Okay, good morning How's everyone doing right now? Good evening last night Not hungover ready to do some intense backhand development So hello For those of you who are not from Montreal, probably you don't know me. My name is Matthew AD I've been a member of the Drupal community here for like 10 years Every year I kind of participate in Drupal camp this presentation I did that Drupal camp Montreal last year and I thought it was really popular Even though I was just winging it I just just fired up the terminal and tried playing around so this year decided I'm gonna clean it up and try to make it Into a real presentation with slides and stuff So I've been working with Drupal for 10 years. I started doing web development when I was in high school and my first job I Was given a bunch of web pages to update and I said no I screwed up I don't want to do that and I looked around on the server and there was php that said great I got myself a book that says Database driven application with php and it said all you can use a database and then I Have to call the guy that went the database and asking for permissions connect with Super-fancy postgres database. That was my first experience building Database driven php applications If you want to reach me, I'll have a slide at the end with the more contact information for now Let's just start with the main subject. Okay, so Let's start with this question How many of you When you first fired up Drupal a spot. Yeah, I know how Drupal works. So if I just look at the database for Drupal 8 I'll know basically how things change from there Yeah, that's right. So how much did you understand from doing that? Yeah, like I gave up after a while, right? Because really Drupal 8 is just not the same paradigm as what I was doing with my postgres when I started Even Drupal 7 it's not a database application anymore. It's like a whole new kind of framework for It's a services and objects application And what that implies is that We really don't care about the database anymore because it's just one of many possible storage engines And just a Drupal entity system will use One of two storage engines depending on what kind of entity we're talking about whether it's fieldable or configurable So it really does matter in this kind of application our interface objects are almost synonymous with interfaces and If we want to understand the Drupal 8 application we have to look at what kind of interfaces are available to us to manipulate that So during this presentation I promise I will not Present a single line or a query of SQL This is banned a bad concept It just confuses us and it doesn't really help us understand what's going on behind We will do all of our thinking using the interface that are available to us And we're going to try to be as solid as we can about it. You don't know what solid is Yes, because we all became experts the object-oriented developers Okay So first a little bit of context the thing with relational databases is that they're it's not dinosaurs and what sharks They they were invented sometimes like the 60s or 70s because Business data is becoming something widespread and problematic and everybody was reinventing the wheel We had Software mixed with data and then people said, you know We can just separate But the tables of data are from the applications and put a nice little query interface in between That query interface became SQL And that was great because now there was a DBA that manage all the business data And you had your programmers on the other side and the programmers just queried things so that the database the database took care of making sure that the data was safe and it wasn't corrupt and You could not bankrupt the multinational corporation for soft And when we started building PHP applications, we thought well, that's great We have all this open-source database software that solves 50% of our application problem We can store data and we can index it and query it and we can just focus on building an application But didn't really work out the way we intended and the proof of that is just how much trouble we had with SQL injection because The structured database it wasn't really designed for a web application It was designed for holding business data and managing it and making it powerful and efficient And that's not our problem here at all. So As the domain of web applications evolved We ended up having to teach junior developers over and over again No, you you cannot just concatenate the string and send it to the database You have to run it through all these filters Otherwise you might bankrupt a multinational corporation and that's that's the problem is you always meant to solve in the first place So clearly we were going in the wrong direction so the smart people and I'm talking like Martin Fowler and uncle Bob and all the agile Object-oriented people they said okay a real enterprise application Needs a pattern for managing the data storage and that kind of went to two different directions Depending on what your philosophy was on one side. There's the active record pattern and the other side There's a data marker pattern So I'm not an expert on the subject I just I just looked at it because I was curious about what kind of system Drupal attended implemented But the most basic one is active record which as I understand it means You write a class that wraps your table and Then you can just add whatever interfaces you want and that's very popular for example Exactly the kind of people who like boogie on rails because it's a basic framework in Ruby but there's also many php implementations of that stuff what's the one and It's called eloquent the one that's in popular php frameworks and You have implementations in every other language and frameworks also and the alternative to that is the data map which says you know Probably the database is some legacy business system and we don't want our application contaminated with that stuff So we're just going to create our ideal objects And then through some other kind of system. We're going to map this ideal object to what the actual storage is So this is the doctrine or m it's Bundled or actually it's like a kind of a partner of symphony. It's the most supportive system in symphony And it lets you just declare what your objects are and then using annotations and say well, you know, we're gonna Generate a table for this and it's going to be called products. It can be called anything And our columns are going to be these and they're got these constraints So it's a very straightforward way of both building application and describing the storage So these orange frameworks, you have a flavor of either of them in every language But they sort of got a bad reputation after a while because people were saying now This is a leaky abstraction as soon as I try to do something that's outside of the framework I have to learn SQL again To find out how to fit that into the framework and the problem basically is the framework and stuff You can't have a one universal system That's going to be able to properly map data to storage in every application. So in cases like this You sort of have to write your own custom built ORM system And that takes us back to Drupal and If you go back in time, you know Web content used to be so simple your page and the page of the title and the body and Maybe some tags and it was very straightforward to just make a table It's yesterday the body columns the title column. Here you go with your data. Now it's your content then somebody thought like hey that's great and all but You know, we can have a hook that can let us create custom fields These custom fields can have custom widgets. So and then someone said, you know writing hooks a lot of trouble. So we're gonna have Nice interface that lets us generate configuration that adds custom fields to stuff And then someone said hey, it's great. It can add that to pages, but hey, I want to add that to users as well and then someone said okay, but What about translations like my language is left to write the bottom to top Like how do I manage that and I want that in a hundred languages and I want to keep revisions of everything And I'm not even going to mention paragraphs in that because that makes it insanely more complicated So what we ended up with is a data domain That is a configurable structured translatable revisionable typed document and I don't know what more needs to be said When I know save it should just work. I don't want to call 15 different methods here So that I'm a purpose isn't going to make it for that We need a way heavier solution okay so just to illustrate the kind of Domain we're working working within Drupal in Drupal Lake at least We have the entity and this entity as like two other dimensions which are it's possible translations and it's possible revisions And within an entity we have two kinds of fields There are bundle generated fields and there are base fields Within a field. We have a list of items. We can have zero or more items of that field for any possible field And within a field item we have properties Sometimes that probably is just called value leading to many confusing Interface calls, but usually you'll have things that are more specific like entity ID for reference or the text filter form that being said To navigate through all of these dimensions and hierarchies we're going to need solid interfaces and Drupal has a lot of these interfaces So just to scan down an object. Here's what we gotta do First on the entity interface. There's the get type data because the actual data of an entity Does not exist on the entity object itself. It is bridged Once we get get type data we get the data of the entity itself as a complex data interface Which is kind of like a key to write But an actual object with more stuff The complex data interface you can call get properties again, and then you get a whole bunch of field item list interface objects with the keys being the field names on the entity You can also Field item list interface This one has a zero or more so you're going with numeric index and then you get your field items And the field item interface you can add the properties again, which gets you the type data interface Which are the individual properties like text format or value? By their keys and then finally once you have your final value object You can call get value on it to get the raw string or number or whatever it actually holds So anything in there and To help us out and confuse us at the same time each of these interfaces Implements a whole bunch of magic methods so we can pretend that we're using them as arrays or objects or Just set them and get them like we did in Drupal 7 and behind the scenes and magic happens It also implements Some more fancy PHP iterator stuff so you can use for each Objects or you can use array access so you can call directly zero instead of get you so Let's go see how that works out in the term this for those who don't know this it is the Syshow which is implemented both in brush and the Drupal console Which lets you do? Interactive debugging of your application So I'm going to create a node the most elementary type of knowledge in the page Zoom in yeah, I checked this morning. Oh, yes at the top. Yeah Okay, so I have my node entity floor So there is no actual data on this the data exists on the Bridge object, which is the type data So to get my fields I have to use the Get fields property So this is my first property and it's equivalent to Get type data Should have all the fields But there will be called properties. There you go. Okay So the entity adapter wraps all the data around the entity So now we have all our fields here. We're going to have a look at the body because It's a classic field. It's called a field item list in this case. This should work also There you go. So our body the field item list What's on this a whole bunch of other interfaces? Can access a fan count delete filter go to the first Lots of magic magic also so Since we're dealing with interfaces. It's always interesting to look at what kind of classes we are dealing with So the body is a field item list interface And its parents are the item list and the type data class The type data class shows up everywhere in the hierarchy. It's both a container and the final contained item So it gives you a pretty universal interface to What your entity object is doing? Another interesting thing to look at is the Interfaces that are implemented So here you have a lot more stuff And it's wrapping because the text is too big but For instance, the traversable type data interface lets you do for each About so in this case, there are no keys because it's like this. I think I'm about zero bad. So nothing's gonna happen Let's try an interface I'm gonna count So we have no items in our box Tricky to start using the interface. Can we create directly? First So I don't have a bucket Yeah, yeah, I'm trying to figure out. How did I create this? I think I can just Go with the value. I'm gonna cheat a little bit. I'm just gonna use a magic set of Arnoir, this is a complex text one Probably shouldn't have done it with a title. It's much more simple. Yeah, that's a field item list And you'll find that This is Posed to give you the clearest line as this Yeah, so this is an example of the magic methods that are available on this interface So I have my title should be able to write Meaning that I've used a magic method to write into the value property of title So if I inspect title more closely My title is a field item list Count it. I have one property I get the property Okay, now. Okay. So my title Is a string item field type And within the field type If I look last part of the title field It uses the map data type the type data and field item base As well as string item base This means I'm not at the end of my hierarchy yet I can for each of the title as a value Okay, so within my title field I also have a string data item The value is not simply a text property. It's another type data object Set that one And it has its own interface So we have to think of this hierarchy as having I don't know four or five levels depending on whether you count iteration And the end is where you actually get your typing because The string value if we put into the title does not Actually help us With the domain modeling that we need to do So everything at the end is wrapped around the final All this data type the data type is the very elementary Object in our iRT Can I go back to the body that still exists? Because I just remembered How to get some stuff to all right that's going to be more interesting So now I have one value which means I can do this Here we go and this Again is a magic method So it should be completely equivalent True, okay Actually, is it identical? So it's the same object. It's all by reference. My body Is a text with summary item. So this body item And the body item kind of interfaces are on it Good strength and to the iterator so we can also iterate on this one So we can call get properties And that's one of the most interesting methods because it tells you What's available on Your field this one is a value of format and a summary If you pass through it'll include computer properties We'll come back to that later In the end though, I just want to inspect or modify What's on my class? I will Focus your attention on this thing Oh, that's something. Oh, sorry Tricked by the magic methods. So the body item if I call format on it It will give me a filter format data type If I just call format it gives me the value that's wrapped around it It's a very common mistake and it's confusing for no reason But the filter format data type has some interesting properties that the string value doesn't have So if I call format right to manipulate my filter format object I can Get Stable options You can have my list Of options that are available for that field. So this is no longer coupled to the Entity form system. It now exists on the object Those are all my possible values So if I go On my format and try to set it I have to call set value To something that's nonsense It will do it But it's no longer part of my options And that takes us to our next topic validation every object and the type data hierarchy whether it's The entity the field item list the field item the elementary data type item as the validate method And this allows us for once from part To decouple all the constraints from storage MySQL and different storage engines usually offer constraints like not null or the string needs to be a certain size But when we have a more complex data model as we do in loophole where we want to manage documents This is not sufficient We need to apply more advanced constraints So we have a validation system It allows us to do that and it also allows us to decouple constraints from forms, which is how it was handled in triple seven If you wanted to uh, for example mark something as an email You had to validate it with an email as part of the form widget This has all been moved onto the entity data object Which means our domain model is decoupled both from storage and ui and ui which has Interesting potentials that we'll look at later concerning Serialization back to the demo so I gave my body feel a nonsensical value Which means I should be able to validate it and I get an object of type constraint violation list Which doesn't tell me much at this point because it will always return a constraint violation I look at the count. It says I have one violation Which is the value selected is not a valid choice Which means my nonsense value was filtered against the options of the field right inside the object Interesting thing about validation Is that it goes back up the tree Which means I can also validate my node. I also get a constraint violation list I have my one error You'll notice one difference Before it says on the object type filter format. My value was not valid Now it says on an object of type entity adapter within the body Within the first item within the format My value is not a valid choice meaning we have a tree of validation errors And this is what the entity form system uses now to validate that the data the content you've entered into the site Is valid or not using this path it will mark the widgets that you entered incorrectly But the validation no longer needs to exist on the form although you can still add some rules But they have to be UI specific So to know what kind of Validation constraints are available You have them on the objects itself Okay If I go back to my Strings here we go and this is actually Called a complex data Now this is a configurable constraints Oh, I'll wait. I use the wrong field. Sorry So the title field As a length constraint of the body Does not have constraints There are two constraints here the primitive type constraint which comes from the text Which means this has to be a text And the allowed values constraints, which means My choice has to be part of the choices that were configured for this one Actually, let's try the other constraints your primitive type Will the format allow me to set a non-stream value? Let's try this So now I have a big time object That's part of my format Which is says right now Wonderful All that didn't work Because it tries to cast a string Let's try something that's more numeric Now it behave better. I tried to do something too weird with it And so that Value accepted is not a valid choice Meaning I violated the first I evaluated the second as well because Of course the number is not a valid choice So this is the overview of the constraint system Another interesting subject Since we have such a complex data hierarchy Is how do we query for stuff like we want to find out what pages were created by Tim Whose french translation as a second paragraph body with the contents So who wants to try writing that as an sql query? I certainly do not It'll rip I'll rip my hair out if I have to do that The two pole has a much better solution. It's called a dot notation, which allows you to query into fields How many of you have used entity query as a system? Are you all pretty familiar with it? So I'm just gonna give a quick demo Another interesting thing about entity queries is that you can also query configuration entities, which means it's back-end agnostic I'm going to Figure that up here. I know this isn't valid, right? Let's try to make this valid What does that require? I need to say The value get value things I I could never get it correctly the first time It's a big design mistake in my opinion, but you know, if you keep trying you'll figure out where you are in the higher So now my node should be valid. I still have a validation I'll just crash my node do this. I should have an invalid title Meaning I can finally save my node. Okay, so now I have a node in the storage So buy it my storage Ask for all my nodes To tell me one result and if I put a condition on that I have no results on my title. I get one of my results back An interesting thing about that notation is I can query across Entities So my node is still here I will get it's okay. It's an entity reference field item. It's inspect. What's in it? Target idea zero, which means the anonymous If I set it to be admin target ideas one Let's say this is still getting my result, but I will add another condition. Who knows what the user name field Is on the user object that name? Ah What should I work unless uid is not the actual property. We do something fancy So one of the interesting things about entity queries is you can also use it to query configurable entities field configurations, right, which means If I want to find out in the system fields that use the text with summary field time field type. Well, this is an instance of using queries to examine what the entities are in my system We can come back later to Using dot notation, but there's other subjects. Okay, so more advanced topic now the data definition How do we create all of these fancy objects? Well, there's an intermediate system we have to go through which is the data definition object Which is sort of like a builder pattern but not quite Which means on Every type of field we have we have to define we have to set what the field definitions are and that's A list of data definition interface objects keyed by the name of the property so for example In the body field We have the value we have the format and we have another special one called process and the actual field object Needs to tell the builder system. Okay This is the property of the value This is the property of the format and this is another special particle process So every field class as at the end of that are data type plugins So when we are looking at our text filter This is The actual object that wraps the filter that gives us our possible values It's annotated with an identifier for that data type the filter format This is also where we define the constraints for validation My other time I thought it was like an hour Very sorry I'm just going to very quickly create an object And skip serialization normalization So to create objects you call up the type data manager identifier of The definition that I want to create either create elementary data types or I can create Field items that are more complex and this is the definitions the metadata will allow me to create my field Once I have this definition Then I can create the actual object But first You can expect that a little bit Okay, this consists only of metadata about what I'm about to build So if we look at The constraints for instance on a body There are none but If I do an integer Get the constraints Then I get the permitted type constraint again After that when I want to create the actual data object I have to use this data definition object And again using the type data manager Just want to see what the problem interface is first It's a Create here that takes the data definition object. Yeah, this one here and then you pass it the value That Should be able to create an empty Body field here we go the text with some of you This is the kind of magic that allows other systems instead of database starts to work I'm going to very quickly Go to serialization Right Which means Yes, or I can just get its normalized represented with this data I couldn't manipulate this data or read it from a API But the magic happens when I try to turn it back Into my object the express version of serialization, but I had more time last year. We're not gonna do fancy stuff Thank you for coming. You've been great. I hope I help you out You still have time to go to the bathroom


What you have just seen are films made by hidden motion picture cameras during actual bank robberies. The cameras were generally turned on by the same switch that activated the silent alarm during the course of the robbery. Because the films were made with a fixed camera and preset exposure and focus, they do not quite meet Hollywood standards. Nevertheless, they have proven to be useful tools for protection against one of the major crimes within FBI jurisdiction. Not only are the armed robberies a financial institution serious crimes, but even more serious offenses are often associated with them, assault, kidnapping or murder of bank employees or bystanders. The situation became so serious that the President signed into law the Bank Protection Act of 1968. This act required various federal regulatory agencies to establish minimum standards for security devices and procedures in the financial institutions under their supervision. These included, among other things, alarm installations, maintenance of traceable bait money in every teller's cash drawer and tamper resistant locks. In addition, many banks have installed surveillance motion picture cameras, some results of which you have seen, and hidden still cameras which provide pictures that can be blown up. Such photographs can be extremely valuable in the investigation of a bank robbery, but the most useful device for the identification and apprehension of bank robbers is still the human eye and the human mind, properly trained and intelligently used, even under situations of great stress. Again, we will run some films made during actual bank robberies and see what can be learned about what you should or should not do in these situations. Roll film, please. Looking down the muzzle of a gun may interfere with your powers of observation. Yet the identification and apprehension of the robbers must almost certainly depend upon the completeness and accuracy of the description furnished by witnesses who had the best opportunity for observation during the face-to-face confrontation. But first-hand observation becomes less valuable the moment it stops being first-hand. With tension relaxed, it's natural for witnesses to explode into speech to compare their widely differing impressions of what actually happened. The longer they talk and the more versions of the robber's appearance and actions are introduced, the more confused each witness' own recollection may become. By the time police officers arrive to begin their investigation, it is almost impossible to sort out individual observation from consensus opinion. Preserving the crime scene after the robbery is just as important as preserving the individual observation made during it. Every bank employee should be trained not to touch any part of the crime scene until law enforcement officers arrive and to protect it from casual passers-by. The marble floor may yield heel prints, which can be photographed and later compared with those of a suspect. The counter of the teller's cage almost certainly retains fingerprints from the ungloved hand of the robber who vaulted it. The description by witnesses and the physical evidence of the crime scene are the two most important elements in bank robbery investigations, the foundation upon which law officers must build their case. What can you do to help them? Let's look at some situations in more detail. You can observe closely. The closer the confrontation, the more you should see. To be able to do this under stress, you should make a mental checklist now so that you know what to look for. Physical features like height, build, complexion, hair and eye colors, voice and accent, mannerisms, scars, malformations or other peculiarities, dress, description of the weapon and holdup note. The films you have seen should have convinced you how important it is to safeguard your observation. As soon as possible after the robbery, write down descriptions of the robbers, your recollection of what happened and every other impression while it's still fresh in your mind. Only in this way can you provide the investigating officer a truly first-hand account without it being distorted by a group discussion. The preservation of physical evidence so essential to bank robbery investigations can be summarized in three words. Don't touch anything. Except for ministering to the injured, preserve the crime scene intact for trained investigators. The techniques they use in handling the physical evidence and the laboratory facilities that they have available for its analysis can often provide the information that breaks the case if it reaches them from the crime scene uncontaminated. A holdup note. Like this. Left behind by the robber. May provide a host of clues. Latent fingerprints. Identification of handwriting. Paper. Motor supper and eye from bank holdup note files. This one actually did lead to the arrest of a bank robber. He was convicted and sentenced to a federal penitentiary. Certainly there are other useful things you can do to aid law enforcement officers to reduce the increasing toll of bank robberies. Whenever possible, tellers should include properly recorded bait money with the loot. They should also, whenever possible, activate the silent alarm and surveillance systems. And all witnesses should attempt to observe the direction of the robber's escape and the make and license number of his getaway car. But none of these actions should be attempted if they increase the danger to the bank employee or others. What you can always do if you witness a bank robbery is to observe closely, recall accurately, preserve carefully.


What's going on guys? We're here doing a brand new Labor Day live Q&A because, well, why are we doing this exactly? We're doing this because it is Labor Day. I don't work till later in the day and I wanted to do a live Q&A for you guys. Plus I wanted to do a giveaway winner announcement for the digital code. That will do digital code of course. A lot of you guys have been wanting to know who won that. So of course, if you're watching this later on, thanks so much for joining us. Like that means a ton to me and it's just nice to have you guys here talking with you guys. And so we're going to give it a little bit, let people join in then, but please guys, when you guys start joining in, throw down your Q&A questions down below. Looks like we got a bunch of people already joining SDS Funko Vlogger, what's up man? Terrence is in here, nice to see you man. Happy Labor Day to all of you guys. Hector Gonzales, Ola, happy Labor Day to you. TimD857, Hayzak, how are you doing man? YepaTower, happy Labor Day to you. Donatella, Devin Pilgrim, Hayzak, how's it going man? It's going good Devin. So let me get my light here fixed for a second. Can you guys hear me well? The chat just made sure like everything's working out. I got a SDS Funko Vlogger, I got a 10 inch Dobby. Nice, that's a good Funko. I had to start deciding what pops I wanted to get. So I actually got rid of all my Harry Potter ones. I actually regret it now because I miss my Luna Lovegood one. I was like one of my favorite ones. But yeah, Dobby's cool. I've been looking for that one. I had the 10 inch Groot, the Porg, and then I have Hulk somewhere back there. Thank you so much Devin Pilgrim. But yeah, this is gonna be fun. I don't know how long I'll do this for, just a little bit. But yeah guys, if you guys wanna get people on here, share this link. Let's get everyone in here. Cody O'Tools in here, nice to see you in here. Thank you so much, Hector Gonzales for that. But yeah, how are you guys doing today? You guys got any fun plans at all today? Anything going on, like particularly that you guys are doing for Labor Day? I know I am personally, I'm gonna be probably, I'll probably play some Destiny 2 because I've been on a grind on that lately. And hey, Mike Movie, review, how are you doing today?  Dude, you got me jealous.  That one's awesome. I don't have the regular Rorschach. I just have Dr. Manhattan.  I get that. I'm just waiting for the next challenges in this new mode coming out. I've been playing Destiny 2 back on that grind. I got all the add-ons for that. Donatella, I'm doing pretty good. Nice to hear that you guys are all doing good. So guys, this is a live Q&A. Start throwing down your questions because I'm gonna go through them in the next two minutes. I'm gonna start going through them rapid fire. Some big discussions, some not. So please throw me down your questions. I saw I had someone Twitter too. So I'm gonna be addressing some of those as well. I'm definitely gonna be at my girlfriend's house for the next two days. Hey, that's fun, man, that's fun. But yeah, please throw down your questions, guys. All right, and throw any questions down. Movie related, TV related, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What's up, y'all? Who else is working Labor Day? I'm working today later down.  Yep, so I'll let you guys do all your stuff for a second. I'm gonna check some things. And of course, I'm actually gonna do the Deadpool 2 giveaway right now. So if you guys were entering into that digital giveaway, I put it all into this coding system to just do a random kind of thing and I'm gonna pick it right now. So on the count of five, four, three, two, one, and our winner is drumroll, the winner is Jerry Martinez. So Jerry Martinez just messaged me on Twitter, social media, whatever, and I shall give you the digital code for Deadpool 2. I hope you guys enjoy it. Big thing for me though is I actually got to see the super duper effing cuts of Deadpool 2 and I kinda wanna discuss that first thing. So I was really excited. So like Deadpool 2, I gave it a pretty, I gave it a pretty damn good score. I liked it. I liked Deadpool 2. I liked it a lot, but ever since I've rewatched it, my rating would still be an A. I think I gave it an A or A minus. I would still keep it there, but it just, the beginning really makes me mad, but the super duper effing cut actually has some really good laughs in it and some good awesome action sequences that they should not have cut out of the film, but it actually opened up some other story things for me. And I was really excited to see what they would do with those. And I liked it overall. It's definitely, I think the original cut's the best cut though. I think there's just some pretty good things in there, but I don't know, I was kinda iffy on it. I thought it could have been better, but guys, also if you're in here, hit that like button please. Hit that like button. If you're new here, subscribe. I wanna get some new people in here, let's talk about it. I see a ton of you guys are already thrown down question, so keep throwing them down, keep throwing them down. I wanna be talking to you guys about so many different things, so many different questions. And remember, make sure to share this live stream. We're gonna get this thing going awesome. Like this is gonna be an awesome time to just be a YouTuber in a sense. Another thing I wanted to talk about is that Predator trailer before I get in. That new Predator trailer got me hyped. It now, that Predator trailer seemed like a, a Shane Black film. And I'm so excited for that now because I've been wanting this type of stuff. I love Shane Black. I love Kiss Kiss Game Bank. I love nice guys. And now I'm really excited for the Predator. Because the Predator, if you guys didn't see my retro review, which is probably one of my favorite reviews I've ever done of the Predator, just in general. I love the Predator. It's something I grew up with and I'm doing the second Predator later on this week. I got all the 4Ks. If you guys wanna see something beautiful, get a 4K player and watch the Predator. It's pretty damn good. But let's start doing the Q and A question. So let's see. Starting with Terrence, are you excited about the new Watchmen TV series? I'm really excited. Little nervous, but I'm excited. And I came to this conclusion, so like John from The Real Talk, I see that he's in here too and he's a big Watchmen fan. And I'm a pretty, I'm a fairly Watchmen fan. Like I love the movie. And I really like the graphic novel. Actually, I love the graphic novel too, but I've been very curious about the show because they said it's like the New Testament. And I'm still curious, is it taking place after the movie or are they going off the book? And I'm curious, I don't know what Damon Limdolff's doing, but I do have trust in him after watching The Leftovers. Leftovers is one of the best TV shows I've ever watched my whole life. First season really if he, but the second and third season were superb. And again, that's where I think HBO does very well is they take these shows which are and make these, they say they're mini series in a sense. Like Leftovers was a mini series. It was just the first, there's only one book to that series. They made three seasons and the first season was the book. The rest of it was like their own vision. And I feel like that's the best way HBO does it. Sharper Objects is another one that's doing that and they're talking about a second season. Big Little Lies is another one that did that. I'm curious to see what they do. I don't know if they'll be good, but Leftovers is the big example I have. And for me, putting it in that perspective, if they can write their own stuff into this new world in this world that's already established but make their own story in it, I'm excited for it. Gotta say, I'm excited for it. Can you rate the Spider-Man movie? So right now in my head, because I usually change these around, it goes Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man Homecoming, Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Man 3 and The Amazing Spider-Man 2. I'll be honest, I like almost all of them. Like actually, I enjoy all of them even if somewhere a guilty pleasure. The Raimi trilogy I think is really good. I like Spider-Man 3. I don't, there's issues to it, but I liked it. Spider-Man 2 is the best made one. For me, the most rewatchable one, the most accurate for me, because I'm a big Spider-Man fan, that's like my favorite superhero of all time, is Spider-Man Homecoming. But I'll even go, I really like the Andrew Garfield ones. I like them. I thought they were a ton of fun, but yeah, I like the Spider-Man films. Are you excited for Spider-Man PS4? Absolutely.  I got the whole weekend off. So yeah, it's gonna be fun. Oh, Turbo, where's that Lion King trailer, man? I don't think we're gonna get a Lion King trailer until probably December, November. Are you hyped for the sequel to Spider-Man? Absolutely. Maserio, Jake Gyllenhaal, just take my money. I'm doing a Shrek movie ranking. What are your personal thoughts on them? I love the Shrek movies. I think they're awesome. For me personally, if I had to rank them, it'd probably go Shrek 2, Shrek 1, Shrek 3, Shrek 4. I don't like 4 as much. I thought 4 was just eh. I never had a problem with 3 like some people do. Ronald Tull, hello Zach, I'm at work finally on break. Hey, nice to have a break. Real talk Cody, why aren't you editing? It looks like he's editing Rotten Refresh. Dempilgrim, have you seen the Super Duper Cut? Yes, I actually was just talking about that. I thought it was fine. Didn't really add much. I thought the action in it was 10 times better. And that's the action I'd expect from the guy who did John Wick or one of the guys who killed the dog in John Wick. Shrek should make 2 Smash Bros. for Switch. His final smash would be Garlic. That would be funny. That would be funny. Dante Law, I thought Deadpool 2 was pretty good. Oh, I lost my spot. I lost my spot, no. Oh, totally. I'm super quick at editing now. John will take me a day to finish. Awesome. I can't wait to see the new Rotten Refresh. Chandler's video is heading out to see 13 movie. Hey, man, enjoy. I really like that movie. How do you think it's all? Have you seen The Terminal? I have not. I know what it is. Never watched it though. Maybe one day. NBA73 says, I think Venom will be bad. I think I have hope that Venom will be good. I don't think it's gonna be amazing though. I just think just the way that the film is coming off to me in the marketing now, it's just gonna be, it's not gonna be amazing, but it's just gonna be good. And I want more than that, but I'll be happy with that. I'm half-knocked. Shrek Transformers and Man Shrek, like Wario Man and Rex Shrek. Okay, everyone wants Shrek and Smash Brothers apparently. Mad Titan, can you rank the comic book 2018 movies? Yeah, so what movies came out in 2018 and never a comic book, because I'm really bad. I know it's this year, book, movies. Okay. All right. Give me one second, I will do this. So, okay, so we had Deadpool 2, Avengers, and Man in the Wasp, Teen Titans Go. I haven't seen Venom yet. Haven't seen Spider-Verse yet. Haven't seen Aquaman yet. Okay, so from what I can remember, so I would probably go Avengers Infinity War. Then I would go Deadpool 2. Then I would go Man in the Wasp and Teen Titans Go. But I'll say all four were really good. All four were awesome. I thought, I really enjoyed all of them. I thought they were all really good, especially Teen Titans Go. That was a big surprise to me. Real talk, Zach, where do you get your fashion sense? It's mint. Oh, thanks, man, it's TJ Maxx. I'd like to consult, have you ever seen a lethal weapon show? I haven't seen the show. I've seen the movies though. Real talk, Watchmen with a Heart. They Watchmen with a Heart, too. Now, I'm from, do you watch Game of Thrones? Yes, Game of Thrones is one of my favorite television shows of all time. I can't wait for the new season. I'm probably gonna be doing a recap show on that one. Hector and Gonzales, they feel like the only one in the whole world who doesn't play Fortnite. There are some people who don't play Fortnite, trust me. Don't tell me, Law, you're not the only one. I'ma say a lot of people don't play Fortnite, apparently. Real talk, stay tuned, everyone. Zach and I might have something Watchmen related when the show premieres. Oh yeah, we're gonna be naked while watching Watchmen. Pokemon Ruby over Fortnite. Oh, Pokemon Ruby, yeah. Pokemon Ruby was amazing. See, my favorite Pokemon game though was Silver. I might actually have my Game Boy color right here. I have my Game Boy color right here and I have Pokemon Silver in the back of it. I love, I love, I love, love, love this game. I love, that's my favorite Pokemon game of all time still is Silver. I just, I love all of it. Devon Program, I agree with your Spider-Man ranking. Thank you so much, nice to have you. A chance, Williams, do you think, what do you think is better to franchise? Mission Impossible or Jason Bourne? Oh, Mission Impossible. I'm not a big fan of the Jason Bourne franchise. I think one's good. I think two's solid. I think three's really good.  I just didn't care to see it. The action's good in them, but I just, I don't like the character of Jason Bourne. Mission Impossible just is more fun. And especially after Fallout, which I think Fallout's a masterpiece, it just, yeah. Action is awesome. I tried to watch the main Spider-Man once, but I got so bored halfway and didn't bother watching the rest. But hey, that's fair enough. A lot of people think it's boring. Do you think Infinity War has any chance of winning or getting nominated for Oscars, like a visual effects? Visual effects, yes. Maybe sound no doubt to the screenplay. It won't get nominated for a screenplay. Because for me, Infinity War as a film is not a masterpiece. As everything I've won in a comic book film and everything in the Marvel is Centering Movers, it's a masterpiece. But I think there's some issues with the story still. But that's like coming from a film critics point of view, but I still think the film's a masterpiece, my opinion. Stories are for your most anticipated film of 2019, if not what is. So as of right now, my most anticipated probably Avengers 4 or I would probably go, there's like four big films. Stories are for is up there, but I haven't seen a trailer for it. So I'm not like the hyped for it yet. When I see a trailer that probably will change. But I mean my top four right now, Star Wars, Shazam. Yes, Shazam. I cannot wait for Shazam. Avengers 4. And then I think I already said Star Wars. And then the other one is, oh my God, what is it? I can't even remember. Oh, The Irishman with Robert De Niro and Scorsese. My movie review, it's gonna be a turd in the wind, apparently. That's what everyone's saying about Venom. Any short films you're working on right now are real talk ask. I have so many ideas for short films that I need to make more of them. I just don't have time. I miss making them. I haven't made one in like almost a year. Besides the one I made with Cody Curse on his channel, I haven't made one personally on my other short film channel. See, I do studios in like over a year and it really disappoints me because I want to do more of those. I started filming one earlier this year, but when I was putting it together, like the script and stuff, it just didn't seem intriguing. And I was making it for all the wrong reasons. So I just cut it out completely and I just, it was not worth it. But I do have a horror one in mind that I want to do around Halloween. Actually, two of them in mind. One of them I know for sure. I can't even say for sure. I'll do it, but I have two in mind that I want to hope to do, at least one of them. Hector Gonzalez, what's a movie you saw as a kid that you never liked and still don't to this day? As a kid, most films as a kid I really liked. It's when I grew up and rewatched them. I thought it was crap, but I don't know. I don't really have one to that. I mean, I don't actually, it's surprising. That's a really good question though. Would you rather watch Green Lantern, Thor, The Dark World, or Suicide Squad? I was honestly out of all three of those. Like if I had to pick one, okay, I'd probably see Green Lantern because I've never finished it. But if I hated the film, because I don't really remember, I just thought it was boring. I probably watched Thor or Suicide Squad. Suicide Squad's just like, it's bad, but at least it's enjoyable. Thor, The Dark World's kind of boring. The action sequence is good in it at least. My movie review is Black Panther. Love Black Panther. It's one of the best films of this year. Remember VersaMovies? Hey, it's Realtar, I better be in on that ish. Oh yeah, Lugia's Bay. Yeah, man, VersaMovies. You in here, Griffin. I get that, I get that. Hector Gonzalez, what's your least favorite movie genre? Least favorite movie genre? I don't have one. I appreciate all movie genres. I have like my favorites, but I don't have a least favorite. I mean, if I had one, I would probably say documentary and musical just because I'm not a big fan of those. But at the same time, if they're good, I'm gonna like them. I just don't search them out. Dante Laud, Pokemon Crystal and the Game Boy Advance. That's awesome, man. I miss that game. Oh man, where'd it go? I remember the Bird King, Pokemon Toys and Pokemon 2000 came out. That was the talk of the playground. Oh yeah, I agree with that. I actually have all the Pokemon movies on Blu-ray. I love all those movies. That's fine, don't get mad, but here is my Spider-Man ranking. One, Spider-Man Homecoming, Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man 3. Hey, I'm not mad, that's a good ranking. I'm second, I mean, Hector Gonzalez, I'm excited for the new Tarantino movie, that's the one. That's the one I'm really excited for. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. That, man, I can always see them. NBC and ZZAC, have you heard the bird as a word? I have heard the bird as a word. Douglas, what's in here? Nice to have you in here, man. What's going on? I'm just doing a live Q&A. Please keep throwing down more questions. I'm Hector Gonzalez. I remember seeing Chicken Little when I came out and I got so annoyed with it and I hated it since. Yeah, the film's all right. And then I also saw Hector had a question on Twitter. So what's your favorite Harrison for non-Star Wars slash Indiana Jones performance? Blade Runner. I mean, Blade Runner 2049, I think, is one of the best performances he's given a long, long time. Yeah, I mean, I'd have to go with that one. I think that film is so underrated. Oh my God, I see, but I'm not a big fan of the original Blade Runner. I actually think it's kind of overrated, to be honest. And that's the truth. Yeah. Yeah, Pat Howard, did you get an invitation to Casey's watch party? Yes, I did. I left a gift in there and I love Casey. And the fact that she's never seen Civil War is just like mind-boggling to me. But yeah, I want to give a shout out. I'm going to be doing more of those live commentaries. A ton of you guys tuned in to the commentary we did on Avengers Infinity War. Now, given it's Avengers Infinity War, so that's a pretty big film. But I wanted to give a shout out because I think we're almost at like 800 views on it. Yeah, 735 views. That is awesome. That is awesome that we were at that many. I did not expect that much at all. Heijin Azal, thanks for Twitter answer. Of course, man. Douglas Berman, what's a movie you know you, you know everyone loves, but you just couldn't get into Citizen Kane. I cannot get in that movie. I don't understand why people like it. Like I get the, like the quality. I just don't like the film. I just don't like the movie. What's your favorite Brad Pitt movie? Minus Seven or Fight Club? Brad Pitt movie. I would probably say Fight Club. I love him, Fight Club. But if I had another choice, I'd probably say Mr. and Mrs. Smith. I think that film was so fun. I think it's so fun. I need to re-watch it, but Fight Club and that are for me. Seven's a good one too. Here's my ranking, Avengers Infinity War, Civil War, Winter Soldier, Guardians, Galaxy Black Panther. Nice, that's a good ranking, man. What is your favorite 4K? So my favorite 4K at the moment, because I'm still like, I don't have that many, would probably be the Predator because it's literally life changing, but Avengers is great too. Probably one of those too. Mesa and three of each hundred subs. Thanks for coming on my short film. Of course, man. I think you're a talent on YouTube. I think really, if you put more time and effort into your YouTube channel, there can be stuff there. Douglas Beamer, I've never seen, I guess I'd have to see it to understand. I get why people like it. I just don't like it. Half-Knocked from Best Down, Ragnarok, Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Panther, Avengers, Iron Man. Yeah, that's a good one. I'm not a big fan of Ragnarok. I think it's fine. I laughed, but it's contained in the MCU. I don't think it works. I think it's all talk-take. I wasn't that big on Lawland. I enjoyed it for sure, but I didn't exactly felt the love like, hey, that's fine. A lot of people have been like that. I loved Lawland though. I loved Lawland, one of my favorite. Toby Archer, sadly you did not win, man. Jerry Martinez was the winner of the digital code, but I will be doing another digital code in around two weeks and I'll actually be giving away an Avengers Infinity War Blu-ray. I promise you guys I would do that if I hit 2,000 subs before a certain time. We hit it. I'm gonna be giving you guys that soon. Just give me a little bit more time to kind of like construct how I wanna do that giveaway. I don't know how I wanna do it exactly. Michael Pastor, the nice guy's is so underrated. Oh yeah, that was my favorite film of that year. Movie Man, what 4Ks do you have? So looking at it, I have all the Predators on 4K, except the Alienverse Predator. I have the three Predators, because I got the thought pack. The Matrix, Magnificent Seven, Red Sparrow, Avengers Infinity War, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. I have a couple more. I just don't exactly know. Oh, the mummy. I bought the mummy, because I really wanted the mummy with a Brandon Frazier. Yeah, I have a couple others and it's cool. I didn't know this, so some of your digital codes actually get bumped up automatically to 4K, so I put in Blade Runner 25 and that's 4K. Black Panther's another one, so I think that's really cool. Which city are you at? I am in Phoenix, Arizona. I'm living in Arizona. I think it's all, the best thing about Lawland was Cinema Targeting and the ending was pretty interesting. I love the ending of Lawland. I think the ending of Lawland is so, it just says a lot and it's great. A better action movie, Mission Impossible Fallout or Mad Max Fury Road. That's a tough, that's a really good question. I would probably say Fury Road, because I love Fury Road. Fallout I've only seen three times, Fury Road. I watched like once a month. I love Fury Road. I've seen the new Tomb Raider movie. Yeah, I have seen the new Tomb Raider movie. I actually did a review for that. I don't even have the 4K of that, because oh yeah, I have both these 4Ks. I got this 4K and I have this 4K, because I love Angelina Jolie's ones. I think they're fun. I think they're a ton of fun. Do you agree that Spider-Man 3 is underrated? Yes, I do, 100%. My favorite 4K is The Dark Knight and that's another 4K I have, all the Dark Knight. That is a great 4K. A member's movie, Honestly A Blimmy is one of the best 4Ks. John Krasinski is a criminally underrated director. I didn't see Oblivion, or John Krasinski. I did not see Oblivion. I need to see it. I've heard the movie's beautiful. Maybe I'll go pick that up on Tuesday when I go pick up a redditary. What's your least favorite leading actor working today? I'd have to look up, leading actors. I don't, I don't, what is it? Who's your least favorite leading actor? I'd have to look. I mean, there's not a lot like that I would say that I don't like because I appreciate like each and every actor. Like if I'm looking at like just an actor in general that I never like gravitated to in a sense. If I'm being honest, it might be Benedict Cumberbatch, even though I love the guy. I just, when he has a film coming out, I don't get excited for it. Like Doctor Strange was different, but I never get excited for it. Maybe it's because I was never on the Sherlock train, but I think the guy's a fantastic actor. Darvader the boss, what's up Zach? Hey, nice having you here. Douglas Beamer, you lip sync to a song from The Great Showman. What was it? You posted it on Twitter, but I could be wrong about this film. No, you are right. It was The Great Showman. My friend Jewel was recording me while singing. It was the one with him exact in front of the bar, on the other side. Hey, Phantom Films, what's up? What's the latest film that you watched? The latest film I watched, well, I mean Ozark doesn't count because I just finished season two today, but probably Happy Death Day. That would be the latest film I watched. Mad Titan Thanos, what is your favorite superhero movies? My favorite superhero movies, The Dark Knight Batman Begins, the whole Dark Knight trilogy, I think it's great. Off-topic, I think Batman Begins is the best Batman film, but that's just my opinion. Avengers Infinity War, Watchmen, Iron Man, Guardians of the Galaxy, Deadpool. Deadpool's one of my favorite films of all time, so obviously, same as the first Guardians of the Galaxy. For me, probably, Vin Diesel, he seems like a cool guy, but I can never get into his movies. He always plays the same character. Hey, that's fair. I like Vin Diesel. I guess I'd be another one, but I do get excited. Since David Deezer doesn't wanna work with Disney again, who would you recast regarding Street? I don't know, just anyone who would be good in the role. I don't think Drax will even be in the third one. To be honest, there's no reason to. After Avengers 4, if they defeat Thanos, there's really no reason to have Drax in there, which I hate saying that, but I just don't know where you do it. Download the target app, you can get 15% off Red tier on the Cartwheel app. Thank you so much. I'm gonna do that. Is it the 4K or is it the Blu-ray? Cause I really want the 4K, but I don't mind doing that. Movie match, should I buy the 4K, 3 pack? Yes, absolutely worth it. Doug Glyphian, I love that song, me too. I'm gonna create the Blu-ray version that's only $12 right now at Best Buy, so I would go get that. Oh, Oblivion? Really? Oh, okay. All right, I'll have to go pick it up. Movie man, I'm after the 4K, yeah, yeah. I prefer Batman again over the Dark Knight. I do too. I just love a really good Origins, right? I think Origins stories are great.   At least one of the dumbest things.   Like it's a film, it's a movie. It's not a documentary. And there's, they're artists. He's an artist. He's not like right in Hollywood studios. No, he's making this film because he wants to make this film. It's not like a big budgeted movie.   It's, people have nothing else to do.    Like that's the part of this film, life that I don't like. Hedren's also, I need to upgrade to 4K, yeah, it's worth. Evan Creel, I only know the Predator trilogy is $12. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. The 4K, if the 4K is 12 bucks, I'm gonna be pissed. I just spent like 40 bucks on that thing. Getting a 4K TV would be awesome. Yeah, it's awesome, it's worth it. Movie man, thoughts on the last Jedi remake petition.  If people can really put their money towards the last Jedi remake, but can't put their money to saving children or like other notable things, they're dumb. Ads says DVD and blurry. Oh, okay, I'll have to look in that, thank you. Hedren's also, which are the Neon Demon? Ooh, that's a great question. I would say that's tough. I think I would say the witch, but I haven't watched either film in a long time. It's been like over a year since I've watched either one. I think they both do different things. I think the look of the Neon Demon is way better, but the score for the witch is fantastic. What movie a lot of people say is bad you secretly like? This means war, I've said it thousands of times. This means war, I like Justice League. The first Purge got killed at Ron. I liked the first Purge. I thought it was fun. I thought the action was great. Yeah, yeah, I'll leave it at those ones. Yeah, those are some of the ones I like. One small step for man, one giant leap for America. Wait, that's not right. I love that. That's awesome. Hedren's also, people can be such whiny asses sometimes. Yep, they can. And okay, dude, I think we just live in such a nice world in this generation that we have nothing better to complain about. In human nature, as we know, we always have to complain. Totally agree with you, man. Bran Ortiz. Bran Ortiz, hey man, nice to have you in here. Movie man, I'm actually thinking Ruby Rose will do good as Batwoman. I agree. I don't think she's the best actress, but she was pretty solid in the Meg. She was in Audible, but she was pretty solid in the Meg.  I'm looking forward to her as Batwoman. I think Batwoman's a good character. What is your favorite MCU movie? Garden of the Galaxy is still my favorite, but Avengers Infinity War is moving its way up there. Hedren is also, it's crazy that Natalie Portman went from Star Wars prequels to winning an Oscar. Not really, because a lot of people are fantastic. I'm even gonna say Hayden Christensen is not a bad actor. If you've seen other small things that he's been in, he's a good actor.  And the prequels deserve it.  But guys, I'm gonna be going for this for four more minutes. So if you guys got any more questions, throw it down below. If not, then I'm just gonna end the live stream. Everyone's gonna have a great Labor Day. Have you seen the Arrowverse?  I'm only caught up on the Flash, to be honest. Arrow lost me after season four. I wanna catch back up on it because I heard it got way better. The Flash almost lost me this season, but I still finished it. Black Lightning is really good. Legends tomorrow, I barely watched and Supergirls is just, I think the actresses are great in there. I just think the storylines are really bad. I don't think they're good. I think they're kinda disappointing in a sense. And yeah, that's just the truth. But let's see, what else you guys got? My question is, oh, Slim Slime is in here, nice. Brandon Tees, which villain this year do you think could get a Best Supporting Actor award? Kilmonger. Michael B. Jordan would be more likely to get him from things since if any series didn't get nominated for Warplan Apes, he ain't getting nominated. What's your opinion on Eminem's new album? Loved it, loved it. I loved Eminem's new album. I thought it was fantastic. I think it's one of his best in a while. What kind of TV and player do you have? So my TV is a 4K QLED, Samsung TV, 55 inch. And let's see, my 4K player's my Xbox One, Xbox One X. Well, now I'm gonna respond to mine. I'm not reading that out loud. Hector Gonzalez, have you heard the new Troy Sivian album? I have not, I have not. I need to though. What's an artist that you like that has a toxic fan base? I don't really know. Kelly McTree, memory trainer, thought was good. One thing's for sure, it's tons better than his previous album, which I despise. I didn't despise it, I just thought it was fine. Do you think Captain America could beat Green Arrow? Yes, Captain America could beat Green Arrow. He has the damn serum in him. So true, Andy Sergis needs a Best Actor win. I would agree. I would agree. I think he deserved one. Most overrated movie, I personally think it's Wally or Frozen.  Do you think Black Panther could get a Best Picture nomination? Yes, I think it will. I don't think it deserves one, to be honest. But I think it's a good movie. I just, I feel like there's gonna be stronger films this year that don't get noticed and that's what's gonna suck. Who would win Arrow vs. Heroes or MCU? MCU, a diverse movie on your positive side. Oh, that I liked it, a diverse movie on your positive side. I don't get that one. Ebony Creek, Jason Board, V-Cap, who would win? Ooh, Captain America still, Captain America would still win. Black Panther is joy but not really Oscar-worthy. I think Black Panther has some super cool stuff in there. Cap, of course, yeah, Cap, of course. It's a real editing, Zach's part in the Rotten or Fresh Prediction video while hearing his voice. I gotta watch that, I gotta watch your prediction video. I hope I am going to win. Future filmmaker, listen here.    Next, guys. It's Baffling the Suicide Squad gone Oscar and Wonder Woman didn't. Suicide Squad had really good makeup though, so I can't go against that. But, guys, this is where I am going to go and, well, that's where we're gonna end this video. This was a great Labor Day livestream. One more question, Brandon Ortiz, what Black Panther movie do you think deserved the best picture? Dark Knight of All Time. But thank you guys so much for watching, you guys are Suicide All the Best. MikeMovieReviews, I will be winning Rotten or Fresh. Man, if you can get through, Ren, I give you credit.  But thank you guys so much for watching, you guys are Suicide All the Best. I hope you guys have a fantastic Labor Day. You guys know this, I greatly appreciate you guys. If you guys are new here, hit up sandwich on films also down below if you're watching this later. Thank you guys so much for watching. I appreciate that. Thank you. Comment down below some questions. Maybe I'll answer them later on. But, guys, thank you guys again. I can't say thanks again. Like, I can't say it enough and I really do appreciate it. So, of course, until next time, stay classy.


Good morning from the Frankfurt office of CMC markets and welcome to CMC Espresso According to a Reuters report the European Central Bank would publicly pledge to backstop financial markets in tandem with the Bank of England should Britain vote to leave the European Union, but If you look at the ECB, it is limited in what it can really do to stabilize already fast-dropping chairs of banking stocks Stocks they would need to be able to tackle the solvency problem of banks or at least the assumption of it Providing banks with ever more liquidity where there is already ample amounts of it won't really be helpful But they might find a new trick to do it and they will hold a telephone conference on a day after the referendum So in the morning hours of the 24th of June to talk about what they can do According to quant analysts from JPMorgan the rally and equities in the past weeks does not have much justification in Fundamentals or investors psychology those gains were significantly driven by inflows from systemic strategies They write this technical buying is now exhausted and leverage in the system is high And so from a perspective of options pricing JPMorgan now expects higher realized volatility in the near future Pension funds hedge funds corporates over buybacks retail investors and foreign investors are less likely to provide Significant support for the market near term about $1,000 billion of S&P 500 options will expire this week Those options are weighing more to the put side so to the downside and this could push volatility higher near term According to JPMorgan if you take a look at yesterday's US import prices, it's quite interesting To see them going up alongside better than expected retail sales data This could pressure the Federal Reserve to high rates if only after the Brexit referendum But this could cap the potential for a rally in stocks In the summer months to come and it will also cap any upside potential for euro dollar Which has retraced quite far as you get to keep in mind that it shouldn't retrace more than 76.4% of the NFP rally it had one and a half weeks ago so If it were to go down more than 76.4% this wouldn't be an impulse to the upside it would merely be a So the impulse would more be a correction and we could be in a new downside impulse on the euro dollars I keep that in mind, but there will be more on this on the Fed's view on the Rate policy at today's Fed meeting which will be close with a press conference by Jenna Deyala the Fed's president It will be interesting to hear what she has to say about the recent market turmoil The Brexit fears not so if and when she thinks it will be feasible to hike rates