right. Well, that was a win. Okay. That was a win. Okay. Okay. Is he suggesting that because Cap helped himself when he fell out of a window of a building with the shield that him taking the shield off him and pushing him out of a window, that does he think that's a reference? So I just don't follow that as a win, I guess. So maybe they're saying that there aren't two timelines and the cap that Alexi fought was the one that stayed with Peggy. No, people have said this in my comment section.   And then he'll have other problems to deal with at that point. Honestly, though, it doesn't matter. Him being there means it's a separate timeline because it can't be the one without him being there. Like people legitimately think that's a great little like he went back in time and just stayed. It's like, no, no, no, no. With how they've explained it, that's a different timeline. So the reality is, is that scene breaks in game? Like that scene destroys it. What whatever you've said of sense you thought there was in the time travel, it just it breaks. It completely breaks in half. Well, I mean, it depends how they try and explain it. He's like, nah, there's no way. What, you think he's not lying? You think he actually fought Captain America? Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. I'm getting confused. I thought we're talking about the time travel thing. So wait, because I. All right. What are you? What are you saying? There's multiple ways to explain his comment that he fought. Oh, OK. Yeah. All right. He's lying. And he's lying. One could be lying or he ran across the black super soldier who I don't know was wearing Captain America uniform at the time. They wouldn't have been Captain America. He wouldn't have been someone else. Yeah. So he wouldn't have been Steve Rogers. That would be like that would have been unless unless he wants the glory and is lying that it was Steve. Well, so at that point, he's still lying. He's still coming back. But it's not lying as much as he fought no one and is making up an entire battle. He's like, oh, I fought a super soldier from America. So it's quite a scenario. Well, yeah, some people were like, was it Isaiah Bradley? It was like Isaiah didn't have a shield, did he? And then he's also black. There's no way that he had a shield, right? Because they didn't have enough vibranium unless it was just like not a vibranium shield, I guess. Which would be strange. Like, well, it was like you've lost the utility of it. If you don't have a vibranium shield, isn't the whole point. And if he was out doing missions with a shield with people mistaking him from Captain America, it's like, how did this never come up? Exactly. Oh, that's a good point. He would have been on multiple missions unless he just, well, as we know, he did go on multiple missions. Well, he killed everybody, baby. Like that stuff. It was like the only way that it works. Or it was just John Walker 1.0 that we haven't heard about yet. It was a John Walker 1.0 we haven't heard about yet. I mean, what do you think is the actual Lance, buddy? Like, what do you really think? Jesus Christ, people. Cardi just have been lying. Why can't he just be lying? He's lying to fellow inmates to make himself seem extra tough. He's lying very poorly, but, you know. Yeah. Yeah, that's my criticism of it.  But at the same time, like, why are we like, maybe there's this whole of the Captain America we know nothing about, neither does the world.  Let's just assume that. Yeah, why is that the explanation? Why not just him lying? I agree. Yeah. Yeah. Bloody hell. Yeah. You're not the poor one. Look at the big bear. His name is Ursa, and you're calling him a big bear? Something tells me you might have some Ursa. Yeah, this is the thing that I think I let. Major problems.  He's a mutant, which is why everyone's worried, actually. It's like, uh-oh. Major problems. I can see why anyone would be called. I could see why a big guy would be called bear. Well, but if you get it, though, it's like, he's a bear. His mutant powers to become a bear, I think, or something. So that's why everyone's like, oh, they're giving us clues. Clues, clues, clues, clues, clues. Much like when they showed the devil sort of stained glass thing. Everyone's like, Mephisto, Mephisto. And then it wasn't, you know, like Mephisto's in one vision. No, he's not. And he might be in something eventually. Please give us Mephisto. Don't worry. Don't worry. Don't get him. Yeah, they'll bring him in.  And you'll be like, I wish they never did Mephisto. And then it's like, well, no, but hey, Dr. Doom. Yeah, Dr. Doom. Dr. Doom, I wish they never did Dr. Doom. Blackness. Yeah, I wish they never did Blackness.  Who's left, Magneto? Oh, no. Actually, no. Namor, he's on his way. He's definitely on his way. Who else is coming? Just all of it. All of it to get rid of. Oh, I mean, a fantastic four on the way. Oh, yeah, yeah. Sorry, X people are on their way. X people. Oh, yeah. There was that interview where it's like, why would we call them X men anymore? There were women on the team. It's like, I didn't realize that. It's people kind. X people. X people. X people.  It's so valuable. It's time to bring to it. Expressions. X women. Two. Lemons. Based on that wrist. Wow, tattoos of Lenin, Carl Marx on his knuckles. I guess my real... What's this guy's ethos? Political wins. Come for the obvious. Easter eggs. Stay for the satirical political. What's that?  You dipshit.   Excuse me also. Just saying that, oh, Carl Marx. Commentary.  That's not commentary. Yeah, I already...  That's political commentary. That political commentary. The political ideologies the tattoos are revealing aren't too far removed from the political ideologies of the actor playing the role. Hey, how about that one for commentary? Well, is he saying that it's too obvious what his political leanings are? No, I think you're giving him far too much credit. But why would he say it's a win, then, if it's too obvious? Yeah. So I can never answer that question for any of these... Yeah, I agree with indigo gaming. It's like cinema things. It's like, oh, I know just the thing. Call it a win. That's the point, thank you. I noticed something, yeah. Yeah. Well, it's very confusing, because if we cut out everything he says after the question, right, and he just said, what's this guy's ethos? It could be like, oh, I get it, because it's so obvious that he supports Karl Marx. And, okay. Sure, but how is that satirical? He wouldn't be allowed to. Well, so I was going to say, if we agree on that, and then we read the rest, political wins come for the obvious Easter eggs, stay for the satirical political commentary. I have no idea what he means by this. Yeah, you're not making comments. I know who that person is. I guess I don't understand. Isn't an Easter egg that a Soviet super soldier has Soviet things like tattooed on himself? Is that an Easter egg, or is that just part of his character? Second of all, where's the satire? What are you satirizing? Yeah, exactly. I don't know. He wouldn't be allowed to have. He wouldn't satirize it. Hey, look, he's got Marx on him. That's political commentary. That's satirical. That's funny. This is about equivalent to him saying, oh, look, communist flag. Political commentary. Well, the Red Guardian, he's got a red outfit and he's part of the Soviet Union, which uses red a lot. I feel like the easy. I don't know if Captain America is like, wow, he's got like he's got the the star, you know, red, white and blue on his shield. What's his ethos state for the political satirical political commentaries? Like, what is that? Like, you haven't done anything. I don't know. You haven't said anything. There's no satire here. There's no commentary either. Oh, it doesn't. It's not even. And he did give it a win. He noticed that. I noticed an object commentary. Those political lines come for the obvious. Easter eggs stay for the satirical political commentary. Okay. Come up and sign. Oh, it seems unwarr... No. What? Come up and sit for someone. Satirical. I got one. Satirical political commentaries like, oh, look, a picture of Karl Marx. They really want to share that ideology. They should have shared the antique. It's a bull instead. Ha, ha. Is that... Yeah, sorry. I'm still stopping this. Satirical political commentary? Wait, sorry. My mind is like, what did these guys do to this guy? What did they do to him? They ate the food that was sent for him. So they come up and sit for a glass window.  Well, and look what he says. I know it seems unwarranted, but you eat a man's dessert. You get defenestrated as in pulled through... Well, tossed through a window. Defenestrated as in you get pulled through a window by a super soldier and possibly die. Like if you land really badly on your neck. I know it seems unwarranted. It is unwarranted. Just is, yeah. This is the thing. He's... So he's commenting on the morality of this. Will he comment on the morality of what happens next? That's not a win. Yeah, because when we talk about come off that. So, you know, these two guys, they ate some food. That was pretty bad. These people, they did nothing and they got buried on the snow. What in the world? Desserts, you get defenestrated. In Soviet Russia, door opens you. That doesn't even make sense. That doesn't make sense. He opened the door. It doesn't exist. That doesn't kick his face in. Yeah, this doesn't make sense. That would work if he tried to ram the door and then just smacked into his face. It'd be funnier if the door opened and then he fell onto the ground.  Yeah, or there's an explosion on the other side and the door breaks off his hinges and slams right into him. And it's like the door opens you. That's closer, but he opens the door. You say in Soviet Russia, door opens you.  No, he opened the door. Because we literally saw it. In Soviet Russia, super soldier opens door.  It's just because it's Russia. That's it. It's just Russia. That didn't work. I don't think I'm doing this joke right. Oh my God. He actually... Why did you do it? We jumped it in against ourselves. I don't think we jumped the gun. We coveted it just like he did. We had the exact same commentary he did. I guess the thing is that he still kept it in. That's the problem. Why did you keep it in?  Because smaller, he has to make the sweet 15-minute mark. So that's why you put the joke in. This is the equivalent of us pointing something out that's bad in a movie, and then a character goes, wait, that doesn't make sense. And they carry on. It's like, so... Okay. Yeah, didn't make sense. I agree. Yeah, it just lab shaded his own video. I guess he really wanted to keep it in. I like that he really wanted it in there. Yeah, it's like, I know it doesn't make sense, but I want it. I want it in my video. The cynical part of me is just like, he put it in even though he wrote it down, he knew the joke didn't make sense. Is that the joke? Do you think he's like, it's funny that it doesn't make sense? People will laugh at that. Oh, that's also, that's also a plus. The people who would laugh at that joke, I don't want in my audience. I just sit here confused and then like, oh, he realized it didn't make sense too. Okay. Nice. I'm doing this joke right.  Engagement. You haven't done any joke right. None of them are funny. Encouragement. Encouragement gets a counter, really? So the problem is they don't tell him where to go. They just let him stand around for ages. It's not really encouraging, is it? He's really trying to copy CinemaSins, and as, you know, bad or good, you want to criticize CinemaSins for, is doing a much worse job than CinemaSins. It's like, at least when CinemaSins has those one line commentary, sometimes there's a bit of an articumor, where this one, it's just, it's all missing. Yeah. It's all over the space. Now that's a superhero landing.  Well, there you go. Now you got more sampling for the fake laugh contest. Wow, no way. That was already, I've been doing fake laughs. Yeah, you've already done that. All I'm trying to do is repeat his laugh. His fake laughs have all been different, by the way. He's trying to sound real. Like, they're so obviously fake, yet he's put it in, because I think he thinks it's convincing. I was just...  He's just trying to create a laugh. It's like Tommy Wiseau's laugh in the room, right? He does that, doesn't he? I am laughing.  Yeah, that's top notch. What a funny story cinema wins. Now that's a superhero landing. More encouragement. Oh, my... Oh, man. Did she kill me? Is she laughing? What is this? He's laughing. Oh, my God. Why is... How is Florence Pugh's delivery so perfect every time? Keep laughing, buddy. We're about to get a massacre. Keep laughing. Is this a parody? Like, oh, isn't she wonderful? Yeah, it does seem... Darn, darn, amazing. He's Aunt Self-assuredness. Aunt Self-assuredness. Perfect every time. All right, here comes your challenge as a critic. Can you do it? Can you acknowledge what happens here? Don't high-top me and tell me it's about my bad faith interpretation, okay? Priorities. All right. Oh, Kite, look, he's about to show it. Let's see. Can he do it? You know what? With that commentary, he's getting a little bit closer because it's almost like he's saying... She's prioritizing how cool it would be to die that way versus the gravity of the situation. Could be that we're getting somewhere. There's some soul here, maybe. Yeah, he almost was saying it in an ironic way, saying your priorities are messed up, to try to figure out the incongruity of it.  Yeah. Hmm, we'll have to find out. We'll see. Wait, what magical blue energy thing were they hiding in there? Wow. Is that a cinemasins or...? I don't even know. No, that was a wind. That was a wind. That was a wind. The wind blue light is a wind. What? Okay, I saw a weird blue light and I clapped.  Is a weird blue light? Wind. What's that blue there? Wind. I guess that's a wind. Oh my god. Dude, why is that a... Help me. Why is that a wind? Because he noticed it, Moller. It's a cinema thing. I... It's not fair. So, yeah. If there's one thing it's good at, it's hanging onto aircraft as it ascends. Okay, so what we aren't talking about right now. Well, yeah, we might have skipped it. We'll have to see. Did you do a time of the month? I don't get my period. I don't have a uterus. Moreover, if that's what happens when the red room... I think we have skipped it. Yeah, you're probably right. That's it. Okay. Yeah, that's exactly... But here's your second test. What are you gonna say about this? All right, let's see. It gives you an involuntary hysterectomy. They just get right in there and they drop them all away. I'm just gonna pause for the sake of us. Honestly, a frank conversation about hysterectomies and hymns. A frank conversation. Why are you laughing again? Frank's conversation. I ran ahead. The frank about... In the MCU signed me up. A frank conversation about hysterectomies in the MCU. Wow. This... That's so creepy. It's like... What in the world?  Hysterectomies and uterus and...  What? Yeah, this is like... That sounds so creepy. That's the yogurt in it.  I can't even make a joke about it.  What is this? You want conversations about hysterectomies in the MCU? Why? But also the... It's signed me up. It's also gonna be leveled. Like why? It's... This is apparently a frank conversation. This conversation. No, it's a joking... It's not a frank conversation. It's a joke. And it's not even a funny joke. And she should be really distraught about that. Like she makes a... It's downright tasteless. Yeah. I agree. Especially with how they've handled it previously. Fuckin... It's funny. Yeah.  She would have liked children, you know? It's something that she regrets. He feels abused and violated from what happened to her. And it's a joke now. But the thing is, there were so many things he could have said. And this is what he said. Yeah. I was not prepared for this. Sign me up. Okay. See you. You know what I love? Fuckin' hysterectomies. The conversation, man. The conversation. Especially the contract. The hysterectomy. I asked it against the last time Nat talked about it. All hush-hush. In the red room. Why do you... What do you mean, all hush-hush? Like they were trying... No, they're just dramatic. Yeah. It's like they're almost treating it with a sense of reverence and respect for how distraught and horrifying it was. It's not a joke. She says they sterilize you and she starts to tear up because we know what that means. Yeah. You don't need it to say they get right in there and they chop away all of it and then they pull it all out. Okay. Thanks for that. Trained. They sterilize you. It's honest. Sorry, you shouldn't be comparing to an actual storyteller story, but they're... This is not at all... Um... Yeah. This performance is honest and raw. I'm reading ahead, but why is it being comical? Like the thing... Oh, so he's complimenting the one in Black Widow. Yeah, he's by comparison to this. Like the... Yeah, okay, let us let this play for... I was about to say. So the Black Widow... The way that he handles it in Age of Ultron, Whedon, is really well done. This guy's saying that Black Widow has done better and this is his reason why. It's honest and raw and isn't scared of using the correct medical names, even while still being pretty tang comical, in a macabre kind. It's pretty tang comical.  I can't believe that we've not only complimented all this time the roar is... what they're doing here, but he's also denigrated the prior seed at Age of Ultron as being too hush-hush. Yeah. Masterful. Yeah, and even like being inferior to this scene. That's amazing. Yeah, it's... I can't even make fun of that, just... What are we doing? Because like... The goal in both scenes is to get the information to the audience and then get the information of the event to the audience and how the characters feel about it. Nice and subtle. Like I say subtle in terms of how we got the information in Age of Ultron, and very clear how Natasha feels about it.  Like it's all chopped out and pulled out lol. You're like, okay, you're thinking about how I should even feel about that, but then you've also got these two are like making jokes about it. So wait, do they... What do they think about... Florence Pugh has been able to deal with this as an adult, that like the ability to create life has been stolen from her, right? And this is this only recently, she should be able to really acknowledge that and deal with it. And she's already making jokes. It's like, damn. Like lol. I don't believe that. I'm sorry. Neither do I. I don't believe that. Yeah. Because it's bullshit, and the way you'd expect it to be dealt with is how it's dealt with. To show that, but... Well, some people use dark humorous coping mechanisms for traumatic events, but that's not what's coming across here. This is the guy that made it happen. There's no way she'll be joking about it with him. She would rip him to shreds over it. No with him. No with him. Yeah. Especially... I think Chad had the right word dismissive. It's like, you made this very important traumatic event, like a joke. It comes across like that. It's not like even a dark humor, like you're coping with the event. I get what you're also saying, Chad. But it doesn't come... Yeah, it doesn't come across like that, yeah. Yeah, there is no... I agree that you could make a context where you could make a joke about it. Well, the reason being, Chad, you cut out... Yeah, because they don't show any part of her actually showing true sorry and regret of it actually happening. It's only just a joke that she's throwing away. We never talk about it again. We never talk about it again. Yeah. This is her common tree and what happened to her. This is the extent of her common tree. And this is the man that encouraged them all to go into the program. And he doesn't even know this happened. There's so much here that could have been used for good storytelling. Instead, it's a quick joke and it's bizarre. Yeah. Yeah, it's a skit the way they use their hands also. Yeah. And he's rewarding it for being honest and raw. Yeah. And pretty dang comical in macabre sort of way.  That's the thing. It would have been cool to actually have a scene where they address to him that they feel he is as much responsible for most people, but if not a bit more so, what happened in their lives? Instead, they just annoyed at him throughout the film until the end where they like hold his hand or whatever and they're like, no. You're like, okay. Nah, but there's our tough guy stand in. So scared of the ovaries. So scared of the ovaries. Is that what he said? What are you doing? The tough guy stand in. And we're scared of them a win. And that's a win. No, no, no. First off, that doesn't work because she doesn't have ovaries. Second off, it's not the ovaries that we're afraid of here. It's just the graphic description of an evasive procedure she shouldn't be making in character anyway. Yeah. What are you doing? I don't understand. Like I said, I got nothing for this. There's a tough guy stand in so scared of the ovaries. What are you talking about? And if he was a tough guy, wouldn't he be not scared of the ovaries? Because he was. Well, to be honest with you, Shad, I'm not sure I believe he knew nothing about this procedure anyway. I'm not sure that the position he had. How could he not know this? It feels weird that he wouldn't have known, especially with Milena. She said she went through the Black Widow program four times before she got Natasha. And he was married to her for three years. She never told him that she was sterilized? I doubt it. Yeah. Tough guy stand in so scared of the ovaries.  Damn. What? Flirting with a memory? Memory.  Why? What do you mean flirting with a memory? I'm asleep. I hang on. I'm out. I don't remember the context. Why does Natalia say you? Because well, so when he says you can't kill a fox that swift, they're interpreting that as sexual. And that's why they're like, you don't talk about it like that. Also, because this is the thing, right?  Yeah, craftiness. That's just really. But Natasha says, ew. And it's like, oh, I guess. So apparently it's something sexual. And so he's very bizarre. And then the commentary from Cinema Winds is, haha, flirting with a memory. Memory flirting. Is that a thing? There's probably a name. Why? How does that work? How does that work?  And that's worth a win. Why wouldn't you just say it's a compliment to them rather than you're flirting with memories? It's a very. Yeah, it's a very weird term. Around about saying something that isn't that complicated at all. He's literally like, they couldn't have killed her because she's too ex. It's like, wow, look at you, memory flirting. What? Isn't it not just wow, look at you were calling information? I just don't understand a lot of this commentary. I don't think we have enough fuel first and beat this Berg. No, we're good. We're like, they didn't make it. And that's a win. Why is that a win? They failed. Why is that a win? Why did they trust that he knew when he didn't even look at the fuel gauge? Why did they not bring fuel up to fuel?  Is the way that he could try and say, yeah, it's like he might be trying to compliment that. Hey, there was a joke there and in the juxtaposition of we weren't making and they crash and but he doesn't say that. He's just like, oh, they crash. Oh, I noticed the thing. Cinema things. It's like saying, oh, there's a tree there. Win. Win. Oh, they're talking. Compliments? It's a cinema thing. He did a chance. He just read a thing. Talking. He really is desperate. He's even, it's in the script. Compliments? That's a, that's a win. I don't know. Compliments, question mark. Even he is in short. He doesn't know if this is a win by his own standard. Yeah, he put it there, right? There was a question mark in golf. A scene is happening. It's a win. Avengers super jet.  What? Oh, it's what?  Because he said, why didn't you get an Avengers super jet? And he's like, oh, so he must be a fan of the Avengers, even though he says he isn't. That's a win. Hmm. Okay. Super, super thin to say that. And this is the end of part one, but if I want to see part two right now. Oh yeah, we really got to make this two part 15 minutes. Yeah, that was really tough to make. I want to read your watching right now. Okay.  Man, two minutes of nebula.  I'm out. Oh my God. Okay. I was speaking of God. It's 8 a.m. and I didn't sleep. Very well, weekend morning. I got a split and go to mass. So that's okay. You sleep. That is unfortunate. Yeah, I was going to say you could have helped us here, but you know, you're banning us. That's fine. You know, we'll deal with it. Yeah. No, you got my laughter. So if you just call chat. No, we didn't. I'm not convinced you are. Liar. Weekend warrior. Okay. But I really do got a split. Oh, I kind of heard a lot of it. Do you want to tell people where you're at and what you're doing and why they should come subscribe? Hey guys, I'm the weekend warrior and I make fun of bad media, specifically movies and video games. So I'm not going to say what my next one is because that's the secret. And oh, thanks, smaller. Thanks. Thanks, Chad. Rags. Smaller free free and the wall of news. So I'll see you guys. Thank you. Here. See you. Morning. Good night. Good afternoon. Mm hmm. Take care. Well, bye guys. Thanks for having me. Yeah. Bye bye. Doodles. Links in description. So we started at 4am to me and I actually stayed up all night. So I haven't slept and now it's like 10am. Let's say, yeah, I'm not sure how much longer I can manage. Well, just whenever you want to jump out, it's no problem. Well, I'm conscious at the moment. Are you guys ready for part two or what? Man, I mean, I could do it if y'all want to do it. I am on board. I don't think I'm up to it, honestly, guys.  Like you can just drop out whenever. Yeah, I think I'm about to crash. And I have to admit, getting through that cinema wins, that was actually rough because there was a lot of oof in that one. Agreed. That was a rough one. And so just thinking about a whole other part two, I'm not, I don't think I can manage it, unfortunately. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak, unfortunately. Well, yeah, if you want to jump out now. Yeah, I think I have to bow out now. Unfortunately, guys, being a pleasure as always, though. Yes, thanks for joining us and pop a link in chat and in the description. I figure they know you pretty well at this point. What have you got coming? What have you got coming? What's to be excited about? Well, well, published a video just today or last night, depending where you live, on the rule of call and the problems of it and how to do it right. And there's a bit of some behind the scenes for the short film as well, because I filmed it on set in person. And honestly, it's one of those videos I'm really proud of. It's one of the best I think I've ever made. Addresses the subjects quite extensively and covers all the areas. And it's one of those ones where I watched it at the end.  And so, yeah, I'm pretty happy with it. Well, exciting stuff. All the best. Shadavisti, we'll see you the next time we see you. All right, thanks, guys. I'll catch you around. See you, dude. Yeah, bye. Well, since it's us three, I'm sure we can get through part two real quick, right? Sure. I just hope it's not more of just like he just says something and we're either confused as to why he said it or it doesn't. It's going to mostly be confusion. I think that's the format. It's so annoying that like the format is exactly the same, but it doesn't get criticized because it's positive. Yeah, I completely agree with you. As insubstantial. It's kind of the proof that it's not actually about what you say. It's just whether or not you're positive or negative.  Yeah, it's not it's not much. It's not it's not really any different. The only difference is you like it more because it's positive. Alrighty, well, let's let's I mean, he's yeah, it's coming up to act three. It's going to be real hard to find positive. Don't do it again. There it is. Can you see how this video is clearly hacked in half as well? It's not absolutely not built in two parts. He just chopped it. There's no reason to do this though. You can just have it be one. There's no the reason why things used to be in parts was because it was like a 10 limit, 10 minute limit on videos. That hasn't been around for like a decade at this point. Yeah, but I can think of a reason why you do it. Well, of course, double the double that.   That's something I've been invested in as an idea. How long do you think it would take you completely honest now to take part one?  But you mainly pretty much keep everything the same, except it's your voice, obviously. Oh, I can pump it out in a day. I'm literally gunning for like how many hours do you think it takes? I'm guessing you'd have to type down his script. Then I feel like it would take a couple of days. Max, though, also I'm not sure because it's 15 minutes, right? And then a lot of it is true. It's just footage. This thing, the visuals, the most time consuming thing is when counter and the subtitles, right? Probably have a preset for that. And so you could put them in and just clip the time. Or you just go in at the end. You just read out the script and you go back and subtitle it and adjust the timing. But visuals for the actual movie are really easy because it's just from the movie. The copy down the script takes, let's call it 20 minutes because 50 minute video, just give you that extra bit. Oh, I think you could do it faster. I guess that depends on typing speed. Recording it, let's say an hour, just to make sure you get everything the way you want it to be. Hopefully? Yeah, yeah, you record it. Oh, half it. Well, I mean, it's going to be different for everybody.  That should take what? Just over however long it was recorded for or something like that. Chopping up the audio? Yeah, to put it in place. Oh, I do that as I go. So that wouldn't be it. I don't think that wouldn't really be extra time for me because I just record in little chunks anyway, little bits. That's how I'm doing it now. Yeah, record a couple sentences, enjoy it, just cut it and then start a new one, couple minutes or a couple sentences, cut it. And this isn't exactly a complex script. You're not really trying to package your ideas in any kind of enlightening or insightful way. This is very, very vulgar, you know? Also, you get all them in place, then you get the visuals. That's going to be the longest part, more than likely. And 15 minutes of visuals, mainly from Black Widow. That could take. Has there been stuff from out of Black Widow? There's been a couple, very few references outside of Black Widow. You had the Winter Soldier clip. I think there's been a few others, but nothing too strenuous. Jay said, I used to make these videos three times a week. Yeah, dude, like I'm saying, this is a day. That's what I'm saying. I didn't want to say it without trying to get the piece by piece because it sounds like a little bit arrogant or whatever. I was just like, no, I think you could do this in under a day. I'm pretty sure that's possible. Absolutely, it's possible. I mean, if this is what you do, if this is going to be, especially if we're talking about you sit down and you treat it like job job and you have eight hours shift, you could knock this out in an eight hour shift if you just worked. It's quicker to record the synths one by one instead of recording all audio at once than then cut it up. For this, I would record it all at once because it's not complex and it's not structured in any way that would require you to redo it. And you don't really have to have your visuals match the audio in any really accurate way. If you're going to do record, because I think Jay records straight into Vegas, do you do that as well, ranks? Yeah. Yeah. So I guess Jay is saying like you'd hit record to say like there's no lap dance in this scene. Stop record, find the clip, put it in, and then hit record two seconds. I don't know how that would be faster. I don't think that's faster. I think it's way quicker to do it all at once than chop it up when you're in the end of the day. If you even need, yeah, if you even need to and especially if you go through knowing you're going to chop it up, just leave yourself a little gap for the ding. Oh, yeah. But you can just do that while you're cutting in the timeline as soon as you finish speaking, ding, line it up with the audio. You could.   But I would still, I think. Yeah, we definitely don't do it the same way. I'm much more of an audio file at the point where I hate it when any clicks or sounds that shouldn't be there or there. I like having multiple takes. I like them being done in audacity and then noise removal and then imported into Vegas. I take a lot of steps to make it so that the audio is going to be top of the tiers, top of the pops. And I do, I guess it might be slow of me because I do more dud takes than you guys. I do a lot of dud takes that I end up cutting out. But I'm still, I think that would be a fun challenge for me to do someday, just to do a stream that is as long as it takes if not capping out my ability to not go to sleep, to see if I could recreate this video in a day. It would just be fun to do as a challenge because I'm curious about the workload that goes into them. So many people. Your ledgers must be dripping. Just gushing red. I couldn't be...   Priorities. Stop doing that. Again, all of his fake laughs, you collect them. They've all been different because he doesn't know how to come across as he has a laugh. And also, yeah, priorities. It's like, yeah, I guess so.  All right. Alexi is corny enough that it could be a joke, but between him and Yelena, it seems like he sincerely thinks of them all as family. Is he treated corny or is he corny? I'm not even sure what to make of that. Yeah, like the film doesn't treat him seriously, but does the film, like in-universe, that that's why there's that weird, seeming disconnect? I'm not even convinced he cares about his family that much. I don't know.  It's very bizarre. Freed up. Have everyone back together and it's pretty dang wholesome. There's nothing wholesome about it. It doesn't make sense. And I'm telling you, man, if you... Why are you super wholesome when the pig is choking to death? Well, when he's not acknowledging the horrors his family have gone through, because that would be awkward. Wholesome as in there are holes in how he behaves. Ah, you can see that face mask tech they use later. Oh, yeah. Hey, man, why didn't you ding it for all the guns here? And they even use guns later on? Probably not. I think they use a grenade launcher and that's basically it. Ding it for that. That's a great thing. I know it's played for laughs, but big props to David Harbour for bringing a smokin' badass dad bod to the I Eat One Avocado a day and have 17 personal drinks. There's nothing badass about that dad bod. I don't know. Is he complimenting him because he's out of shape to match the character, I guess? What, like, commitment to the role? If that's what they... David Harbour actually do anything to match the Alexi role? Was it just him? I don't know. Sure. Marvel movies. And owning it like a boss. Gotta respect it. I mean, also, David Harbour's workout routine. Yeah, just as... I have no idea. If David Harbour did something physically for the movie, then sure. I don't know if he did. Beautiful and the supplest that they staged our marriage. Now we're flirting, but... I have a lot of energy. Man, he's literally just gone to the point where he just says what happens and then he dings it. There's nothing actually, like, here. He's on to that. Here's what's gonna happen. I don't want any food. Eat the little something you like. Hey! You're gonna toss the location in the red room. They're all either food. They're former or current assassin spies who pretended to be a family for years and in many ways hate each other, but this is still less awkward than most families Thanksgiving. No. Yeah. And is this a plus that it's less awkward than most thanksgivings? I don't know what thanksgivings, where they deal with, like, the stuff that we're dealing with in this scene. I don't... If it was more awkward, he'd say, somehow they made it more awkward than an actual family to ding. It's a ding, either way, you see. Givings. Yeah, everyone does. This is the scene people reference. She does a good job. Unfortunate that this is the only time we get to explore this part of her character. The best part of my life was fake.  As adults, three years need... What do you mean we often forget that? Who forgets that? I... I... I just forget that.   It's like, yeah, of course this is going to be the preferable memories. It's all she has. Just, like, somewhat normal. Yeah. I... This wasn't surprising at all. In fact, this is... We were waiting for this sort of shit in the movie and we got barely any of it. Enough time to call your job a career. Some people still have boxes to unpack after living in a house for three years, but to a six-year-old, three years is literally half their life. Imagine if someone told you at 24 that they'll like... Wait, what? He's saying this like... He told that to somebody. Yeah, like, if you said it to someone, they go, oh, yeah! I've never thought about that. Okie dokie. The last 12 years of your life were fake. So, of course, Yelena is the most impacted. And like I said... Oh, yeah. Why is that a plus? That's just... A plus. So, I guess he's just trying to give reason for why she's so upset. This is like... Yeah, but we know why she's upset. This is all... This is her character. This is everything. Yeah. This is... Yeah. Inning, look at this life! This is real, especially when all that came after was the smell of teen spirit. You were selected by a genetic potential in infants. So... Les enfants, tell you? I knew all the presents under the tree were just empty boxes, but I didn't care. I wanted to open every single one. But even for Nat, three years is almost a third of her ten... Oh my god. Yes, it mattered to her as well. Ten-year-old's life, and that's not even taken into consideration that most people don't make long-term memories for the first two years. Yeah. You're just born in a cage, but that's not your fault. Yeah, it is. She stayed in that cage, motherfucker. She had to be told to exit the cage by someone else, and then rewarded for doing so. Sound that says so much about how she's astonished with who Nat has become. What do you mean? She didn't even know her.  That's it.   It's like, she never cared. Yeah. What is going on? I'm sorry, actions speak a little louder than words. She's been out of her life for what? Decades? I don't understand the land. She said the line, and there was some acting. Sure. Tell me. Did you keep your heart? He only makes us stronger.  Oh my god. Oh my god.  Whoa. Hey, we're not supposed to be talking about the flaws. I've heard of her over a decade, but I get that she's got a credit, Melina, since she did technically make it clear what she wanted Nat to do. Never let her take your heart. I don't even know what she was supposed to make of that at that age. Never let them take your heart. You do remember what she did to defect, right? Seems like your heart might have prevented you from blowing up a child, but I don't know. I'm sorry, I learned at the Red Room, and I'll be here any minute. Typical Iron Maiden, Iron Maidening. I made reference to her role in the comics that is not mentioned at all in the movie, but it's fine. Please stop talking. Please wait. Please wait. Please. There is a reason why I'm telling you this. Okay, trust me. Gonna pause for a copy, right? Can't imagine what his commentary on this will be. He got toilet on my hands. Oh my god. Your end is- No, he's not leaving. It's funny. I don't know, man. Like, it was a huge shame. It was the one chance they gave him to do something significant and meaningful, and he's like, lull pass. 35 degrees Celsius. I love how absolutely dead pans sincere. Alexi is at wanting to tell this story, and then his big conclusion is Fathers. He's just a simple, sweet guy. What can you even say about this? I have nothing really. It's like, okay, I guess. You know, it's- All this. All right. Although, at the same time, I don't know, Alexi. Gaslighting Danny seems like a bad idea. Just ask Christian about the pair. The only thing you care- I'm assuming that's old references to other media. Yeah, I don't know. Is it just like, I know of a thing that happened in another thing? We've had a lot of them, so yeah.  When you look at the list of Russian men who've been the Crimson Dynamo, you understand why she got confused. When I read about who- What does that mean in this year? What is- What are the Crimson Dynamo? It's completely useless. It would only be confusing if she had read the Wikipedia article for Marvel stuff. For the bride, something touch me deep inside. Yeah, and then he prays this. As should be praised, I guess.  The writers didn't come up with it. I guess it's just- This praise feels really hot. Wow, we're doing the joke again. Okay. It just feels like we're sort of devaluing the things that actually work. It doesn't make sense again, too. Well, maybe that's his joke this time, too. Oh, great. It doesn't make sense, either. Why is you? I'm still not sure I'm making Yakov proud here. Maybe it's just- Wow, he didn't even compliment it. Wow, that's amazing. That's like the- Never mind. It's possibly the best thing in the movie, and he didn't compliment it. Yeah. All right. Wow, I'm actually really surprised. That's like a huge missed opportunity, but okay. Spotlight. The way he takes those darts like a champ, but that is a beautiful beard. So if a beautiful beard isn't in, like there is no wind for that whole scene. There's no wind for him appealing to something that you later valued as a child that he remembered, but his beard, though. What are we doing? You're so bad at this. How did you miss that? I'm sorry. Because Nat really doesn't like hurting her sister anymore. What's going on? Do you get it? She's sorry because it's actually Nat using it, and Nat doesn't like hurting Elena. So she said, I'm sorry, because she doesn't like hurting her. That's a win. That's a cinema win right there. Okay. Ed. Is that doing anything for anyone? No, you're not funny. I don't, I don't get it. What is that? Just saying red room in a funny voice three times. I'm assuming it's a reference. Yeah, he's matching the shining there as well. Okay. But what is why would that come Red room backwards is a murder. It's what happens in the shining. That's like in blood on a wall, I think. Right. Mordor. Am I right? Seems like Molina slash Nat is breathing nervously here, which works both since it's really Nat, and that Molina could be just nervous to be around Draco. She's breathing nervously. You know what? Both characters could theoretically be nervous here. So it works. It's like, it's great. Nailed it. But when it's definitely clear to him that she just reconnected with her family. Plus, Strakoff has a- Oh, sorry.  Red room, not red room. Red room is made of backwards.  Mordor? Well, that was his joke. I should have clicked on that. Yeah. That's why it's not connecting for me. Like, that's what I'm talking about. Turn off the, all right. Personal. This is a much less cool way to die. Again, priorities. It's not. What's going on? I seriously- Again, priorities. Again, no lap dance. Yeah. That's almost another challenge I want to do now. Like, could I make a video like this in earnest and how long would it be every compliment you can think to mine out of this film? And I still think we could make a way better video than this. It would probably be five minutes, but that's still, you know, man. To have a split. It was actually Ethan Hunt. Very down for that crossover. Anyone has a split second where you thought it was going to be- It's a win that I erroneously thought that Tom Cruise would be under the mask. Or is it a win that he's simply referenced that there are other movies franchises that use a mask thing? The movie wins because masks exist in other- Okay. Yep. That's an interesting observation. What? That's an appropriate reaction. I'm having to- What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? What? Reaction. He said what in response to something surprising? That's appropriate? That's a win, but it's not a win. After says what? More than 11. There's one in the world. For Christ's sake, what could you learn from this? Like- I don't even know which one is the stupidest of all the wins, but that one's up there. I should- there's something I need you to know. I gave my life for a cause. I thought I- He's gonna give a win for this. All right. What's being brave? You don't have earpiece. David Harbour is nailing it. I fully support giving him another shot at Hellboy. No. No, no, no, no, no. We'll not do that.  Also, I guess this is a compliment to his acting, specifically. Which is fine, as in like I'm fine with that. What? Whatever. Bring it, Boikey, but actually don't. I'm not exhausted. Say hello. If you're paying attention to the gas list, you probably figure this out by now. But if you didn't, you're all, what?   Yeah. Cause again, I saw clearly the body of a man in the air. Well, look how much smaller his body is right now. Yeah. It looks like it looks very awkward how tiny she is inside of that outfit and the shoulder pads again to make her look like she isn't super slim.  She's got a long neck. But uh, yeah, this isn't, I'd get the comparison up, but obviously I can't. But Taskmaster's outfit is different from this in like a couple seconds later. It's a safe deal.   That's the big, big question. Oh yeah, he might be that dumb. He might be treating bad guy power. Kind of creepy too. Any power that involves smelling pharomones? That is silly. Anything that involves smelling pharomones feels creepy. Any power that involves, okay. And that's a win? I guess. Yeah, it's an intriguing bad guy power.  Like when Cyclops is around, exactly what part of Scott is he smelling? Is it the lasers? It's the lasers. Nina. What? That, I don't know. I guess we'll just move on. This is the last time that we... Damn. This poor guy can't have any sentimental moments. And that's funny and good. That's hilarious.  We sure do love cinema here. The character were able to express themselves.  Thank God. Winping. Bean was about to get a shot at Camille. Those names are too obscure for that movie, aren't they? Well, here's a hint. That version of David Harbour hates communism and Olga Kurilenko is trying to avenge her father. Another movie reference. Good job. Oh, this is such an obvious great moment in the movie. This just top tier. It was in the... I'm pretty sure like this is like in everyone's videos that praise this movie. They can't resist. They're just like, oh, it's so good. Might as well get used to it, Yelena. I don't think Nat's going to be doing it anytime soon. Not unless she wins the lawsuit, I guess. Damn it, you're weak. All right. I mean, that's a better way to take that than simply complimenting. Yeah. You know what? I'm surprised. That's probably my favorite cinema win in this whole thing.  You should try laughing real creepy like. That works for people pretending to be other people sometimes. You should laugh real creepy. It works. I'm trying. I am also trying to deconstruct this comment. Chat helps out. I'm lost. You should try laughing real creepy like. That works for people. You should try laughing real creepy like. That works for people pretending to be other people sometimes. Maybe that's a reference to something. It's got to be. But those people in chat have no idea. But why is it a win? Well, because it's a reference. If we get the reference, that's the win. But like, what is the reference? Well, it's a win or a favor of the film, though. That's that's what the film. So the film has someone pretending to be. Let's say that it was a reference to something. So it would be that this film has. I almost feel bad calling this a film. This movie has a person pretending to be someone else. And another film has someone pretending to be someone else. And then they laugh. Someone said the Joker. Is it is it Joker? Was the Joker pretending? I guess he was. I mean, because the Joker is an alien. The idea when he was being beaten up in the cell and laughing maniacally. But he wasn't pretending to be anybody except for the Joker, which is what he is. So let's see how that could be it. I I'm just going to keep going. I don't know. I genuinely do not know. I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm all confused. Yo, that's a win. OK. And is that Bucky's move? Oh, man. Wow. So good that it's that easy. It's that easy. Thank you for your cooperation. Got me just like she got Loki that one time. No, no, God, it was so obvious. When I first watched this film, it was it was like frustrating when she said like, you're really desperate to impress me. It's like she wants you to tell her the plan. What that's it is nothing. There's nothing else to interpret. But with the Loki scene, don't even go near it. It's not fair. I like how he didn't put footage up for that. She doesn't have adventures. Oh, I see.  What's he going to say? You're everybody. Let's get ready to do it. I'm so ready. My anus is trembling with excitement. Oh, God. I should myself. What are you going to do? Even more commitment. All the commitment is so rough. Wow, he praised it. So that's a prize. That's insane. She has commitment. You know what? Maybe that has no commitment. That's the maybe that's the best thing you could say about it. She was committed. That's like the most like the most common trait generally of a protagonist is determination. So I was like, wow, they're really determined and like, yeah, I think so. She was really determined to break her nose. Yeah, she went for it. Yeah. And that's worthy of reward. Only now. Oh, the world has too much of girls. All I can say. Yuck. All I can say is yikes. I don't know. I get maybe it's his thing. He's like, I'm going to stop the yike train.  But why would you do that? I don't know. It's it's it's like, oh, I got to show everyone that I really don't like misogyny. It was funny to me. You know, I'm trying to figure out the yike part. But yeah, that's who I never heard. Yeah, with that, without the yes, I've never heard anyone say it like that. So this is always funny to me because it really does separate out like a bias, I think. When you're so obsessed with the ideas, like, you know what?  It just is the second you're given that like key signature, you'll immediately be like, what a bad villain. Oh, I hate him. Oof, bad guy. It's like, did you listen to what he said?   Like, what do you even, what? Like, I got to kill the girls too many of them.  What? No, it's just a light up with him. He surrounds himself with women. But apparently he hates them. Like, okay. But hey, it's like Harvey Weinstein. That's good enough. Takes advantage of the women's. He's untouchable. You. Unlike Harvey Weinstein at this point. Unlike Harvey Weinstein. Could say.  And then Nats frees herself by breaking her nose and disfiguring herself. You get where I'm going with this? Making herself unattractive is how you escape the sexual clutches of Harvey Weinstein. Is that what you're saying? It's by no means a perfect one to one. But I can't be the only one who's majoring. Yeah.  That's his incredible insight. That is a strange conclusion to come. It's also really not good. That's a conclusion.  You're like, what? I mean, they're just going to do you from behind. It's not going to help.  Why would that be a moral that would be good? Well, it's funny you say that. I think we talked about it. But like this movie's thematic bedrock would have been way better if you could, through strength of will, defeat the mind control. Yeah, that feels like the way to go. That's the obvious. Give them some autonomy. Yeah. Instead, it has to be the gas that saves you. It's like the rise of Skywalker thing. You can only escape if the force helps you.  And the force only wants to help a couple of y'all, I guess.   Love the next movie is so I can boycott the danger plan. I completely demolish one of the engines and we are going into a controlled crack. Cool. Headedness ins- Yeah. I mean, you know, she pretty much guaranteed the death slash danger of all the people on her team, but it gets worth it. Soviet Russia taskmasters you. Soviet Russia taskmasters you nailed it. But I don't get it. I think the joke is that it doesn't work still. It still doesn't work. She's just a straight up maneuver thief. Yeah. Yeah, that's they got you. That's it. Yeah, and they have that's how hard they had to work. That's the thing. That's how hard they had to work. To get you to go, wow. It's a huge shame that, like, just see right through it. No, no, no. If you go in wanting to be fooled, then you're going to be fooled. I don't even. Yeah, I know it's her thing, but that's flair. It ain't tactical. Although maybe that's the original maneuver. Wait, sorry, did you just describe that as non-tactical? The kicking your shield to get it up to your arms straight away. If it's possible to do that flair, it ain't tactical. If it's possible to do that, then I think it's tactical. We're going to do that. Then we could be tactical. The issue is you never have to make sense because it doesn't. Yeah, how does it stick to your arm? If we agree to ignore that part, this is totally tactical. It's way faster than bending down to pick it up. Yeah, theoretically, you could grab it faster.  You don't have to lower yourself. But yeah, there could be some reasons for this to be a thing. Although maybe that's the original maneuver, Thief. Would make sense that you learned it from her. No, it's just a black widow thing. They all get the training. I don't know why it would have been her mother's specific move. That's what kind of, well, I guess there's no way to know that for sure. Does Yelena use it at any point? Then again, she could have learned it from the mum. Is that what the visual is? The mum using it? Wait, why would it hear? Why would Nat have used it as a result of learning it from her mum when she had no connection with her mum? She got trained off to it. Yeah, so that doesn't work. She had to have learned it as a part of the black widow program, which means it's just a normal move where they jump onto your head, flip you around and toss you away. But now Nat proves why she's not just a widow. She's an Avenger.  Yeah, like, look at all those people in the background there that aren't attacking her.  They all have ranged paralytics. You just go, you're done.  She should not. She's only hold her own. Exactly, it's the plot. The plot keeps her alive. She should not be able to do this. It is beyond her capabilities. Yep, but that doesn't make any sense. That's a cinema-widen rags. I think you'll find. Oh, brutal. Team work. That doesn't make sense.  Are you a super soldier? Fuck, statistically, you might be in this universe now. Yeah, there's a lot of them. I don't know if that's from running around these days. Just who knew? Wow, he's skipped over a lot again. She didn't even say one because Nat would expect the fake out on one, so she just did it on zero. It's an escalation of the normal, I'm over explaining. She said she'll pull it on three and then she just pulled it. That's a cinema-win. You get it, right? I'm at the hand root. I mean, I wouldn't mind an apology. Okay, it's like difficult to call in on some of this.  It's really, it's just... Anybody could be this guy? That's the thing. Anybody could be cinema-wins. Oh, so you acknowledge that this is important. It doesn't matter because she's the best at everything. I do love that. That is so interesting. Hey, look, she fell and you remember that she shouldn't be able to do this, but she's the best, so it's okay. Not only is it okay, it's actually a good thing. She's the best. He's giving up. He could just do it all. That's all this is. He's just giving up.  I have to find things. What can I find? What are we doing? We gave up. I'll just say, I'll just say she's awesome when... Look, it doesn't make any sense, but she's real cool. She's the best at everything. This is just like a contingency they had training for. All right, so when the red room starts crashing, you're all going to jump out and just start shooting. Oh, okay.  You could have just said that. It's really dumb. Booting at everything. Many of you will be hit with debris, but just don't stop shooting.  Oh, wow. A tactical use of that move, by the way. I'm starting to wonder if Alexi really did meet Cap at some point because he threw his shields. Why would that be the reason why? Because you threw it. You couldn't have just been a good first mate. I don't know why you need to meet Cap rather than just watching. What is the difference? I don't see how meeting him would help you throw it better. I feel like throwing a shield will help you throw it better, not meeting him. Again, we knew that he'd be desperate in Act 3, guys, but this is... This is desperation. If ever desperation was a thing, then this it be. On skills, I'm starting to wonder if he cap at some point. Okay, maybe he has a little ways to go still. His glasses. His glasses. That's a win. Ha-ha, his glasses. Yeah. He split us into two videos. There's nothing in here. Two. And if you cared about your job and your work and you wanted it to be really good, then I'm sure you could go through this with a fine tooth comb and find some details and stuff and little nifty little things about a movie because it's a collaborative effort and I mean, surely the writers weren't in charge of everything, so something cool might be in the film. Elena Dreykov, this time. Saving any possibility of more red being added to Nat's ledger. Why would it be red to her ledger to kill Dreykov? Is it just blood's blood? And that's that? It's as simple as you... Black Red kills a lot of people. I guess we're ignoring the prison, of course, but not to mention all the deaths from this whole thing collapsing, but why, like they're getting rid of Dreykov to stop him from continuing the red room. Taking over the world, yeah. Like what, that's red in the ledger? That's you owe for that? Like that's a bad thing you've done? Okay. Fucking... I don't agree, but okay, you think so. Kills Dreykov this time. Saving any possibility of more red being added to Nat's ledger. Convenient parachute? Let's ignore that part. He cut ahead of that, Rags. It's fine. Okay. Sick beat drop. I mean, it's fine. It's fine. I will say that it's fine. It's just funny though. Like he has to just ignore what happens and find something. It's the beat drop, you see. That's the good part. Yeah, that was serious. Oh, people are saying he said Dreyvok at one point in the subtitles. I must have said that. Dreyvok. Dreyvok. Dreyvok. Something like a Star Trek bag guy. Sounds like a Dark Souls boss. Dreyvok. Dreyvok. I am Dreyvok. Dreyvok the lord of, I don't know, sloop. Lord of swampness. I don't love all of this score. I forgot a better late motif, but this freefall section is perfect. I wish he had like a presence in this movie. I wish he wasn't wasted. That's the thing, I guess. I mean, I guess if he doesn't think that Taskmaster was completely squandered in concept then. Okay. Also, this is peak consumer. I just love this set piece. The near misses. I'm never not thrilled.  I'm so thrilled. I'm so thrilled. Here misses, I'm never not thrilled. Imagine it in the theater. I'm so thrilled. How was this tool? It's really super. That was so cool. I know we're supposed to be numb to this type of action. What? So you're not like, it's, it's dumb.  The fact Taskmaster is here instead of just letting her die is We talk about how movie Bob is the consumer, right? But it's cinema wins. Then it was a pretty hyper consumer. Yeah. It makes sense too, because like his whole job is to consume. That is his job. Be numb to this type of action. But dang it, if I don't love it. I will. I was very numb with that move. Isn't that mimicking Taskmaster now? She didn't even see that move. What do you mean? How does she mimic a move to see that? Yeah. Why would you say that? Saving that mass murderer who was just trying to murder you. Also Nat. Saving the person who was recently trying to kill you as a cinema win. Okay. Wait until he's, wait until he meets protagonist from other films who don't have, who don't kill and they don't have to. Change up the move this time. So Taskmaster couldn't copy it. She changed it so he couldn't copy or she couldn't copy it. What do you even mean? Look at the way that Taskmaster's sitting right now or crouching. What are you talking about?  Murderer who was just trying to murder you. Also Nat changed up the move this time so Taskmaster couldn't copy it. What are you talking about? He can copy anything. And why would he need to see it to be able to do it when he's already seen it? Or she, whatever. And, but that's clearly, look at Taskmaster. She's, she's crouched. Also Nat changed up the move this time so Taskmaster couldn't copy it. Look at it, like she's not doing the move because she literally can't do that move from that position. Yeah. What are you talking about? Maybe he's so used to the power of shitty editing that he just assumes any person in a fight can do anything at any time. This isn't a point. This is just nothing yet. That is dark. The first thing you ask when waking up after decades of mind control. Makes sense. What's dark? He's gone. He's glad that her captor is gone. And that's dark. How is that dark? Is the idea that it must be so dark to think that all she cares about is whether or not he exists because of the damage he's caused. It must be the the angle there. But I mean, I would be curious if Drakoff was still alive. I'm surprised that none of the other characters are. I remember Melina and Alexi. Don't ask about it. They're just like, yeah, it's fine, Bill. Oh, look at that dialogue. They use past and then came up in the future. Oh, another one of their sister things. I'm assuming he's going to reference the one of the gravesite as well. She's like, yeah, these are these are like. You had it before and then you did it again. It's like, yeah. Good job. Testers, they'll give you hope for humanity. I'm not crying. You're crying. No, I'm I'm crying. Wow, you are. I said it.  It only frustrated me because this is how Natasha should have felt the whole time. Not something she learned that she felt. And then it's frustrating that this person never existed before.  Sorry, but it's hard to feel at that point. You know, hugging, hugging. Man, you think they're bigger. And now it's one of them rings the point of steel jokes aside. I love a theme of families. Oh, steel beams 9 11. Oh, OK. How many different ways all these assassins that led their own lives for decades came together and took care of each other because there isn't just one kind of family. And you can even be a part of multiple.  Yes, that was the film that, you know what? In some ways, she had more than zero families the whole time. In fact, she had to. Yes, when we already know that she had one already. Well, and this film proves that she has three, if we're going to go super meaningful and blood connection and time. And then people who care about it are like, yeah, you have three, but you didn't even notice because you're not actually paying attention to the movie. Still more. They can work out with the four of us. You know, maybe some hope for the Avengers. Yelena wearing her raw love on her sleeve. They weren't allowed to be in this movie because of sexism. Wait, I think you skipped me. But it took Yelena wearing her raw love on her sleeve to break down Nat's barriers. Nat doesn't have barriers for something like that. That's not her character. She's very open and honest about how she feels about the Avengers and the people she cares about. Which should be referenced by the scene that you just showed on the video that you made. But I guess she's not, I don't know. I guess you're just not good at thinking. I don't know. She's not like Tony or Doctor Strange. We're getting them to say I love you to somebody is really hard and complicated because of who they are. This is Nat. She's like number one on the sentimental list for the Avengers. She cares more about them being together than she does about saving the world to a degree. But no, she's got all the walls up in this film you see and they had to be broken down. Okay. Her sleeve to break down Nat's barriers. And then we get these lost girls coming together with Yelena. Even bringing Antonia along because they have a family bond over what was taken from them. No, you don't have a family bond.   They can't, they couldn't have like gotten to know each other. That's kind of a problem with her caring about that girl that died in the beginning. I guess she cares about her just with the basic care. Like these people don't know each other. They went through together. I love every second of it. I can tell. You love everything. Wait. Ross just let her go? Hey, Black Widow 2, the two weeks between the red room fight in this moment, totally on board. So you just acknowledged that it doesn't make sense that she could have gotten away and that's... I don't... He digs it positively. Like... I don't know what I meant to... He has a system for criticizing this. He takes points away or pretends to give one and then takes it away or whatever. But like, he acknowledges the flaw there and then gives it a win because hey, that could be the next movie. Yeah. Aw, she's even wearing the... Yeah, that's... Yeah. If you're leaving, then... Yeah, there's the vast... ...faces. And I doubt she even keeps it in infinity. No, Nat. Don't do it while playing. Jesus Christ, you are easy. Yep. This is what we call a mark. Like, this is exactly who they want watching the film.   What do you mean, saving... What? What do you mean, screw you? What? Fringin', you got anything on that?  I have no idea. I have no idea. Okay. Blessed day, Selena. For real, I'm for real stoked for Valentina to actually be in one of these movies or... Okay. Why? Yeah, no, he can't ask that question, right? He can't. So don't ask. That means qualifying something. That means elaborating on information. Not even information. It means elaborating on an opinion. Shows. Alert for real. One of my favorite moments from the movie is this blooper heel. Can I have my iPad keeping it? Okay. Well, Merry Christmas. Is it Christmas? Oh, it's like a gift. She didn't give it back to the iPad. Yeah. Funny. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Maybe you'd like a shot at the man responsible for your sister's death. Oh, man, they're bringing back the Red Skull. Oh, right. Huck, guy. Is this movie a good- He dinged that positively again, but he didn't tell us why.  No, make more. Give her a series.  I don't care. God, you're such a... I mean, that's the thing.  They're like two years between this and when Cap and Nat save Wanda and Viz in Infinity War. Plenty of stuff to do, yo. Wanda and Viz in Infinity War. Oh, Viz. Oh, Wanda and Viz in... Oh, yeah. You don't want to abbreviate it there because in sounds like an Viz in. Vision. You don't want to abbreviate it there. He's also trying to argue why we should get more Black Widow when, as far as I was concerned, Endgame ended his story. It was done. Yeah, it was done. It was done, it was finished. And plus, you're just going to assassinate her more.  That's horrific. Again, he missed the whole prison massacre, so... I'm going to do more in his mind. Somehow. I wonder if they miss it, Rags, or if they just willfully ignore it. I can believe they don't even think about it. I'm kidding about it, not being a good son of a... They just see it as bad guys or bad guys. And that's that. Anyone in the way of our heroes is a bad person who needs to be disposed of. We're about to get to the actual frustrating part now because he's summarizing how good the movie is. Oh, wow. I do want more.  Pretty satisfying.  Seriously, a great time. I think the red room crashing scene is one of the most fun scenes in the MCU.  But Rags, it's so big. There's so many explosions. The last sentence. I'm a little MCU deprived. You're MCU deprived, and this is the film that made you go, you know what, we're doing great. Deprived? I guess deprived because you had to wait like a year. That's incredible to be deprived of it.  Years. No, we ain't pausing. We are going full steam ahead. We're speeding up. God, I'm deprived of MCU content. Didn't he just get... Where in the timeline was this? Two shows are out by now, right? Three. I think Loki came out before Black Widow. And then, of course, right after that, you have another, an animated show, another movie, another movie, a TV show, and another movie. There is, there's eight. No, nine. There's nine pieces of content this year. You know, for a fact, he just wants to replace his palette of movies from all different places with just MCU. Just give me all of them. Make it easy for me. Definitely easy. About this is that it ends too quickly. I can't imagine what every second... Like, again, what I was trying to say was, like, to be deprived and then this comes along and you're like, oh, thank you.  What a waste. And if it costs, so I get it. But it's such a high level of epicocity, not being the only online control person to just jump without thinking twice. Consume. He just showed the pot where she grabbed it, so he's definitely aware of it. Okay, I'm just saying. This is so Nat, and I love that she gets that, especially to save her sister. But honestly, most of the set pieces in this movie are fantastic and are laced with meaning. You can feel the rage between the sisters in Budapest. Why is she angry at Yelena? You're saying that they have rage for each other. So Yelena's angry at her for abandoning her. Why is Natasha angry at... By the way, that doesn't make sense because Yelena thinks that Natasha's the only chance we have at saving the world. Why would she attack her like this? It doesn't make any sense. It's like, but you can feel the rage. Like, okay. No, she's stashing the vials regardless. I like the idea that she's like, she's definitely losing this fight.  What does stashing the vials do if she's gonna be dead? You don't think about any of this stuff. Over the top, you can't help but smile. You can't help but smile. Why would that make you happy? Challenge accepted. What's the city? Like, pretty much everyone else, I obviously wanted to see more of Taskmaster. Hopefully in the future we will. No, no, no. No, you won't. You can't. Give it up. It's done. You can't do... You've expended Taskmaster and it was way... And the character was wasted. That's one of the big complaints universally about this.  Pat sometimes both Harbor and Pew who are by far the film's highlights seem to delve into sketch comedy level accents. They're a lot of fun, and they seem like they're having a great time, which is probably the point. But at times it feels like I'm bordering on the Russian versions of the Swedish ship. But honestly, who cares? I love these characters. What do you mean who cares? Who cares? Why do you mean who cares?  Well see, because this is the stuff that I'd love to actually go over with him. He says, who cares? I love the characters. It's like, oh, so you're saying like, stuff like that doesn't matter as long as the characters are well done? Like, yeah, I'm like, so how are they well done? And, you know, maybe give an example of how Nat cares about her sister. And then I could give him a reference for like, yeah, she cares about her and the dad so much she's willing to kill like 300 people or however many are in that prison. And he'd be like, whoa, now, that's not. Just, I'd love to hear what his response would be. How does he reconcile it? I've heard the defense that she didn't intend for it to happen, so there's that. I'll take a David Harbour and Rachel movie or a Red Guardian Disney Plus show where he deals with the fact that totalitarian big C communism has fallen. No, he hates the government. They imprisoned him.  Yeah, that's, I don't, I, how many times can you say that he's wrong? You know, I guess just.  But I don't know how you can possibly say that. He's a horrific person. He's not a bad guy. Yes, he is. At least not now, hey, he helps. What does he have to do in your mind to be a, I just, I. Pocket. Literally didn't care that both of them had hysterectomy. He's fine. I love my daughters. It's a funny thing. It's a fun, it's funny. He looks like Cal is. Povedigalante getting a job at Trader Joe's and reading Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism. I certainly would. This film sets up so many exciting possibilities. And look, I loved on. Signing possibilities. He's terrific in this movie, but we are nowhere without Scarlett Johansson. It's just something we take. I mean, we're nowhere without Scarlett Johansson. I don't, I don't know. I don't, I don't know. It's character, I guess. I mean, he's right. The Black Widow, the movie doesn't really work if you don't have Black Widow in it. I guess he's got a point there. Point, it's like she transports from an alternate reality, the one where she's the mysterious human among gods and starts to expose her past and emotionality in new ways. It's another example of the phenomenon. We had all of that and this ruined it. This movie ruined that thing.  We had her as a great character.  I know her and they know her and now we both know her. You do not know her. You think you do, but that's the problem. You, your job is bullshitting on YouTube about media and you're so bad at it, you don't understand that this movie ruined everything that you think this movie did well. Pretty much. Because it feels like it, but I also can't help but feel like this film was a missed opportunity. The Black Widow character has always been fantastic. Despite that, the MCU has never utilized her fully. Disagree. Utilized her fully. She's a great character in the MCU. I feel she was fully utilized in Avengers. I think she was fully utilized in Winter Soldier. I feel like they did really well with her in Endgame. She got like a lot of attention actually. She's a woman with a past filled with mistakes and she's just constantly trying to work at correcting that in a cosmic balance of justice while also creating herself, creating for herself a family that she very much cares about and saving the will and the story completely represents that throughout. Like I said, Winter Soldier, as much as we shout on it. Do you have that scene where she reaches a level of trust with Steve? And I think that the implication is that from that point in the timeline, she's not just clearing out her ledger. She's also going to believe in and be connected to the members of the Avengers. And since Civil War, she's not actually concerned about who's right or wrong or which one's going to lead to like, I don't know, the ultimate best result. She just wants to side with the bigger chunk of the family and try and keep them together and once. Is it first? That's what I just find interesting about that film is that I think she sees it as though it's going to be inevitable. Like she's pretty convinced by Tony's argument and that the greater half will probably be the ones that stay legal. But then when Steve is basically like willing to actually fight the Avengers to not sign it, she realizes that he's never going to back down so she'll side with them instead. It's real neat. Also not to mention the fact that she's probably more connected to Steve than any of the other Avengers outside of Hawkeye. There's a lot of stuff going on for that throughout the Avengers and the idea that this is the film that like we finally got... There's so much more content for her in Avengers than there was in it. It's just about screen time. It's just, this is the Black Widow movie.  It's her movie. She has so much screen time. It makes sense, doesn't it? Yeah. Because it feels like it. But I also can't help but feel like this film was a missed opportunity. The Black Widow character has always been fantastic. Despite that, the MCU has never utilized her fully. We knew her past haunted her, but that's about it. We knew her past haunted her, but that's about all we knew about her.  Thank God it isn't easier to erase this from memory. The real mistake was releasing this film at all. The MCU. So why is it so long? I love the Marvel Phase 3 and all I can say. It's not a thriller.  Well, a lot of people would categorize that. I'm not actually that opposed to categorizing it that way. I just don't think it works. Because it's not. Like it wants to be a thriller? It wants to thrill us. The problem with thriller for me is that it's too applicable to lots of experiences you have in almost most movies. Being thrilled by a movie is common, I would say. But I just like the idea of. I think it literally means almost a thriller is, at least as how I understand it is generally, it's almost like suspense, like horror in a way. A thriller. I don't know that suspense, horror is actually relevant. Thriller can be without horror elements entirely, I think. Yeah, I mean like twists and surprises and stuff. You get thrilled by them. That's common. Maybe. The problem is that there's a lot of that in lots of just movies in general. It's a very common thing. In the same way you could say, like if all it takes to be horror is to be scary, but I would be like, well, majority, right? We're looking at what happens for most of the runtime when we try and create a genre category for the thing. And just, for example, calling this film a spy thriller. I find that amusing because I'm like, is it because there are spies in it? Or what are supposed to be spies? But like, is that it? A secret organization. Yeah, spy thriller. And like there are surprises. There are suspenseful moments. Therefore it is a thriller. I'm just like, if that's all it, fine. I don't care. Like this thing, I don't hold much weight for genre titles. I'm just like, go nuts, whatever. But it does bother me when, say, for example, someone's like, well, a classic example. So it's not horror. It's like, okay. If someone was, because I say it's like, am I saying that this film is not a spy thriller? I'd be like, I think the only thing that gets caught in my teeth with this sort of thing is just like, it's not a good one. I just wouldn't want people to think it is, just for being like, oh, it's a spy thriller, like the Bourne series. I'd be like, I guess so.  It's like, I guess that's a sci-fi. I suppose. I think is, wow, was there really no room for Black Widow? Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is fantastic, but did it need to happen? Is there a, well, why, why are you, I'm sorry. You could say, why not say this? He's saying, which movie can we move out of the timeline and put Black Widow in? Well, why can't we do it? Let's do this about everyone. Let's do this for Hawkeye. Let's do this for Nebula. Let's do this for any character.  Why is Black Widow more deserving of existence than Guardians of the Galaxy 2? Why? I've been right that. Maybe, but I'm still holding my breath for Adam Warlock to show up. Marvel waited until Captain Mar- First female- You know, sent here that's the angle female century. Brought this absolute entertainment fest out at any point. And guess what, both of these films- Well, it's not that, first of all, it's not that simple getting all of these people involved in these productions to make these films. It's not that simple, but even then, I don't know, why does he keep insisting that other things need to be moved down in the way to make room for this movie? Yeah, because we enter the purely hypothetical we've been talking about. You know, like if we say it should have been Phase 2. If someone says, like, you guys realize you can't just drop it into Phase 2. It's like, you don't have the money, the contracts, the people. I'm like, no, no, no, no. I'm just saying that's probably where I would have put it with God-like powers, you know? Yeah, it's like, so for him, I don't know why he's like, okay, so our restriction is it has to replace a different movie. Why did that have to replace a different movie? When they were like making Guardians 2, it's not like they thought, would it be more viable or less viable to make Black Widow here? It was like, I doubt that. I don't think that that was the call that they made. I think they thought the Black Widow just wasn't viable enough. And then, yeah, and then they realized, or it actually would be viable. Yeah, but Guardians 1 proved Guardians 2 would probably be viable. Black Widow... And off that, you know... Yeah, Black Widow was just fucking... It probably is late by their standards too, the production-y people. They were probably like, we probably were a little late with this one. Because Captain Marvel coming first, you'd think that it's a more surefire bet to release Black Widow than Captain Marvel? Yeah, you'd think so. But again, I don't want to pretend to know how they made these decisions. What if they said, no, we don't want to release Black Widow first because Captain Marvel is less sure and we can sandwich it between two sure things, thus pushing that product and like Black Widow can handle itself, that sort of thing. Like that could have been it. I don't know.  I don't want it released at all. So, like, if we're gonna get to that point... Terrible. We'd be better off if it didn't exist. Yeah. Yeah. The Civil War would have been for obvious reasons, but this version with this cast probably could have only come out now. And I like it. I know you like it.  I mean, yeah, look how much...   You'll never know what he actually likes because he's paid to like everything. I mean, paid by... That's his job. That's how he's set out his job. So, like, how do you even know? I guess he's honest. Sometimes you might even say I don't like this movie despite praising it or something like that. I haven't watched all of his videos, but... It's just, it must be so annoying. And it doesn't mean the end. So, you apologize to Scar Joe, Disney. Make some more content. And you like it. Okay. I already told you... Anything more consumery than that? Disney, please make more content. I need it. Just stop making more content for me. Even though this character is dead. He just wants more. Needs more. Mom, mom, mom. He is the... You were in it all in ten years. It's the glutton for consumerism. Someone in chat said it's an act he's admitted to it being a shtick for a few times on record. So, is it just a lie, then? What does that mean? Is that just the joke something you always pretending to be stupid? Like, what is that? I was just pretending to like this film. Is that the idea?  So, we don't actually know how he feels about this film from the video. Is the shtick that he... That it's like, hey... Yeah, I'm a little confused now. Is there a place we can go where he doesn't lie to me?  You can't get information out of him. He is terrible at relaying information. But then, so what leaves that? It's like, well, you still have... You get to know what he feels about something, right? That's valuable. If you value his perspective and you line up with him. It's like, you don't even have that. What do you get from this? What does that mean? Yeah, what... What is that again? Because like, he's avoided talking about like, 80% of the movie.  But of the things he talked about, he missed a lot of good stuff he could have actually complimented. He's thrown in so much filler. Like, it's honestly kind of a surprise. I don't remember being this bad and the other times we covered him. And then we don't even know what he's telling the truth. Like...  It's like, this thing, I would like to know how you really feel. That'd be nice. I feel like, I feel with us, we're just like honest to the point where it annoys people. Absolutely. But I don't know. I don't see how... I just... Remember, this is the pretend. I want to know what a YouTuber thinks. This is the pretend what it's what you wanted guy. It's like, I don't know that he... Does he actually do that with everything? God, I tend to like to... That's the thing, it's hard to say. What next week is in one and if you didn't see the teaser frame, that means you didn't watch the ad. Oh, that's nice. Like, you better watch the ad so you know what video I'm making next. You have to watch the ad to know what's coming out. Fine, I still love you. And I'll see y'all next week. What do we got? Next week?  Apparently. I hint that Long Falls are maybe survivable. So he is acknowledging this. That's nice. Parachuting that one.  Well, that's just like Stingeth. That, hey, if she can survive that maybe she shouldn't have died in the fall which is the standard joke to make. Yeah, I agree. All right.  Why work hard? Yeah, why work hard? That was terrible. It was really bad. I'm going to refrain from saying it's one of the worst videos we've watched, okay? Say it too much. Yeah, I think it's definitely up there. I think that is a totally fair... I got so a little out of that in terms of like commentary on the film itself. There was just a lot of things of like, ha, thing, ding. Oh, there was a thing, ding. And then like... Sometimes you'd be like, this is a flaw, ding. Wyn.  Yeah. And then there'd be times where it's like you overlook things that are kind of worth talking about as good things in the film and you just gloss over it. Why don't you do that? Bad. Bad. All right, well, I would like to go to the toilet. So if you guys would like to discuss something, I'll be right back. I don't... Wow, I... You know what? I'm going to use the loo as well. Tringing? You got this. Okay. This is the solo show. This is your moment to shine. You can do it. I believe in you. We need to have a conversation about let people like things because it feels super relevant when we think about a video like this. Do you ever noticed how if you express a positive opinion on something, that's really cool. That's great. It's awesome.  Hey, that's pretty neat.  I didn't like something. Wow. So opinionated. Just let people enjoy things.  Now, the reality is, is that positive or negative criticism like should surely be treated as a neutral thing in the sense that they are roughly equivalent to one another in terms of their value or in terms of what they say about you as a person. But for whatever reason, it doesn't really matter if you're positive and just saying things that aren't true. That's fine because you're expressing a positive opinion. But if you're negative, oh, watch out. Oh, no. Be careful. You're doing the wrong thing. You don't want to bad. Stop it. And it's got, I am not a fan. I'm not a fan of that attitude. I think that that attitude prevents us from being honest with each other about what we actually think. I believe that attitude is detrimental to the idea of growing at any skill that you're trying to cultivate that there should be room for both positivity. And I don't even like the idea of framing it as negativity. There should be room for people to just speak honestly about what they think about something. And you shouldn't just, it shouldn't just be a foregone conclusion that any negative perspective that you have on anything at all is worthless or shouldn't be shared. It should just be kept to yourself. I feel like it gets really hammered home when you look at something like this, where it's a video where it's just a constant stream of positive, well, it's a constant stream of positivity, but there's nothing for me to latch on to. And it almost kind of feels like we're not even getting a fully, I don't want to, I don't want to say that it's like dishonest. It just feels like an unwillingness to share the perspective that you really have because it would be too toxic if you did need to normalize people being able to say that they didn't like something. Are you guys still covering? No, we're done now. That's it, fortunately. It's the end, the end of the line. I'm not telling you what's in the goo. That's a patented trademark, fringy secret. All right. That's my goo. It's not your goo yet. Not yet anyway. We'll see how things develop. We'll see how things pan out. It's been a difficult process trying to get that all sorted out and doing testing, figuring out the, you know, exactly the full applicability of this goo. Goo plushy when? Oh, well, I'll think about that. Maybe I'm not sharing the secrets of the goo. Asking is not going to prompt me to share more. I'm sorry. You can't fault him for trying, right? I, you know what? I feel like there might be room to just, you know, we weren't talking about how, you know, if you share a negative opinion, that's bad. But you've got to respect people's privacy, too. Speaking of which, give me a minute. I'll be right back. Oh, what are you doing, Frankie? Tell us. Yep, it's our turn. We're back. We're back, baby. EFAP Classic. We got it. The new, the new persons here. So we can chat about stuff. I think he was talking about it all, this, this aspect of criticism where, or being critical where we want the positive, we don't want the negative. Just cultivate this air of dishonesty, basically. Like, how could it not?  If you just like it, if you, if everything, if everyone likes everything, you're not going to get anything good. You know, it's not going to be any, I mean, if you get, if you get something that's good, it's because you lucked out and got someone who just actually cares about something that's actually good. I don't know if you remember, the time on YouTube where, like, cinema wins inception, and they applaud him for this, has been like, oh, in a world where negativity is rewarded. And just like, everyone's negative about films. Everyone loves to do film rants and stuff, and this is all negativity. It's nice to get some positivity. I'm just sitting there like, no, the response to it was to be critical of the negativity, if it was inaccurate. That was what you were supposed to do.  But hey, at least we're here to do that. I think if, in an alternate universe where cinema wins was not stupid and good at his job, right? Where he could actually, theoretically, really go into films and find the legitimately good things that had effort and attention paid to them and rewarded those and kind of was a, was like a rebroadcast beacon, if you will, like a megaphone for those things to get more eyes and attention on it, that could be potentially very valuable.   And that was honestly kind of a keyword there that you said needs. It's like, yeah, he seems to think that we gotta do it. We gotta. It's like, why?  But like, it seems that he liked Black Widow. He wasn't praising it. It seems to be the case. Like, out of, I don't know, obligation. He seemed to be doing it for real. I think I saw a video, I think, I haven't seen many of them, but I think I saw he did a video on Logan and he said that he didn't like Logan. Wow. Because of like how negative and bleak it was. God, I feel like he and I would never get a long film opinion wise. So I guess it's just, I don't know what, I don't know what he's in it for, but I really like the gambit. And I guess I just don't, I don't think that it is particularly great, especially if you're coming into it from the perspective of I really appreciate the work that you guys do to consider all of it to be awesome. I feel like that really devalues the work that is put in by like the people who make the best stuff, you know? People who are making the really good content, the masterpieces, the trailblazers, the really great content. I think it devalues their work to just be like, well, no, it's all great. It all has value in a certain sense.  It's a completely different conversation from like the, well, that thought just poofed out of my brain. That's just gone. I mean, well, to piggyback off it a little bit, if we had like two people who, one of them is just like Ryan Johnson, where they recognize that there's a flaw. And you know that he has that capacity because he invented parts to his film where he would try and explain things. So he's aware of the process of something not making sense and that affecting your story. You know, we can safely observe that. But most of the time he's going to be like, ah, it's fine. People aren't here for that. They're here for the other stuff.  And this cinema wins can't tell a difference. It's real sad. That's unfortunate. That is really, if that's the case for him. Assume, well, assuming the character he plays can't tell a difference. I don't know if that... They're like, you've been missing out though. You know, you're missing out. So anyway, you guys want to do some super chats? I'd love to do some super chats. You might get something insightful out of them. From what I gather, we have, is it just under two hours before we will have to end? I, two hours is the, is the tap. Honestly, that takes us to just over nine hours of an episode, which I think is more than okay. Not short man bad. For you people, nine hours we've been dancing. No short man bad chat.  Like a puppet on strings. I have strings, but now I'm free. I'm cutting them strings. I'm Lewis gunning those strings.  Bringen doesn't have any goo.  Short man banning. You told them. You told them that, not to do it, and they did it. Well, the rookie mistake. Hey thunder, stop banning. Stop banning. They, they, they disobeyed.  Mola rags, Fringy. I guess they all got to make their decisions on that one. And we can, we can start looking at the results any second now, I guess. I'm curious who gets the most voted for kill. I'm going to go ahead and guess that it's going to be me. Kill Mola. Oh, oh yeah. I'm invincible. So you could try. Kill Mola again. Sure. Oh, Mola, sorry. Oh, wait, marry Mola. Sorry, Fringy. Okay. Kill Fringy. Sorry. Sorry for Fringy that you're killing him or that you're not marrying him. Kill Fringy. It seems, nobody's killing rags. There you go rags. No, one guy killed rags. Oh, well, I, let me, let me get his name for no reason whatsoever. Can you find out who that is?   And don't forget to call around bullets. Oh, I've got to have my lucky four extra bullets. Yeah, because they're, yeah. The rounds for the gun that I don't carry. Random bullets. I just have like a bandolier. Like this is an old West film. Black Widow. Music by Inyo Morikane. Oh, that'd be, that'd be the way to go. Yeah. Did you watch the John Carpenter video part one from Red Light Media? I did. Oh, I've been enjoying that. It's fun. I really like it. Yeah. Most of those films I just flat out have not seen.  They have it so that Jay tells his first and then they're not allowed to talk about it. And then Rich says his and then they talk about a completely different film. What they should have done was Rich says his. And that will now be the topic from 15 up to one or 16, whatever it was. And what Jay does, and Jay says is where that is on his list. Exactly. That was the way to do it. Instead, they got tangled several times trying to talk about different things.   But that's okay. I'm curious what they'll say when they get to like the, one of the most controversial choices was Rich put in Halloween at 13, I think, or something like that. I think he explained that it just wasn't a movie for him. He never said like negative things about it. It was pretty much just I don't. I'm not into slashers and I can sympathize. I'm not really, I'm not into slashers either really. I don't see them. I just don't really care for slashers. They just don't really appeal to me. So I can, I can kind of understand where he's coming from. They're not my go-to. I can enjoy them, but they're just not really my, not really my, you know, sort of thing, I guess. I mean, I can outtake that. I guess they're pretty neutral. Oh, is that a hot take? No, I can out-hot take you. Oh, I mean, this is, I've made this clear on other streams. I can't remember if I've said any fat before. I don't remember, but I'm big into horror and I have never liked the slasher genre.  And when I first saw Halloween for its reputation, I was like, that was a lot of nothing. That's my hot take. I have no interest in seeing Halloween. I have no interest in seeing the Nightmare Before Christmas. I have more interest in seeing. Yeah, I just, I don't, I just don't care for slasher. If, I just don't really care for slashers. It's just not interesting to me. And if the spectacle is, oh, but the kills are cool, then I'll just watch the compilation. So that's the thing. And I know I said this on a stream. I just don't remember which one it was.  I don't particularly care. But like, I adore Alien and Predator. And both of those films are a group of people gradually getting killed by one entity, which follows along with stuff like Halloween and Friday the 13th and stuff. So what's the difference? It's like, I mean, I could talk forever about how much more interesting Predator and Alien are. And character relationships. And the character work is so much better. And yeah, like, as you heard Jay defending it, he was like, well, you know, there's lots of really cool shots. There's a lot of creepiness to it that he's sort of standing in the distance watching. And I think I kind of feel the same way about Halloween as Scary Movie did. Did you guys ever see Scary Movie, either of you? I've not seen Scary Movie. But I don't remember anything about it. So there's a scene where she's in school and it's reflective of an actual scene in Halloween. So the actual scene is they look out the window and they see him standing next to a tree.   And it's like, damn, that is creepy, right? In Scary Movie, she looks out the window and sees him just standing there staring. And she looks around in the classroom and we cut back to the killer who then immediately rushes behind the tree really awkwardly. And then she turns back and looks and he's gone. And it's like, yeah, that's what I pictured. Because you know that's what he has to expend. Exactly, yeah. And it amuses me as I'm just like, what are you doing? Meanwhile, Alien and Predator are hunting. So they'll be in a position where you can only vaguely make them out if you actually caught them and then they will try and hide. And like, that's way more interesting to me than I'm gonna stand next to this tree until she sees me. Good thing the camera wasn't facing that direction or else something awkward might have happened. And if someone was like, he's hunting too. It's like, not really. He's looking to be seen by her to then disappear. Because that's creepy. And it's just like, I don't know, self-awareness from the enemy, I guess. I would be interested in watching the Halloween movies specifically to talk about how good I don't think they are. More so from a writing standpoint, I'd be willing as well to concede that filmmaking-wise there's lots of stuff to praise about Halloween. But I know in chat, have you seen the Halloween remake? That a lot of people praise because there was involvement from different people as well as Jamie Lee Curtis.  And like, I would actually like to watch that for if that moves at some point. Because I watched it with, I think, cynic snacks, glib, and someone else. It was just a really random thing where I was like, I'd like to see the remake. Yeah, sure. I'm not talking about the Rob Zombie one. I'm talking about the new remake.  And honestly, that's why I'd have some level of excitement, actually. We could do the Halloweens back-to-back, the original, and then the new one. The 2018 one, yeah. Not the Rob Zombie one.  By the way, no, you finish, you finish. I was just going to say, so I wouldn't want to write off all slashes. Right at the 13th, I didn't really care about either. I was like, eh, it's fine. On the same level as Rich, if they go nuts with it, he's like a hulking monster that's powered by lightning bolts hitting him in his grave and he runs around. He gives excessive, ridiculous, funny kills to people. I'm much more engaged. I can't take it seriously, obviously, but that's kind of the point. Yeah, that's kind of where I am. If we were going to watch Slashers, the only, to my immediate memory, kind of the only one I'd really be interested in seeing is the Nightmare on Elm Street ones. Yeah, so I was going to say. Because I hear those are really imaginative and clever. I like them because of the fact that the dreams will often be, the ways of killing people are not only inventive, but they'll typically match the character in some way, shape, or form, about their fears or whatever. As conceptually, it's so much more layered than Halloween being it's a guy. We don't know why he's doing it. He just turns up in places and stabs people. I don't know, that, that. Okay. And if someone said like, oh, what are you saying? It can't be scary. It's like, no, I can see why people find it scary. I just don't find it interesting. That's basically it. But hey, I wouldn't mind watching it to give a better take on all of it, but it was really neat to see that so low in Rich's list. I was like, oh, I'm not alone in the world. I don't really like it that much either. Halloween original in 2018 Free Fat Movies? Yeah, I think that could work. We could even do the trifecta. It got remade twice now. So we could watch the original, which is the best quote unquote, and Rob Zombie's and then the new new one. I don't even know who made the new one. Is that new new? New new. Also, I want to watch Freddy versus Jason. I'm sure. Yeah, go crazy with it. Yeah.  I like, I, it's almost in a way where it's a genre for me where either it's something like nine year on Elm Street where it's got to be inventive and interesting or it's, it has to be really, really bad so that I can laugh at it and get enjoyment from it. Because I feel like a lot of them are just going to be at Mola. What do you think murder is? The unlawful killing of another person, I think, right? Yeah, that's what murder is. Alrighty, next. That's an odd Kubrick chat. I'm not sure what prompted it. I must have said something that, I don't know. What do you all think is Stanley Kubrick's best movie? I don't know. I'd have to, I don't know. I'm not familiar enough with this movie. I haven't watched enough of them to have a statement that's worthwhile. So, I love Doctor Strange, love, and I love Full Metal Jacket. Then A Clockwork Orange in 2001 and movies that I have a lot of respect for, but they're not like, they don't come to my mind when I think of my favorite stuff. But then it's probably The Shining. I still quite love The Shining. I find that movie really creepy and it holds up in terms of the creep factor considering it was made in 1980s. I wouldn't want to imply that that like, it means you won't be scary if it's old.  It's just that, yeah, and to be honest with you, I don't think I've seen much more than that for his movies. In chat we got Eyes Wide Shut. I have not seen that. Full Metal Jacket for sure, Doctor Strange, love. The Ring was really good. I don't think he made The Ring. Stanley Kubrick's The Ring. I mean, it could have been cool. Yeah. That's like with those horror movies and stuff, I don't really care about watching them. I'll just go on YouTube and watch the scary clips and stuff. Because I don't want to, I don't... Which ones are you talking about? Just kind of every, just kind of every, like a lot of them. I just want to get the highlights because I'm not interested enough and I want to see the monsters and the kills and some of the tense moments. I just don't want to sit through all the stuff in the middle for a lot of these movies. I just don't have much of an interest in. Would you do that with like Alien and Aliens? No. So you... No, I like these movies. They're like classic horror movies. A lot of them are just the... A lot, what are some examples? They would be... Like movies, I don't have an interest enough to watch, but I still want to get the good parts of them. So an example would be maybe... God, a lot of them are blinking. There's a lot of the... Um... I can... The clips are in my head, but the names of the movies don't stick with me. The Ritual, the one where they're in the French catacombs, and it's the found footage one with the creatures in the catacombs. I did it with the new Blair Witch movie. Well, so it sounded like your idea here is that you do it for the ones that are bad, but how do you know they're... How do you know they're bad before having seen them? I don't know. But some of them I just don't have a real interest in. And some, I don't want to... Just, I just don't have an interest in some of them. I'm just like, oh, I'll just go through and just watch scary clips from movies.  Obviously, I just... It sounds like you could spoil some stuff for yourself there. Because if... I could. Like if someone stumbled across a lot of the kill scenes or whatever from like Predator before having watched it, it'd be like, oh man. Yeah, sure. Because obviously my favorite horror movies, they do all of the... Like, you know, like the haunting stuff. As much as we said we're not in it for the horror, that is still my preference for like horror movies. I want good characters. I don't want it to be... Yeah, absolutely. Just like string scenes as Ren reviews once called them, right? Where we just get to the point of they die, which by the way is a lot of horror movies. So I can understand. Rags confirmed would use Blinkist. No, I think it's... These are kind of movies where I guess they don't have like a... I don't know. They're not like the greats, you know? They're not the ones that are held up on pedestals and generally agree you're like amazing or something like that. But it's just like, oh, the movie from the da-da-da and it's just some old movie that I just have... They literally have no interest in other than, oh, maybe the clips are cool. Okay, so like if you saw and you recommended like really scary best clips from The Shining, would you avoid it because it's The Shining? Yeah, yeah. I don't know. I have not seen clips from The Shining other than just what you will pick up naturally from existing on the internet in the 21st century, which is not much. I know very little of The Shining and concept. I'm aware of like, oh, the kids in the hallway with the blood, but I don't know any of the context for it, you know, so... Because like that clip will just pop up here and there. I'm aware of some of the memes, but I don't go for The Shining stuff because that would be one where I'd be like, oh, that's considered one of the great horror films of all time. That would be one that I'd want to actually see. You guys seem biased somewhat against old movies. What? I honestly feel like we're less so than most, but... I did a whole video talking about a movie from the 50s that's entirely in black and white. I often... We watched Citizen Kane just for the lulls. I rewatched Citizen... Well, I watched it... Sorry, I watched it, yeah, for the first time like a few months ago. I thought it was great. I was super happy with it. I had always heard like... I really enjoyed that, yeah. Like, oh, Citizen Kane. Well, yeah. It's the best movie I've ever gone in, so I was like... So maybe they misunderstood... And then I saw it and it was great. Maybe they misunderstood when I say something like, it's this good despite being out this year, what I'm saying is they did a really good job, not just a good job, because of the limitations they would have had. Yeah, just like... The Jurassic Park CGI despite the year it came out looks incredible, you know, and something like that. It can be distracting. It can, if it's really dated. It can. Like, there is an aspect of if the technology isn't there and you try to go for it, like the prequels.  Oh, absolutely. In those movies. That's just...  But I mean, there is, I guess, a limit. What is the oldest movie that we appreciate? Is it Citizen Kane? I think it might be Citizen Kane. There are probably movies that came out before that we watched them like the silent films from... I've seen a couple of them. I don't think I've seen any silent films. There's a lot of stuff in Buster Keaton's work that's really cool and wild. Oh yeah, I've seen a lot of Buster Keaton's clips and compilations and things. And I... That's the thing. There's a lot of old movies that we can appreciate.  And I understand that, especially when it comes to movies. I mean, a lot of people have to crawl so that we could run now. But I enjoy watching a lot of the old TV shows and movies because there is such a difference in how shots were made, the way characters talk, the way scenes and plots progressed. A lot of them were still... Like you had theaters for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years. Since Time Immemorial, you had theaters, essentially. So when movies were coming out, they had a theatrical-ness to them that was a holdover from what they knew and it changes and evolves. And I find that very interesting. It is super interesting. I was just going to ask, like, when did The Winds of the Wilds come out? That was in the 30s, right? 39, 38? Yeah, I like that movie. Yeah, I like that a lot. By the way, that was kind of a flop when it came out. Yeah, kind of, a little bit. Yeah. And now it's generally guarded as the most famous film of all time? Possibly the most famous film of all time, yeah. Maybe Snow White. Snow White came out in 1939. I really respect that movie. Absolutely.  On Wikipedia it says, Years Actives 27 to 55. I'm not sure if that's representative exactly. Yeah, but the thing is, because I remember them being just black and white and comedies, but I loved them. So, like, we definitely don't have a bias against old stuff. We're more than willing to, to be fair, I'm actually possibly biased for them because I'm like, I'm looking at something that had a lot less benefit of a whole wealth of past stuff. A lot of shoulders to stand on, yeah. Exactly. And then I'm much more interested to see, like, how did they manage all of this? What were they focusing on?  And I'm one of my favorite VHSs to watch as a kid was a, it was a VHS, it was like a documentary in a way. Fantastic. I think it was called like, Fantastic Monsters from the Movies or something like that. And a huge chunk of it was devoted to Ray Harryhausen. And the stop motion Monsters of Jason and the Argonauts and Sinbad the Sailor and some of those old movies, which would be an interesting arc, by the way, for us to do, those old inventory kind of movies. I have an insane amount of appreciation for that kind of work that goes into all that stuff and the, the tricks that they could play with cameras and how do they blend them and how do the actors, like when Jason's fighting that skeleton, you can, like that shit is, that was revolutionary at the time, a lot of that stuff. And you appreciate the acting of, okay, pretend you're fighting a skeleton as best you can and we're going to have him kind of do that and the other thing.  I can absolutely appreciate it. I mean, I can't remember if the film good or not. Maybe it's a stinker, maybe not, but holy shit, I appreciate it. If that stuff didn't exist, then I, which is some of the things that people say like the prequel Defender Defense is, yeah, well, the CGI was that's a dub, but, you know, it helped push it forward. And I'm like, yeah, I can appreciate that.  You know, there's, there's YouTubers that get defended that way. What's his name?  He was really early guys. You know, he, he probably inspired a lot of YouTubers to do agri reviews, even though he was a totalist copy. It's like, it does matter. Push some things forward. Appreciate that. But yeah, you know, I, I'm a fan of a lot of old stuff. And like I said, in some ways, they're more fascinating to watch just to see what they do. Especially because they're not a part of the sludge pipe. They couldn't be. Fringy, was your goo what the dark powers used to turn elves into orcs? No. Hey, we're getting there, chat. If you keep asking it, we keep narrowing it down by process of elimination. Could your goo turn an orc into an elf? No, that's, that is not a property of goo. My goo anyway. Hi, boys. Rags, don't get gaslighted by the bad moly. Yeah, I'm moller. I will gaslight whoever I want. Oh my god. There's freedom for you. The arrogance. Hey, y'all, just got a new position at my job and will be off weekends for the first time in 17 years. Now I get to EFAP every Saturday. Also, hi, Rags. Wow, hello. Congrats, dude. Yeah, have fun, I guess. You know, we'll be here most if not every Saturday. And hey, you got Friday and Saturdays with EFAP now. The night of the month coming because you got a Resident Evil movie and then the stream from us. Can be great. Do you think the mayor was too easily convinced? Talking about midnight mass, I would suppose. And again, try and remain as spoiler free as possible. I don't think so. I can understand why he made that decision. I think they handled it pretty well. They show him pushing back quite a bit, but it's really hard. I think it's going to be quite the challenge when you've got what he sees happen and what happens for him and his family. It's going to be hard to go back on that, especially if you think it's connected to the religion. I think the show does a pretty decent job at giving you the impression of, yeah, I can see why somebody would go along with this. It's not a show that portrays it as totally outlandish that anyone would buy this sort of thing. You could totally see why someone could be swept under the spell, essentially. It doesn't treat those people as necessarily stupid, which is one thing I like. It's by no means an anti-religious show. I really like how it handles religion. Yeah, I certainly didn't think so, but some people really do, from what I've read. Yeah, it definitely seems to go a pretty safe route of zealotry is bad. It's far more religion's very broad umbrella of different things and you should be a good person more than anything else. Mola, dissect the plot of the Sonic movie. I'm still not seeing that. You've seen that, right? Yeah, I have not. It's not good, but it's kind of like not good in the old school. Not good, sort of like a three or a four. Yeah, but it tries to have a story about, hey, we're buddies and we're coming together to save the world, that kind of thing. So it's very enjoyable. Like other, is it funny or is it interesting to watch? I didn't find it very funny, but I did kind of enjoy watching it. It was a bit of fun at times. Chris Pratt as Mario might as well have critical drinker play and makes as much sense. I mean, Chris Pratt's a good voice actor. Like it's just, because like I liked him in the Lego movie. Yeah, he's great in the Lego movie. It's just I didn't expect to ever hear Chris Pratt as Mario. I am willing to say that. I can't imagine his voice coming out of that character. I'm willing to say that I will give it a shot. I don't even know what to expect though. I don't expect to like it, but I'm not expecting to like hate it. I just, I can't see it myself. Maybe he'll do a great job. I mean, I hope he does, but I guess we'll see. Just finished midnight mass. It's great. And I refuse to accept any hot takes to the contrary. So be nice. Oh, well, I'm sorry. Sorry about that last episode. Yeah. The last episode is catastrophically bad. Sorry. Thoughts on the Star Wars anime, especially episode seven is objectively the best, but episode three is insane, nutty, hilarious, outlandish Tism. It's all weird, but cool. You see when anime does it, it's great.  There's a clip. Just something I've noticed. Well, let me describe to you a bizarre thing I could just come up with that's insane, right? I've done in videos before to try and prove a point, but what if like, what if you're in like an X-Wing and you pop open the top while in space and you activate a mountain size lightsaber? You turn on your thing. I can't. I'm dead.  So I turn on like the lightsaber and it's like that's tall as a mountain.  And then I drive.  And it pilots me underneath and I chop the entire Star Destroyer in half by doing that.  Maybe or maybe we should have been like excluding if it's an anime because then it's OK if it's an anime.  I'm sure the dialogue is incredible. And the first thought I had is just exactly what you're saying. I was like, so if they did this in TLJ you'd all be shitting on it. So what the fuck's going on? It's like, well, this anime is a different universe, a different style, it's a different sort of thing. OK, all right then.  It's fine. A funny sentence.  It's fine. And this is coming from somebody who appreciates there's a lot of good anime out there. I'm not denying that. But holy fuck, guys. But you know what? I'm not saying the whole show's bad. I'm only of the clips I've seen. But yeah, I'm just I just don't understand this. Like, oh, this anime is great. This anime is bad. This anime is great. When people say that, I just like, I just don't like when people say that. I just don't know what to think of you. You're discovering the absolute state of Bettywebes. I can believe it. I can believe it. I heard that one was the really good episode.   But no, we've not seen visions, nor do I really intend to watch it. Nor probably will we. I'm not interested. Yeah, I'm not interested. Try to watch a quiet place to on a plane.  From what I heard, it made less sense than the first one. So I like that's a big oof. I'd be interested to see the two of them for e-fat movies. That'll be fun. Yeah, a quiet fap. Donkey Kong. We do. Yeah, everybody's made that joke, haven't they? The joke to make, I suppose. Yeah. End of the film. Mr. Mario, you've become part of a bigger universe. You just don't know it yet. Also, high rags, Mola, Shad, Fringy, Indiegogo, and Indiegogo. And we can war it. Yeah, hello. Indiegogaming's parents divorced over the Mario movie. Is this because he was critical of it? I don't know. I don't understand that reference. Oh, the original one? Well, if any film is going to cause a divorce. Oh, no. Oh, no. It is, has his dad considered saving his mom from a dinosaur turtle? I don't know. That's another movie I look forward to seeing in e-fat movies. So much potential. Which one? The original Mario movie with Bob Hoskins. Oh, yeah. I do not know anything about it, other than it's strange and not anything really like Mario itself. When we get a date for the new one, we'll probably try and get it watched right before. Wait, the new what? Sorry? The new, like the Nintendo Mario movie, whatever it is. Oh, that's coming out December next year. Okay. We've got plenty of time though. 20 foot, yeah, it's still a while away. How about Bowser's VA from Mario Sunshine instead? I mean, that wasn't good either. The voices in Mario Sunshine were pretty weird.  Mario. How are you doing? It was very, I don't know how to put it. Like the voice hacking was very like... Is it like Uncanny Valley levels? Oh, it's incredibly uncanny. Yeah, it's weird.  I don't know.  Well, yeah, it's just, I think there is a reason why Bowser has never spoken again, except in subtitles. And I think it's because of that game. Like it just, it doesn't work. I don't think I want to hear anything except... Or it needs to be like... Oh, is it for manual crossing? Babelies or animalies? Where they just make the... Okay, so I'm playing the beaver game right now, as we're kind of talking about this. Naturally. And when you click on the beavers, they do like the sims thing. They're like, oh, to be happy you have a doba.  And you're like, okay, that's cool. Or when the tech scrolls by an animal crossing. You know, it does that kind of noise. Yeah. I feel like that's as far as I could go with the Mario stuff a lot of the time. Oh, yeah, that's, that's, that's all they ever do when... And even if it's human characters like Peach or something, they just go like... Oh, like that's, they don't actually speak in full sentences. Peach occasionally speaks in full sentences. This thing. If the Sunshine voice actors were the same, but the writing was top notch, it would be such a weird experience because you'd be like... But okay, it's not really... It's just Mario. Yeah. But honestly, we'll just have to see how they do, I guess. Yeah. Did you see that Mr. Nuggy said Chris Pratt getting cast as Mario was italia phobia? How is it phobia? Italian, italian... That's so fake. Italian phobia. What is the phobia though? Is it like... Of italians, yeah. They're terrifying. Okay. How italians are? I wonder if Chris Pratt has any italian heritage.  Yeah, or like you could trace it back to Italy somehow. Well, that's the thing. Italians are in that weird list of white as a race. So you can't look at someone a lot of the time and be like, that's definitely an italian or definitely isn't. So people get tricked into doing stuff like that where they jump the gun. Yeah, and there's like this sort of...  Because they're like the whitest of white, white, white, white, white. Italians are in a weird spot right now where I think progressives don't know whether they should be defending them or not. I think the reason why is because it's Mediterranean, right? And they're in the same category as like Greek people. Yeah, the Greeks, Mediterranean, all the Sicilians, lesbians, haha. But you can't... Well, what you're being highlighting to us is how ridiculous all of this is. Yes. Can we just stop focusing on this, please? Can we stop? Please stop. They ain't stop any time soon. We'll just continue to paddle along in our little rowboat.  Not like Waluigi, he's dropped into that pool. You would think that they'd say that Mario... I'm sure it's been said where Mario and Luigi and all that. They are offensive stereotypes. Yes, that must have been said by somebody at some point. Yeah. I think they realized that was one that just wasn't flying by with folks.  Honestly, right? I think it's just because it's too beloved as an IP. You can't like it. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You'd think that would apply to a poo, but like I think that he got out of it. They got into it because of the fact that he's not the main star, I guess. Because maybe if it was like a homer, they wouldn't have been able to do it. Well, maybe they could have. I don't know because maybe it's because it's a game. Because I was about to say like a lot of episodes for TV shows are getting blacklisted now. Like that's still happening. They did one recent...  I can't remember if it was Community or it was something else. It could have been Seinfeld, I think. But episodes are still getting removed because too offensive. I think maybe Mario the element is it's too wholesome. Like nobody's going to be on board with you. Like saying that there's something deeply wrong with this. It's like, dude, it's Mario. He jumps around. He's a happy little plumber. He saves the day. Yeah. How are you going to get people out of it? I don't know. Also, it's a Japanese game. It's a Japanese IP. So they're just not connected.   Maybe, you know, if... I'm wondering now, if there was enough pushback on Twitter, would Chris Pratt like drop the roll? I don't know. I don't know if it's that simple. He might already be locked in, you know? Feel like it doesn't even matter. Like you just got to ride it out and see what happens. It's funny because we're all pushing back for it. The reasons of being unsuitable casting for the voice. Not because like... There's no way. Oh well. Charles Montane's Mario works in the games, but hearing Mario's original voice for the length of the entire film would be just as uncanny. So the format is... He's not going to be speaking a lot, presumably. Yeah. Just have him, have him mercilessly just say, let's go. Huh? Woo-hoo! Yeah! Like, yeah, exactly. Just do that and have other characters go. So I'm assuming people have watched the brawl cutscenes, right? Stuff like that. Yeah, just do the subspace emissary where nobody talks. It's all communicated through... And it gives you opportunities for some great storytelling too. Like Pikachu and Samus, for example. Yeah, they had their little sequences and there was no... Subspace emissary was impressive in a lot of ways with how much they managed to communicate with... Like King Dedede, he was super expressive and fun. You just have all of this and you can do it. You can completely do it. It would be an interesting experiment. Just have minimal dialogue. Or have other characters have like Pauline talk or Peach talk. Even have Luigi talk a little bit more, but just have Mario doing his little normal thing. The brawl cutscenes were largely mediocre, sorry. Whether or not they are, it proves the point. I don't even really agree. I think they did a pretty good job. Considering that they're trying to tell a story with a bunch of these characters from different universes clashing. I wouldn't say that great maze at the end. I still remember that playing through that the first time. It's not fun. I played through all of subspace emissary and I... I don't remember hating it or anything. The cutscenes were nifty. I didn't have an issue with it, but that was a different me at that time. It was fun seeing Kirby like meeting up with King Dedede and they're like, Oh, hey, buddy. I'm so glad to see you. Let's go save the day. There was fun stuff in there. And having like... It was fun. It was really fun. Isn't the opening some kind of like petty piranhas like... Yeah, petty piranha captures Peach and Zelda. And depending on which cage you break first, that changes like who is sort of... Changes who's where and who you have to fight in certain instances. That was fun. That is fun. That was more effort than they needed to put in. They should have hired Vinnie Vinesource to play Mario. It takes all colors to make a rainbow Luigi, except black. There's no black in a rainbow. That would be offensive. They couldn't do that. Well, is black a color? Or is it a shade? Or is it a lack of color? It's kind of like a question. What is the speed of dark? Who knows? Yesterday. I think we can all agree the biggest injustice is having Charlie Day as Luigi, but not Danny DeVito as Mario. Rip gruesome to some... I think DeVito should be Wario. That is the suitable casting for them. Yeah, that is... That's kind of perfect actually. I think yeah, that would be something that I could be like. Okay, all right. Well, it's kind of the same with like Charlie Day as Luigi. For some reason, I'm like, I kind of see it. But at the same time, why don't just have the actual voice? Luigi. Just have Charles Martinet do it. Because I feel like you can make a Luigi's Mansion movie and that can be really cool. Yeah, I agree.  Luigi saves the day. And you can have...  Like a spoopy movie. Not a not a scary movie, a spoopy movie. Yeah, exactly. Fun for the whole family. Like the haunted mansion with Eddie Murphy. The haunting of Luigi's Mansion. There you go. Oh my goodness. 56 coins. Thank you. Hi Moogler and friends. Hello. Hello. Time for a lan