'm moderating it. Yeah. What? Yeah. I found that out.

Netflix asked me last week. I know. So I'm going to do that. I'm going to moderate the panel. What are you going to ask? I have a bunch of stuff that it's, it's a, I don't want to, I don't want to spoil anything. You know, karate in real life. I know, right.

But there's, there's some fun, there's some fun things. So if you're able to get a ticket, you should head on out there and go to, go to the, Netflix is a joke and the Cobra Chi Live tonight. happens at the Nokia theater. You saw what, because I'm thinking about Netflix as a joke, you saw what happened to Chappelle? I did see what Chris Rock said. And did you see what Chris Rock said right afterwards? Hilarious.

Did you see what happened? No, I heard about it. So he was at the Hollywood. So Dave Chappelle was at the Hollywood Bowl and he was up on stage and somebody tackled him on stage. And right afterwards, he was fine. Chris Rock comes up. He was behind the stage and he hugs him.

He goes, was that Will Smith? hilarious. But then they showed the dude. who tackled him and his arm was like, they beat the shit out of this guy. He had a gun and a knife. Did he really?

That's what they said. Oh, Jesus. Did they, so. They said when they took him in a custody, that he had a gun and a knife. That was reports last night, so I don't know if they updated anything, but that's what I read last night.

But this is, so I'd beat the shit out of him, too, I mean. But this is part of the thing, though, that is the overall issue with the thing that happened at the Oscars. Like, this is part of it. Like, do you think, that that happens if what does what doesn't happen at the Oscars? I can't say no because we don't know but obviously I think that I think that we're not we're not moving in a good direction no and it's like you can't I it's like I don't care how much

there's a lot of stuff Dave Chappelle said that I don't agree with say what he's when he's when he's not he's got that mic he's you pay to see a ticket yeah you're paying he he can say what he wants to you don't have to like what he says he said when he got tackled no what did he say doubled down, he said. I can't laugh because then people are going to think I think it's funny. It's not funny. He said, it must have been a trans man who tackled me. Is that what he said?

And then Chris Rock said, or was Will Smith. Or it was Will Smith. It was like, oh, my God. But all of that. You're not supposed to physically abuse somebody based on what they say. Yeah, that's the whole thing. It's like you can't run around saying free speech, free speech, free speech. but then someone says something that you don't like,

whether it's free speech means, even if it's deplorable, allowed to say it. Allowed to say it doesn't mean they get punched. Same thing, that's why I didn't talk about it a lot. I didn't want to talk about what's going on. I don't,

I don't care what anyone said about your wife. I don't care. It's like, it's not, it's not free speech. I mean, it is free speech. You can say what do you want. You don't have to agree with it. You don't hit somebody,

you don't tackle somebody. You don't do, And the question is now, are people who were defending Will Smith, will they defend the person who tackled Dave Chappelle? I certainly won't. What's the difference? What's the difference? I think there will be people that will because of Chappelle's, you know, reputation of, you know, like.

But that's what I'm saying is that that's my point, though, is the stuff that Dave Chappelle said and has angered people, you could say, well, Will Smith was angered because. Chris Rock made a joke about people who were mad about alopecia were pissed off so he so he should have punched him because he's defending his woman well then why don't you say the same thing about the lunatic that just tackled him on stage for whatever reason it's it's like there's there's nothing there's a reason why laws are in place you don't you don't there's no physical you don't you don't do that and so it's that that whole thing that happened it's like

that's why I think that that adds into this. So I don't know. It's crazy. Are there metal detectors going into the bowl? Right. Like how does that guy, how does that guy, he had a gun in the knife?

That's what they said. It was at the Hollywood Bowl? Yeah, I've been through a metal. Yeah. How does that? Maybe it does, maybe they retracted it.

Yeah, I don't know enough. I don't know enough about the story. I just saw the person's arm and it looked like it reminds. The video of him tackling him? I saw the video of him tackling him. I saw the video him tackling it. It's like, it's like so far away.

Yeah, but he fucking decks him. Yeah. I mean, Most concert venues have metal detectors, and that's been forever. Yeah, had a gun, oh, gun-shaped knife. Now they're saying. Oh, is that what it is? Okay.

So let's see if I can find it. Hey, is that a gun? No, it's a gun-shaped knife. What's a gun-shed? All right, come on in. So suspect to attack Dave Chappelle on stage had a gun-shaped knife when he was arrested. So last night they put out that it was a gun-in-a-knife. I guess now it's a gun-shaped, which what is a gun-shaped knife?

I don't know. But here's the, I'm going to see if I can actually see the whole video. I can't show it here. this is producers and hip hopers so i mean it looks like it was sold out right i mean they beat the piss out of this person is that oh yeah god yeah they didn't really get him down too much and i try to run away look they're looking at what yeah where are you going to go you better exit plan yeah here's no exit plan i said i mean here's well maybe he didn't want to exit maybe he wanted to stab him but what i guess but this i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm

I'm going to take some screenshots so I can show the audience what we're looking at here. And like that that, that's just, I mean, that if you're trying, like, this is, this is just bad, bad planning all the way around. And then it's a bad planning. It's a bad tackle. First of all, everything about I'm going to show as a sports person. Here's what I'll give Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle, though. They handled it well. They handled it well.

They didn't miss a fucking beat. Yeah. No, they handled it really well. He wasn't all. He was like laughing about it. Here, I'll put, um, it's like when Jason Sedakis's lawyers served. Oh, we talked about that in a second, too. That was, that was queen.

Yeah, what the hell. We'll talk about that in a second. Hold on a time. She didn't miss a beat. No, that was at, that was a cinema con, right? No, it was that? Yeah, it was a cinema con. Oh, oh, was I thought it was at Coachella or something.

Oh, are you sure? I don't know. No, I'm not sure. No, cinema con because she was, she was announcing something? Yeah, there was a. I thought she was doing her movie. The, the one with, the movie. Yeah.

All right, so look at the, that is my Coachella, you know. All right, so here's, here's some of the, here's some of these shots. Let me show you. The first, the first shot, so here's the guy. The guy is on the far left and he's coming in. And then he does this move as he comes in closer. And then he does a full-on dive. And then Dave Chappelle basically kind of throws him to the floor.

It was a terrible. It was terribly planned. Terrible planned. Then when they start trying to chase him, he goes around the screen. They beat the ass out of the guy as they should have. And it's like, what the hell do you expect, stupid idiot? So you think poor execution. Everything.

The whole, everything. No, you tackle from the. Legs, right. Everything that that guy did from thinking it would be a good idea in general to how he did it in general. The Hollywood Bowl is a tough one though because they let you bring in coolers and wine. I mean, that's probably... But that's the kind of shit now and they probably won't. Yeah, they're going to stop letting you, because you get to have the picnics and whatnot.

Because now that that happens, it's like this world. Yeah, you're right. It's a cinema con for Don't worry, darling. Did you see the trailer for that? That was... Yeah. I watched this, the trailer for... What's it called?

Don't worry, darling. Yeah, I watched it yesterday. It's got like, it's got like, Stefford Wives' Feels to it. It's awesome. Yeah. But yeah, she got served

the divorce papers on stage at CinemaCon. Was that fact? Was that a, because I know that they, it was fact. And he said he didn't know that they were doing that.

I mean, I don't think of a lot of things. But who? I listened to a lot of things about it and they said that she had been out of the country a lot. They were unable to get a hold of her. And they knew she were to lock her down?

And they, but why on stage? Because, apparently, because this is what one theory was, I really don't know, but she wanted to do it in a different country because of whatever legal, like, whatever the laws are there, she thought she would have a better grip on the divorce. And so she was trying to avoid it being done here. And so that's why they publicly, so that nobody could say that she didn't get the papers. Yeah, that's what that's. Take a picture. Yeah.

Yeah. They said that they weren't able to, they couldn't find her, that she was constantly. with security. Wait until she gets off stage. You know where she is. I'm super with you. I think it was like... It's pretty lame. It's practical.

Yeah. Pretty lame. I'm so not standing up for it. I'm just saying... No, I know you're saying. You're just... I was trying to... The reasoning behind it.

And he's claiming he's like, I had no idea. I hope he didn't. Because I mean, that his whole Ted Lassel... Well, I'll tell you... But I'll tell you what. If he didn't, if he sure shit better fire those people. Yeah. Because the thing is...

So it's custody papers. Yeah, because the whole... That's right. Because here... It's not... It's custody. It's custom. Because here's the thing.

And that's, I mean, that's even ugly because here's, here's the thing is that imagine your Jason Sadega's legal team here, right? And you go, hey,

you think Sadaegas is going to mind if we publicly humiliate? Because it's possible here, guys, that if this comes out, it's going to blow back on him. Yeah, don't talk to him about it.

Just do it. Bullshit. Maybe, I don't know. No fucking way. No fucking way. Do what you guys have to do. I don't want to know.

Yeah. Oh, I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. He can have plausible. Maybe he says, I don't want to know about it. Just get it. Do it however you got to do it.

But make it public. Yeah, whatever. Whatever they do, just do it. And then they do it. And then he can, he can pause. Then he can say, I didn't know that we're going to do that. And then he's not lying. And then he just kind of just wipes his hands of it.

That's also possible. It is messy. God. Messy. Anyway. I don't like it. No, I don't. It sucks.

But what are you going to do? Yeah. that says Jason Sadegis didn't know Olivia Wilde was served child custody papers at CinemaCon. He would never condone it. Okay. I mean, all right. But who know? I don't know.

Let's get back to nicer stuff. The, uh, Obi-1 Canobi. Eul McGregor says he's open to playing more Obi-1 Canobi, which that works for me. Yeah. Well, he doesn't get murdered in this? You not until episode four. Yulah McGregor had obvious, uh, issues with all the blue screen on the Star Wars. course prequals. The actor seemed to have a much more enjoyable experience filming the

Deborah Chow directed Obi-Wan series. I think him and Hayden are friends. Yeah, they're good friends. The series reunites McGregor and Hayden, Christensen, after last working together on Revenge of the Sith and speaking with Total Film a few weeks ahead of the show, McGregor says this probably won't be the last time. You'll play the iconic Jedi should the opportunity arise. If we were able to get an opportunity to do it again, I totally would be up for that. It was nice to come back and to bridge that gap between me and Alec Guinness. I got as much or more out of playing him this time than I did in the first three movies put together.

Of course. That's to do with the writing and the people we were making the series with, the tech and how everything is. At present, there are no plans for a Kenobi follow-up as this has been apparently designed as a limited series. That could change, though. And if so,

it would likely be announced at Star Wars Celebration later this month. The other possibility is that Kenobi could appear in another series the way Christensen will return for the upcoming Asoka series. So that's what I would prefer, out of all of them is if he's gonna like basically what they do with Marvel right if like when Tom Holland would pop in a civil war

and Dr. Strange would pop in like let's get him that way because I worry about the Obi-1 series in season two because season one to me seems like it has an objective let's let's go through it let's have this this whole thing that he's got to do and then let's call it a day it's a six hour movie and then that's it

but if he pops up in Andor if he pops up in these other shows and they bring them back to play Obi-Wan and more in more scenes? I'd be totally up for that. Do you have a preference for? It doesn't make sense. Oh, sorry, but it doesn't make sense to you as of hardcore Star Wars person for more than a six episode.

I mean, like, what more is there to tell? I don't know yet from how, now I could feel very differently in six weeks. Yeah. And in six weeks, you go, oh, we need to see more of that. Or I could say, I think that that's it. I think that we're one and done here with this. But if they could de-age, them a little bit and you have like a mini series of Hayden and Obi-Wan during the Clone Wars,

that would be fun, but I don't know. Roxy, what do you think? Yeah, I'm kind of with you where, without having seen this, I think that what you're saying makes sense. But after we see it, obviously we can make a more educated decision. Would you feel the same way about Hayden popping up as you would about Obi-Wan? Like, do you want to see him pop up in places too? Yes, because he's going to show up in Asoka.

And it's probably a force ghost. Um, what I really want to see in Obi-One, and I don't know if we will, I want them to do a flashback scene of young Hayden and young Obi-1 in the Clone Wars. Because what I don't want to see is, not not what I don't want, what I think will be, if you just have Hayden pretty much in Vader caution from the majority of it with a scarred up face when you take off his helmet kind of once or twice, why do you bring him back? Yeah. In Asoka, he'll most likely be a forced ghost with flashbacks because at that time period he's already turned to the good side. How many episodes do you think he's going to be on? Of...

Obi-1? Yeah. You mean, just all screen time, even including, like, him walking into a frame? Let's see. I think he'll show up in episode two. I think he's in a... Between, I would say definitely three. Maybe four?

Maybe four. But I say definitely three. I think he's going to be heavily featured in one or two. But I think the Grand Inquisitor and Reva are going to be the majority of the villains that we're going to be spending the most time with. Do you think that there is any world in which we get him in one episode? Just one? No.

He'll, because I think he's going to have. I'll be so bummed. You're going to have more conversations with the Inquisitors. You're going to have to see his relationship. Because think about this in general where that in the trailer when she, is screaming at Obi-Wan that he's never going to escape him, meaning Vader, right?

Maybe IMDB says. Maybe. Maybe Vader is just, you're going to have to have some kind of, the same way you did in rebels where Vader is kind of talking to the Inquisitors. So anyway, hell of an episode. Ladies and gentlemen,

thank you so much for joining us. If you want to see the breakdown that we did on the trailer on Sith Council, that's up on the channel right now. It's credited for six episodes. Is he? All right, well, we'll see. We have this episode.

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