The Reel Rejects - MOVIE NEWS LIVE: Superman Reboot News, Chris Evans Back In MCU, Shazam 2 Bombs, Tom Cruise Raves About The Flash!

Episode Date: March 18, 2023

MARVEL & DCU MOVIE NEWS & RUMORS CATCH UP! Chris Evans & Robert Downey Jr To Return For Nomad, James Gunn To Direct Superman: Legacy, Zack Snyder Uses Darkseid To Tease Special Announcement, Shazam Fury Of The Gods Bombs On Rottentomatoes & Box Office, & SO MUCH MORE To Talk About Regarding New DCEU Chapter 1 & Marvel Phase 5! #Marvel #MCU #DCEU #DCU #JamesGunn #Batman #Superman #WonderWoman #ChrisEvans #RobertDowneyJr #CaptainAmerica #MarvelPhase5 #restorethesnyderverse #zacksnyder #avengerskangdynasty #avengerssecretwars -Follow Coy Jandreau On Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@coyjandreau?lang=en  -Become A Patron-O-Ject Supporter For Full-Length T.V. Show REACTIONS & Q&A'S!!! https://www.patreon.com/thereelrejects -Support The Channel By Checking Out Our Bomb A** Merch:  http://shopzeroedition.com/collections/reel-rejects-merch  -POWERED BY @GFUEL Visit https://gfuel.ly/3wD5Ygo and use code REJECTNATION for 20% off select tubs!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-reel-rejects/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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I mean, for playback purposes, hello, citizens of the reject nation. How's it going? Hey, people on the live stream, if you can hear us, you know what to do. Please go ahead, say we're live. I should have adjusted the slow mode. So we'd wait to know we're live. Let's wait 45 seconds. Slowly tell us.

Are we already live? This is still set this is 45 seconds for when we have like a massive stream. Disney fan just told us we are live 45 seconds. Can you hear us guys? Can you hear us? They'll tell us in 45 seconds. YouTube saying now would be a good time to insert ads. That would be, wouldn't that be awesome?

That'd be good? We're live, mid-roll. Also, yeah, we're trying to sort this out. We're trying to sort this out ad. All right, guys, how's it going? How's it going to be a fun one? It's going to be a loose one today. We're going to have a good time.

Plenty of alcohol required. We did not drink any alcohol. Everyone be quiet about the alcohol. As a matter of fact, Coy and I, mind your face, Coy. You're so far great. It's a readjustment. All right, there it is. On camera, it looks like we're not far away.

But these are the hosts. There's actually a massive gap in between us. The chat is us. That's what's going to be a lot. There's a massive gap. There's a massive gap. Yeah, it is the day after St. Patrick's Day. So we're here to nurse your hangovers with you.

We are nursing our non-hangovers here with G-Fuel because we're about them gains this year. Yeah. So we have not done a live stream. What am I trying to say? Neither coin I are on our proper regiments today. Nope, I'm just recovering from life. So we're talking about. Oh, we haven't really been talking about much comic book movie news.

and I wanted to regurgitate Koi's former career of Collider. I lost my. I wanted to bring it all back. But there's so much that's been coming out over the past couple weeks that we talk about in our private time that I'm sure you guys engage with too, that I was like, you know what, man, let's bring it up. Let's talk about some shit. There's just shit to talk about. But first, order of business, just another reminder. Coy, John, and myself, we are going to be at WonderCon Sunday, March 26.

at 11 o'clock am if you are going would love to have you there in attendance come say hi it would be in large part due to coy he's very much responsible for why this all is happening right now it was his idea actually there's something we're working on where we have it behind the scenes where you can see coy literally convince me maybe one day maybe one day I'll release that footage just maybe like why wouldn't we do that I'm like oh when you put it that also people have asked me if there's like special tickets to this part it's just at wonder con so like there's no separate real rejects live thing you have to acquire just physically be in that room sunday 11 o'clock yeah yeah but yes it did just start hello everyone and if you are here please go ahead leave a like all right let's kick this off coy here's the first thing i want to talk about okay i've seen a couple people mention in the chat here's the first thing i want to talk about what do you think about this it weird this is one of those things that for some reason I was like, I get why this is a headline. I get why this is a big deal.

I don't, I can't quite surmise why it's a big deal. But, Coy, that's your job to surmise why it's a big deal. Oh, I'm sorry to surmise. What do you think I'm talking about? Tom Cruise. Tom Cruise, baby. Watch the flash. Because the headline reads like a medlip.

Like, your brain goes like, why are these words in the same order? Yeah. It doesn't make sense logically, but then you read it again, you're like, but I am emotionally invested. I am like, this must be a good movie. Like, I'm more invested in Tom Cruise's take on the Flash that I think I would be about anyone else watching any superhero movie. Like, if you told me after all these years, Martin Scorsavis, he was like, I really loved No Way Home and be like, that's weird. And I wouldn't like, I'd give it a thought, but not a third thought.

But now I'm like, what was Tom Cruise doing? Did he bring snacks? Yeah, what was that? So if you guys don't know, Tom Cruise, apparently he was interested in watching The Flash, he requested to get a screener of it. And I think they just sent him a screener. He didn't even, like, go to the theaters and watch it. David Zazlov, he reached out to Zazlov, and Zazlov's like, yeah, and sent a thing, yeah, like, we trust you, Tom Cruise. And then apparently Tom Cruise loved it so much, he reached out to Andy Muscietti himself to praise how good the Flash was.

So if the trailer is literally just Tom Cruise doing like a stunt and going like, but the Flash coming out, blah, blah, blah, blah. I would love if the next trailer, it's just Tom Cruise at the beginning of it, the way how we like introduce is like a Mission Impossible trailer. Hi, I'm Tom Cruise And I love Barry Allen Like it's just so out of left field It would be incredible And there is something about it Specifically him for

Especially for a movie that is so CGI heavy Yeah And for a film that is I mean it's a comic book movie And Tom Cruise has never really expressed Much interest in being part of one And he's not that deeply in the WBE studio system Like if you look at what Tom Cruise works in

He's largely paramount He's in these studios So Warner Brothers, I've never thought of Tom Cruise as being a possibility. Like, Universal Dark Monster Universe is the closest we ever got to Tom Cruise in the franchise that wasn't the Tom Cruise show. Yeah. So to have him make this a statement and also to have him like want to see it early. I'm just so excited about what the movie feels like if Tom Cruise loved it. Because like Tom Cruise loves movies that feel like Spielberg.

He loves movies that feel like he's big on the three-act structure of a movie resolving at the end. Like I don't think Tom Cruise would be like, I really loved this movie that. sets up a universe or ends a universe without closure. To me, this says this is a more complete story than a lot of superhero films have been the last five years. Yes, yeah. I'm excited for it, man. What do you guys think about Tom Cruise loving the flash?

It, to me, like some people in the chat have been pointing out, I know we got a couple of super chats. I promise you know how we do. We will get to them. Someone in here, they just said it about, I mean, I don't know if it'll be the Snyderverse, but Shaggy was saying, like, Tom Cruise being in the, it plays, in Hal Jordan or something like that. I don't think he'd play out.

Although that would be ironic casting. After all this time, end of the fire pilot. It would be ironic cat. But I do, I would be, how awesome would it be if Tom, I mean, he was in the mummy and him having control of that did not do that movie any favors. But I think that movie was trying too quickly to get to that point. Like, I think that, you know, Iron Man wasn't rushing to anything.

It just had the Avengers mentioned. Whereas Mommy was like, we got Russell Croft. This is the thing. We've got this picture of all these actors. Like, that didn't help. Well, it would be. be cool. Can you see him? Is there a character you can see Tom Cruise playing? If they make the show of the lanterns a passing of the torch from Hal Jordan to becoming

the not maybe, maybe they don't rush all the way to the evil Hal Jordan, but they have the passing the torch to John Stewart. Yeah. I could see like Tom Cruise wanting to be an elder statesman of flight. Because that's what he does. That's a top gun maverick story. Like they can literally just have him play Maverick Jordan. Someone said Tom Cruise looking to play. We recruit Ezra Miller into Scientology. Oh, man, that is dark. That would be amazing. Someone earlier said Tyrese, Tyrese, I think his name was, said, it makes sense.

Tom Cruise runs really fast. Yeah, yeah. I also thought the idea of Tom Cruise just being like, I'm going to steady his moves. This, we're, we've dedicated an obnoxious amount of time to talking about Tom Cruise. That's what the chat wanted, all right? Frankly. We have sent an obnoxious amount of time talking about Tom. If you're having a St. Patrick's Day and this is a drinking game for you, every time we've said Tom Cruise, have a sip of

get us. Okay. And then, um, let's talk about. about, I know we got, don't work. We have the chat in front of us. We're clearly aware that you guys are here. We just want to get a couple of things out of the way. I thought you were running fast joke was great.

So the question is cool. Where? Oh, yes, that is a character. The question's like a detective noir story. So it's a man that solves riddles by asking his own questions. It's very like existential pondering. So it's like a golden age. It's not written in the golden age. It's up until now, but it's a very golden age like think piece.

And his mask is literally just a blank. Oh, cool. who's like always thinking outside the box to solve things. I'm wearing the cloak of levitation. Ladies and gentlemen, so one thing that we did not, that has been all over Twitter this week too. Okay.

What do you want to talk about next? I think we should- Superman or Shazam 2 bombing. Let's do, let's sandwich positives around a negative. Let's talk Shazam 2 and then we'll get to soups because that's exciting news. I, yeah, we're hiding John behind this chat.

He's here. John's that's actually somewhere really personal right now. Oh, yeah. I didn't even know that. Yeah. His house. It's the most personal place there is. I think the Shazam news is kind of indicative of the way the internet is treating what this DC reboot sequel rolling reboot is.

This is going to be full spoilers because my main statement involves spoilers. So if you haven't seen Shazam 2 yet, sit quietly for five minutes for watching this live. Well, I think there's a way to avoid certain plot spoilers. There is, but I think they have, like, plain and simple guys, they have revealed three, two, one, you have time to mute it. They have revealed Wonder Woman in the trailer. And that's my statement, is that this was so good, I want a rolling reboot more than a hard reboot. Yeah. I enjoyed it that much, but I think the box office is now being like, oh, you want nothing to stay?

Because that's what we'll do. Yeah. And so everyone that's, like, very upset. about the DC universe ending that's not going to see this movie. You're ending the DC universe. Like the one you want to keep the pieces of, it looked like they were giving you that option,

especially with certain choices in the movie and especially with the friendships that are established. If you want it to end, you're doing a good job. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, but they did have a make credit scene that seemed to, you mean, James Gunn and Peter Stafford aren't running the show right now. Yeah.

And that's pretty clear. And they let the, they let the, oh, give a thumbs up as to when I can, um, me for new. They pretty much had a mid-credit scene. Yeah. That without meaning to spoil stuff, really, like, his wife is in it. Mm-hmm. Just as she was in Black Adam. And James Gunn and Peter Safran would have had to have given the approval to let this mid-credit scene stay.

Yeah. And it's pretty much implying like, yeah, we're going to keep him. And it also is, that's what the implication is. The Justice Society thinks. Yeah, yeah, exactly. That's a Black Adam. Yeah. Like, that's just happened.

But we're going to ignore Black Adam. But they didn't? I know, that's the surprising part. That's what I'm, that's a bigger deal. And a big fan. But that's what I mean, that's a bigger deal than I think people are saying. I think everyone's talking about Wonder Woman. I think everyone's talking about the mid-credit scene and not acknowledging.

The mid-credit scene says a series of words that just got retconned, but did it then. Yeah. So, like, I think that's a really big deal in the credit because if you're doing a series of four movies that's going to bridge the old universe and the new universe, one of which is a literal flashpoint, then how are you letting a mid-credit scene that clearly implies we're going to keep all this going? And they very publicly said in writing on Twitter, this can keep going if this movie does well. So I don't think it makes sense to have people that want it to do well to be the ones rebelling. Yeah, he's saying it happened before he came into control. We understand. But he still gave the approval for it to proceed and stay in the movie, even though he knows if they were going to excise it, it could have just made things more confusing.

Like, his wife was cast before, and Peter Saffron was involved before. And he officially starts in May after Guardians. But he's already overseeing the future. So he's affecting the present is what we're saying, right? Like, that's what you're saying? Yeah. We will go to that utter thing. Okay, let's go to, okay, we covered Tom Cruise.

thing, which was D.C. related. Yep. We should do an MCU-related thing. Okay. We get this, I don't, we were going to, it's a good thing, slow mode is on right now. Suddenly everything. People want to do it. Yeah, suddenly, yeah.

We will get this back. We, trust me. Our brains are, Koi's brains are always operating at, if it's not operating at 200%, it's operated 100%. I'm at like 80%. I'm at like 80%. Saturday morning. So, this is Chris Evans news.

Yeah. I was so late. to learning about this massive rumor. Okay. I was so late to learning. It was last night when I was trying to make a thumbnail. I was literally like, what the hell do I put in this thumbnail? And then I was seeing like, oh shit, this story was like taking off this week.

Completely missed it. I completely missed it. And so the rumor is basically that they're trying to make a Disney Plus show with Chris Evans doing the whole, it's called Nomad. Yeah. And it's like the journey of him returning the stones. Right. And Nomad is a character. Who's Nomad?

Nomad is generally... Talk to the audience, Koi. Nomad is generally a character that is Captain America feeling disenfranchised by America. He takes off the Stars and Stripes. He has a man without a country, a man without a purpose except for to save. So a nomad being literally like, you know, someone that wanders place to place, taking away is America allegiance. And Nomad is basically what he looked like in Infinity War, the end of Infinity War going into

endgame, that gap in the time that he was with, you know, Scarlett and, I'm sorry, Black Widow and the characters that were on the run. So that was him as Nomad effectively already, but in the comic books, what happens is other characters have taken on the Nomad mantle, sometimes they're Captain America's, sometimes they're their heroes, as a sign of rebellion. It's kind of like, I don't agree what that's happening in the system right now. And theoretically, you know, that seed was planted in Winter Soldier. Winter Soldier, we see him, like, you know, not have allegiance to the organization that betrayed him. And it'd be a cool way to have the character be

personified. I just worry personally that Chris Evans coming back and doing like but it's in the past is going to feel just like when they had the Black Widow movie after she already died. It's going to feel like we undermine that beautiful third act that he had as an actor and a character. And it's also going to undermine

what it felt like to go oh, there's impact to the MCU. I think the big problem with the MCU right now is everything feels weightless. Everything feels consequenceless. The multiverse allows things to have no ramifications. If you watch Quantumania, you could have not watched it or watched it and it won't affect your next movie because that movie ends in a bubble that didn't affect anything. So that's a problem. And then if you're bringing back people from the past who

have ended their arc, you're retroactively undermining phase three's impact, which is a beautiful thing. So nomad's a tricky thing. I'd love to see the story of him returning the stones. I'd love to see the story of the time that they're on the run between Infinity War and endgame. I'd love to see those things, but I don't know if it's worth the cost of undermining Chris Evans' I disagree. I think it'd be awesome. I think dead stays dead. Sometimes dead should be dead. That is weirdly one of those stories where 99.9% of the time I would agree with you. This is the 0.1%. This is my Ben Affleck BVES if there is a 1% chance.

I would just chomp at the bit to watch that kind of show. Yeah. How cool. It just sounds cool. It reads a tad desperate. to me. It doesn't not. It's a tad desperate of we got to go back a little bit because, you know, recently things have immigrated. What about back then? The sections have been up and down. Remember what they loved us? Yeah. Remember when it's like a band playing a song and doing like a remix of their own thing? It's like a band being like, let's do a cover of her hit. Yeah. And that was a multiverse

churning. It would be good and I love Chris Evans. Yeah. But I do think it not only shows desperation, but also shows like a lack of consequence. Yeah. I No, I agree. But it would be neat. And they're talking about getting potentially Scarlett Johansson back for it, which would make sense. And then also getting a Robert Doughty Jr. Camio, it might be the first multiverse one, whatever. I don't feel like we really need, I don't really need Iron Man for it.

I wouldn't want that to be his return. I like the idea of it being like, this is starring Chris Evans. Let's focus on that. And I also think that if you're going to bring someone back, it shouldn't be like, it kind of like the Civil War problem where people were like, that was an Avengers movie. I'm like, no, it's a cap movie, but I see what you're saying. If they make this a cap story, they're like, but everyone's here. It's like, he's back for a team up. Like, I think Nomad would be a great way to show Chris Evans' range, because if you watch Chris Evans' movies outside of the MCU, they let him do a lot.

And he gets to do plenty as cap, but there's a lot of types of acting he doesn't get to do in the MCU. Nomad would allow for that. Yeah. Mr. Gonzalez kind of agrees with us on this one, old Steve on the moon. Speaking of Moon, did you know that Pedro Pascal was approached to play Moon Night? I did not know that It would have been a good moon night I love that I think Oscar Isaac had crushed it

But I love the idea That Pedro Pascal's take Would be so different Yeah Because he's so charming I don't know if that's confirmed Or not Don't quote me on that

Pedro You know what Quote me on it Let's go Greg Alba of the Real Reject Confirms Pedro Pascal is Season 2 moon night

I think I'm surprised we haven't Maybe a cool Multiverse Yeah it would be cool I'm bringing up Secret Invasion in the chat I don't know

What's going on with that I want I can't I am so excited for that show I feel like I can finish that comic It's a short comic It's a short comic And the new one short too It's really short

There's a new arc That's only five issues And the old ones like six Yeah I don't I was because I have the Marvel Unlimited app And I'm reading manga lately But I was like

I should probably make time To read Secret Invasion Well Secret Invasion I thought I was supposed to go out In February originally Yeah And it's Mard They're doing some massive delays right now

Well I think Secret War is gonna move a lot Yeah Secret Invasion I think moves a little I think the deep deep stuff moves a lot So hold off on that X-Men I think what

doing is... Damn you. He just woke up and he has a cloak on. I think they realize that the writer's strike might happen and they're going to be putting a lot of shows that are complete on the like, oh, we need content and then just like pumping them out. So I think X-Men, I hope X-Men is more written than I think it is because otherwise X-Men might be like 20-29.

Yeah, yeah. I'm going to read, uh, why did you allow fan base to be subjected to negative energy? Because sometimes you, you can have an opinion that could be a tad negative. I don't know what the hell is. I don't know, but let's focus on it. It sounds like a negative thing about us. Let's focus. Let's talk to him specifically.

I will now look at you and all my energy will go to you. Let's catch up on some super chats really quick right now. Thank you all who have contributed to the super chats guys. We have had some age restriction shit lately. So the support means a lot right now. Appreciate you very much. What did you do? You guys are usually so wholesome.

I know and I'm trying everything out. Sometimes you might see in the text. Yeah. Like sometimes we put a little graphic on screen now that's like, Note for YouTube. You're talking to YouTube. Yeah, yeah, I literally do that now. And I'm like, okay, I guess it doesn't work.

What age thing? Like, you don't even, like, have my language issues. I know, we're pretty good. We're pretty good about it. I don't even censor stuff. And then people still get mad when you send it. I'm like, oh, you know what? We need to have YouTube.

It's not even the language. I don't know. I don't know. It's annoying. So, but we're going to catch up on some quick supers here. But appreciate everyone who's here. I love doing it. Live streams are genuinely.

Like, they're super fun. That's why WonderCon is going to be great. It was so funny. moment of you. I'm like, Craig, when every we do live chats, you're happy. Yeah, I love doing live streams. I really do. I think they're, I think they're a blast and I love seeing everyone's comments coming in here and stuff. I even like having this little chat here on screen because it's like it gives you guys a chance to have your name displayed in one of our videos, which makes me a happy camper. We've named this chat, John. The chat is John.

We'll get back to Superman after the, after some super chats. We, we promise. This channel is definitely more more wholesome than he used to be. I don't know. I don't know. That's why we got Koi here to shill for us. Yeah. That's why I'm wearing a Marvel and DC appropriate shirt. I'm shilling for everybody.

This shirt just says shill, raised by shilling. All right. Well, let's get rid John. Let's getting closer. I'm going to move you back in a second. Okay. Craig had to deal with me not understanding spatial awareness earlier. I was like, where am I?

What am I? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Coy, don't worry. I'm going to figure this out. I'm going to figure this out. Do you like monkeys? Yes.

Okay. John is in the middle. Something super personal, and I don't want to... Oh, my God, I figured it out. Good. We got John back. All right. Okay.

Let's even our space out. Okay. See this? On our side, you guys can't see this. We have a line here. Oh, there is a line there. That helps us divide. I see it.

So we know. Okay, there you go. How's that? Oh, everything everywhere, all I wants, did a cinema sins? I don't want to watch it. You're going to ruin my favorite movie for me. I don't like that. I don't want to do that shit.

It was great. That's too negative from me. I can't be that guy with some of my shit Yeah, I gotta like to enjoy I don't want to hear the floor I don't want to hear the floor I don't want to hear the fun I don't need to like dive into things

Uh here I think we're Oh oh we gotta tap a bit more than I expected actually Thank you Dan V-900 Thank you so much for your super chat Coy here's what he's saying Okay

I'm sure they're on the docket They're not on the docket But I must once again recommend watching the Wonder Woman animated from from 2009 Oh yeah that's good Yeah that's good Thank you for the recommendation. Apparently, it wasn't on the docket.

I watched that, it was not on the docket. I watched that before I saw the Wonder Woman movie, actually. Oh. And yeah, I loved that. That was great. And Justice League, the New Frontier adapting Darwin Cook's work from 08, which is my favorite J.A. J.F.M. Thank you so much.

I'm a huge Darwin Cook fan. So, yes, I'm very in for that. And it seems like Greg loved it. So it'll be on the docket. All right, Coy. Added to the docks. So, Coy, what do you think about, I'll let you take this one? think about the, because

James Gunn was saying that they want to put Wonder Woman in more animated properties and do that. How do you feel about that sentiment core? I think that he has said that the goal is to have the same actors playing the animated and the live action. So I'm curious with rollover reboot actors, if that means we're

going to have Wonder Woman Gal Gadot being voiceover, if we're going to have a new Wonder Woman announced with the Themascarus show. I'm very intrigued by what that means for the scope of availability for these actors. Like, how do you book someone and be like, hey, we need all these things? so I think it's very smart to get more Wonder Woman in animation

because if you keep Gal it's schedule fluctuating like I think it's easier to get two weeks of voiceover work done than like two weeks of filming in the middle of stuff but I also think that the character needs

time to connect to people like she doesn't get as much time as like some of these other characters I'd like to have girls that love Wonder Woman get to spend more time with the character so I think it's a character that is ripe for

multiple medium adaptation do that? I got to say, man, I fucking love Galgada. Galgada. She's got a lot of ways to pronounce it. Galgada. It's like Pedro Pescal at S&L. Galgada.

Sincerely, like, you know. She's delight. Warner Brothers spoil the shit out of her being and having an appearance. What's crazy is the way they used it is so genius. To me, I thought it was perfect. Yeah, it totally undercuts. And then it's one of those things where like, why, like, they shouldn't have shown it. I avoided it.

didn't know. I managed, I'm sorry to everyone that Greg just trailers. Who I did. Who was like, I've been intentionally avoided the trailer. Sorry. I'm like, I avoided it. You're like, oh, right. Some people did avoid it. Because I, I didn't know. And then the way they use it in the movie at first, I'm like, this is a great play on the first one. And then I'm like, oh, people would have been bummed if I'd known. And then people knew.

But I got to say, like, when she shows up, there is something about her that she really does have some type of perfect encapsulation of charisma. Like, it's not, it's, she's, She's never been the Wonder Woman that I've read or seen. I'll be honest. I haven't read any Wonder Woman that I've seen like an animated mediums, right? She's never been the Wonder Woman that I've imagined there.

That's a really good point. But whenever she does show up, I'm like, yeah. You are my Wonder Woman. She's so uniquely Wonder Woman without being a comic Wonder Woman. That's really interesting. That's a good point. And I agree with you. Ever since Fast and Furious, I've been madly.

Oh, my God. Takes off the... She's so impossible. Oh, my God. she doesn't even make sense like it doesn't like she's just so embodies grace and beauty like that's why she's wonder woman in that way like she's wonderful gal we love you we love you gal Mary Coy Jordan Garza Jordan thank you for the super chat buddy missed you guys coy I'm still reading my DC wrecks in the middle of an all star now love when you reply on Twitter always makes my day Greg the cloak yes I got this cloak from Maria Hammond one of our greatest supporters ever I love the hell out of this woman she's an absolutely gym. Maria, if you're watching,

I love the hell out of you. It's even cooler in person, because it's got the, like, different layers and tapestry, like patterns. It's well done. It is not like Toys R Us thing. No, no, it's like dope. Yeah, it is like a Hollywood Boulevard thing.

Yeah, yeah. It's in between Marvel and available. Like, like the little details of the, the clasps. Yeah. The clasps look great. Yeah, guys, if you want a court to reply to you, you got to just say something mean to him on Twitter.

That's what you do. That's how you get coy attention. If you notice, I respond to, tweet to nice comments and I copy tweet to mean people and it is what I do for pre-work it's amazing. It's what I do at the gym. Dead V-900 back in our chat. Thank you so much.

Batman Cape Crusader landing at Amazon with the two-season order is huge news with we got to get to the Superman news. Oh yeah. That's what we come back. After we do this round of super chat, we will get this room. It's huge news with Ed Brubacher as the head writer of the upcoming animated series. I'm very excited for this. Big ears, Batman.

Ed Brubaker Yes, because that's what they call him on the streets. Ed Brubaker is the main responsible for the winter soldier existing. Ed Brubaker famously brought Bucky back from the dead. Bucky was considered as dead as Uncle Ben. There's this thing in comics where it was the only three characters that don't come back from the dead

are Gwen Stacey, Bucky and Uncle Ben, and now it's just Uncle Ben. But basically, Ed Brubaker did the impossible and made that story really work. And what's crazy is it was not that many years before it was adapted to the movie. Like, we'd only had Bucky back in the comic like two years when Seb was cast

as Bucky. So by the time the movie rolled around it was really shocking for comic fans be like, they're doing that storyline like he hasn't even dead that long. But at Brubaker, I feel like was one of the first people that didn't get the credit. Like he got a thank you in the credits, but it was very clear that that was when like adaptation

wasn't going to pay the writers as much. So for me, as much as I love the movies and as much as I love, you know, these things, it's good to see people like Brubaker getting to write on a show because that means he's getting his due. Like he's going to get paid, he's going to get taken care of. I just worry that the comic book artists and writers that don't get the like guys we literally made

like Tycho when he made that frame straight from the comic book Asadra Beast the artist that was responsible with that Thor image didn't get paid for them to literally make that frame that from his comic you got to thank you in the credit So Brubaker getting this work directly for Amazon Even though Amazon doesn't pay that great Is a great thing

I mean they make some great shows Invincible Yeah this There's another animated series that's coming They have the boys animated and live action If you really look at, like, Saturday morning cartoons, it's Amazon. Like, they have the... For a more mature audience.

Yeah. Yeah. Oh, God, God, Andrews, they... We know you. We know you. We know you. Hello from Boston. Well, I was going to say much of swear words I got to steam audited.

Yeah, I was going to say, Greg, this channel's ripe for demonization. Not the, not the swear words that YouTube apparently says you can say now, but... Oh, there's certain ones. You know, the Boston ones. Oh, the Boston ones. Seasucker. Oh, you can say that. that you cannot oh i was

that was seconds away because i'm reserving this i was like i'm ready gonna shout it i've got it in the pipes I'm gonna be the character from network I mean we got some Ben Affleck news to talk about you think that word's not coming out when I talk about Affleck

just finished my move you moved to Boston yeah he did it rarely happens thank you Greg for a great last night and L.A. with the Flapper's show thank you for coming that was an amazing amazing time. I'm excited. I can't wait to do that again. I wish I could have stayed and said high in person, but had takeoff at 5 a.m. Coward. You should have stuck around. Who sleeps? You should

have stuck around. Well, congratulations to the move. And thanks for always being here, buddy. And I hope that Boston treats you well. There are a tough crowd over there, man. There's some tough mofos. Got to find your people. Once you find your people to protect you. The thing about Boston is it's very intense groups, but once you're in a group, then you're one of them. You just got to get in that group. We got two Boston folk on this channel a lot now. Yeah, and I got three Jews To Boston, three Jews Roxy Michael

Andrew Andrew, I don't think I know Andrew I got three Jews This is like a weird collection thing It didn't work out great Last time people were proud of collecting Jewish people Secret Wars Who's Andrew?

You know Andrew? Oh, this is going to be so offended Because every time Even last time you met him you were like It was like, I've met you before. He's even said that to you in person. Guys, I'm the worst. Terrible. You should reserve that kind of questioning off camera.

You should just bullshit your way through it. Love Andrew. Be like, oh, Andrew's great. And then when the camera's not rolling, go, who's Andrew? I'm a huge fan. Love him. You're just going to be, oh, man, I hope he did. If you're watching, Andrew, he's someone I covered all the last of us with.

Oh, he's great. He actually is great. He actually is great. I mean, out of, like, on the channel, he would definitely be the second most knowledgeable when it comes to, like, the comic book. Yeah, no, I really like that guy. He's like, I like his nuance perspective. Like, he's not a Marvel versus DC guy in a very interesting way. Like, he's, he's not as hyper positive, like everything as great as I am, but his reasons for loving or disliking are actually nuanced.

I like him. Now that I know who he is. I can't tell if you're, like, clever at being specific or this could be a general specific to anyone. I think that my perspective is I like being happy, so I lean. positive. He likes actually looking at the details and going with positive, but it's by a more selective process. So yeah, I like his perspective. Fair enough. That's specific. That is specific. Dan V-900, back at it. Thank you, buddy. Poor Andrew. Indeed, Tisha. He's also got a name. Oh, I'd recommend watching the Tom King interview with Sal from Comic Pop at the 51 minute mark that was

uploaded four days ago. He discusses a creative process. of guns, DCU, and how the writer's room were brought in. That does sound good. Also, Tom King,

being so integral to the shape of things is, I think, so good for the DCU. Having writers that are comic writers also be your movie writers seems like

such an obvious choice if they have the skill set of like, they're not one to one, but if you can also write a screen player or have that kind of input, then that's a great skill.

So Tom King being involved to the point where he knows this process, all of that is like, yes. So I'm excited it because he's a creator. So being excited about,

sorry, G-field burps, someone's creative process is inspired. This is fantastic. I'll listen to that. Thank you, DMV-900.

Comic pop shout-out. That's something Koi would love. Yeah, truly. Hey, Corey. So dismissive. Something Koi would love.

People like Koi would like that. What I'm here to do, balance it out, man. Calgary us back at it. Hey, Koi. Hey, Koi. Hey, Koi. Hey, Koi.

As a Bostonian, can you recommend a few comic and geek toy hot spots around the area check out. Cheers and much love to you both. You're fucking homo I'm like, what is his accent? Every Boston movie has that. I mean, I do

not like them-appics. You're all a bunch of homophobes all you guys. Newbury Comics on Newbury Street is where Newbury Comics started. Newbury Comics is one of my favorite chain comic stores. There's not a chain comic stores that feel like that integrity is still there. They have a lot of exclusives as well as varying covers exclusive to them. So if you're looking for variant covers, they're a really

cool spot, especially the one on Newbury Street, Um, my comic shop, uh, Larry's comics of Lowell, Massachusetts has closed its physical store, but I think Larry's still doing like pop-ups at hotels and like, uh, like, uh, like, cons. Larry is, is like, uh, my crazy uncle Larry, I've, I've actually known him since I was like 11. Uh, so look up Larry's comics. Uh, there's, uh, comic, uh, commandee, I believe in Drake it. There is, uh, a bunch of interesting comic stores up in Nashua, uh, Nash, New Hampshire. It's like, uh, an hour and 20 minutes from you, kid, roughly north. Uh, uh, and then, I would also say sometimes it actually comes back and it sounds like it did as opposed to be doing a bit and it's like alarming. My own brain's like trauma. And then I think your best bet is going to be within Boston is try to get the cons because Boston Comicons on Sunday, no one wants to fly those comics back out of there. So about once a month you can get some really good deals, kid.

Well, one day I'll remember that advice when I go to Boston. Just play it back. Yeah, I'll be like, where's the timestamp here? all right i know we got more superchats in this but i would do want to talk about superman i'm going to put it on pause and i know we got a stream labs as well so in stream labs that's also awesome but last question here for now we will return we're talking about superman reboot will turby's asking thank you so much for the super chat buddy would it affect caps arc if it was animated what if style i don't know if it would affect it i don't prefer it it doesn't excite me it's not chris evans like it'll be the voice of

chris evans but i want to see those baby blues yeah i want to see chris seven in action. Let's face it, guys. He's had the, he has the gray man, sure, that did well. Oh, man, I loved him in that. But does he have anything else? He's got that new rom-com coming out with, uh, uh, that looks spectacular. Oh, it, I think it looks great. I, I'm a big defender of, uh, the Chris Pine, Tom Hardy action rom-com, though. I love me in action rom-com. This is war? Yeah, dude, I'm the one person that likes that movie. Wait, is it, this means war? This means war. This means war. Yeah, this means war. Yeah, this means war. I thought it was great. Oh, yeah. It looks like that.

The McGee movie. Yeah. Yeah. I think it looks like that, and that's a rare vibe. Yeah. An action rom-com doesn't happen enough. Actually, I think I was just saying the opinion I heard of someone else. I don't think I've actually seen the trailer.

That's about as honest as like who? Oh, I like that guy. I think I had that. You just regurgents him with the internet. Yeah, I think I had that moment. I'm like, wait a minute. I'm not sure I've seen that trailer. I was just saying with someone else said it.

I was literally thinking that that looked like a trailer you would like when I watched it. You're just like, no, the internet. said it looked bad. This was trending under negative. I meant I was honest. It's Chris Evanson and Honor Day Armour.

Yeah, like two of the most beautiful talented people working right now. Like that looks great. But he hasn't really had a big hit. Sense. And plus in Gray Man, he's not coming back for a sequel. Yeah.

That mustache twirling is delightful though. Yeah. So I I think he could come. I mean, it's good to keep it set. I just don't want his return to overshadow, you know, new world order.

That's my one concern. Yeah, and I feel like it's not really fair. Anthony McHugh's fought so hard to, like, have this, like, carved out for him. So even if it's within, like, the year, yeah. No one's going to talk about the comparison. They're just going to go, oh, my God, caps back. And I'm like, dude just got capped.

Like, ah. Ha. He said it. Uh, uh, Roxy likes this means war two. Good taste, Roxy. Boston people know what's up. A lot of awful. You know what?

That one's not awful, though. It's not awful. It does. I, you know, I can't argue. I think Rocky just likes things. I'm just messing with you guys. I fully believe in having your own fucking opinion. And I actually like that some of her hot takes are hot in like a way that she can describe them.

That's one of the reasons why I wanted to include her on the channel was because I respect how she's always very honest and doesn't give a shit. Like she really doesn't give a shit. Yeah, that's like the Boston heart. Like I'm so proud of her for holding that. Yeah. All right, I got a couple of streamlapse. Then we've got to talk about Superbred. We're going to build this up like, this is the greatest discussion.

That's the thing. Now it's got to be. All right. The stakes are high. Sam. I like how unintentionally, thank you for the streamlap. I like how unintentionally DCEU is getting a nice send-off. Soup's and Adam.

Is it a nice send-off? Wonder Woman in Shazam. Is that a send-off? Batman and Flash. That seems to be the only send-off. And Flash and Aquaman have their own. movie is there a chance against cyborg in the foe in the flash or aquaman as a cameo or is a relationship too far you know i went to the um i went to the shazam uh fear of the god's premiere

and i still only gave the movie a 68 percent that was intentional it was just because like i don't i didn't want people to think i'm shilling because i'm at the premiere i must i must say some negative things when really i thought it was perfect uh i What I was going to say was that it was interesting seeing both Walter Hamata and James Gunn in the same room and Peter Safran in the same room. I mean, obviously, he was involved, but it's still weird to be like, the old guard and the new guard in one room is like, this is tense. It's like Bob Iger and Bob Chepec just like, all right, we got to solve this Marvel thing. I didn't see him talking with each other, but it was kind of interesting seeing them in the same room. Yeah, I don't think there's any way Cyborg comes back.

No, not a chance. I don't think Ray Fisher is going to be answering W.B.'s phone rolls. And honestly, the way how Ben Affleck has talked, he tends to allow, there's going to be a time where I think Ben Affleck is going to get hyper-specific about that Justice League experience. Because the more time goes on, the more the emotion comes out. But what a genius marketing move. He's got a movie coming out and he's like, wait a second,

they're talking about D.C., let me say one thing about D.C., and that'll get my whole article big. Like, I literally, you and I talked, and I was excited for air because, Ben Affleck's directing. And then I called Greg, and I was like, you know, that movie Ben Afflex directing. And there was this, like, it was probably only two seconds, but a two second pause in a phone call is like a year. And Greg goes, Ben Affleck's directing that movie. And I was like, that should have been the marketing.

And I was like, Ben Affleck is directing Matt Damon for the first time. Now we got a five second pause. I literally hear Greg, like, walking around the house. And I'm like, yeah, this is a huge deal. But the only reason we had that conversation was because the DC quote. Genius marketing. I had no idea that he directed it. And now I want to see it.

Affleck directed Matt Damon if he hadn't said something about DC. I still haven't seen Live by night. It's okay. Yeah. Sure is fun. He was distracted with some other things at the time. He was going through life stuff because of apparently Josh Weed.

But no. His quote, did you hear about what he said about like the Josh Whedon experience already about like he led him back to drinking and he wanted to jump off a roof? Yeah, exactly. Dark. We will, we will touch on it. Okay.

Keeps focused. Okay. I'm here. Sammy Boy. Jesus. So Cicrat. I think I'll say your name wrong. But we will get there.

Sammy Boy, I get how other superheroes get new costumes, but how does Shazam get costume changes? Ah. I think part of the magic of Solomon is the wardrobe, because it changes as you age, too. He has a great question. Sorry, the wisdom of Solomon. There's another great one. What happens if Billy is, I thought about this, too. What happens?

Because you know how Mary is the same looking? Right. I don't understand the rules of some of this. What happens if Billy is in the, is 30, would he look like Zach? And what happens if he is 80, would he age down? He would age down. I think he would age down. But yeah, is this supposed to, is he supposed to age into looking?

Is Asher Angel supposed to look in, like, Asian to. Zachary Levi? So in the comic books, it's not like, that's going to happen, but it's the prime. Like, he's a prime body. He's at his prime age and all those things. But the Mary Marvel thing made it like, this is the prime. So, like, apparently that is how they see it in the films is like, you are that person.

But, well, Asher Angel, his, he's 18 in the movie. Right. So, like, he's seven years old or whatever. He's nowhere near close to looking like. And, like, yeah, exactly that would be, what, like, 25 is your prime? So, like, in seven years? Yeah. You know what, in seven years, I've been look a lot like Zach Levi suddenly.

That's just funny to me. All right. Let's talk about the Superman thing. It's been coming up a little bit in the chat. Okay. And we've been teasing it for an hour. Yeah, as if we're going to talk about it for everyone. I probably got, like, two minutes thoughts.

And that's about it. It made me even less than that. Let's see here. How do I? Okay, that goes there. Hold on. Everyone be quiet. I'm figuring this out.

Everyone be quiet. Can I say something like doing it? Fine. Okay, thanks. There was a thing in the chat that said, oh, I'm back. I've been relegated. Someone was saying that I shouldn't blindly try to be happy and then I should look at stuff honestly.

Oh, great. No, no, this isn't. I just, it's a comment on it. But the happy goal is my honesty because I think that art should be like you, you're trying to get subjective joy out of. art, whether it's happy or sad. So I'm always going to go into it more optimistically than negatively. I'll say if I don't like something like quantumania, I was clear about it, but I still win in wanting to like it. So I'm saying I go in happy as a goal because I will always want to

like something more than I'll want to be critical of something. It's why I'm not a critic. I work with Rotten Tomatoes and I've avoided ever getting accredited at Rotten Tomatoes. I'm not a critic. So I will always want to enjoy something and I will always tell you the things I enjoyed about it more than leaning critically. And that's all I meant. I will be honest with you, but I will still always prefer to enjoy it and look for those things. I will seek joy 10 times out of 10 because the world's dark enough. Like, I don't need the criticism of art to be my guiding force because I don't like the planet in nonfictionism.

God, you're always getting so triggered. I'm letting someone know why I'm positive. Jesus, Coins. Superman? Always so negative. Always just the worst. While I finally remember to share this on social media, I'll get my quick thoughts out of the way.

And then, Koi. Yes. Is the chat centered? Yes. It looks centered in me. I don't know. Oh, let me go up to the bottom here. I fucked this up, everyone.

There we go. Okay. So, so James Gunn directing Superman Legacy. Yes. The thing I've been building up to. Here's my thoughts. Give it. No shit.

Who thought otherwise? I'm glad we waited for that. I think we should have been over that a little longer. We should have teased me. it was the most unsurprising news ever i mean he if he really wants to help set the stage it helps set the tone if he has a specific direction he's gonna definitely be like all right well then i just i got to be the one to direct it so that way i can make this the universe set the stage and uh do i need move a little to your left or my left i'm trying someone said john is centered and i couldn't stop

so yeah i i think it's a good call there's a lot of people i talk to there's a lot of people i talk to who who don't feel like james gunn is the right choice like off camera there's there there's a good amount of people who don't feel like gun is the right and when i said people i talk to i'm like talking about other YouTubers you guys might know and they don't feel like he's the right choice i think he's perfect i weirdly i'm like no i i don't think he's going to make like an R-rated vulgar Superman movie

I think he's a great choice I think he's perfect in a lot of ways do you know the director of Elf is directing Iron Man what an abomination

he's gonna ruin it is he gonna make Will Farrell Iron Man there's gonna be a lot of stupid jokes you mean one of the stars of couples retreat yeah I mean the guy

that made you know that indie film with Vince Vaughn do you think that guy can really make an Iron Man movie like that's the that's the mentality

and it's so short-sighted and ignorant like I don't understand I know people think people have one thing they do. But he's done like, he's done like, he worked on Scoopie Do. Yeah. He did the first Guardians, which is a PG-13 film.

He's also able to bring heart. The big thing about Superman is, okay, can I have a little rant? You do the rant, while I finally promote this in social media after being live for an hour. Okay. You do the rant.

My rant is that the thing that connects you to Superman is his heart. The thing that separates Superman from a lot of other heroes is his beautifully open heart. Batman, cynical, but looks to Superman to be open-hearted. Flash, very funny, very optimistic, but falls on himself and judges himself, looks to Superman. Green Lantern, very, well, depends which one, but like brash and impulsive. Superman is like an anchor for him.

You need Superman to be the open heart of the DCU. You need to make humanity, and you may or may not have seen and may or may not have hated my Superman video here on this very channel. I'm saying that what Superman is is the aspirational. That's why I think it is so, I'm not even gonna, I'm not even gonna sugarcoat. It is so dumb when people are saying, yeah, but our world's dark and Superman should be dark because our world's dark. No, that's why Superman should be brighter because Superman is the aspirational figure. Superman shouldn't reflect our world.

We should try and fail to reflect Superman. Superman is above us. Superman is better than us, but doesn't think he is. He wants to be as human as possible because he loves human. So that heart, that openness, that ability to see the best in things. is often what James Gunn makes with his art. He's able to make these team of A-Holes, this endearing thing. He's able to make a tree and a talking raccoon

more heartfelt and more available and more interesting than characters that are actually people you already love. If you actually look at the MCU, it is probably 80 leads at this point. 80 lead actors. Out of those 80 leads, 75 of them are real tangible people. Out of those 40 of them are probably like A-list stars you have associations of positivity with.

The reason celebrity works is because you connect with other performances of them and you connect to them as people and you want to understand that. That's why I prefer live action animation because you have a connection every time they make something, every time there's an interview, every time you read something by them, you connect more and more to that soul, that person, and thus the characters they play. What James Gunn did was he made you connect with a tree and a raccoon as much as you connect to all of those actors, which shows his skill at connecting you to these characters. and that is what you need for Superman.

That is what you need in a director writing and directing it because his directing style also suits it. There's so much wonder, there's so much grace, there's so much beauty, there's so much broad interest, and there's no reason for a man who's capable of doing all of that in a shared universe to not launch a new shared universe with a character he clearly loves, and a man who went to the Shazam premiere the night before,

not giving that as a soundbite to an exclusive for an interview, not doing any of those things that would be like the traditional studio thing, but going, hey, I'm going to release this as an Instagram post on my own term and make it about my connection via my father, make you understand that I'm doing this because of XYZ, not having taken it out of context, and controlling the narrative his way because he's that invested. So all of this bullshit about people thinking it's him doing it for himself and James Gunn only wants to make a James Gunn movie for James Gun or James Gunn or James only wants to hire his friends. If you look at any industry in the world, if you look at accountants or plumbers or any job, people hire people they know. and people hire people that they like working with. And in our industry, it's just on camera. So you notice it.

It's written about. So you notice it. The article about Nepo Babies is so absurd because so many people are fifth generation electricians. It doesn't make sense to judge something until you've seen it. And I'm so sick of the discourse around this. It is going to be great. And we need this to have the heart it's going to have.

I'm sure. I'm sure that was a good rant. I'm back. I haven't. You wanted a social. I know, good. I was like, this guy's got to finish this before he's time.

And I'm spent. That's me on the phone with Koi. What's the last thing you said? I'll just go off that. Nepo babies, electricians, accountants. No, I think Koi is one of the most compelling speakers I've ever encountered. I think he's a very talented,

articulate, intellectual. Geniuses. God-like speaker. also that like three people just said no and those are the exact people that are irrelevant to the conversation and to life that was good man that was good i love when you get a good peak rant yeah and it was positive i think i would like to get you and john campia in the same room for some epic rant off rant off we're just like so toby's dick let's uh you keep leaving frame coy i ranted uh let's see here oh and then uh okay we're gonna so here's what we're gonna do we're gonna catch up a little bit bit more on some supas right now. And then we got to talk about the Snyderverse stuff. Okay.

Trying to make sure we actually talk about what's in the title. Hey, we're doing it. Yeah. We talked about Superman a long last, or I talked about Superman. I just want to make sure. Do you have anything to say about Superman besides, duh? I think it's going to be great. Yep.

Let's do it, man. Don't worry. It's going to be a time where it's just Koi doing these. I'm going to be off to the side. Yeah, actually, if you guys like... Just typing Nicole, like, hurry this shit up, man. You've been yelling at transphokes for 20 minutes. Stop it.

You're not on the subject anymore. Go, move on. Trickle down economics, we get, you hate it. Sometimes you guys will see me typing, and sometimes that's, Coy, look at the camera. I've been doing great. We need to end this. I have not looked at me like twice.

You've done a great job, man. But I also want, you guys, if you want more news-based stuff and then live stuff, let us know in the chat, because Coy's Comic Corner, there wasn't news for a bit, and I got your tweets, and I loved them, and I loved all the times you guys are like, we want more Coys Comic Corner, but we didn't have a lot to, like, focus on, and then all this came out at once. So if you guys want more stuff like this, let us know in the comments.

Yeah, you guys got to understand. Those Koi's Comic Corner videos take a long time. I'm not talking like two hours out of my day. It took a long time to put together. And then, yeah, so that's why. We try to make sure, like, if we're going to do this, it's going to be fucking worth it.

We're going to have 80 stories. We're going to get to five of them. Yeah, but I don't know. This is fun. I'm having a great time. I think this is fun. Saturday morning cartoons. I is fun.

It's a blasty blast. um let's see here all right i'm gonna catch up here glen pal would be a good superman he would uh and glen would like give it his all like i still champion for fin wolf hard people really oh i believed you i was concerned damn i should have milked that you should have been like that would have been great i would have totally gotten me i would have been really upset and confused he's a good actor but he's not a

superman so i was like wait a second you're smarter than this i was andrew hasn't seen stranger thing so i was on uh he's He has no idea. So I just started fan casting with him for some, like, different roles in the last of us. I just started naming off all the cast members of Stranger Things. I said so serious. Like, I have to look them up this. Oh, that's so good.

You know, from Stranger Things, though, an actual good fan cast? Who? Joe Kerry is booster gold. Oh, yeah, perfect. He's perfect. Right? Oh, cool. Let's move in a tad of it.

Okay. All right. I think we left off here, right? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. I think we talked with New Frontier. Yeah. Hopefully.

You know what's interesting, though, is like the, the. Most of the news has been, like, D.C. related. It's so refreshing. I think Marvel's restructuring everything. Like, I think Marvel is going, we have to put a hard pause. We got to figure out our jam. And, like, I think this Comic-Con is going to be the new wave of Marvel, like, what they've restructured as well as the start of the DCU announcements. So it's going to be, like, a fantastic forecasting, X-Men casting versus all the DCU.

It's going to be like a wizard magazine in 97. It's going to be crazy. And I loved, I loved when I was making the thumb, I could just go, oh, that's such a nice. ring to it. MCU and DCU. Yeah, it's way cleaner. And the initials have different meanings other than the universe.

Anyway, that guy, Gabe, thank you so much for the super chat. Hopefully the future Justice League movie is a take on New Frontier. My back slightly hurting. So, Coe, why don't you just really quick toss about a New Frontier while I stand.

New Frontier would be the, we mentioned briefly earlier, the animated series Adaptic, Darwin Cook, and New Frontier is, it's like impossibly wholesome and golden age toned but written much more recently and it's basically a new take on the DC Universe Justice League without being like a new 52

so it's it's like a it's like kind of elseworldy but it's so wholesome and so organic and I think that's what the Wonder Woman you liked is based off that like that era I haven't seen the Wonder Woman thing yet but it's a good thing to adapt because it is clean and wholesome and beautiful and like the art is stunning and yeah I love that idea I'm into that Clean. Clean. Clean. For children. Tutorial slave. Thank you so much. Superman undergun would work. Thank you for a super chat. If his movie establishes the beacon of hope. The authority features him as a foil to their cruel heroics and Supergirl inserts him as a mentor figure plus Batman cameo. You see, I would love for him to do the authority movie, like direct authority. I am a tad concern for James Gunn getting spread way too thin. I'm more about that than his Superman. Because I'm like, you are shepherding or overseeing a ton right now.

And now you're going to direct the first movie. And that movie's going to matter the most. More than anything. It's going to matter the most. And it has to be the absolute best. It has to be great. It has to justify why we're not getting Henry Cavill. It has to justify everything.

And I think... It also has to follow up the Reeves Superman. Like, I think that's the ball. and that's impossible. Like, everyone's talking about... Whatever. I think that's huge.

The crap movie. I finally watched it. But I think that they need to... Oh, it's insane. Like, I did a reaction to it on this channel. Like, it's insane how well it holds up

without it being, like, dated, because the character works so versatility. But that's what they need to... That's the bar. Like, Gunn needs to make that timeless of a film. I think the only thing that works is he has prepped his 10-year plan. Like, they've released, what,

three, four, five years, but he said that's only half. Right. So I think they've prepped so deep that he can now focus on this for two years while those things are cooking because he's just basically got to like hire directors that he trusts,

writers that he trusts, him and Peter Saffron oversee. So while he's directing Saffron can take on like a different level of responsibility and they can like switch off. It's funny. I saw James Gunn at the premiere and then I saw Peter Saffron

and I went, I don't care to look at you, Peter. And then I walked away. Saffron's a lot of it. absolute like genius man saffron is who i thought was going to be the kevin foggy i think saffron is going to be so instrumental in all this and james gun's going to get all the credit that's what's tricky is he's the face of it but i think saffron's okay with it no yeah i mean that's part of being the business guy um yeah saffron's like got a memory like you wouldn't believe and you have to be

the kind of leader that is willing to not take the credit it is one of those weird things i also think James Gunn is receptive to listening to the fans, but has a path that he's already on, whereas Peter Saffron is, like, actively asking the fans, like, when I ran into him, like, in Burbank a while back, and he recognized me from

an interview we had done, like, two years prior, and he immediately wanted to know what I thought of Peacemaker, and I thought that was a really interesting one for him to just, out of everything that was coming out, he wanted to know what I thought of Peacemaker, because that was his favorite, I found out, while we were talking, but also, it's interesting that he was asking about the James Gunn thing that he was working on, and then

that was like percolating towards them working together. So like, what's working? What are fans liking? What's the experience of like, how do you see it? How does this translate? Because he knows that they're on this side of a thing a year before. It's really hard to know how it's received except angry people on Twitter. So he wanted to hear the fans experience without it being like from the suit side.

And that's what you want in someone that's co-running something this big. And I don't think he's getting the credit. But he's like an incredibly finger on the pulse kind of producer. I'm so happy. I'm just letting you know for you. I would love to be Peter Safran. You saw him. And you went, no.

I'm just joking. No, no, no. They were all, they were like, they were walking the carpet. And dead shot. Thank you, Deadshot for the super chat. Please, everyone. React to this Spider-Man tribute by Slipher 2-812 called Peter Parker. Really shows the lessons learned by each Spider-Man fits together.

Friends, Sally LaMonico is putting together a Spider-Man fan film. I'm going to have a little role in it, apparently. Who were you playing? Spider-Man? Yeah. Peter G. Parker. With my beanie and everything. Just rock it out.

Showing up as sarcastic Greg. That's my interpretation. It's going to be myself. I'm going to bring something unique to the role. Uniquely Greg Alba. Did you hear we can come? Maybe we could react to that, but I can convert this segue to another news thing. Oh.

It seems like Amy Pascal is pretty much confirmed that there's going to be a live action, Miles Morales movie. It is, I think, going to tie into these spider verses. That is a great theory. Yeah, of course it will. No, no, as in, I think we're going to meet him in... You think it'll be the same... Oh, you're saying you think we'll meet him.

Like, of course it'll tie it to the spider... Greg, there's going to be a Spider-Man that relates to a Spider-Man. Did you know that Spider-Man? No, no, I think... There's no way home already to care of that little theory of yours going. Did you know that Spider-Man is going to be Spider-Man? No, I think that with the Spiderverse

Not in the second one By the time we get to The third one Is going to multiversally open Up in the live action And we'll meet Miles In a Spider-Verse film Oh, do you think

This Miles Morales If you're new If you're just joining in To the Spider-Man I could be a good Uncle Ben Yeah When he's dying President Bartlett right there

I saw it He does have kind of a sound about her There's an nasaliness that um my question what was my question about miles marales do you think miles morales will be a different miles the live action will be a different i don't think it shemake more i think shemke more is going to play him as a voice for a while i think at least two and three but i'm not saying the actor i'm saying you think the character will be the same

miles or it will be a different miles a different miles i think we're gonna i think the multiverse is going to keep opening up i think the reason they're going to add so much stimuli to the second one is to be like okay there's this many worlds this many worlds this many worlds this and the next one's going to go even further to the point where our brains get used to seeing all of the different types of animation, but then it's like, okay, I've seen photorealistic, I've seen the Leonardo da Vinci style, I've seen this animation style, and then there's going to be another universe that opens up, and it's going to be a live action, and I think it's going to be a young miles, because a 14-year-old kid that cast at that point, and I think that is going to launch

into a live-action universe, and I think Madam Webb's going to tie into that, and I think one of the reasons all this stuff is getting shifted is they're realizing like Sony really cares about like the fans experience of Spider-Man. I think they're going to make sure they have their own shared universe via using the literal web tapestry of Madam Webb and these characters.

So I think we're going to meet a new Miles live action in one of these Spider-verses. I got to say, I am weirdly I don't want to spend forever on this quick because we got to I love Spider-Man. I know. I know what could happen if I say a certain thing. Can of worms. And then bam.

Okay. I got four monologues. I've only done one. Here's another one. I am genuinely in massive anticipation of Madam Webb. Same. If it was to come out, it without me having seen a trailer, there's something about where, like, if it was coming out in like two weeks, there's an early script,

I'd be like, yeah, I'd be like so jazz. I don't know why I am so excited for Madam Webb. I think it's going to be really special. Because I am so, keep the live at no more than two hours. No. Do you know us? What a weird thing to say us fans have lines that set on your channel. Then go live them.

Go live your life. Like, you can leave anytime. There's time zones. What a weird thing to like, let's affect our lives because of your choices. I just, like, this Madam Webb movie just sounds so weird. Yeah. And it feels like they're committing to it. And it does seem very Spider-Man connected, but it's not about Spider-Man.

Yeah, I am very excited for, I'm very, very excited for, for Madam Webb. I hope it doesn't feel like the other Sony movies. Like, I feel like Craven the Hunter is going to feel exactly like the other Sony movies. I'm worried it's got Ben, the Morbi. But Madam Webb does, I have a, I'm not saying I have a feeling it's going to be good. I am very interested, though. I'll leave it at that. Very, very interesting.

I think No Way Home. should have more people having more faith than Sony. Like, it's weird. I get that Marvel was involved, but... They had Morbius right after... That is an issue, but I also think that Phase 4's best movie is a Sony movie. Which I thought was fun.

I did too. Thanks for saying it. Now it's on record. I agree. I thought it was a fun time. I thought it was all right. I didn't think it was that bad. I can't see Greg is cloaking devices on.

That's a funny comment. Sydney Sweeney's chest. She does have a... She does weight load. Who's a... she playing in the madamebubb? Did they confirm it? Jessica. Not Jessica.

I don't remember. Jessica. Just a girl named Jessica. Not Jessica Drew. No, not Jessica Drew. Not Jessica. I don't think of the name of Jessica. I think I just don't know who should be seen. We got a fucking live stream chat here. I don't need a Google. We have the power of the people. We have a 45 second

delay here on slow mode. Who is? Because I think I just don't know who Sidney Sweeney is. Sydney Sweeney from Euphoria. I haven't seen Euphoria. Oh my God. God, she's so ugly. Oh, okay. I know your tone.

Massively. Nancy Drew. Yeah, yeah. She's going to be a detective? No, it's true. No, Julia Carpenter. I heard the J. and damn it.

I was like, Nancy, dude. Jessica, no, not Jessica Drew. I had a whole thing. True, Gary, Jessica, Alva. It's going crazy. Yeah, that's what it was. Amazing. Oh, yeah.

Julia Carpenter. Okay, cool. Yeah. Okay. Keep it's on track. Jordan Garza. Greg. You see, Morbius to me,

was the common man's experience, I think, of this movie was so panned. Like, like, worst in quantum mania. Worst than Black Adam. Worst in Shazamperi of the gods. That, I don't say I went in with low expectations. I went in expecting

an abysmal experience to the 10th degree, right? So when I watched it, I was like, it's not that bad. It's not as bad as everyone said, buddy. I feel like I walked in the blockbuster, saw a movie, took it home, went, hey. Because that, and I think rotten tomatoes and shit, when people say don't listen to the critics, I'm like, no, no, no, it's because you take the time to look at that tomato score. Yeah.

That oftentimes, that weirdly can make your experience better. You're also interpreting it wrong. Yeah. Because it's three to five pass fail and then it's the number of people that pass fail it. And people are like, those people think it's 62%. No, 62% of however many people gave it a three. You can literally have a movie get a 3.1 or a 3.0 and change the entire way that movies run. Also, I've never once in my life not seen something because of a rotten tomato score.

Like, I've never been like, a critic said, this was bad. I'm no longer interested. It's never personally. It's a weird thing. Yeah, Morbius, Morbius masterpiece. Let me correct that for you. Morbius equals masterpiece. There it is.

There it is. Jordan Garza. Greg, how was the concert, man? thank you for the super chat the concert was great i saw billy joel oh it was it and it was amazing i'm um billy joel and um wow wow i am it was amazing i told cole before he showed up i had one of those nights i finished the thumbnail for this video at like two in the morning i just didn't know how to i was like i don't know what to figure it out and then i was like i got to get up super early so go work out and i had if you'd get you

Guys, whoever seen friends will know, and maybe you guys just relate to this out of experience, I have one of those nights where I was like, I gotta give it seven. It's two o'clock. I try to get a nap. Try to just get some sleeping. And then I was like laying down, but I had all this like anxiety from not getting enough sleep. Then it's like three o'clock in the morning. Like, fuck, it's three. I'm only going to get like four hours of sleep. And then it hit four.

And then it hit at 5.30 in the morning. And I was like, oh shit. The worst feeling. Yeah. Stevie Nix. That's who it was. Thank you, George. Oh.

I love this. Greg, you saw Stevie Nix. Were you there. Jordan? Yeah, I loved I love Watch. I mean, I love Fleetwood Mac, I mean it was Stevie Nix and then but Billy Joel, it's, I thought

I didn't know Billy Joel's songs because Olivia's favorite, my wife her favorite, her favorite song of all time is Vienna by Billy Joel. I love that song too and she loves Billy Joel. I don't think I know a lot of Billy Joel, but I think what you're about to say is like relevant. And then I listened

to the concert. I was like, bangers. I do not realize 90% of the song. were like Billy, like I didn't realize I do know this. I didn't know that was Billy Joel. That was so much of my experience of I didn't realize this was a Billy Joel song. I didn't realize this is a Billy Joel song. And he's really funny. His humor is kind of

like Mike from Ozowski. No. Yeah. Billy Crystal. No, his humor is kind of like Mike from Breaking Bad. Oh, I like Jonathan Banks. Very, very drool.

Anyway, angry. I am now doing the thing that I am always telling you and John not to do, which is like, hurry the fuck up, guys. I'm just driving on Billy Joel. Alex C. Thank you for super chat. PSA, the term Easter egg comes from Rocky Horace. Is that a fact?

Yep. Really? Yeah, it is from Rocky Horror, the idea of planting references as Easter eggs, yeah. No way. That is awesome to know. Fun fact, I did four years of the LA production of Rocky Horror out here in L.A. uh my friend maggie directed me in rocky heart i was the narrator in the rocky heart production of l a really yeah there's pictures of me in gold lamey shorts for all those thirsty folks in the chat

i want to watch five year were you in five year engaged no i'm a five year engagement what was the one you were with chris brad wars bride wars i have i have a weird thing where like when it's if i'm working so late at a night and i'm like i want to eat something and watch some tv or if i don't want to watch a show like i found out some like throwaway movie yeah but then i end up like i love a lot of it i love a lot of these things you're like i love a lot of these throwaway movie. I'm such a rom-com dude. I watch the watch from Ben Stiller and Vince Vaugh. And I was like, this is fun.

Having a good time. I've watched couples retreat. And I haven't seen Bride. So Bride Wars? That's the kind of movie I put, not one that I feel like I have to like fucking like. It's Anne Hathway and Kate Hudson. And I'm Chris Pratt's little bro. But what's funny is the movie they cut like, it was like a two hour movie. They cut down to like 90 after a couple

screenings. But in the movie, like, I'm his best man at the wedding. And there's this shot where it like slowly pushes on me. And it's like, da, da, da. And then it's my face. But then they cut the scene right after it. So it's like, when you watch the movie now, out of context, it's like, and this guy. But it never explains why this guy's important, but it's me.

So it's my favorite footage of like, and for some reason, cause here. And it's like not a plot point because they cut the plot point. But yeah, I love doing that movie with Chris. I just said, I put it in the chat. I didn't have to carry a cross up and down a hill to be in that film. Let the record show my Easter was not cross carry. Lucy BX. I'm going to get this on track.

all right thank you for the super lucky bx uh can the mcc ure redeem the hulk if so how i think do that world war hulk movie yeah i mean if they do the thing that they're talking about with hulu they'll have the rights back to namor and uh hulk and then you can what are you talking about um there right now disney owns two thirds of hulu and universal owns a third of hulu as far as like the the broad macro strokes so there's a rumor right now that i didn't know that oh you didn't know this yeah uh so right now there's a rumor that disney plus is going to allow more r-rated stuff on its platform. So Disney might sell Hulu to Universal entirely in exchange for money as well as the rights, the full rights to Hulk and to Namor. Because right now they can't make a

more movie. They can't make a Hulk movie. That's why they have to use those characters in team things. So there's a, there's a idea that in order to make Disney plus whole and not share stuff with Hulu, they might relinquish Hulu in exchange for those characters. And that would allow for a full film here. And with Deadpool 3 being R-rated and with certain things going that way, It would make sense to have like Alien and Predator and all those Fox properties live on Disney Plus. And that would actually mean we do start to get more R-Aid content because at this point we're approaching 15 years in the MCU, the lack of adult content is a little silly. And I think we're seeing that. And with the Hulu thing, this would allow for that as well as these characters.

I concur. I would be amazing. And then they should bring Edward Norton back. Yeah, multiverse. I'd actually love that of the multiverse. Jordan Garz is asking, you all think they'll ever do the white eyes for the bat? I think that the way Patinson portrayed him did that greatly. Well, I did that like really extreme looks.

I think as cool as it is, you know, stand for a sec? Yeah. Yeah, stand for a second. Get that, get that crotch shot in here. What am I trying to say a quick? All right. So there is, is that. Who am I?

As awesome as it is, I don't know. Well, maybe just quite, I had a whole series of thoughts go on right now. Because I was about to say, I'll tell you how my thought process went. As awesome as it is visually to see the white eyes on Batman, for those tuning in, and Corey is just right there, say he's just taking a standing break. He does have the white eyes would be a great visual look. I thought it was well justified in BVS for that suit. However, because his face is covered so much expression, there's so much emotion and communication

in just the depth of someone's eyes. Robert Pattinson can bring that Ryan Gosting is exceptional at that That's what he's kind of known for And then my mind went to But They've done a pretty great job on the Mandalorian Where the guy

Doesn't show his face True At all And I am very emotionally invested In this character Do you know the guy in the suit When it's not Pedro Pascal is Gary Wayne Who the fuck is Gary Wayne?

John Wayne's grandson is the body of That's why he looks like a western star Like he moves like a Western because he's John Wayne's grandson. Found that out two days ago from Christian. He had him on the show. You think it would be cool, but it's... I thought it was Brendan Wayne.

Maybe it's Brendan, but it's a Wayne. How cool is that, though? I saw on Christian's thing that it said, Star of Mandalorian, and then I was like, who the fuck is this guy? Brandon. What was he in the background or something, Christian?

He's got two lines. No, but apparently he's like Wayne's grandson, so that's why he's got that swag. That's cool. Isn't that cool? And Dred did, Dred made it work. He still got the mouth, which, so, yeah, there's a way to make it work. Yeah, the bumpy cat face.

But I think, no, no, Dredd does make it work. But Dredd also did not reach the masses or do well in the regard of how what you need for Batman. But I would like to see them pull it off. I just thinking, I think like BVS justified its existence, whereas in, you know, you could justify its existence. since I go in like, I need to hide my eye color, but he could just part of contact. Yeah, I also think that the beauty of what Patinson did is that his eye acting was able to convey so much

because of just the skill of Pattinson. So what I mean by like when he did the white eye thing is he's always, if you watch that movie again and focus on his eyes, not only is the emotion, but he's always looking so extremely far right and left in moments that the whites of his eyes are the main thing you see. Yeah, he's political. He's far right.

So far right, so far left. He does not believe in the middle. But you can use that power to emote. Batman's a liberal. Bruce Wade's a hardcore Republican. He wants to keep his money, but he wants to help up. Batman is a man of both sides. I will not donate.

I will not put my money to the people, but I will fight vengefully. But I don't like guns. I love this. Libertarian man. He's like, I don't do political parts. He literally is a Republican and a Democrat. Bruce Wade of both sides.

Right winger. Batman aggressively left wing. That's so funny. Oh, man. Those billionaire Playboy vigilantes. And yet the movies are never a commentary on that. Not really. The closest they have is like the foundation being used like criminally.

But even that's both siding it because Batman does like. But it's not about like, oh, it's a bit commentary on on Republicans endemic. It's not. There's no greed or like. If you break it down, he really is. Aggressively two directions. So it's like the mask of Batman is like the far one or the other. That's great.

Jordan Garza. I love that. I just like we had this epiphany 30 years in our lives. I love that epiphany. That makes me so happy. Jordan Garza. Okay, you can only choose one. Thank you for the super chat.

That's what I choose. A King and Garid's take on Moon Night? Tom King, Mitch Strudz. Thank you. Or maybe Spidey or an Arab and Rivik take on soups. Jason Aaron and a sadder beast. Or maybe. be Martian Manhunter.

I'm going to go, Jordan Garza, with a Tom King, Mitch Gerrads, take on Moon Night, because I think what they did not only with Batman, well, the Tom King did Batman, but what I think of Batman

is very Moon Knight-esque when they write Moon Night correctly, and I think that what King and Girauds did on Mr. Miracle specifically was, you read that, right? Is that the one that I don't know, Arguson. Mr. Miracle,

the Tom King, the Scott Fried, basically suicidal, he's got a kid with Big Barta, he's like, that one. Yes. That's this team.

They did a really good job, humanizing, Mr. Miracle, a very hard character to humanize. I think you need that for Moon Knight. So if you add that the, you know, different associative identities to those already strong character sets, they'd bring new layers to Moon Night. Whereas I love Jason Aaron and Nasad Rabees.

They do really good, like, scope and big, which would be good for Superman. But I want a more psychological study. Yes. First, Nicky. The dark right. The dark right. Oh, that's so good.

I love that. The Tark, right. I want that so badly now. Just like an aggressively right-wing Batman and an agri-I- mean, liberal Batman. So much way, James Gunn. Make it happen. It'll make, he'll definitely make DC so much more poppy. I really think the schism in DC needs to be deepened.

There's just need to be really politically happy-headed out. That's the way you get everyone on board. You bring people together by separating them. We've got Snyder versus D.C. Now we add right and left. Martian, there's, I don't want to make a whole thing out of it. Because I'm not, I've never, I can't have a concrete opinion about this. I've never read like a solo Martian Manhunter comic.

Martian Manhunter's never interest me in the sense of doing like a standalone Martian Manhunter. You know what I mean? Sure. He's the kind of character who's only been interesting to me or like I want to check out in terms of being in an ensemble with other characters I'm aware. But I would be curious. I feel like that's the thing about James Gunn. He's good at pulling off the weird. Yeah.

He can make me love him. He can make it attainable, you know? So that would be neat. Dakota Jones. Thank you so much, Dakota Jones. The tone for soaps, I have a feeling will be emotional. Who should he fight? That's a fun thing that we haven't really ever explored.

The villain? I'd say Bizarro would be cool. Mainly I want Brainiac, but too soon. I know. I don't feel like it's too soon for Brainiac. I think that, okay, so my brainiac would basically be the AI of today being an issue and, like, extrapolating on that. Because we'll think about it. Like, the best stories are the duality of the character and the person, right?

So, like, Lex Luthor, I think, should be a Long Emperor Palpatine Slowburn. It shouldn't be just V. Lex Luthor this time. So Lex Luthor is introduced, but he's not the main villain. Because what Lex Luthor is, is he doesn't like that Superman's an alien because he's a human that's like, we don't like outsiders. So that's an obvious, and that's been the issue is you don't utilize that well. I don't think in the new movies. But I think that the Martian Manhunter idea is that we are as a society, as a culture. We are choosing AI, which is foolish.

We've been warned about AI in every movie. We are a society. But aren't we? Like, we're societally are accepting AI. The Joker thing. The filmton and Zach Snyder's backcountry. Which blows my mind. But so we as a society have accepted AI.

We've had every warning. We've read books. We've watched movies. Everything since sci-fi began was like, don't do this thing. And not only we accepting AI in like day-to-day tasks, we're actually now, utilizing it for no good reason to do art. We're literally taking away the one thing that humans bring to the table is art

is us externalizing our souls and we're literally letting AI take over the one thing that makes us unique. Our uniqueness of soul, our experience of study, our experience of beauty, our experience of wonder, we're letting AI do that and we're robbing actual artists to cheapen the experience of life. We're not paying artists

instead we're letting AI be the thing that externalizes our souls as humans. What's more brainiac than that? Brainiac is something that goes like, hey, the core of humanity is this thing that I can use an algorithm to outsmart. Brainiac is like, we don't need these people. We can just do ones and zeros. So Superman representing humanity,

Brainiac representing the opposite of humanity is the perfect time to tell that story because that's what Terminator should have done four movies ago. Terminator should have looked at AI being something that humanity chose and activate SkyNet that way. Let Brainiac be the thing that Terminator could have been

in that we are choosing our own self-destruction and Superman sees beyond our self-destruction and believes in us beyond the ability to make our own decisions because at the end of the day, we are always good, even if something's coming at us that we're our own creation

that's what I'd do. Yeah, that sounds good, yeah. Brainiac. I think that is a good pitch. I think thematically good. I guess what I'm trying to get at is with everything you said, I feel like that would be a perfect

second movie or third movie. I think it's too soon to introduce like... Because that is such a massive concept. Sure. And I think this one needs to be the most... This one needs... Sure. He spent 30...

A minute. He spent 30 of those seconds explaining AI problems before you got to fucking Brainiac. No, I think it's such a massive concept. I think it's a great idea. I think everything you said, perfect. I think the first movie, though,

has to be the most personal and intimate. And there's got to be a way... Like, to say, like, I don't want to say grounded Superman's story, but something that will feel the most personal for Superman. Shut up, Benji. Doesn't fly, Superman. This is so fucking, they get rid of legacy.

They call it Superman grounded. Just walking around. He's just cork it. You'll believe a man can walk. And so I would prefer a villain. And also, I think, to really set the stage as well, it would be cool to pull a less known villain. That, because here's my dichotomy with Superman.

It makes the most sense to pair him up with a, villain that can give you world ending stakes because he's fucking Superman. You need him to be that big? You need Superman. That's what I mean. So I'm like, yeah, there is, there's certainly an art. I think you should keep, do that. It would be perfect.

Keep that for later. Which, you know, like, Graniacs is also the kind of villain that could, that could warrant getting, you know, fucking Justice League involved. Sure, sure, sure, sure. He's just that big of a villain. So I don't know enough, like, low key, not low key, but low key, but low key, Superman villains, that would be like, that would be the great perp. You know, Superman, I haven't seen season. Lobo.

But Superman Lois had a great first. Anyway. Lobo is, uh, I mean, it's a weird choice, but if Jason Momoy is playing Lobo, that'd be fun. That would be fun. Because he's just, he's more the chaotic to his wholesome. So there's still a dichotomy there, but it's not as rich. So you could tell a more like focused on Superman story and have the villain just be chaos to his focus.

Yeah. Like a Deadpool-esque. I got challenges 90 seconds. All right. Okay. He's brought up the clock. I'm glad we got to get this on track. What time is it?

Yeah. I got a birthday. You have stuff to go to, and I got a baby shower to go to it. Jordan Garza, thank you. Zero to 100% chance we get the John Williams theme back. Coy? What do you think? 40% chance.

I think them using it in Black Adam might have hindered its hope of going forward, but also it is iconic. But I also think they want to establish a new Superman, so the idea of using something from the past might not suit a new take. I like hearing it. because I go, nostalgia, me. Yeah. Woo, I know that.

Familiar. I know it. Familiar. I'm aware of that. I got that reference. It plays up my childhood. I don't even care about the context. I mean, that's what they did in Black Adam.

So it works. This John Williams score is not the Henry Cavill. It's confusing because he looks like one thing, but sounds like a guy of Superman. Yeah, we were so close to a good Henry Cavill. But it's still worth on me. I'm not mocking you guys. I'm saying it worked on me too. You got it, you felt it.

I was there like, cool, yeah. It's literally one of my favorite post-credit scenes of all time. Monkey banging symbols gift. It got me 100%. There's that clip of me telling the rock how emotionally riveted I was. I wasn't kidding. Like, it got me, and yet I still know it was wrong.

Yeah. All right, here we go. Actually. Exclamation point I respected. Love it. Thank you for the super chat. Boy, can you state your case for a rolling reboot? It doesn't sound promising to me.

In Gun, we trust, but there's just too much narrative baggage. Quickly explain what a rolling reboot is, and then explain your case you got a minute and 20, 10 seconds. A rolling reboot is the idea of using the characters you've already established and establishing new ones at the same time. So a rolling reboot would allow you to build on the university you've already established, but taking stuff out and putting stuff in simultaneously. So as the thing moves along, you put in new pieces and export old pieces you don't want to use anymore.

So basically what this would be is, in this case, the universe, taking the characters that aren't going to be rebooted in a way that serves the new narrative and keeping the ones that will fit the format. So the idea would be that if you keep Shazam, you put them into another team. If you keep certain characters, they use them as those characters, but you do have characters that are on stage like, you know, we've got a new Superman next to a wonder what we've already established. That would be a rolling reboot. I think that there is plenty of baggage to that, but I also think there is an accountability of convenience. You have not only characters that are already established to the audience, but you can sell a movie on this made this much. I'm attached to this character is this thing. We can go forward here.

And the multiverse, which is the thing they're doing with this universe, allows for you to over time all new characters because you could have them be imported from other universes. So it works for me because I love Shazam and I love certain elements of the Galgado and Wonder Woman enough that I'd love the challenge of making

it work more than I'd love the clean slate. Originally, I wanted a clean slate, fresh reboot. I said that up until I enjoyed Shazam as much as they did and saw the potential of allowing for my cake and eat it too, but it's going to be a lot more difficult on the audience and a lot more difficult on the filmmakers, but I think they should trust the audience. Perfect.

Perfect. You did it. That is efficient. You packed it in. Imagine if I made you do that all the time, which I will. Well, I mean, I don't think we need a case for rolling. James Guns already said that some of this will. He said some of it will continue.

It's happening. It's not in the announcement. That's real time. And some of it will continue on. Bryce Burroughs, thank you for Superchat. That's a casualable DC fan and a diehard Marvel fan. I'm most excited for Invincible seasons, because that captivated me more than anything, M-C-U-D-C. I've been thinking, I have a question for you, Coy.

I've been thinking, should, is how accurate is the Invincible series to the comics? Have you read The Invincible Comics? How accurate is it? Because I don't want it to ruin my experience with season two, because I'm pretty sure I could finish up to a point wherever it is in season one. So that's what's interesting is it's not one-to-one. there are things that happen in season one that don't happen until way later in the volumes. So it's not something where it's like they're telling the story linearly.

It's things that are happening now are like volume four that are already up to. So volume two is probably going to go back and do some of the volume one stuff in the comic books. So season two will dabble in the past and the future because season one already has. So it's not going to be linear. It might throw you off because you'll recognize stuff. But at no point will you go like, I know what's going to happen next. Okay.

Does that make sense? Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah. All right. I mean, because I had no idea about any of the video. And that's a blast. I didn't know any of it, like, when Omni Man, like, murders everyone. And they became like, what the shit is?

You will lose those moments. Yeah. Because, like, you're reading it. And I'm like, well, we are a reaction channel for the most part. So I read it when it was coming out. And I was like, they're doing this and this. And, like, that was cool. But what I like about the show is they're throwing you off because they know the people like me want to be like, whoa.

Yeah, it was really compelling. And I'm like, I don't know if I want to. And that's partly why I haven't read the boys. Fair. And the boys is a lot different. The Boys is more different than you'd think Because the boys is a commentary on comics Whereas the show is a commentary on our world

Online pop online media Our satire Our world and political stuff Like it's about Amazon Where the comics are about comics So the references are very different Also the comics came out in a time Where we were

Do remember the mid 2000s Where everything was like Sex comedies and Dick jokes And like everything was like Oh are you laughing Or do you feel like you're being taken advantage Like everything felt edgy For the sake of edgy

A lot of the comics are like You're uncomfortable Whereas the boys is like We're going to make you uncomfortable by being a commentary. Like, it leans back and lets you flail, whereas the comics are like, whoa, I like the comics, but it's a different kind of F you. I hear that a lot. I hear that kind of tone. Yeah.

A lot. I still like them, but I also read them in late high school. So it's very different for, like, what I am today. True. Saints, thank you, Saint. I want to be excited for the new D.C. slate, but honestly, I just don't feel the hype. Well, I feel the hype for the fact that you super chat. Thank you.

It feels like they're putting a little Band-Aid over a Hoover Damned crack. We just got to wait and see. I think it's weird to start off. I think what's a little strange. I feel like it's cool for comic book fans. Hold on. Hold on. Make sure we're on track.

I think it's cool for comic. This is when you get a chat moderator. I mean, someone on the side to do that. You. Well, I think it's a little strange that he is kicking it off with. it's strange it can be good and bad i would say we start what are the howling commandos what i call creature commandos he started off with the creature commandos

because one part of me is like well people really be enthused or want to check out the animated side first is that the way you want to start your big chapter one i don't think people will give a shit and the other part of me goes however if you started it off after live action people really probably wouldn't give a shit Yeah, and you have more time to develop an animated show.

But if you're starting it off as this is the start, this is the beginning of it all. Then that gets more people interested in the animated side. And then that would entreat people to watch more of the animated stuff. And then when you're more animated properties, people are more interested. So in some ways, I'm like, this could be great or bad. Bottom line, it's a bit of a risk. And I love that. Same.

It's all bolder than we've seen in this pop culture space in a while. The pop culture space has been playing it very safe. And so that's why I kind of like the rolling reboot. That's why a lot of people feels like stuff is mid. Right. Yeah. Because honestly, like when you look at movies, I think the reason Shazam made me so happy is because it wasn't trying to be a lot of things, but the joy was so contagious.

And maybe if things hadn't been so not trying to be a lot of things lately, it wouldn't have been as special. But everything's kind of neutral right now, which isn't great. But the joy was bigger than the neutrality this time for me. True. True. I'm happy for you, Coy. I thought it was okay.

I was just, I wanted to smile for two hours, and I did. did, and I haven't said that about a lot in the last few movies. And I'm so happy for you. Thank you. I'm so happy for you, Coy. You know, Coy, you're an all right guy, Coy. I'm just checking over here. I know we got more, but we just haven't talked about it.

It's in the title, and I'm like, wish. We haven't talked about this one thing that's been in the title forever. I'm checking to see if someone mentioned it in our stream labs. They did not. All right. We're going to pick up with the streamlise at first. I saw a couple of who mentioned in the live chat. We got to talk about this.

What the fuck is Zach Snyder talking about, Koi? Oh, man. That scoge over here. Oh, we're back. Gotta bring it up. The chairs are horrid. Okay. Zach Snyder teased a message from Darkside one day,

and then the next day showed some release dates with a picture of Henry Cavill. When it was just the Darkside thing, I legit thought it was going to be like, Ray Porter's in Rebel Moon. That's what I thought it was, too. I was like, it's using DC to make a Rebel Moon. dad but then the next day it was henry cavil with some dates i think he's finally getting a

theatrical release of the snider cut i think it's going to be man of steel bvs snider cut in theaters for three days only but i think he's definitely capitalizing on all the dc u stuff to make it seem like it's more than that i mean it's the way he gets the the family he's got the loyalty from the fan base not from anything his main loyalty comes from the dc side right um and so he and he's well aware of that and he's smart same way ben afflin in his own way the way the way Affleck uses to promote the movie's directed air to get attention by talking about DC. He's smart.

And I think that's what Zach Snyder is doing as well. Like, you've got to use kind of whatever's at your disposal. He's definitely a shareholder in Vero, too, because that man is the only man on Vero. And it's always like, it's always like, Zach Snyder announced on Vero. I'm like, Vero, still alive? It's, I... You own Vero, Zach Snyder.

You can tell us. I think, though, like, the way the hype... I'm not sure... It would be crazy if it was like, I just don't believe it's going to be some type of Snyder verse announcement. I just don't know how it would fit in time-wise for W.B. to do it. I don't think it's that Netflix bought the rights thing because I don't know if WB would

want, so they just outsource the Batman. There's a tiny chance. James Gunn has also, though, very much shut down that it would be, that that's ridiculous. The only thing I can think is Peter Safran with outsourcing the Batman Brewbaker to Amazon was like, we can make money off of doing the Snyderverse over at Netflix, but that's still half a percent chance. Like, there's no way that's happening. Because then you also, because you have the issue, too, of, well, you got some of the same characters, though.

That are going to be, unless this, I mean, unless they completely get rid of Ezra Miller and stuff. But with the rolling reboot, I don't know if how true that is now that Shazam's done so poorly. Yeah. I don't know. Like, I honestly think if the Snyder fans wanted to keep the Snyder verse alive in any iteration, they needed to go see Shazam. And they didn't. Well, Aisha McKenia is saying, I'm sorry, I've been here before and I know I've pronounced her name. name wrong and I'm so sorry.

It's a cool name. Aisha. It looks like Aisha. Could be wrong. Why do I add so many more syllable? I mean, Aisha, right? I think he's showing the storyboards of the Justice League sequel.

He's got them all drawn already, so maybe. I thought it got animated. Oh, that'd be cool if it got animated. I mean, actually, there was, there's this channel that did this really cool like, it's not a motion comic, but they did like the, kind of like a motion comic.

away for a good amount. A lot of it's just narration, but there's a good amount where they brought the Snyder Cut, you know, part two and the life. And it's really cool that these fans came together and did it. It's really impressive, especially for just like, we're just doing this. I do, yeah, we're probably going to react to Rebel Moon. I'm really excited from Rebel Moon. That's like one of my top 20 of the year, and that's a big year. Iisha. Oh, it's Aisha. Oh, it's Aisha. I have a friend named Ayesha. Oh, so I was close. You were closer. Yeah. I have a friend named like a close friend in A-Y-E-E-S-A-H, so I always thought of A-E-E-E-S-A-H. So I always thought of A-E-S-Longer, so I assumed that was wrong, but it's another

spelling of A-E-Sha. That's a cool name. True, true. So, yeah, I mean, I'm wondering if whatever he's doing is, it's the kind of, what I'm a little nervous, I don't know if I'm nervous because it seems like his hardcore fans are going to be happy regardless or whatever the hell it is. It just seems like when you put out something like that. If it's not huge. It sounds like it's going to be bigger than what it actually is.

I'm very worried. Like, oh, he's just going to, because storyboards are cool and shit to show. At the same time, it is like, we hype this up. With two separate posts. With the anticipation. Yeah, yeah. Like, that's really tricky. Like, and so I think it's dangerous if it's not huge, but it's also the only way to maybe get the amount of hype he needs to make it profitable, whatever it is.

Yeah. So it's a tricky spot he's in, but I just can't imagine there being any more things filmed. I don't think it's a Snyder. I don't think it's a continue. continuation of it. Yeah, I honestly don't see how it could be with budgetary restrained, scheduling conflicts, everything that would go into that. It's him doing a panel with James Gunn going, I'm moving on.

It's, yeah, it's him and James Gunn meeting for three days and deciding that Rebel Moon 2 is going forward. Because Zach Snyder is a very talented guy. And he has this world, this universe that I've seen the concept art for it. And the cast is so good. And he loves to build worlds. I would rather see him play in his own IP personally. Like with Rebel, he did Army of Darkness.

And despite whatever opinion that you might have on the moon, I enjoyed Army of Darkness. I really did. He loves to build worlds. He's a really big world-building guy. And something like Rebel Moon, he gets to really lean into the visual medium of it. And I think that's where his heart's at right now.

I also think that he shouldn't have to play in someone else's sandbox that's controlling him. Yeah. I would rather him get to do whatever he wants. Yeah. Because their fans will show up for his stuff. Let him play. He would make a cool eternal sequel. He would.

He would actually. Rad. He definitely would. Play with that. I pipe. Sometimes you got to. Did I say Army of Darkness? Army of the Dead.

He did. I was, I figured they knew. Army of the Dead. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I appreciate that. I appreciate that. I think you just got to give him a good script. And it is ironic that

that Zach Snyder directed a movie that James Gunn wrote. That is a very interesting. It's a very crazy little pockets. Like the pockets of the internet, that is all of that is absolutely insane. Thank you, J.P, for reminding. Yes, please leave a like and subscribe.

I do want to check up here. Oh, yeah, I just want to put away us. Bye. Just the chat. And the coil, let's make kissy noises. Ooh, and then classic 90s, we fall off the bag. Oh, I injured myself. Coy, that's a couch.

Ha, ha. That's not where it goes. It is a mid-2000s comedy. You never know what's going to have. You're going to get this on the John Campion? Oh, crazy high drinks. You're going to get this at a new rock stars breakroom? I don't think so.

Breakroom after dark. The thing I... Where the fuck is the thing? Someone said something that definitely freaks me out is that they are playing Flash at CinemaCon, and therefore we will have that entirely ruined for us next month. I can't wait. I like want to see that so bad, and we're about to know all of it. Damn, should I go to Cinemacon?

I may or may not have submitted us for press stuff, so I'm trying. Do they release, they don't really release trailers. They're releasing the whole movie, dude. I know, but I'm saying Sony usually releases trailers. That's why I usually skip the cons, because I'm like, big trailer back, big trailer day. and you know what that's the heart and soul this channel and that comes first so i often skip that shit um really back and forth on john wick oh dude i'm so excited i got invited at one where keanu reeds is going to be there not the premiere just a screening yeah q and a oh dude bring me i got

to say to my berser bro i don't it's three hours wait a minute i might be able let's talk about this okay tom cruise loved it uh also oh really cool hold on we got to keep so what are you going to I was just going to respond to someone asking about the cinema con thing, and I was going to say they're playing the whole movie. That's all. Back to business. Locksley. Okay.

Wait, wait, wait. Don't read in case. No, no, you're fine. Okay. All right. I was trying to protect you. I appreciate it. Locksley, thank you for the stream lap.

The last of a show, I coined the term expansive adaptation. Yes, good. Neil Druckman adapts the story from Paul. Part 1 and 2. You know, I really think you like that game going. I played some of, I've played like two hours. I loved it. And expands where he can.

Boston. I would highly suggest you play the second game. It's going to be impossible to avoid spoilers. Yeah. I 1,000% guarantee you. Okay. Where he can't to flesh out details. We would find notes and audio tapes in the game.

What other show movie games deserve the term treatment? What other, like, deserve this is a term or deserves an expanse treatment? Yeah, what other video game? I mean, since we're on the comic book movie news subject, I feel like injustice. Oh, I like that. That started off as a game first, right? Before the game, and then Tom Taylor made it a comic,

and then it's a huge world in comics, like for years he wrote. I think that would be a great-ass show. It would be expensive as shit. Yeah, what? As a matter of fact, Brainiac, I believe is the villain in the second game. Yeah, right? Right.

That sounds familiar. Yeah, Superman's the first one. Because the character sounds cool. And Brainiacs, the second one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I played both of them. I'm gonna go with X-Men because you could do different shows for each team of X-Men, one X-Force, X-Factor, Generation X, like all those things.

So you just expand out the mutants. I think it'd be really cool to, like, live in the world of X-Men. That would be cool. I'd want to do an X-Men show, but from the humans perspective. That'd be a great ultimate show. The racist. Just racist. I think Bini off and Wise tried to make that show.

And then I want them to be, I want them to be a redeem racist by the end of the show. Oh, very bold. I feel like that'd be great. A lot of 2016. Maybe get like a Sam Rockwell or a Woody Harrelson there. Oh, that'd be interesting. Like a charismatic racist. They're not, the actors, the roles they tend to play.

We don't know. That's fair. We don't know. They seem lovely. Spy jams. Thank you for this. For this. Thank you for this.

Craig's hitting that wall of madness. Hey, think of this. I don't know if you all ever talked about this. Well, let's find out. But I love to. here you all take or make this a video well maybe it's gonna be part of the video now on how you all would build

the cinematic universe surrounding Spider-Man in which you all end game would be for that universe oh I feel you could sum that up in 90 seconds tops Spider-Man I would launch where you have right now in the universe where Tom Holland is finally Spider-Man it took six movies I love his origin that

we finally got to but it took a long time to get him to Spider-Man so you have a depowered not in an iron suit Spider-Man depowered only as in not in the MCU level of power set and actual Spider-Man power set where he's a spider power is not iron spider suits so he's in a regular costume doing regular things he's going to college he doesn't have a lot of friends he's very isolated he's finally the spider man of great power and great responsibility he's learned that lesson and he's on his own he's very isolated he's very a character familiar with loss you introduce that character you do that for

a trilogy you let the man be the college spiderman that has lived in the comic books for so very long but in that same time you're building out the madam web the across the spider verse you're incorporating miles morales you bring in miles morales so over the long game you have multiple spider man and you do include even like a ben riley you have that be like a 90s universe where you get to have the playfulness of more broad villainy and you have Tom Holland face a lot of the

low level crime like Hammerhead Tombstone you got your street level of criminals so you've got street level Spider-Man juxtaposing a cosmic Spider-Man, juxtaposing a 90s Spider-Man and all the animated stuff all of this building to one big crescendo and then you have a fully 90s animated series across the Spider-verse

between live-action Spider-Man as well as incorporating some animated stuff if you so choose those movies can stay separate or you can bring them back together But you've literally got five or six Spider-Man all doing their own thing, including like May Parker and Spider-Gwen and all these elements. And then the big end game is that you ended Ultimate Spider-Man style and Tom Holland as Spider-Man dies at the hand of a new Green Goblin, a new ultimate villain. They built up to over three to five movies. And then Miles Morales takes the mantle. End game ends with Peter Parker dying and our Sony slash Marvel Universe Spider-Man becomes Miles officially by way of a giant event.

Boom. A minute and 39 seconds. Five years of storytelling and a minute and four. That's what I'd do. I think it'd be dope. Damn, that was great. I think it'd be really cool. That's impressive. That's literally what I'd do if I was spearheading Sony.

That's impressive. I love that idea. And you have spent off villain movies so you can build to a Sinister 6. That is the Green Goblin Central piece that he gets to take out Parker, but you also allow villains to get their own movie. I'd do like an Ocean's 11 heist film like Soderberg style, but the villains. So you feel for the villains that way when Spider-Man's fighting them, like each punch lands twice. Yeah, that, Koi, you genius. You really should be pitching for something.

I really should. But where? Well, if my writing career ever goes anywhere, I would want to go. Yeah, because once you're a screenwriter, you just get it in every room. They just open doors. They just go, yeah, go, me, we love you. You write, you're top of the list. Sir, you wrote a thing, and we like thing rights.

I would want to try to get into, but one of my, one of my big goals would be to get into the else world side of the DC. Yeah, same. I really think that James got an I see comics very similarly, and I want to, like, be a part of that. That would be a massive, massive, like, this is the step that I... That'd be incredible. The big IP step that I could watch them ruin my masterpiece screen. I had this idea. And here we are.

Look at them, dude. Look at them, butchering this. But by then, there'll be a few Superman movies to judge where we're at. Now, they're connecting the else worlds? What the fuck is happening? Oh, what is this universe? Kingdomcom, recess. I'm so upset.

Hold on. Hold on. No way. I previewed that. Hold on. Okay. Not looking. Not looking.

Okay. I got this. I got this. I'm almost there. I'm almost there. I'm almost there. Okay, there is. I know we left up there.

Ryan Green. Flourish. How much? You know, Benedict Cumberbatch is tempted to do that. Oh, he must. There's so many deleted scenes where he just walks through a frame like. It's just a subconscious. Guaranteed.

He doesn't look good. No, nobody wins. Everyone's going to think of Dracula. Stop. that's why they delayed the next doctor strange just because there's so many flourishes he's like just so much time on there's such a difference between like this to that oh yeah man big fame um love you gregg john and coy love seeing coy interviewing celebrities i love it too and on the break room i uh i love it i love being on the break room they're great over there and uh i i think celebrity

is a tricky term, but I love talking to people that are fascinating and famous people tend to be fascinating because they got there because of their fascination with being fascinating. So I love trying to humanize people that for some reason put people on a pedestal. So I do too enjoy talking to celebrities. I've never had a full

conversation with a celebrity like a true celebrity. What I mean by that is you are everywhere you go you are going to get stormed. Everywhere you go, people are going to be taking photos of you or secretly taking photos of you like like a brad pit sure or a dwayne johnson you

know i've never i've never had like a full conversation that'd be fascinating to be like what is it like oh about celebrity or just in general just no like to act like i've never met like i think meeting like tom cruise or brad pitt that would be a very fascinating being around brad pitt was interesting like imagine like the decades right of massive stardom or musicians would probably probably be crazy. That's what so crazy about, like, Gianna Reeves, is that he is someone that is able to be that good when there's no

reason he can survive what he deals with. He's still so... Like, he's just, like, he deals with being an object to so many people. That's what I hate about celebrities is people don't treat him like human beings anymore. Like, once you're famous to a level like that, people are just like, oh, you need to give me your time to stand here next to me

in a photo, or you need to sign a thing. And it takes away they're like, humanity. And I know people are like, that's the cost. therefore like we pay them money to see their movies we they oh this they don't know you anything but to stay so good while being objectified at every turn and have it be for 30 years and kianu is literally more concerned with his crew and with his writers and with the people that are working on the comic with him than he is about anyone thinking he's kind like he gets uncomfortable when people are like you're so nice he's like i'm just a guy like i think keanu is more aware

that people should be as kind as him than he is aware of like the fact that people objectify him and that is a gift and he's also a massive philanthropist. And he's so like... And he doesn't talk publicly about it. No. People would like... Investigate to find out. He's given like his whole salary from the Matrix. Yeah, he likes

the people that actually make the movies what they are. Like this visual effects artist in the Matrix made the Matrix what it is in addition to the Wachowski's, but like he knew that and give them all like motorcycles. That's why we love him. I just think that it is a unique thing, but I just think that humanizing people is so important, especially

as we go into this digital age of like, we especially TikTok and YouTube and I think the celebrity culture is is calming in one way but getting way worse than another because there's less movie stars because there's YouTube and TikTok and all these stars but then that's just more people to people to other like I don't think people realize how weird it is to like make human beings different than them when they meet them yeah like it's such an odd concept and it's just it's an odd thing that's only going to get worse the more we isolate behind keyboards I'm bringing this back oh okay Here we go. We both did each. That's fair. We've both handed today, Nick. We've both done it.

Keanu Shanna. Kiana Shedda. Kiana distracts us. Coy boy fan club. Hey now. Coy boys. Flex. Flex.

Puppie. Oh, just for that. Are you objectifying me, Greg? Are you turning me into a puppet? I called you puppy. You did. You did. He called me puppy, folks.

We're that deep into the live stream. Mark it. Flex puppy. Going to the gym after this so I can earn my puppy hood likes puppy thank you kiata or uh talking about coy uh silver reviews thank you glad howerton from always sunny as new superman ooh that would be he would be a good lex luther he'd be an excellent lex luther he'd be a great one he's my reichritchards dude he's so smarmy and like comes across i have never seen anything outside of it's

always side of you. Think about how pretentious Reed Richards is and how off-putting but likable he is. Reed Richards is by definition a guy you shouldn't enjoy but do. That's Glenn Howardton. My pick is Jason Bateman. As Reed. He's got that thing. I just can't see it.

A much of a joke answer. He does have that like, I am smarter than everyone else attitude all the time. But he also plays good guys all that's not the worst dude. Yeah. Like I think The joke started, but now it's like, not bad.

Yeah, that's actually weird that I'm like, yeah, no, it actually would work. You just need that level of like hoity tooty. Yeah, it's true. That's true, Coy. That's true. All right. Mike Villani. Thank you for your super chat there, bud.

Valani. DCU, MCU, Incursion, event in far future. Fygian gone. Also, would you guys react to real steel since there's mentions of a sequel? Love you guys. That's actually on the list. A lot of real estate. I've never seen it.

That's online list. Oh, you're going to have such a good time with real steel, man. That movie is so good. Like, it has no right to be as good as this. It's like cocaine bear. People say so much about like Sean Levy's movies. Yeah, like they're just so... They never have a right to be...

Like, he takes these concepts. It just sounds like, this is a city... It's rock'em, sock him robots, and it's a great sports movie. I think Sean Levy is actually a very... I mean, he's doing Deadpool 3, and that... Like, I mean, so excited. I think he's a very, weirdly, as successful as he is. Still slept on.

I feel like he's... a very under-recognized director. Yeah. This guy often makes movies that sounds stupid, and then you watch him and you're like, this is a crowd-pleasing film. Yeah, this is actually incredible. Yeah, no, I think he's mastered that tone, and I think between stranger things and everything, he should be like one of the names, and he's not yet.

D-CU-M-CU Incursion Event in Far Future? I don't, Far Future, yeah, that would be great. It's going to eventually get to a point. If things go horribly wrong for both studios at the same time, it'll happen. deck like i'm saying like maybe a decade of two from now yeah they're they're gonna need it you're gonna run out of exciting events after a while well the thing is everyone's bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and like that's where it gets and i think it will inevitably eventually happen but i'm not i don't think until like the 20 30s or 24th i agree a long time silver reviews thank you do you

you guys think blue beetle will be good i hope so Caroline how far behind are you on the stream I was joking. He was joking an hour ago. Damn. Usually we're behind. Do you guys think Blue Beetle will be good? I don't know. I haven't seen the trailer.

Okay. Gun said very much in the DCU. So do you think it's a low-key start to DCU? Len Howard Tennis Soups, by the way, yes. I'm hearing this quite a bit. Gunn said very much in the... Did he say that? Yeah, he said that there was a lot of tie-ins.

But I think that was to the DCEU, But I don't know if that is that, like, retroactively getting chewhorned in because of the rolling reboot. That's interesting. I don't think it's going to be the first thing to be the new universe, but I think if it does well, it'll be brought into the new universe because of the rolling reboot. I do think that regardless, man's name, I'm always questionable how to say it. Zolo? Yeah. I think it's Zolo.

X-O-L-O-Zo? Zola. You know how to say his last name? Cobra-K-R-C-O-C-C-R-O-E-O-E-O-E-O-E-O-E-O-F-O-O-O-O-E-O-V-O. Yeah, I think regardless, he's going to be great. I'm very excited for the suit. I'm excited for him to play a superhero. I think it's going to be like a different take on the character

because it's not the more traditional comic Blue Beetle. It's the new Blue Beetle. It's the second iteration of Blue Beetle. So I'm excited for that because I know that character a little less. Because I think a Blue Beetle is as Booster Gold's right-hand man. And this is not that. This is the second iteration of them. So I'm excited to learn some stuff.

Yeah, yeah, it's true. That's true. You fucking. Yeah. Are we deep enough in the chat to swear now? I guess so. Just be careful on the kind of words. Okay, because again, I can't say the CS word.

No. Because Ben Affleck says it too much. Too sexually vulgar. That's so crazy that that's the issue. You could like literally threaten harm. And sex is evil. We're in America. Here in America, we don't have sex.

And when we do, it's only missionary for the reason to have children, not for fun. You're crossing a line here. You show boobs. You're in prison. You're crossing a line. You cut off the head. That's over. Okay.

Man, we're back on track. Violence is the answer, but not titties. You. Oh, gosh. Is that word not okay? No. The T word? Apparently not.

That's crazy. Well, that's preposterous. Like, that's cartoonishly dumb. YouTube, I'm talking to you. Well, but YouTube also know that the head, the joke was just a joke. It was a joke. It's meant to be that it's wrong. That's what I was saying.

Anyway. Founded by Puritans. Hatch the old Puritans. Coy. 300 years in this country. We've got a super chat. I haven't grown up. Coy.

Still being the Bible into the Congress. Coy. Hello. I've got a Spider-Man script. I'm dying to send you. I haven't watched 87 shows. People have told me.

Reading scripts is hard to make time for. I'm aware. And I love that you wrote a Spider-Man script. And this isn't to make you a specific point of of no time. But I'm forced. seasons behind on some of my Patreon goals. So I apologize that I have not had time to read a script.

But I'm very proud of you. Writing something is so hard. Finishing something is even harder. Adapting something you love is maybe the hardest because your heart is in it so many different ways. So you writing a Spider-Man script warms my heart and I appreciate you doing it. I just unfortunately don't have time to read it.

But thank you for wanting to, for carrying my opinion, and for making new art about a character I love. That means a lot. That is... I'm going to adapt that answer. Any long-form emails, you're like, What did Coy say? I'm just like, how do I say no?

I just, it truly means the world. I just don't have to. Somehow I've said yes now. What have I done? I've got 72 scripts to read. Now I'm committed to this. I have too many friends that read too many things. I've just, I've done this.

Have you reading your own comic before, Coy? I've actually helped a buddy, I've co-written a comic that I think we're launching later in the year, maybe. And I have an idea for a few comics. and I'm starting to understand that I can write. I, Greg and I talked to this yesterday. I have a fear of writing because of it's permanence, but I've had two screenplays optioned, and both times it ended horribly,

so I have a lot of trauma around writing. I also don't like the idea of permanence, and so I'm working on that. I'm working through that because I've got a really interesting idea for a script that won't leave my head, and that's always a good sign that it, like, lives here, and I think about it maybe once a day. So I've got a script I want to put to paper,

but I need to work through my own stuff. You never told me this idea. It's really good. I'm really proud of it. Pitch it on camera right now. Give it away for free. I have one that's a superhero script that's seven, eighths done. I literally have ten pages left to finish it,

and I stopped it when I had my script embezzled. And I've got one that I came up with in the last five years because of lockdown. And they're both really, I'm really proud of both. What? You never tell me any of this. It's the time thing. But yeah, I should write again. Because, like, I'm so inspired about what you're doing,

and, like, the freedom of that to escape the... Like, I don't... not read YouTube comments and it's really bad for my mental health to work in the internet. So the idea of like in 10 years doing something that allows me to be in the industry that also isn't comment based. Like I love my

opinion and I love sharing it and I love other people's opinions but there's no reality where you know you read 100 comments and the one negative one lives with you. I just read the one negative one like it lives with me forever like a cancer that's spreading. So in 10 years I don't think I can sustain this job. So I want to find something

that gives me the passion again but unfortunately writing is like a sore spot so i have these ideas and i want to create them but i need to get through the trauma of like what i went through with writing before i think sometimes i just got to do it yeah i once i once i could tell you guys a great story i've had some i don't want to make any announcements until something is signed sure i've had some great great updates lately on some stuff thank you here's ma'am but i once had an experience where i was asked to write something and I did and then the directors they were like they were just like fucking

amateur filmmakers right the directors got on a call me and they they were like hey you know it's actually not the direction we want to go yeah appreciate you taking the time to do it and they didn't realize I didn't hang up yet and they started like really shit talking me wow and and and uh me as a person like me my writing

yeah dude that's awful and then I went and this was like years ago, years ago. And it's shit like that that stuck with me of, well, I just got to be a better writer now. Yeah. That way, I could be like, well, I mean, a lot of my comics. My whole career on YouTube was based on what was going,

you thought I couldn't make it. That's why I was so passionate about comic books. It was like it was what people told me would never amount to anything. Like people literally, when I was growing up, my family supported my love of comics. My dad got me into comics. that's comic collection merged into mine because he supported my love of comics. And then everyone else made fun of me for my passion for something they thought was for children.

And like I was a, you know, I did football. I did cheerleading. I did, uh, I was at every table at lunch. But the universal connection was like, what's Koi going to do for a living? He thinks he's going to be an actor. He thinks he's going to be famous. And I don't want like to be an actor anymore because I don't like other people's words in my mouth. I like my words.

But the comic thing is like revenge in its own way because what I use my skills for, is the thing that no one thought was relevant, that now runs this industry. But it's not sustainable forever because I don't have the ability to tolerate the masses. I have a very simple... I've always tried to simplify things when I learned, like, if you can simplify your goal into one thing, it makes it easier.

And so my process has always been... Something hurts me, really bad. I tend to feel like a failure. I really get down on myself. And then eventually that sadness and hurt turns to anger. And then the anger turns to motivation. Sure. And then the motivation leads a success.

I'm almost to that with writing. That's always my process of everything is like, oh, my God, I'm not good enough. I'm unworthy. And then I get angry. And then I'm like, okay, now I'm motivated. I've literally worked for companies where I've written for them and they've told me the writing wasn't good enough. And then they've published it and not paid me. Oh.

So like, I get it, dude. Like I've literally had companies be like, we don't like this, not good enough. Oh, but we're going to press, boop, and it's out of the world. We've got to get this on track. Enough about our personal lives. No one wants to hear. No one wants to hear about our personal lives. No one cares about us.

We lost 500 viewers. We're down to two viewers in this train. Two. Thanks for being here, two of you. Flourish. My cat is cuter than yours. Thank you. My have everything.

No, we have four that are beautiful. He's got one. Oh, Spite Cat. We have everything on D plus in the UK, all the Hulu and Star stuff. That's what I think is coming. I think that's the Hulu thing. What I wanted to hear. That's good to hear.

I just got the Hulu package. Hulu and Disney Plus. Yeah, it was like, it's cheaper to get all three than it is to get one or two. Two individually. And he might as well. Because I wanted to watch Family Guy again. And then I ended up watching the watch and couples retreat instead. Sometimes that's what happens at one in the morning.

Enter for none. Thank you for the super chat. They say that if you say James Gunn's name three times a firm of Twitter, he'll show up in the little eyes. Babadook, Babadook. He has retweeted me once, I think, and that was, like, the highlight of my life. He's liked stuff of mine because of me and David DeMalcun knowing each other. And I've been like, one more good step. I've also met him a few times, but, like, not Twitter met him.

So I'm hoping those worlds combined. And he's a delight. I think he's an amazing, amazing artist. I love him. And I feel like I had a comment that showed up in Shazam review of mine that I did with John. that said, do you guys just not like

comic book movies anymore? Every time I see your thumbnails you don't look happy. I gave it a 68% but the thing is like, well,

if you're going off with the most recent ones, I'm not like I'm in the minority here, you know? We're all collectively like you've got to rewrite the ship. Like Black Adam,

Quantumania, and I'm not following a crowd because I'm reviewing these before embargoes have lifted, you know? So it just happens to me in my opinion. So I'm just not in the minority there. I feel like Guardians 3 is really going to turn that around.

I am so excited for Guardians 3. I'd be very surprised if I don't like that movie. I feel like James Gunn is the most talented of an entire... Like there's a generation of people that came up with comics not being cool. And he's like right in the cusp of when they got cool, but he's able to use that power for good, not evil. Like I feel like he's doing what we just described in our rants of like using all of that rage to make dope art and get back at people.

because he, I mean, he came up through trauma and he came up when comics weren't cool and he came up making stuff that was like not the mainstream, so now he can rewrite the mainstream. He's the shit, man. I think James, like, I know he gets, I know the cool thing to do was hate on the guy right now.

Yep. I think he's, I think he's the shit. I also think it's only giving him power. If you think about what we just described, we just said, like, all of the anger makes us stronger. James Gunn's like Superman standing in front of the sun right now, like, feed me on Twitter rage.

I will retweet you. Like, I literally go to the gym and I save up, like, my day of scrolling so I can use my stupidity I absorb from people to get better pump like I literally go between curls and read dumbasses and I think that's what James Gunn's doing to make good art I mean if you look at Gunn on this with the gun thing is that he the guy's been through worse than anything on Twitter in terms of like the fear of losing everything in your career in your livelihood yeah and then how did he come back talent skill

execution of his art like that is so it's It's inspiring. Like, oh, shit. He went from fired, canceled, all these things to the head of DC all because he got an opportunity to make the suicide squad. And he's also got guardians. Like, come on. He's the matter of what you want to shit on about him, there's something to respect about

the guy. And he came out swinging comics as a storytelling medium that is important to itself. And that's a respect that I don't think a lot of people have shown in this industry. His work speaks volumes. Kiana Chanel, my 32nd birthday is on Monday. Well, happy 32nd birthday. Happy 30 second birthday. We totally appreciate some gold short picks, please, and thank you.

What are we talking about? The Gold, the May shorts, the word for Rocky Harrow that I mentioned earlier. Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes. It's basically a banana hammock, but like gold and shiny. It reveals most things, and I'm sure there's some. I'll see if I can find any for you that were publicity photos. Yes. Very naked.

Happy birthday. I can't wait to see it. I do appreciate the thirst of nerd culture with me as I get back in shape. It's inspiring. I appreciate you. Nerds and horror culture are like... Thirsty.

They are thirsty. I literally only had three beers yesterday because I'm working to get my abs back for the culture, the nerd culture. I'm getting it back. I'm gonna get so shredded for y'all. I've never had a six... Even when I was like super, super skinny

and like really, when I was like really, really I want to say like between from 18 to like 23 I was really fit yeah I was like really but I never got a six back and my goal I'm gonna get a six pack this year can help I'm gonna do it on my own you can do it I don't believe in help I mean do do your thing I gained weight during COVID and then I gained more in like the lockdown that followed so I've had like pretty aggressive body dysmorphia for two years so like this is like personal so right now like I've been enjoying the gym more than I'm enjoying anything I'm doing professionally. So, like, it's been really nice

to be like, what do I want to do today? It's been like fulfilling. It's working. Every other Saturday turns into I'm going to have this, this big meal. Start on Sunday. I tend to carry through, like when I say that, I tend to at least carry through on Sunday. Like, all right, I'm back to the time. See, I

weigh myself and take pictures every five days on the 5, 10, 15, 20. And that way, if I mess up one day, I'm like, oh, I've only got four more days to do weigh in. And then I get, like, I'm aware that that mess up rolls. So I don't let myself mess up more than once or twice in a month because I'm like, I'm only a day from away in. So it's been really helpful to like...

Well, you got to get bulky and I'm going to get skinnier. And then our powers combine. Coy's arms are so big. No, you're doing good, man. That's actually like commendable. I'm trying. That's like... But yours look like naturally big.

I got to like flex inside. T.J. Perry, T.J. TJ was the front row at the live event and known him since St. Charles days, years. He was great behind me. At a school where there was only like 30 kids in the last. No, TJ.

TJ, if Halloween Horror Nights decides to make the last of us their theme this year, how cool would that be? Terrifying. I said it in the first episode that this should be a haunted attraction. Yeah, it should be a maze. How excited would you be on a scale from, 11. I didn't even read that part of the question. Clearly, I would be very excited. Yeah, that would be incredible. I love that take. That would be fucking bananas. The people would, I would pay top dollars. To be scared by mushroom people. Go to that one fucking maze. Yeah, dude, like 11. And they should because it's so top. Multiple actors playing multiple Joles in that one maze.

Mike Kellanowski making the whole audio being like, Ellie, get over here. So, Jane, I love. I love. love mazes. I think they're so funny. They're not scary to me. Kalinowski as Joel for at least one because he's over there. He's been fucking, not Nick Off off, what it's his name? Norman Bates. He's been Norman Bates. That's what I'm saying. He's already in house. We missed one. Johnny there. Oh, yes. I got you.

Thanks. Johnny. Thank you. Top five movie directors today. I'm going to say James Gunn because he's up the topic. Why not? James Gunn. I do love me some Tarant. now. I really do.

I do think he's a stronger writer than director, but I do love him to turn to you. Like you say, his last film, like, well, I'm excited. No one's kind of been dipping for me a little bit. But, Dan, there's some craft to him. What do you got? I got three so far. What do you got? Fincher, Deleneuve.

Man, only five is hard, because I've got, like, 40, but also two. Fincher Delanoever definitely top two I'm gonna go gun as well Because I really can't think of a Like a movie I didn't love And like he's only getting better Like I know you don't love Scorsese I love Scorsese

I love Scorsese I love like A third of Scorsese to an 11 But I am so neutral To negative on a lot This guy hasn't seen good fellows Hasn't seen good fellas And maybe that'll turn me Maybe that's one that pushes me over the edge

But I think that a part it's better than most of his stuff And everybody's like oh it's such a like me What have you seen? What are some Scorsese movies? The Irishman? That's a negative three.

Hugo? Fine. Cundon? Yeah. I haven't seen Cundon. That's what I'm saying. It's like I know he's revered and loved, but like... The taxi driver, raging bull.

I've not seen either of those. Main streets. These are great. So I should watch these movies. Because maybe that'll turn me. I'm not sure taxi driver will do it for you. Because the Joker. I mean,

It would be like, why don't I watch The Godfather? And I was like, this is Men in Tights. You didn't like Godfather? No, I loved Godfather. But I'd seen Men in Tights my whole childhood, and it references Godfather so much. I kept laughing when I like, it was supposed to be intense. I'm like, Alonza Coran, amazing. Yeah, I, well, that's three.

Okay. Fincher Delanyue. He hates permanence, guys. Yeah, this is hard. This is very hard. Do you have any? Who's your last one? If he made more movies, and I know this is a contract.

controversial opinion. If he made more, I would say it. Mel Gibson is a fantastic correct. He really is. John Favro. He's got to be... He's not one of my favorites. He's got to be... Because I think Elf is sensational as is Iron Man. I think his career is wildly impressive. That's fair. Okay. That's true. But as far as directing style, not as one true to him. There's nothing about his directing style that I can, that I think is definitive. You know what? I think that's fair. I think I like his movies more than like his directing. Like I like, yeah, that's fair. Man, this is really hard. It is hard. I mean, it's almost like...

Games mangled, for sure. Oh, that's four. That's confirmed. Mangold. Mangold can, like, hop between genres like nobody's business. That Swamp Thing potential is revelatory for comic movies. I mean, obviously. Yeah, he has this insane ability to do any genre.

I love gangs in New York. I like the aviator quite a bit. I like Wolf Wall Street quite a bit. Okay. And, yeah, Oppenheimer might turn Nolan back into my top five, but right now he's like seven or eight. Like, it's up there. just too much of a technical director

and not enough of a storyteller to me anymore. Oh, that's interesting. Yeah. Ryan Coogler would be like... Did you see Tenet? I loved Tenet. Did you keep up with it? You're one of the few. I didn't. I saw it one day and then three days later saw it a second time to make sure that I was right.

And I didn't actually understand the complication of the storytelling. Like, I didn't understand what made it. Your brain. Well, you're taking interest. My brain's loud. You're taking interest in that shit, don't you? Yeah, like I study psychology for fun. And I also think that, like, the way we perceive time is relative. Like I think about like...

That's not a psychology movie. It's more of like a scientific... But like the way we study time is because of our psychology. I mean, yeah, I get what you're saying there. So like the time element and the way we perceive time all tie together. So I felt like kind of versed

in what he was telling in a way that's maybe unique. Because I think the way I look at time is because of I think the way our human brains patterned things. And the whole movie is about pattern-based recognition of awareness of time. And that's all based on our psychology and our pattern recognition as the way our brains work. When I saw that movie, there was a, I remember being a half hour into it.

And Olivia, because Olivia's obsessed with science and everything the movie talks about, like she's upset. And she's just great to talk about this stuff. Yeah. She really knows this stuff, the subject. And then half hour in it, she was like, I know what the ending twist is going to be. And I looked at her and I said, I don't even know what's happening right now. I've got to talk to her And then we put on videos

To try to explain this Because it's confusing for a lot of people I love that so much So we put on breakdowns on the car right home To try to explain Because I drove like an hour to watch it Because it was COVID time Yeah

And then and then she And then she would have to like pause To break down like every minute I love that so much What they just explained And I'm like I'm having a hardest time Like rasping this Dude that's so crazy

You and I barely knew each other then because I rented out of theater in Orange and you would have been totally the person I brought in and like we didn't really know each other that that wasn't that long ago that's crazy to think about like I also did that and we would have seen it with each other had we known each other better I talked to you too much now I've been in your house for hours Jordan Garza we're back on track here fucking A it all goes down the hippocampus you're talking about that yesterday and literally talking about that shit yeah totally changes your perspective on reality was not at there from Texas so a bit of a drive would love that though have a

Fleetwood poster in my room, way different genre between Drake and June. Hell yeah. Versatility of music taste is a very important thing that a lot of people don't have anymore. I love that. Olivia's seeing Taylor Swift. She got the T-Swift tickets. She worked her ass off to get those tickets. I'm not a big Swifty, but I really respect the fucking

passion behind that, like, audience. My regret is going, no, my cousin can go with you instead. Oh, pass on the Swifty. Because I'm not a big Taylor Swift fan, and then I'm like looking at a concert, I'm like, but I'm pretty sure I was still enjoy this concert. I'm pretty sure I'd be like, this would be a once in a lifetime experience. I totally skipped out on it. Yeah, you're passively. I'm all right. I don't need to go.

I will see Harry Styles before I die. I would see Beyonce. Like a lot of people I just don't really listen to, but I'm like, the show. I'm like, I should have said yes. This would have been a cool show to watch. I just want to get more successful to go to Harry Styles. Like, I want to like, I need to be. I would love to go to concerts, more concerts. Yeah. Skipping, Flugging Malio, broke my heart but there's so much cool stuff coming and I couldn't get risk it um dead shot sent link of tribute to on twitter well thank you for the super chat and you'll know if we end up reacting to it i appreciate you i appreciate you we're not one of those reaction channels it's like a hit it and quit it kind of thing you know we like to put a little bit of time to what we do

the prestige is amazing i want to go back to a little bit more prestige in some like in some ways i feel like nolan has evolved as a filmmaker and then other ways he's devolved it's a storyteller like yeah i think that's the problem and james cameron she's going to say the same thing like he's evolved it's a filmmaker but he's devolved as a storyteller and like even though i i loved way of water i've seen it twice and i'm like and i i do not have that sentiment about the first avatar i love way of water but i do feel like yeah this ain't no fucking like terminator though you know that's saying even titanic even you know uh and i think people forget like titanic was is a pretty emotionally sweeping film Yeah, I never got my fourth.

I saw someone say Ryan Coogler. He's definitely in my 10. I think he's the closest to landing as my number five. I've never seen Fruitvale Station. Oh, it's incredible. That's a reaction, man. That is a sweeping experience. I've never seen that.

It is brutal. Gary. Gary. Thank you. Make MCU left wing and DCU right wing. It's not far off. Can you imagine? I mean.

I mean, yeah, ones of gods and monsters. Now we're taking our stand here. I mean, one's about accepting. your fellow man and one's about putting gods above you. It's not far off from, like, I mean, that's black and whiteing the system, but if we're going to look at it black and white, I mean, one of them is literally like, what if things that were above us made us scared? And the other one's like, we should kind of accept others, right?

Like, that seems like a good tight thing to do. I mean, we'll see how, I mean, James Gunn's a pretty liberal guy, right? That story line in Last of Us blew my mind. It was one line of dialogue and it like, when when Pedro Piscale said, like, back then it was one side thought we everyone should own nothing and the other side thought everyone should only some people should own everything. And I was like, what a black and white way to look at so many problems with this country.

And I just never thought of it in that clean of a sentence. And that's not far off from some of the storytelling in those two universes. Pedro Bait. Thank you so much. Teen Titans and DCU movie game show animated.

I think it would be great. We've had enough of Teen Titans animated. I think it would be great if they can pull off a way to get them to be live action movie. and not the Titans thing with the Teen Titans.

I think it would be cool if they managed to pull it off. I think they should give it. I would love to see them really do it. And it's worked very well in animated. The current run of Nightwing just brought the Teen Titans back as a forefront team

in the DC Comics universe and the comics are starting to like, you know, they're going to start tying into the movies in the next year or two. Would not surprise me if Teen Titans is the next wave announced in Chapter 1.

I think Teen Titans is coming. You know, Like, as much as I, you know, I obviously, between the two of us, enjoyed Snyder versus way more than Koi. Not that's not to say you don't like it. No, no, no, but I think that used to enjoy it more. I think the Snyder fans have ruined Snyder films for me. I do think, though, that when it comes to James Gunn's direction of making, like, like truly making a thing that can compete with the MCU, it is going to be the first time I think the MCU might be sweating.

a tiny bit once they see what he pulled out. I totally agree. I think that's exciting to me because it's going to force the MCU to step up through the game too. Competition is the best thing for any business and Marvel has not had competition in a shared universe yet. Because James Gunn would know how to do catch up but without rushing

and I feel like he's going to get the job done and no one can no one can get there quicker than him I think like he knows how to do ensemble pieces and make people really like the suicide squad to me is so impressive. Yeah he made an entire team work twice. Also, like quantumania causing Marvel to pause isn't the only thing that caused them to pause.

The gun announcement is definitely part of them being like, we got to up our game now. Competition hasn't even started yet, and they're aware. They know. They know. It's going to be good. Coy, Jordan, guys, I got that reference. Me, I got that reference. I understood that reference.

Thank you. JJ, what a nice super chat. Thank you. Hey, I know this has nothing to do with superheroes. But I appreciate your super chat. But I'm working on being an actor and director. and right now I'm on a play call light the house and I'm the main character. Any advice because I'm the main character and I'm nervous.

Well, the best piece of common advice I hear from actors all the time that I'm ever asked to be in a short film or some bullshit, so I'm not talking as a big professional actor by any stretch, but the most common advice that I constantly hear is listen, listen to your, and feel and feed on. That's why you always hear other actors constantly say, I work with what the other actors are giving me. So be receptive.

A lot of times people to anticipate how they're going to be, that's what they call letting go, being is when you let go, you're just being in the moment, and the best way to do that is connect. So that's why actors are more trained to make eye contact. I'm like in real life, most people suck at eye contact. And I'm not, in real life, I suck at eye contact too. But if I ever have to do an acting thing,

it's like I know eye contact's going to help me out because I'm feeling the connection here and I'm working off with the feeling that I'm going with that and you don't want a force feeling. So listen to your other actors, then it becomes a game of that, especially if you're being the main character. Listen.

Overtrain. Literally build in the dialogue in your head and then forget it. Especially for fucking play. Yeah, yeah. Like, get to the point where you are so well-versed in the language. And I always used to play it dry in my head and dry out loud a lot to get it to be where I wouldn't be performative

with my delivery because I had played it a certain way. Like, if you always do this when you live the dialogue, on the day, might not work because you're with other people. So try not to have your pentameter set. Try not to have your emotionality set. Try not to have the way you think of the lines. Know the lines so sure. They feel like your words. That way when you react to the words, it is a reaction to the scene in that moment, not in the backstory of your head. Because much like the TikTokification of society, we are always going to be thinking of the future and the past. So I think the anxiety

we've all collectively felt is because we're always rushing to the next thing. If you think about like culture right now creed three was a brilliant piece of work and it was two weeks ago and it feels like a year ago because everything in our society is like what's the next thing what's the next thing and the next thing we're always looking at the next thing so i think no matter how good something is the reason i create three is because it's so exceptional we're always waiting for the next thing instead of living in the present and i think the best way to be an actor is to live in the present so don't overthink the future don't dwell on the past try to get it in your body both physically and mentally and then live presently which is what everyone actor or not should

aspired to do because we're failing as a species by being so anxious to the future. Leave a like on this video, people if you're here. I'm just asking really quick. All right. Let's keep us going. Hope that helped. We're going to end by two. Okay. Watch us do it. Watch us. Watch us. Mother Fers.

Let me know what time is. Okay. Jordan Garza, thank you. Getting Coy to do my film comic elevator pitches, walks into Marvel headquarters. Okay, tell him, Coy. Imagine Thanos becomes the Herald of Galactus. I mean, it'd be a fun. journey. I think you'd be an amazing pitch.

I got a pitch. Oh, dude, I would be... I would love to read your writing. I should... You know what? No one's read my writing in five years. You'll be the first. What Coy does is he lowers the font from a 12 to like eight and it champaxes.

That's my trick. It's 110 pages. Guys, it is an hour and 40 minutes cake. I'm like, what is this some type of caveman thing? Everyone in my script has to talk as fast as me. You all have to talk as fast as me in my movies. Otherwise, it's too long. I've actually always thought

that I'd be great at the side effects list on drug ads, but I don't believe in pharmaceuticals to the scale that they're accepted America, so I couldn't do it, but I think it'd be really fun to do. Resident Nerdman Nick Cage needs to play Superman, thank you for the Super Chat, needs to play Superman in the DCU and Batman.

He can play both roles at the same time, I believe it, I buy. We'll already play Big Daddy. He was great. Surprisingly, he's fucking great in that. And he's kind of both things. Yeah, and then Superman, I can never see that as Superman. I thought that I, even back then when Nick Cage was an amazing-ass actor. Two-hour cutoff crest of that one guy.

Oh, he was just saying. Yeah, I, like that footage they had and Schnapp's, like, documentary. Nope. I never saw it. Wouldn't have wanted this. Even the voice in Titans. There's not a, not a chance in hell. I think I could have ever, ever liked this as him as the choice.

Yeah, I don't disagree. And it's a real struggle because I love Nick Cage. and I love Superman, but not everyone worked for everything. No, and I think Nick Cage especially would have... Nope, that wouldn't have been my jam. Mm-mm. Nope. Big Daddy worked them.

I have to say no to that. Big Daddy, great. Great. Aisha. Aisha. Kenya, I remembered. It's in my frontal lobe. Yeah, right.

Aisha. Hello, Greg, and Coy. Gunstate of the new DCU will include games that connect with the films and shows. What games do you think. think we'll get that is something i put the least amount of thought into uh especially we finally get a superman game well i mean yeah i think that's gonna definitely happen finally get that superman game i've never known the the game side of james gun i think he's just kind of hire the best i don't i don't know if he's going to be uh you know as integral i think you know the storytelling will be like you know

we've did it out of his whole universe but i don't think he'll be like on the gaming i i think out of everything that will be the least reliant on a necessity to experience. I think it'll be side missions. I think some of the characters and some of the voice actors will be involved, but I don't think

it would be fair to people to, like, you need 20 hours to get this. It would be fucking cool, though, if, like, they got the voice actors. Oh, I think that's coming. That would make it really stand out. Honestly, there could be a line of dialogue in the opening of a movie that's like,

yeah, and that thing that happened at the bank. And that could be like a thing that happened in the game. And that's, in comic movies now, there's lines of, like, this had happened that never gets seen. You could do that in the games. Yeah, I mean, have you played Enter the Matrix? Yeah, exactly like that. You see, there were things, though, about the experience of that where it was like, they really made it like a necessity to understand, not to understand the movies, but to understand what the fuck they were doing.

Sure. Actually, you know what? No, I don't think. I take that back. Yeah, because, like, you don't need to have played that. It just helped. Like, when you met those two, you were like, oh, because you played the game. But you didn't need that.

Yeah. help out. And I think something along those lines. Same with the Animatrix. I think the Matrix Animatrix Video Game Blueprint is the model for this. Matrix was ahead of the game on that. Just 20 years. They were. They were. The Wachowskis are only just wicked far ahead of society. They were. They, they, sincerely. They were. Random Andy's channel. Hey, buddy, good to see you again. And thank you, Aisha, for that question. But, uh, yeah, whoa, Koi, whoa Koi. Whoa, Koi. Whoa, Koi. Woke-O-C-O-I. Whoa, that sounds like, woke-coy, woke-o-I. Cheyna Reeves just vibed?

There's a living there. Wo-Coy. With the Spider-Man mollogamy, Ben Shapiro of the comic book knowledge. You're the Ben Shapiro of comic books. You hear that, buddy? I read books, and I know what empathy is. So I disagree, but I appreciate the, I believe, compliment. If you like Ben Shapiro, I just personally think that he's a gentlewark on the taint of America.

Couldn't disagree more. Happy for you. Have you seen his WAP music video reaction? I think that that man has never made a PW in his life. I say it stopped it.

I almost demonetized us but I think that he is the sandpaper of vaginas. I don't get where people don't like him. I think he's got some interesting opinions. I think he is

I think he's the thing that Pedro Pascal played in Wonder Woman. The guy's an ass. He's just the worst. But I appreciate the theoretical praise if you enjoy Ben Shapiro yeah all right I want to be one of those channels

one day who's like you know what we're not going to read the super chats anymore bye doesn't even matter doesn't matter I love to be that guy no never never be that guy never you guys you guys contribute to us this means the world truly it's why we're here all right and unless it's like a a joy move over there for a second I just kept the chair moving. God, I'll bring you back in a minute. Read the chat. What's going on here?

People are agreeing in the Abed to Bid Shapiro. Someone asked me if I've seen Swarm. I haven't yet. That's one of the things that I need to watch before I do most things. I'm a giant Childish Camino fan. A huge fan of Donald Glover, everything he does. I think he is our generation's Beethoven or Mozart.

We're going to look back as like that was the man who made beautiful art that lasted the test of time. Damn, we still got 673 people watching. Dude, people are, we're like almost three hours. Pretty crazy. That is a lot. I respect you guys. Appreciate you.

Thank you. That means a lot. I'm going to just load some stuff. Oh, yeah, yeah. Hold on a second. What I need to do is zoom out here. Boom. Keep it going, Koi.

Well, I load this for a final round. Yeah, so Swarm is definitely high in my list. I still need to watch season five of my hero academia for my patrons. I'm going to do that soon. I need to watch season three of Wu-Tang and American Saga on Hulu because I think it's one of the best shows on TV. And it started airing a month ago and I haven't seen a single episode of it. I know that Dave drops on the 5th of April,

which I'm very excited about, so I need to catch up on those things there. I am almost done with shrinking. There's one episode left, and that show is genius. Right now I'm really viving with heartfelt content because I realize that your diet is not only what you consume

as food, like nutritionally, it's also what you're consuming as art. And I tend to listen to a lot of, like, really aggressive art, and I was realizing subconsciously it was affecting my worldview of the world. My worldview of the world's already pretty dark. So I'm trying to, like, supplement

a lot of positive content into my space so I can find my optimism again about the world other than fiction. So I'm working on positive consumption of art for now, and then I'm going to get back into the darker stuff as I get my mental health better. Oh, you miss most of the live because you were watching that 56% movie on Runtamia.

Which one? Shazam. Oh, I mean, that's, I hope it brought as much joy as it brought me. I hope it ruined your day. And that's the two sides of this. That's why John's in the middle. This live chat is John, because we have different views. Rewing your life.

I hope you hated everything. I hope you liked it and have fun. I met a lot of people out there. premiere who loved it and it was nice to i love seeing that just joy man i like when people are happier i i prefer you happier than yeah you know because because honestly like a repeat amount of negative talk and get tiresome it's exhausting even if i have like a fairly negative opinion on a movie or something like i hate like oh my god everyone wants talking about why they don't like yeah man i'm sick of it dude within three days i got sick of it i was

done. I was like, I don't want to talk about Adam anymore. Do you remember like that Sunday? I was like, Craig, I think I'm done with Ant Man. Like I was like, I just, I don't like, even I didn't enjoy it and didn't want to talk about it. Like I, I don't like negativity. But if something's good, like, I do also need to watch Intergalactic. Robin West Parker. Yes, that's true. Robin's the best. And I need to watch that.

Good call. I'm going to reload this shit. All right, guys. We got 27 minutes to end this stream. Okay. Are you going to put a pause on all of them? we're going to do it now let's see what happens okay all right 27 minutes then we're out get final super chats in if you if you want to that would mean a lot if you don't want to that's okay just say just saying just saying if you don't do it you're a horrible human being worst why you should contribute and that coy judges you as a human I've looked at every name in

this chat and I remember everyone that didn't have a blue or green thing next to it I know who I know. Spy jams. I like hearing your personal journeys like screenwriting. Are short films helpful calling cards or screenwriters, or is that more beneficial for directors? I'm a screenwriter trying to find routes to gain exposure and hopefully representation. Well, I mean, as long as you're just working on the craft, I think that's the main thing you've got to do. You just got to keep a lot of people underestimate.

mate, the word discipline can sound hard to people. Yeah, that's fair. When discipline a lot of time can just mean show up, just show up and give it a shot. And you got to be able to do it when you, like, you can attest like for like working out. Show up. Like if you want to get in shape or lose some weight,

a lot of times you got to just go when you don't feel like going. I am shocked by the consistency being better than the, hardest workout. Like, truly, it took me a decade of working out to learn that. I started working out when I was 14 and I was in my mid-20s before I finally realized that like going every other day for 30 minutes is better than going for two hours twice. Like, it is instrumental consistency. And you can literally just show up and walk on a treadmill. That's better than nothing. And writing's the same. Like, if you get half a page that is better than no pages. And if you're giving yourself like a must-do five pages rule, you're less likely to get that half page.

so sometimes it's literally just sitting down and typing and sometimes it's literally just walking into the gym sometimes it's literally just like weighing yourself and taking pictures so you're less apt to eat that thing so like personally consistency is to me discipline in a way better way and also making your goals long term like everything's a marathon in life we're all dying rapidly but we don't know when that's going to happen and it'd be better to have more done and and get somewhere than it would be to stress and not get anywhere i think if in terms of this like actual thing for like I've been I've had the pleasure of working with a couple of I'm not going to name job but I've had the pleasure of working with a couple of people lately and it's been awesome and I think I do believe in in like the concept of law of attraction like I didn't meet these people via the YouTube channel they didn't even know the channel you know so I think that a lot of it does come down to if you put in the work somehow you can attract that right person it can be it can be a variety of ways and i think at the end of the day at the end of the day what matters is if you keep doing the craft and then you

just kind of just converse with people yeah here's what i was here's the main thing i would suggest you know the term networking i feel like you would really attest to this too i don't like that word i really don't i hate it i hate the concept i hate when i'm being instructed by a publicist to network. I fucking hate it. I really do. And I've kind of known

round circles to be the guy who's like, I'm not doing that. I'm jumping shit. Bye. But I've managed... I've known as the opposite. But I've managed to make

some really great connections. And that's because the last thing I talk about or I try to avoid often is talk about their work. I try to talk of them about like other things that might be of their interest or like if i like someone i've been working lately i just kind of talked about

what their favorite movies are you know and then we bond over that and i my idea is not to network that's that's the same it's it's like i just want to like get to know you as a person and oftentimes that leads to these things that you're talking about it's kind of like that in all walks of life a lot of people get rubbed the wrong way when you're like hey i'm so-and-so who's my business car if you're ever looking for this a lot of people don't are not don't really like that like anyone I've ever brought on the channel. I've known of Koi forever, so, you know, years. And a big part of what brought him on here was like,

I got to know him as a person. And I was like, I like talking with this guy. He should come on the channel. I've been doing this 10 years as of last month. And only now do I feel like I don't need to be someone going like, because I've found comfort in the actual talking to people. And I think that's what is different and tricky about the industry. It's such a desperation.

because of the nature of it until you're comfortable you're uncomfortable there's no real middle like there's just panic and then like comfort and so it's hard when you're not comfortable

to not feel that panic but you have to find a way through other mechanisms and other ways to find happiness outside of your job and I struggle because I've turned all my hobbies into work and a lot of people are like

if you make the thing you love you'll never work a day in your life and like I used to believe that but then I realized I needed supplements just like 100% sure yeah exactly like Just like at the gym, like you can eat really well and get in a certain kind of shape, but you still need supplements like vitamin C, vitamin D, creatine, some things to be stronger.

You can get to a certain point in your life where if you turn what your hobbies into what you love, you can be comfortable. But if you want to be exceptional, you need to find things outside of your work so you don't feel that desperation. And I've only recently been able to actually find things I enjoy outside of this. And I think it's those conversations with people I do admire and respect off camera that I'm occasionally letting be on camera that inspire me to keep this up and keep me same. Yep. I'm 100% with you

on that, Mr. Ben Shapiro. Yeah, that's where we left off. I think that was meant with love, so I'm trying to receive it with love. He is. He's just talking about your fast talking speed and the hot and, yeah, don't I'm receiving it with love. Did I rant? And also how you come across like a, you know, Republican.

Yeah, I mean, obviously that vibe. That's why I stopped my head, Greg. I miss my shaved head, but I look like January 6th. I was busy. I looked like January 6th. I miss it so much, but I know I'll get questioned where I was. That's such a funny sentence. I look like January 6th. I mean, Scream Truman.

Frankly, I know where I was. It wasn't there. But I look wrong when I shave it. Scream Truman. Thank you for the moment of silence, as John would say. James Ferguson. James Ferguson. Thank you for the Super Chat.

What do you think of the future of Doctor Who? Well, I'm only on the Jody Whitaker season. one's favorite. I like Jody Whitaker a lot. I think she's great. I think it is one of the more weak ridden seasons. I really want quite a star Doctor Who. I watched the crying angels one. That was great. The Weeping Angel episode. Oh, with the famous actress Michelle. Yes. Is it Michelle Williams? No, it's not. No, Michelle will. Carrie Mulligan. Yes. You sing Michelle threw me so hard and I was like, panic. Yeah, Carrie Mulligan episode was great. So I've only seen that and then one Matt episode. But I was too high of a standard.

well I've seen a good one and it was great I just want to be like absolute best doctor it's exceptional I was so impressed and you're just like yeah I'll start off with like one of the top ever so I watched Infinity War

do you think I'll like Iron Man let me just start up with the best of the best you know the show is actually not as you as well I loved that one so that's good the cool thing about there are some of those doctors of doctors barely in that episode too when he's there he's great

the uh there's one my favorite episode of all time is an episode called, I think it's called Midnight Train and it is, it's all contained in one location. Cool. Fucking brilliant. And it's, uh, that's on my two watch and I just added the David Tennant

show with, uh, what's it called? The Neil Gaiman show with Tennant. Couldn't get into that show. I know you're talking about. Yeah, that one, because I love them too. Yeah. Yeah, I can get it. Good omens. Chris Cooper. Chris Cooper. Um, I'm going to tell you guys right now, Superman and Lois

It's going to be very hard to fit into the schedule. There's so many other things you guys don't know that I'm freaking on it. There's so many other things that I'm like, he knows I'm usually up for like 15 hours. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's dangerous. A lot of it. And on top of that, too, a lot of it is for the channel as well.

And like if the current structure with things, if the, if the editors we hire or not editing, I'm the one editing the videos. John, if he edits, is usually, he's editing like the intro for a video, you know, and he'll give notes on an edit that the editors do, but, like, from, and so it's not to discredit because it does take time and work, but it's like, like,

a full video, you know, like, I'm, I'm, I'm that guy, and, but beyond that, there's all other things that are working on. It's going to be really hard to squeeze super round Lewis, and, you know, and also, every, every year, people are like, I get, so, we'll watch it. We'll watch. You get a certain amount of people who really just keep

telling me to like just constantly barrage me with it and then no one ends up watching our video like they end up not and that's the that's the that's a wednesday when like freaking mandoloreans out and i'm i'm pulling all-nighters to get mandolarian done and then i got to do superman lois and then i'm probably end of making that my side it's just going to be a little bit hard right now to to squeeze it in honestly as much as i love the you know i've tried to convince on private time he'll tell you like i've tried convincing him to like watch the show so many shows like i love I love that show. It just, it does, it just seems to be premiering at a time that is very difficult for me to right now squeeze in.

We're announcing a thing at Comic Con, at WonderCon. WonderCon. That's one of the things that we're announcing. Hope, Louis Berry, hope to get Christopher Lloyd as Hondo and Mando season three. You don't know who that is, but I'm on the same page with you, buddy. I love that pick. Hondo, Mando, yeah. Hondo, yeah.

It's a good character. Okay, all right. I believe you I would love to watch it trust me Sirman Lewis it pains me it is just very

Did we miss one before that I think Maybe you're probably right About everything That one There it is Chris Cooper Did I read Chris Cooper

Did I read Chris Cooper in a different one? What would you recommend Zach Sider do moving forward Rebel Moon I think Zach Snyder should do What makes him happy The guy Lost the daughter

And that was one of the most tragic things I can imagine for a human being to experience. I can't fathlet it. All I want him to do is do what makes him happy. So, fuck it. If it's Rebel Moon, focus on Rebel Moon. That's the thing.

I don't know what to recommend for the guy. I think, like, the guy has options. The guy can, as much as he doesn't have a relationship of Water Brothers, the guy has options. And I love that his wife produces with him because it makes me feel less guilty about wanting more art from him because clearly he enjoys it and he gets to see his wife when he's working. So I think they should do what they want because they've earned it and because they've earned it. and because they've been through so much.

So, yeah, I'm up with you. Whatever they want to do. Ever you want to do, Zach Snyder, like, just do what makes you happy if it's another army of the dead. There it is. Also, Catherine Dawson-Foy in the live chat, it is great to see Koi-Kast listeners in here. I have a podcast I never talk about.

Quaycast listeners, it is good to see your names pop up in here, and it's on, like, all the Spotify, like, streaming platforms. Part of your NDA is you are not allowed to talk about anything else I do. Talk about anything else you've ever worked on. Guys, I just broke my contract. I'm no longer a reject. Is Mayo Montoya?

Thank you. Hey, guys. When I saw one and I asked myself, but why? Oh, you're talking about Shazam? Why leave out, Henry Cavill? It seems anyone associated with the rock and DCU gets booted. That's what it is. This is fucking Dwayne Johnson's Fault.

Oh, this is happening, man. What's her name was in it? It is a weird repetition. From Black Adam to Shazam, because they had Black Adam. and it seemed like we need a kind of leak that Henry Cavill's in it. Sure. Because we need to sell more tickets.

It's not looking so hot for us. And then it seems like that was their move as well for Shazam. Sure. And, and, uh, it's not a good move. It's not, it's not a great method. I think audiences can also pick up on that it's a little desperate. Because it doesn't, well, what's tricky is the bubble we're in. We speak like film to a level of business and show.

I don't know how much of the country that just. loves going in these movies that has no interest in show business just goes like, I know that character. I would like to see them and go seize it. But I also don't know if they care about us anymore because we're going to see it no matter what. Yeah, and I think people also know that

sometimes it can be very manipulative. It is. Like, I think even general audiences. I think it's wasteful, and I also think it hurts David Sambor. It hurts the director. My mind goes back to when the Incredible Hulk trailers showed, because I saw Incredible Hulk twice.

before a couple months before it came out because they had early screenings at arc light like preview screenings like an 08 yeah yeah yeah okay yeah it wasn't like a like because on press or something it was just like a that's crazy i like wait outside for a couple hours and go watch those too yeah i love those um and and so i i watched the i watched it twice and so i didn't know i wasn't ruined for me that iron man would have a cameo at the end and um the trailer showed it and i think at the time people thought Ironman would be in it more. Yeah. And I think since then, people

like, they can kind of pick up, like, they keep cut into this one piece of footage. That's the same. That day on set. That's probably the only part they're in. Like, they have the movie Ballerina coming out with Ananday Armist, the spinoff of John Wick. Yeah. And John Wick, Keanu is confirmed to be in it.

And I have a feeling trailers will show it. The one soon he's... But I feel like they might need that, though. So they know it's... So the connectivity is... So they know it's connected. It's not like people don't have the Hulk's in the Yeah, that's a different case actually.

Who's this Hulk guy? What's going on here? Yeah, they didn't know it's in the same universe. But yeah, it did bother me as well. I didn't know the trailers here showed her until after I'd seen it, luckily. But yeah, it's not cool. Very. I had heard and I was like, I'm not surprised. Apparently it was in emails.

Like I read a tweet that said like I got an email from Wonder Brothers and it showed an image. That's horrendous. Bye, Halalbibi. Thank you. Brendan V. J.P. Good to see. You go pick up.

your son. People are leaving before us. Yep, we live here. Flourish. Love the cloak. Greg, thank you so much. Maria Hammond gave it to you,

Brennan, I hope you're doing better, Brennan V. Every time I see your thumbnail, I'm always like, he looks like he's in a better place. That's always the same profile pic you've had forever.

That's a photo. It's a foo, it's just that stays that way. This isn't in Harry Potter where they change. That is a photo. Motossum. Are you worried about,

thank you for a super chat, about a water down punisher in the MCU, very much so we've talked about it I wish Marvel put him in Deadpool 3 since it's rated R than a PG-13 Daredevil show thoughts well I don't feel like Punner's show would really work in Deadpool 3 despite the fact that that

that will be R-rated Boston Strangler is a Disney is not a Disney Plus thing it's a Hulu thing I had Disney Plus on the posters did it really? Yeah I literally have a poster I mean I'll show you after it has Disney Plus on the poster the screener I got Chris Evans is at the very beginning of this stream you better go all the week

We'll be back and watch the next three hours Taylor. Kick back in, journey back with us. Yeah, I think the Punisher. It just sounds weird to say Disney Plus. The Punisher on Disney Plus.

It just does not work if I've had. It's really hard to wrap my head around. The Disney Plus logo and the Punisher. Is the Punisher show currently on Disney Plus? The Netflix song? Which would be, okay.

So it's there. So it's there. Arthur of Dreens is a high compliment. I appreciate you. He said my voice changed in Boston Senate Lake Pilbler. It's high praise. I don't think a watered down version will work. I just don't think it will work.

He's only in an arc, I imagine. And it's going to be multiple arcs because they said this is the most serialized show. I think that arc will be very dark. I don't know what they'll let be shown. But I also wonder if because of Quantumania, they let the show be darker overall. They're just now filming it. What if the effects of these things let this be an experiment in, like, doing a metal show? Hey, I'm optimistic, man.

I don't think Punisher, I don't think John Bernthal comes back unless he loves the take. Everyone is like, yeah, it's a paycheck. Yeah, but like, John's not hurting for money. He has one of the big poscasts in the world out there. And that's he's doing it as, like, house. The man's like, that's pure profit. And also, like, he's not going to hurt for another acting role. Like, I always hate the excuse of, I'm mad at this thing.

I bet the actor just needed money. I don't see that with John Bernthal. I see everything he does. So it's not like he's an obscure worker. So, like, I don't think he comes back unless he likes. the role. While I didn't love the action scenes of Daredevil in

She-Hulk, I feel like they will be better in the Daredevil show that is such a staple of Daredevil. I was so impressed with how they gave us a different side of Matt Murdoch Daredevil that seemed fitting for Daredevil.

And so it's not like I've lost faith that like Disney's going to like fuck it up or something. I think I am concerned like Punisher is just a different caliber like that that has to be rated R and rated R doesn't mean good

Punisher's season two was not the greatest thing it was not great it had a great first episode and then after that it was like this is a pretty rough experience this is kind of boring it got like Luke Cage second half season one and that I do not say lightly

because I love the first half of Luke Cage and I love the first episode of Punisher season two yeah that first episode so yeah I think Punisher Season 2 is I think the sex Punisher season I'm a little bit Again it needs to be rated R But rated R is not mean everything

However this I think underline needs To be rated R it's a must for me I could still fathom a scenario of Daredevil not be rated R Honestly I can't I can fat like you've got so many great runs In the comic you can make a hard dark

PG-13 you know Yeah Johnny Johnny. It is on Disney Plus full of blood and guts. Yeah, but they don't fucking promote that shit. They got to go search for it. Type it in the whole thing.

They're going to promote it to. Yeah. Like, you know. Like, maybe you might want to watch this. Like, you got to like type. Yeah, you really do. You got to like type that shit in and look for you. P-U-N-I-S-H-E-R-C-S-2.

Johnny. Feelings about spill rigging Cameron filmography. I love how broad this chat has been. I think Cameron. has is is one of the most innovative filmmakers of our time and spillberg i hope he gets another hit hey west side story was delightful it was not a hit uh i think that i think he still makes good films uh he's just not um tableman's was good but it wasn't like i didn't think it was best picture i i think that he's in that legacy zone where like the legacy oscars are coming around

but like which you know is tricky for what art is but I think that Cameron Cameron I think is as you said earlier more technically proficient than he's ever been but his storytelling hasn't registered with me nearly as much as Terminator or you know what he did in the 80s and 90s uh Spielberg is interesting because he's almost the other way where like the storytelling is riveting but the movies I walk out of like that's the one time I'll probably see that and like I'm always riveted for those two hours but I'm never like I would like to own this and that's and that's hard because I used to go the other way So, like, I miss Cameron and Spielberg in their early stuff, whereas, like, I haven't seen a lot of Scorsese's early stuff, but I like the ones that no one else seems to like.

True. I love, um, I love there's some Spielberg films I haven't seen lately. But sometimes you can still do big. I thought, you know, for the most part, ready player one, forgot his age to pull that shit off. It's pretty fucking impressive, honestly. Joe for show, and he could do action. I think Spielberg is actually an underrated action director. I actually agree.

I think he's a very underrated. I still think Jurassic Park is the best blend of CGI. He does a lot of beautiful tracking shots. Uh-huh. Like, he's really good. And in capturing wide, I think he's great at that. He's a scope master. And in his direction, even on the adventures of Tintin, I'm like, this is beautiful action.

Joe, for show, thank you so much. How many MCU movies do you think Deadpool Ryan Reynolds will be in? I don't know. Three in a show. MCU movies? Three movies? I think a Deadpool three. an X-Force, and then he shows up in an X-Men,

and I think we get something TV-wise that he pops up in, but isn't the lead of. Do you think he will be in Secret Wars? Maybe. I could see that. I could see that making... Because the X-Men are going to be really vital, and I could see Deadpool being the, like,

chaos energy to make that, like, a fun cameo. Like, he might be in a couple scenes. Because what's more exciting than an Avengers team up than an Avengers team up and Deadpool? Like, he's such a chaos element. I could see him popping up. Yeah. Because he's in there now.

You're not going to, like, bring in, Ryan to the MCU unless you utilize him in those moments of oh my god I can't believe he's here I'm so excited for that I'm losing my mind I'm so excited like Ryan Reynolds in the MCU is insane it's weird because it's technically part of Marvel phase five or six whatever six I imagine six

but I just don't look at it like that I'm like there's like Marvel phase five and six and then there's Deadpool 3 is my most anticipated maybe anything and then it's just It happens to be connected to the MCU, and I feel like the MCU can take the piss out of itself in a way that is... We need.

In a way that would be fitting and not... Like, I thought She-Hulked... I know that finale is debatable for a lot of people. But I thought it was fun. I don't know that I've ever been as excited by an announcement than Wolverine and DePoole being in DePold. Shit, man. Robert Piper.

Hey, guys, thank you, Robert Piper. Sir's questioner. Where the heck is your reaction? What are the series on Wednesday? So I'm talking about, covered it. I have talked about it earlier. I'm very up and down right now, whether or not there's just going to be time to cover it. A big part of how when a video was done here, I'll admit, the trailer reactions are the, like we don't, if you look at the channel, clearly it's not like just bombarded with nothing but trailer reactions in the past few months, right?

the trailer reactions are the ones I put the least amount of editing into just because I'm just like, he's got to get up quick. And I'm like, I'm going to hope that the commentary is like, good enough. And you know, I'll go out at the intro, make a good thumb, and I'll edit the reaction. But for the most part, like, yeah, it's like I keep that pretty raw, the actual conversation. But all the other videos, like, that takes a lot, a lot of time. And so just right. But a big part of it is to make it look like that.

It's no work at all. I think sometimes people might mistake like, like I don't try to, it's weird. I don't want to say like we make it look effortless, but it looks like less effort than it is. Yeah, yeah. There's effort. Yeah, yeah.

That's the way to put it. Like I think saying like it's effort. And that's the thing. It would be a little harder. Right now I am, there's, I don't want to just announce It's every little thing I'm working. I'd rather be like, this is officially happening. Here you guys go.

It's the Greg Alba Slate, phase one. Yeah, like, here's everything I'm working on it. So next year. This is year, too. I've learned my mistake of saying something too early, and then people just asked me about it for years. Rye creates. No way.

Thank you. Coming to WonderConnel, be your guys' panel. Thank you so much. I can't wait. Just want to thank you guys for making great content. Always helps me get through the day. I am so excited to meet Reject Nation. I'm so excited for the number of people.

I've, like, seen their names out being, like, I'm blah, blah, blah, at a panel. Like, at Real Regix panel, I'm so excited about it. I met a guy at the live event that I did. Yeah. Who came down from Idaho. Whoa. To meet. And that is flabbergasting.

And I was, like, immediately, like, oh, he must be like a big champion. That's what I thought it was like, never can be champion. It was like, no, I was like, I kind of know them, but I really. That's great, man. I was like, dude, I literally was at a screening and this guy came over so, and I, and I told about like you don't need to come down from Idaho the number of people that watch this that are like at screenings that I don't realize like

how much of nerddom we impact is so cool man guy from cocaine bear big fan it shocks me it does if people ever and I always say if you do notice if you do happen to like watch our shit and if you do like it come say hi I'm always welcoming but one day

we'll get to the level where I'm like Kansas here with my family I'm eating I'm trying except at the bathroom I'm in my personal time Wait to leave the bathroom. The uptick in urinal conversations has happened this year, and it's an odd thing. That's the only time I want my alone time.

Wright creates. I'm happy that you're coming all the way down from South Carolina. Dude. Did you read that right? Hold, that is SC. That's crazy. Worth it. Worth it.

It's going to be a great show. It's going to be great. Dude, thank you. WonderCon is going to be incredible. I'm really excited. Oblivion Radio. Coy. Coy.

Big Gambino fan. I've checked out his new show Swarm. I mentioned that earlier. It's on my list. Very high on my list. I do think Geraldic Gambino is the most creative powerhouse in pop culture today. And I'm very excited that he's making new music. And I love Donald Glover very much.

And I will be watching it. I'm bringing sexy back. Robin West Parker. Yeltsin you'll watch Intergalactic. I do. It is an animated show on Netflix that is serialized. It was going to be showed. And then I made a little movie.

And I need to watch it. And I will be. And I'm very sorry. I haven't watched it yet. Robin. I'm going to. Boom. Campia style.

Love it. Stephanie Horton Stephanie Horton is saying Keep it up, thank you so much She's also one of her patrons Oh Super sexy reject, I should say Thank you so much

You say that to a woman And you gotta clarify That's what we call all the rumors I mean, it is a line Yeah Thank you, Stephanie One of the sexy Male and Female Rejection

They call the female rejects A little weird channels do that And it's not great It was funny meeting Ron Perlman And throw Ron Perlman Under the bus Which is exactly what we want to do

I mean, he loves that. Sure, the most intimidating motherfucker in the world. Dude, I did an movie with him, and he is so hard to just, like, look at the first time and not be like, oh, my God, I'm going to be thumped. Yeah. Like, he's got a thumping energy. Unless he's like your actual friend. He's so sweet, but man, the energy is intense. Like, I was funny at the, he was at the Shazam premiere, and all the women, he was always like.

But the dudes, myself included, like. Dude, he came out and I, like, immediately looked. But let me take a photo with that. Like, I'm not, I'm not. It's not very kind. Very kind. He was like, yeah,

you can take a photo. His eyes, though, like when he looks in your eyes, there's such a moment of like, oh my God. Yeah, he's scary. He's scary.

A lot shorter than you'd expect. True. Yeah. And so kind, considering his voice sounds like it does. Like, his face and voice say, I want to hurt you,

but his words are loving. Yeah, he is an intimidating guy. Because even when I asked can I take a photo with you, he's like, yeah. He said,

he just went, sure. The amount. You paused and thought and went, sure. Assessed for you. This is scary. I've never been more scared to take a photo with you. He also

legitimately still loves Hellboy so much that it hurts him to talk about and I've never seen an actor so invested in a character they're not still playing that he Like we were talking at a Sons of Anarchy panel and I was like judging the whole panel whether or not should bring up Hellboy Because the entire time like the Sons of Anarchy

are hard men that happen to be actors They're not actors playing hard men. Those guys are Like Ryan North is very intimidating. Theo Rossi is a bad And then Ronna Perlman, so the whole time I'm like, do I bring up Hellboy because it's sensitive? But I had to. It's Hellboy.

And then like the moment of pause where he was like, I didn't take the role for two years because as soon as I saw Hellboy, I knew I'd love him. And until it'd be sure, I couldn't commit to it. And knowing that he's not playing him anymore, I was like, I've broken this band's heart all over again. He is lovely. What did you do, Coy? I broke around her, Broan's heart.

I love him. He's a sensitive guy. At the end of the day, he's an actor. At the end of the day, actor, people who play tough guys, are actually really sensitive because they're able to convey actors they're fucking actors

unless you're like Danny Trio frankly has done some stuff like because there is this there is that part like whoever plays Hector and all those movies

of like Hector and Fast and Furious Oh Noel G such a sweetheart but like there were there are actors too who were like former gangsters or prisoners that they were specifically

pulled to be in there and stuff there's this dude from lethal weapon and it's like from South Central L.A. That is talked about like gang culture and getting into the arts and how it was an outlet for him and like it is intense.

Thank you for Don. All right, girl. All right. All right. Okay. We're in the final stretch here. We've got to call a quits. Thank you to everyone being here. Flicking Reel says,

my boys, Jesse Swift. Thank you, Jesse Swift. Quirky Mark for Life. Randy and Andy's channel. Yes, meant that with love. Oh, dude, seriously, I was trying to contextualize how much it meant to me with the negativity wrapped into my journey. So, thank you, Andy. Thank you.

Thank you so much. That is encouraging to hear. I'm not good at networking and don't enjoy it. It feels like a game. Everyone keeps telling me I need to play. Yep, the best way to do it is find a sincere con-even if you are a fan or something like that, but the best way to do it is just take a genuine interest in something or have a question that stands out. I'm so lucky that I love people because like I didn't come into this town with any like my last name doesn't mean shit in this town land like my job is something I made up but my love of people has made it so like networking is just like I love talking to people that every single person you made us something in their life that you don't know every single person probably knows something you'd like to know every single one has a journey that is unique to them so for me meeting someone is always going to be a learning experience positive or negative I will gain something

something from every interaction. So I go into every networking thing as if it's not networking. I go into it going like, what can I glean from this hour, two hours, five hours, five minutes of my life that I couldn't have done by myself on my own at home. So I love people. And it's hard and intimidating if you think of it as networking, but if you think of it as like, what can I make about me different by having this conversation? Yeah. I think if you go and thinking you're trying to sell yourself, you're going to fuck up badly. You don't want to do that. At the end of the day, most people like when you're interacting the best way to be likable in an interaction i've learned from reading books to ask about them and and and the more you get to talking about themselves

they'll they will be like i really like you and i'm like the key is the key is to be more of a listener and like find a relatability and the genuineness of listening it can't be like ask this question yeah yeah actually care yeah yeah up up down and 814. Thank you so much. Hey, Coy and Greg. Should be, hey, Greg and Coy, what's up with this bullshit? Alphabetical. Nice save. Saw Shasm 2, and I had a fun time with it.

It seems people are being cartoonishly mean at movies that aim to have fun. Yeah. Dumbasses. I totally agree with your opinion, Koi. I think the movie is aimed at, I think the movie is aimed at, a younger audience than it was received as, and I think that youthful exuberance is hard to

critique. I don't think it's a poorly made film. I don't think it is... I said the same thing about Thor Love and Thunder. I don't think that was aimed as young as it resulted in. That's the issue I had with Love and Thunder is it didn't feel like... Little kids getting towers. But then there's moments that feel so not like that movie.

The movie's inconsistency is its issue. I think this movie is very consistently aimed young. I think that what... There's some horror shit in here. Yeah, but like I loved horror. 80s horror when I was a kid. Think of the amblin horror. Like, the ET has those moments that are terrifying with the guns

they turn into walkie talking. But that was for kids, right? Like, you know what I mean? Like, we used to not coddle. And, like, I think this is a movie that doesn't coddle. I think that you need to have adventure in your story and sometimes that is fear.

So I enjoyed because I felt like something that when I was younger would have been my absolute favorite and I was able to put myself in that headspace and not be critiquing that. I mean, yeah, fair enough. Different experiences are important. important again a conversation is about different experiences

you like the irishman which i have never enjoyed less cinema score than the first is in i mean the irishman somehow revered the brendan v thank you says i really need to change my profile pick which you can wrap me in the cloak it looks comfortable it really is why i haven't this is my first time wearing it on a on a like long form and then i was like there is a comfort to it

oh cloaks are amazing like if capes come back into fashion i will be day one on that trend capes were like a thing in the 1800s, and I want them back. If we go back to that. If we go back to 1800s fashion. We need like a nostalgia of 1800s. We just cycle back to 230 or so years ago for cake. Look at Elvis.

Looked cozy and fashionable. Thank you, Brendan V. And also up, up down, A14,000 machines to Zan, for a second time. I hope Zach Levi stays in DCU. I love Christopher. The score was exceptional. It was a great score. I did not mention that in the review and I regret that.

It was a great score. I rarely mention scores or think of them. I thought of it, and I should have mentioned it, too, because I was really impressed with it. It was a good score, yeah. Yeah, Zach Levi was really dumb in this movie. He was having fun. And I was having fun.

I was having fun. Asher Angel is like a normal 18-year-old, and then he turns to the Shazam. He's like, oh, solo man. That was a rough cut. That edit was one of the moments I was like, I am stupid now. I did not get it.

And all the whole Shazam is like, yeah, you're stupid. bit bill some of us like joy gregg i was like what the some of us like joy why are they so mean to him and why is he this dumb i don't understand someone said it in your review like i don't get gregg's

assessment to the thor lemon thunder i'm like it's that right there he's so dumb um anyway guys we're a caught up i got baby shower to get to i got gains to gain thank you to all you know on a technical I still recommended it at the end of that. I said it was just fun enough for me to recommend. But I'm just sick of feeling like we get so much of this shit. I'm so sick of things being in the mid for me.

We have to talk about it a lot more than most. It needs to be great so we can be great. I'm sick of things personally for me feeling like they fall in the middle. Someone just said roles for Pedro Pescal in the MCU or DCU. And I literally thought of this as you said it. And now I'm in love with it. But I'm going to probably get in trouble for it being some sort of incorrect race uh i i don't know what race the character is supposed to be but i don't care because

i think it'd be perfect forge oh nice right edra can do anything but like forge would be so unique because like he played white texan joll miller in the last that's true but i also don't know if like if if there's not a lot of uh indigenous people in comic things i'm not sure a forge is uh like a first nation's person it's pedro you can cast him anth okay that's fair i just don't want to take a roll from someone but i think pager would be a big forge all right guys hey bad medicine what's going on man um good to see yeah yeah thank you guys so much it's insulting with zachary leave i think some modern teenage why i know it's not even he's 18 he's about to be 18 that man's got to vote poorly actually you know i think um it might have been roxy

who brought it up of saying like there's such a difference between because the thing in shazam that bothered me about the dumb part is like it makes more sense in the first one. This is so new for him. 14, yeah. I'm 14. I could be an adult like, I got to pretend to act like an adult buying beer. That was fun. Yeah. Like the dumbs, the dumb humor doesn't register like he's dumb. Sure. You know, it feels like a kid who's trying to act like an adult. Sure. And then here, it was like, they just made him dumb. And that was annoying. I would have liked it if there was like, you know, him, I thought they were going to do a thing where he was in therapy about his

insecurities. So when he's in Shazam mode, his insecurities come out like brash. Yeah. And that would have been a different take that would have worked. Like it's a front in somewhere. Yeah. But when he's in that, he's like, I have to be grandstanding, even though I'm an adult. And like that never got addressed. I would have preferred that. But at the end of the day, like, it was somehow so joyous every time I thought anything logically. I was like, I'm happy. Like, it didn't work that I couldn't like judge it. And don't get me, thank you, Jennifer and Chris. And don't get me wrong. I think that I think Zach Levi still, were parts that had some of the, like,

Jack Levi, I definitely had some moments that right. He made me crack up. There were a couple of moments. I loved Steve. But even the thing with Steve, I'm like, oh, I love Steve. I would get distracted by like, why is he this like, it was funny when Helen Miriam was reading all that. That was like, it was one of those split

feelings where I'm like, this is funny. At the same time, I was like, why is he so dumb? And like, why is he that dumb? I had that split feeling twice and then suddenly Marion was like, you want to be happy. And I was able to separate all of it. And I think that may be why I did never want to become a critic to the scale that some people are, because I think they go the other way where they can't turn that off.

And instead, my brain was just like, what if instead we choose happiness? And I don't think that's necessarily always good, but I needed that. Yeah, yeah. All right, guys, well, thank you so much for being here. Well, this was a fun little thing to do since we haven't really talked much about movie news lately. And then, of course, the last hour turned into something else. Yeah, I was a journey. I don't mind it. It was just different. But it felt like a good conversation to have. I appreciate everyone who's being here. On your way out, if you could leave a like, that would be amaze balls.

Very much appreciate that. Also, WonderCon, it's next Sunday. WonderCon. That would be amazing to have you guys there. And who knows, maybe we will live stream it. I don't know. I don't know. But know that I love you, every one of you personally, built-in, unconditional love.

It's strange. You might be like, but Greg, you don't even really know. us. You never even met us in person. Do you really love us or is that just a thing you two per se? I'm here to tell you it's a sincere love. I leave my wife for all of you. So leave a like on this video. I'm going to say I like you an awful lot. Coy, that don't be a liar and insincere. I like tell them you are in love. I like each and every you would sacrifice other human beings to preserve their lives. You tell them. I'll take a bullet for dozens of you.

Dozens. We appreciate you. Gidey of Cowboys. Leave a comment. Let us know what else you want to talk about. And I do want to do a comments corner suit to tell Greg. You tell them. All right. Where's this end stream button?