obviously, with this film, but then we also have Aquaman 2 coming out. What is going is James Wan directing that one? Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, so like I I know two guys that watched Aquaman 2. Yeah, April of last year at a test screening, two different people. And at that point in time, I believe Michael Keaton was in the movie. And then they did reshoots. They put Ben Affleck in the movie. And so then they did a new set of test screenings. And then they removed all Batman from the movie. Sure. And they did another turn of test screenings. And so it's a movie that in not quite a suicide squad or justice league kind of way, but it's the same crap. It's getting band-aided together. That there it's a movie that. First off, Aquaman way overperformed. It shouldn't have made a billion dollars, obviously. It shouldn't be the highest grossing DC move of all time. That's weird. I would compare it to Captain Marvel in terms of revenue, right? Like this movie is that just the right moment, the right time, right place. Yeah. Weird how well it did. Yeah, the sequel should have been like James Wan. You can make seven malignant movies if you rush out this movie while the iron is still hot, please make this movie. But instead, it's five years later. Yes. And even the movie like they shot like I just took like people. They were doing test screenings a year and a half ago. And the movie doesn't come out for another six months. And there hasn't been a teaser or anything. I think we see one single shot. And I don't even know if it's real. It might be just a photo shot for two years ago at DC fandom. They put out a behind the scenes deal. Yeah, two years ago. And we don't have a trailer yet. So it's just so weird. So they're going to they're going to like do the Simpsons on this Aquaman, too. And the end of Blue Beetle is going to be a credit scene. And they're going to have Aquaman say, OK, I'm going to my home planet now. And then they'll put Aquaman died returning to the Atlantis. And that'll be it. They won't even release it. It's not a bad idea. Yeah. And that's just waiting too long to put it out. Announcing you're resetting the universe anyway, when we all know. Wait, you've got a you've got a year's worth of movies shot. And you didn't shoot them. You didn't write them or shoot them to be the end. Yeah. Overtly, you didn't do that. And before the flash comes out, they're like, oh, yeah, I mean, if it makes a seven hundred million dollars, we're going to do a sequel. What are you talking about? You're resetting the universe. Like, what are you talking about? Yeah, well, so Gunn, Gunn did say something in this. Again, I think this was hedging his bets. He did say in that announcement video he put out, you know, like six months ago or whatever, how he was taking over and all these big plans. One of the things he said was Snyder's universe is still very much intact. And it's going to be called Elseworlds. Didn't he say that? Elseworlds or other worlds. Basically, it was him going, listen, we're moving forward with what I got going on. But if for some magical reason, these movies start making a bunch of money like the Flash because it was great, he said. He'll just keep going with those two and they'll have like the Batman two coming out and then they'll have the Snyder stuff coming out. And then they'll have the James Gunn stuff and everybody will be happy. But yeah, these are bombing. So I don't I don't see that happening. Yeah, I don't I don't imagine it's going to happen. I'm putting on a little show for the comment section that are curious about what I'm drinking. Oh, we didn't know. So I tried to have a you can learn a lot about a person's character based on what they're drinking. I have a good old fashioned Coke on the rocks. It's my go to I literally built a monument of of sodas before we started filming. So I'd have like a, you know, nice display here. And then because of the way this is cropping things, it didn't you could barely even tell my diet soda addiction problem I have.  That's interesting. It's because I drink so much of it and I'm getting old enough that I'm vain enough that I don't want to let myself go. So I mean, I've heard I've heard that the diet is just as bad, if not worse than than regular sugar, sugar water. Yeah, but it doesn't have calories. So even if it's going to destroy my system and give me kidney stones, but at least it doesn't have calories calories are a myth. It's not real. Dry lands of myth. It's not a myth.   There's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with that at all. I used to be big into fresco years ago. So anyway, as soon as we finish, I'm going to go downstairs and have a big bowl of ice cream. Yeah, that would be great. I do like a nice sugar, like a snack of cereal. I'm a big Apple, I'm sorry, Apple Cinnamon Cheerios guy myself. Nice little meal. OK, so Blue Beetle, you you're super jazzed. It's probably going to be your favorite DCEU movie from what I'm gathering because you have a bias because of the actor from the show.  But we'll see. It could be great. I how long is it? Wait, how long is this movie? Please tell me it's under two. I am I am begging you to be under two hours. There's no they don't put that on Letterbox. That's kind of disappointing. We could Wikipedia says one hundred and twenty seven minutes, two hours, seven minutes or twenty seven hours. Movies already had a seven point nine on IMDB. So that's that's legit. Yeah, two hours and seven minutes. We had to just skirt over that two hour mark, didn't we? No, had to just punish me more. OK, well, yeah, I'm not I'm not thrilled. I don't think it's going to do well. I think it's going to bomb. I know they're really pushing the whole, you know, first lad in superhero. That's great. I'm all for that. But I still need the movie to be good, right? The representation stuff doesn't mean Dick, if your movie is not good, right outside of that. Yeah, let's go to. Do you want to stick around for Q&A? Are you going to go have some ice cream? I'm I don't have anywhere to be. OK, I'm unemployed, so I can sleep in tomorrow's latest. Sadly, I have to work tomorrow. I work from home, though, so it's not terrible. All right, let's go to the. I've been watching through the wrong turn movies. Oh, which it's. Sorry, it's probably the worst franchise of all time. Just shockingly bad movies and. Um. Almost intentionally painful to watch. Just awful, awful, awful. Are they? Well, there's several I spit on your grave movies. I don't know. Wow. Yeah, I haven't gone down that path. But the first one was trash, so I didn't even go to the other ones. So by talking to you, I'm going to be able to avoid having to watch a wrong turn movie afterwards. That's that's nice. How many are there? There are seven wrong turn movies. There's no way they went to theaters. How many of them went to theaters? Two, one, two. OK, so the the first one, of course, that, you know, it's a fine product of its time. Slasher film with Eliza, so that's fun. And then they did like a small release for a remake one that they put out. Year or two ago, wronger, wronger turn, the wrong turn. So it's like a reimagining. So it's actually like a pretty different plot, but the same. Oh, you turned the wrong place and you found weirdos. And there's five direct to video sequels that are unbelievably bad.  I've watched all of that.  I have a ranking idea for you, actually, Sean. OK, gotcha, gotcha. I think I seriously think it's a good one. I don't know if you've done it before, but you should do a ranking on the top worst movie franchise. I don't know how to title this. You're the good one at this. But basically the worst naming conventions in trilogies. So you'd have like the fast and the furious fast, too fast, too furious. You'd have Halloween followed by Halloween, which is actually Halloween, too, which is a sequel to Halloween, but not the other sequel to Halloween. You know, you have the predator, predators, predator. I mean, the world is really your oyster with this. And I think I think you could have fun with it. So that feels like that would be a tier ranking of the bad names. Yeah, a tier would be good. So then you say of franchises with the worst. Naming conventions. Yeah, yeah, like tier ranking, franchise best in the West. John Wick, I would put somewhere in the middle, because they're just that's a shit show, too, because you have John Wick, John Wick, Chapter Two. Then for some reason, John Wick, Parabellum. Parabellum, one of the one of the highly relatable words that normal people have, Parabellum. Parabellum, it's like my favorite word, Parabellum. Very useful word for. And then they just went back to John Wick, Chapter Four, because they're like, well, where do we go from Parabellum? No word can top it. We peaked with Parabellum. We peaked at Parabellum. Yeah, Fast and the Furious, obviously, asked here because of just the brilliance of that naming structure. Yeah, I think you'd have fun with that. OK, let's see what we got. We have Tony from Hack the Movies. So he's got a good channel over there. I'm not sure if you're familiar with him, Sean, but Hack the Movies, they they used to be part of Cinemassacre with Angry Video Game Nerd, you remember him? Angry Video Game Nerd, he was the thing. Yeah, so Tony worked on Cinemassacre and then he branched off and did Hack the Movies. I've been on there several times. I love the Adam Does Movies live show exclamation mark for $2. Yeah, because that's how he started. Sean was here.   Didn't know how to talk for a while.  I used to actually do this show with a co-worker back in the day for many years. His name was Corey. So it's just like this awful Freudian slip. Hack the Movies is back again, promoting his channel brilliantly with the $5 Super Chat. I always say our child's name will be Adam Does Movies and girls always go, this is our first date. Who is Adam? OK, that was a nice walk. Thanks, Tony. Make sure to go subscribe to Tony at Hack the Movies. Nada for $1.99. Thoughts on Ryan Gosling, rumored to play Batman. Man, what? Baby Goose is rumored to play Batman in what? Yeah, Batman brave in the bold. Oh, really? The well, so first off, I think this is one of those just, you know, we've got this covered. Like one of those websites that a website makes it up and then seven other websites report on the made up thing. And like, well, look at all these websites reporting on it. But like it's one of those. This is not anything remotely close to a real thing. Well, that's pretend it is. So what would you think if it was real? So I don't see it at all. I don't like I don't remotely see Ryan Gosling as Batman.  He starts like tab dancing through a scene. Like he's done drive and he's done brooding things and he can get into shape, but just even on like his his face. Yeah, I can kind of see the cowl. I can kind of see the mouth. He's got a good. He's got that kind of like rippled lip look, Michael Keaton style. Yeah, I don't. This pyramid of drinks. Just drink a mid. But yeah, I am. I just don't see him like as Bruce Wayne. I just don't I don't see it at all. Like of all the people out there, I just don't. So you have this is completely unrelated. But do you use your same streaming camera that you use your show camera? Are they two different cameras? Same. What are you what are you using? This is a Sony A6400. Oh, it's a nice camera. OK. Yes. So I for a long time at a Canon M 50. Yeah. And that's what I actually back when I bought the Canon at 50, I was like, going, think, should I get the A6400? Just you have to buy the lenses separate and everything. So it's like the extra cost is like, I don't. And I only got this one so that I could do live streaming with. Yes, not just like a Logitech webcam. And the first time I hooked it up and did one shot without setting the settings, I was like, oh, no, this is my camera for everything now. Like it instantly took over. It's a beautiful camera. And it like your picture quality is great. I love the the soft focus on both the foreground and the background. I appreciate that. I yeah, yeah, my buddy had a Sony camera and he was saying how it does. You can do live streaming with it.   And that doesn't do. You got to have that thing.  But yeah, you can. That Sony charges right into the camera, doesn't it? Again, I have the the camera is pretty much always just hardwired on a stick above my monitor and cable coming out of it into a cam link. And it's it's just that's how I do everything. Nice.  Yeah, that's where I like to live. I did a lot of that until about a year ago. And it's like got this thing. And it's like, this is well, actually, that's not even entirely true.  That's what I have through this through this. I did a I was a real rejects. Greg from real rejects invited me over to his house to be on a live stream. And I was like, what, Greg, really? They got a million subscribers and did this live stream. And it was like the simplest of things. He just had like a just a little bar that put the camera above the monitor. I was like, oh, well, that makes more sense. Yeah, it's like the sort of thing that's like not brilliant at all. It's someone that knows what they're doing. And yeah, I bought one of those. And all of a sudden, my desk doesn't have a tripod in the middle of it anymore. That's awesome. Yeah. You'll have to share that link with me because I'm doing this the tripod thing instead of I have like duct taped lights on the walls and no, not that bad, but it's it's it's it's embarrassing. So whenever I stumbled on this setup, like I just have this one key light right here and then this camera that actually has good color pickup with vibrant colors and it doesn't get washed out by me shooting lights behind it to give me backlighting just everything is always always made really good cameras. Always been a fan of theirs. Anyway, Nada. Yeah, thank you, Nada, for the super chat. Sorry, we don't have more exciting news to offer as far as baby goose as Batman. I don't I've been like there's been too many times where they make a casting choice. I'm like, oh, that's stun casting. Colin Farrell is the penguin. Like I keep it to myself because almost every time it works out and it's actually a really good decision. So I actually I give it up to the except for I take that back. Tom Holland as Nathan Drake was a terrible choice for the most part. Yeah, that that was one that they just clearly they didn't. It's Sony Sony. Sony has Spider-Man, Spider-Man is Tom Holland. All they know everything leads back to Spider-Man with us. And even the the weirder part is it goes back like 10 years that they've had been trying to do this uncharted movie. And 10 years ago, it was going to be Drake. And then they went, we don't want to lose you. So why don't we also miscast you as Sully? I never liked him as Drake either. But yeah, it would have been better than freaking right. It would have made more sense than him is Sully. Both of those are miscast. But yeah, weird. Yeah. OK. Jan Rose with two dollars says Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman. That's right. Well, she was. I don't know if she is anymore. But I get what you're saying, Jan. Thank you. Seems like they don't know either. Contradictory room. I guess Gal Gadot's turning into Dwayne Johnson, where they have this. You know, they're like, if I say it, maybe it'll actually happen. Dwayne Johnson is like, no, no, Black Adams do a great. It's the number one movie in America. We're going to have a bunch of them. Let's fire in the next day. What do we got here? Jane Rose, I always say Jane, Jan Rose. Back again, five dollars super chat. Thank you. Justice League is one of the worst superhero movies I've ever seen. And what a shame, too, because I loved Justice League growing up. She's being vague. I don't know if she's talking about the Snyder cut or the just Sweden one. I'm going to assume she means the Snyder cut. Yeah. No. This sounds accurate. Shadow humor, five dollars. Thank you, Shadow humor. Blade is still my favorite superhero movie. Hell, yes. Hey, Sean, I'm sure you've ranked them, but quickly. Blade, where do you stand? What's your favorite, Trinity, I assume? So I think Trinity is a very fun, terrible movie. It is. And it's especially once you watch the interviews with Patton Oswalt talking about his time making the movie. And he's in that. Oh, man, you haven't watched it. I've seen Trinity when it went to theaters and I never looked back. But I don't remember him in there. Yeah, he's one of the night stalkers. Oh, like he's like the guy in the chair. I know Parker Posey's in there and there's like dogs with mouths that open like those Reavers, which I was done at that point. I'm like, this is this is terrible. So, but yeah, Patton Oswalt is in it. And there's some interviews of him talking about it. The guy's like, so you're in Blade. Is that exciting? He's like, no, no, no, no, I wish I was in Blade. Blade's awesome. I'm in Blade Trinity. He's doing this before the movie comes out. Oh, OK, I was going to say, oh, my God. After the movie came out, he goes, man, that movie was a disaster. Now, friends with the director, he'll agree with you. Everything was a disaster.  And he wouldn't talk to the director. He would just write cards to communicate with the director. Which is funny, because he only had like 40 some lines of dialogue in the movie. So you'd think you'd want to talk more when he wasn't filming. But that's because he wouldn't show up. He was supposed to have more dialogue, but he wouldn't show up. And so a lot of his stunt double shot half of his stuff and they did wide shots. The last shot of the movie is him laying on a bed and he refused to open his eyes. And so they CGI'd eyes open up to him. No, what? You can look this up.   That is awesome. Because Wesley Snipes sabotaged his own film because he was like really, I know he didn't want I know he didn't like that they added Jessica Biel and Ryan Reynolds. Yeah, yeah, that's so that he just tanked it. Yeah, he's done. That's freaking gold. Well, that movie sucked either way. But yeah, that's that's a show anyway. But Blade one and two are pretty well tied for me. Yeah, that I agree. I tend to I like to a little bit more. But I think I like one a little bit more because I like the investigation aspect of it, where you're kind of like learning about this world and your failures. Whereas the second one's a little bit more streamlined. But I think I appreciate the fact that it's very different. So it complements it without competing with it. I love the well, I love Del Toro and his vision that he puts on things. But I'm a huge fan of that 2007 ish CG transition to real human thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's so fun. I wish they did it more. They did a lot of the Spider-Man movies.   But Blade Two was the king of that. There's yes, it was like like early enough in that process of doing that, where you're seeing like real people doing sword fights and especially snipes and it's so clearly him as a real martial arts doing cool stuff. And then he does like this double back flip, double back flip flies ten feet up in the air. Well, the shot when he he runs and he does that like spiral flip onto the motorcycle then pulls out the like zipline thing. Oh, that's so good. I love that movie. Those movies are awesome. Thank you, who brought that up? Shadow humor. Thank you for bringing that up. Kyle Nelson with the 199. Nothing just silent. He's like, I feel bad for you. Here's some money.  Thank you, Kyle. Oh, but then he's back. Now he has something to say with the 499 super. The first one was a test and now he's ready. The next Friday, the 13th is in October. That makes sense. That makes more sense than releasing Haunted Mansion in August. What is your favorite Friday, the 13th? That's for either of us to go. I'm not going to lie to you. I haven't seen many of them in a long time. And the first one I watched a few years back on Rocktober with my family, and it really has aged pretty poorly for me. The original Friday, the 13th? The original Friday. Yeah, it's absolutely not a classic. Like it's overtly a Halloween. The writer was told, go watch Halloween and find a cheap way to do that. Just do that cheap way. I just wasn't into it.  And so it's self-aware. OK.  And on its own joke. And then some people hate it, but the remake, it's not like this is a great film, but none of the movies in this franchise are like. And don't they turn them into like a pedophile in the remake? That was the one thing I think people hate. No, no, no, there's Nightmare on Elm Street. Oh, I'm sorry. Nightmare on Elm Street was like, oh. Oh, yeah, that's right. That's what it was. So Friday, the 13th, it adds some, because it's platinum dune, some goofy teenage tumor into it, and they're smoking dope the whole time. But it just has a better aesthetic to it, 21st century production value, and people getting chopped up. And then, yeah. And that's number six. Well, there you go. No, no, no, no. So six is back in the 80s. The remake is from 2009. So those are the two that I had. Normally it was the top, I think. Gotcha. Well, there you go, two for the price of fun. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Watermelon, what is it? Barnacle. Watermelon Barnacle, $4.99. Thank you. And then, of course, appropriately, a watermelon barnacle photo, I guess. I've been watching Adam since 2015, and Sean, since 2019. This collab was been well-awaited. That's verbatim. I assume he meant was well-awaited. Thank you very much. I hope that it didn't disappoint. Well, and we've been going for three hours, so. This has been an idea. Something we've missed. Let us know that we can do our little show for you guys. Now that it's after midnight, and I'm tired, and my inhibition's gone, I can do something. Whatever would normally not say or do. I can just let loose now. The halo is off. Hey, let's debate turning red real quick. Oh, god. That was your worst take ever, turning red. I didn't connect to the little girls in the film.  I'm going to get off Twitter for the next two weeks. What have I done? Oh, my god.  Anything with John Travolta, I would assume. Trying to think, like a Saturday Night Fever. What year was that? That's 70s. That's disco. Oh, that's like 78, I think. They did a sequel, though. It's the lone road and directed called Staying Alive. Staying Alive, yeah, Staying Alive. Well, that's probably it. That's probably the one. Top Gun with that volleyball scene.  How?  And so I watched it before Maverick came out. I loved Maverick, by the way. But Top Gun, I just, and I'd seen hot shots, probably 500 times. So I wasn't familiar enough with it based on that. But yeah, Top Gun, I was just not feeling it all. I thought, wow, this movie is very, very homoerotic. I'm like equal parts waiting for these guys to throw fists as they are to make out with each other. And yeah, the sexual tension was palpable in it. They should have just gone all in on it, honestly, because that was some funny stuff. And Ice Man's the hero in the movie. Tom Gun, Top Gun, Tom Gun's character. He's the villain, Tom Gun, yeah. He's the villain of the picture. So I'm a little bit, you know, more nostalgic to watch. That's one of the first movies I remember watching. Yeah. The earliest childhood memories of watching a movie is watching Top Gun and my parents gets to the, take my breath away, sequence. And my parents are like, hey, get out of here real quick. Get out of here. Like, what's going on? What just happened in the movie? And then, Hey, hey, hey, they're trying to distract you. Hey, hey. What's going on here? Whoa. It's not tons of nostalgia for it, but yeah, it's such an 80s product. And then Top Gun Maverick, like somehow makes like this really like solid blockbuster that's a follow-up. Yeah, they basically stopped rebooting it and they did it right the second time. Yeah, right. It's like, wow, how did you do that? Yeah. Yeah. We're going to get an actress that looks a little closer to Tom Cruise's age, not one that looks like the mom in the first film. We're going to make some actual cool dogfight sequences with a plot that I can understand.  They're just training. They're just training. And then out of nowhere, something happens. Yeah, he maybe graduates, he maybe does it. And they're like, hey, there's bad guys out in the ocean.  Can I do this? Can I do this? And then he does it. And he saves the day against someone. Someone, the Miggs, Miggs. But that song, you got Kenny Loggins in there. Yeah. Okay, where am I at?  This is a real thing. We had the vinyl of the soundtrack for Top Gun. I thought that Tom Cruise sang all the songs because he was the star of the movie. And I guess I thought the lady saying take my breath away is like, okay, she's the lead singer of Berlin, of course. That's how things work. I mean, sometimes it is how they work. Depends on, you know, Greece. Yeah, there you go. Yeah, you know what I know. I actually watched Greece with my family recently. I hadn't seen it in a long time. I was never as high on Greece as some of the other members of my brother and stuff. But we went on a cruise and they had a Greece Broadway thing. And it was fantastic. And the kids loved it. But what is it, Zuko or whatever?  I was just like, this is no Travolta. Kids, you can't like him. You don't know what you're missing. This is no Travolta. And so he came home and watched it. And yeah, Greece is awesome. That movie holds up really well. I liked it a lot. How'd you like that walk? Okay, Kyle Nelson for a 199 Super Chat. Do you like the 1997 steel movie with Shaq? Well, who doesn't? It's a timeless classic. It's right up there with Kazam or Shazam, whatever it is. What is the genie one, Kazam? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, no, Shaq is terrible. So bad. Yeah, so I watched it for the first time. Why? Well, I guess, so when the Suicide Squad, because I'm the ranking guy, so I try to do my epic rankings. So when... I'm sorry, what were you ranking that had Shaq? Because steel is a DC property. So it's all DC movies. So were they trying to base that off of like man of steel? Was that some sort of a weird spin-off they were doing? Or is he an actual character? So it's John Henry Steel. When Superman died, they did the reign of the Superman. And so then there were kind of these four supermen and one of them was like a clone, one's a cyborg, and one of them, John Henry Irons, Steel. I remember that. The guy that makes the big metal hammer and sledgehammer. He looked a lot cooler in the comics. Yeah, and then they did, on Superman and Lois, the CW show, he's on there and he's basically Iron Man with a hammer. And he's pretty cool. Yeah. Shaq, however, probably not the right guy to start. Remember the video game Shaq Foo? Oh, I remember. I remember. I watched the hot ones with Shaq, because there's a meme of him making funny faces and like, well, my kids are like, the kids think of memes. So then we watched it and then we were like, let's do the history of Shaq. Here's Shaq Foo. And we, yeah, we went through the whole history of his rap career, his video games, all of it. It's very amazing kind of life that he's lived and a lot of really everything he puts his name on is kind of a seal of perfection. Yeah, he's gonna run for like the sheriff of a city. He's planning on doing that in 2024. Does he own the city that he's running for? He's like a volunteer officer or something like that in the city and he wants to run for office but he was too busy back four or five years ago to do it in 2020. So he's like, that's a thing. He's like this guy that, yeah, he's basketball player, rapper, video game, commentator, entrepreneur. He sells like human growth hormone supplements or something like that. He shows up in my feed all the time like, here I take this and I got great growth hormone levels.  So now he's like, he's like in your purview constantly. Just trying to figure out how you go down these rabbit holes of stuff. Like what, how did I start getting that many Shaq ads of him with his shirt off on top of bills? Does not compute, does not compute. They said throwing you George Foreman grill stuff and they don't even know how to make you out anymore. Yeah. Well, yeah, that's amazing. Okay, master sergeant with a $5 super chat. SUP, one, number one, Snyder trilogy, number two, Wonder Woman, number three, guns, thus suicide squad. The rest are one ops and tied at 13. Yeah, master sergeant actually, he's a Patreon that's having me do the roast of I believe, Justice League. And that is a beautiful script that I put together. It took me an hour and a half to record it. The editing is gonna be very fun on that. I look forward to that. I'm glad I have a full-time job and decided that roasting movies is what I should be doing with my free time. Okay, thank you, master sergeant. One final super chat, Kyle Nelson again. Shout out of a cannon. Why are critics so sensitive about CGI? So I think, I don't know, it's the critics so much as the internet. And I think it's the, I would guess that it's probably the under 30 crowd that have been raised on like modern day TV shows. Yeah. Like you have like secret invasions, six episodes, $200 million budget. And so you kind of get raised so much on just expecting CGI to be crazy good. And I think some, like there's no excuse for a movie with a budget of $200 million to have a CGI that's that bad. And I think some of is also when you just, it feels like it's getting worse in it should be. Oh, it is absolutely getting worse. You look at even those, the first Transformers movie. Well, that's a classic example. That's where I was about to say, Pirates of the Caribbean.  Yeah, Davey Jones looks insane. And I think it's a lot, a lot of it has to do with obviously the overtaxing of these studios. Another thing is the overreliance on CG now. They're pushing out what five times the content that they were doing, you know, because of all these streaming services that have all these deals. And there's only so many VFX shops out there right now. Yeah. It's just because you have a ton of money doesn't mean there's more VFX artists. And it doesn't mean there's more top tier VFX artists. And it doesn't mean that there's enough top tier directors that have that skill set of just knowing how to incorporate these two things and how to respect it. Like, there's a- And it's applying demand. So, you know, Weta Studios isn't gonna take the first job that falls in their lap at this point. They're gonna take the best paying job that falls in their lap. And like you can criticize a thousand things about Michael Bay and I have, you have. But the guy also knows how to like shoot certain seeds. And so you watch him blowing up these buildings and it looks like Shia LaBeouf is in a building that's collapsing and being eaten by a gigantic robot. Like it's not realistic at all, but it looks grounded in our reality. And then you watch the Marvel movie where Scarlett Johansson is falling out of the sky and she's sword fighting and it does not look grounded in any sort of reality. And- Yeah, because they've got, again, Michael Bay knows how to shoot action. He was doing it before they even had the CG to work with.  He'll still add air to, you know, like blowing fans on them. And often now, I mean, God, Thor, Love and Thunder, they're scenes where not a single thing is real except for these actors. Even they're not fully real. They're armor is fake. Their helmets are fake. Right. Their abs are fake. It's so far gone from giving you anything to connect to in a scene that, again, that's where the stakes come in.  And so I get it. I get the criticism for sure. Yeah. And that's where this comment came out when we were talking about the flash.  Right. But there's no excuse. There's no like $200 million. And it's a movie that they were test screening it a year before it came out. Yeah.  Like they didn't, they clearly didn't have a vision for what they wanted it to look like that was a good idea. And so then you have the director being like, oh, you know, it's not supposed to look realistic because it's like this projection of time. And it's like, but it's not supposed to look like a PlayStation 2 render. Like that's not what it would look like. This doesn't look like a grounded reality to anything. It feels like on rendered graphics. It really does feel like, especially in the baby scene, that they just, that was early pre-res CG that they were gonna go back and touch up and clean up. But they're like, oh God, we've already spent almost 300 million on this film. And we can't put an ounce more into this thing or we're gonna lose money. And I think it often comes down to that where this shit's just expensive now. The marketing budgets are through the roof. They have to pay all these big name actors, a huge chunk of change. The, again, these VFX studios aren't free. They're not cheap. Even though the workers at the bottom are getting paid pretty little, apparently. I think the guys up top are kind of cashing in, which is too bad. And a lot of last minute reshoots. And every time, like Marvel apparently is horrible about constantly reshooting it, constantly changing the script. And so this isn't this well envisioned thing that they shot based off the original script. It's the thing that they shot a month ago. It's the conveyor belt coming out and making it. Did you see that on the Marvels? Supposedly they already spent a couple hundred million before they even really started shooting the film, is what I read. Because they had so many pre-production issues, going through scripts, going through pre-res and all that stuff that it's just, it's ballooned to a point of absurdity. Yeah. I don't, I couldn't even find actual numbers on it. They're, for some reason, kind of being coy about it, but if those reports are to be true. Not for some reason, because it's bad. Like they're in really bad shape, where like an Indiana Jones movie cost $300 million? What are you doing? Two and a half hours long? Like when? What are you doing? What is, why is any of this? And there's a, Why is any of this? This shot at the beginning of the movie where Indiana Jones is like from a distance, they show him running on top of a train. Oh yeah. And it looked horrible. It looked like the rubber band people from Blade 2. It was two sec, like a one second shot. This is a $300 million movie in the year 2023. It's a wide shot. It doesn't need to even be detailed.   I don't know. How do you screw that up? I don't know. And then they have, how do you say his name? Michael Madsen or whatever, the bad guy. He gets like freaking decapitated in that same scene on the train. And then he shows up later.    Yeah, again, can't connect to anything. It's all so fake. But the point Sean was saying, the flash looks terrible, but it has enough connective tissue and a good script in our opinion that you can go along with the rest. It's the same reason that people still like Richard Donner Superman.  Listen, they're still okay visually, but dear God, they are a far cry from what Hollywood can put out today. And that first lightsaber battle we're treated to with Obi-Wan and Darth Vader. It looks like two guys having a sword fight in a bathroom. It's like, he does a little twirl at one point. He's like, how do you like me now? What are you doing?  The characters are interesting and you're along for the ride. It's not complicated.  But even to an example, we're talking about Black Adam and you're like, this is the most CGI city I've ever seen. Right, because that's all the movie had to offer. You weren't like, oh man, the journey of Black Adam and the kid on the skateboard. And so it's the movie is delivering spectacle and superficial entertainment. And it's if you're only watching for that and you're like, I'm watching a city that's not real. Right. Then that's all you see. That's like how it goes for a lot. I mean, again, back to Snyder, the Snyder cut. I harped on it a lot, but like I said, the story was a lot better. It was far more fascinating.  But the chanting, it would have been funny if at one point it was so loud that the characters in the movie were like, Diana, can you leave for a second? We're trying to have a conversation. Like they could hear the song themselves. Okay, Kyle, last second, final 4.99 super chat. If you didn't know the budget of movies would your opinion change? Well, no, we're just, I think we're just chatting about it. Like I don't care if a movie costs a stick. I'm only, you know, we're just kind of candidly talking. Like it's crazy that it costs so much and it looks that bad, but that doesn't change my opinion on the final product. I mean, I think there's, I can't put, say, I'm like, oh, I'm completely objective. I don't put my outside knowledge. I mean, we're all human. We're all kind of things that frustrate us. Like even as we talked about Justice League, I can't just evaluate it as like this weird Frankenstein thing. Sure. I evaluate it as I know why it's this weird Frankenstein thing. And I'm like, that's, this is like the worst of Hollywood that would you would be opportunistic about that? Come on. But I think it's, there's movies where it's tough to not have a certain amount of cynicism when like you just know Disney is just throwing money out there. Turn and burn, baby. And you're just like, what is going on here? Like, why, how does it- Or purposely doing the cash grab remake and then on top of that doing a gender swap or a race swap because they know exactly what they're doing.  But case in point, like I watched Secret Invasion. I was like, okay, maybe this is gonna be, no, it's not, okay, it's another one of these Mandarin things in the middle. And then you get to the end and you're like, oh dear, what, what were you thinking? I gave up on Disney, I gave up on Disney plus shows. They're so bad every time. And afterwards, we find out it costs $200 million and you're like, this is a show about people like sitting in circles talking and drinking coffee and talking and being in a hospital room and talking and being in a warehouse and talking. How are you spending $30 million per episode? Like is Amelia Clark, Olivia Coleman, Samuel L. Jackson all getting $5 million per episode? What is going on here? There's no explanation until you realize that they shot it and then they re-shot it. Well, yeah, and because these universes are so big and connected, there's so many things like, okay, Kevin's coming in now and he's saying the Eternals too is gonna have this character. So we have to shoehorn it in here now because it's all gonna for some reason still connect. And it's so bloated and large has become uninteresting to everyone. Yeah, we could talk for hours about this. So I was debating on the Twitter with someone. X, you mean? Yeah, X. I was X-ing on X tonight right before we started. And if someone had tweeted out, well, Blu-ray Angel tweeted out, Secret Wars could be the first movie to make $3 billion. And so someone I know is like, no, I don't see it happening. $3 billion? What did Avatar 2 make, like 1.4 or something? No, it was over $2 billion. Oh, was it? Avatar movies make over $2 billion. James Cameron is the... James Cameron's magic. Yeah, so you go to James Cameron's number and then you always go backwards from that. So nothing's making over $2 billion. Right, right. And so I'm like, the momentum is disappearing. There's, people's interest is dwindling. There's no stars. There's no team-ups that pull it together. We don't even know who the Avengers are. Yeah, I don't... There's like... Chris Pratt and Ant-Man maybe are in there and I assume Brie Larson. Like the leader is Shuri or this is... She is. Aqua's Pina, is she gonna be in the mix? Like who is the Avengers? We're 17 movies and 25 TV shows into the multiverse saga. And we've had three references to the Avengers. Spider-Man said, I was an Avenger and then his buddies went, what's an Avenger? Modoc said, I got to die an Avenger. So we know Modoc used to be an Avenger. Spider-Man used to be Avenger.  And he goes, because this is personal, I gotta solve this. So he doesn't call the Avengers. Like that's a real line of dialogue. Like no superpowers, this is personal, I gotta solve this. So he sends it. Is there still an engine? Sorry, go ahead. But so he says he's gonna solve it himself. Then he sends an Emilia Clarke as him so she can use her superpowers. So he doesn't even do the thing.  Oh, disaster. Is Emilia Clarke a superhero? Is she good or bad? So she was with these extremist scrolls, but she's like, mm, terrorism's bad. Yeah, of course. I don't not fully good, but I think that killing 3,000 people for no reason is bad. She's an anti-hero. Okay, wow, all right. So then she's kind of like in the middle. And then at the end, spoilers for Secret Invasion, they have a super scroll machine where Nick Fury used the scrolls to collect all the blood of the Avengers from the Battle of Endgame. And so then Nick Fury gives the blood of all the Avengers to the bad guy to put into his super scroll machine. Oh my God. What? This is a real thing. Someone did AI write this. So he gets this blood of all the events. And Nick Fury has it. He doesn't have to turn it over, but he chooses to. And so he gives it to Emilia Clarke who goes as him and she's pretending to die from radiation because they're like a nuclear plant. And so she hands over this potion to a vial of blood to him. That he puts into his super scroll machine. And Nick Fury is sitting in the middle of the machine. And he's like, I'm just gonna run the machine with you sitting next to me. Oh my God.  Of everyone. That was at the Battle of Endgame. Amazing. It's a like she flexes her arm. And it's- I saw that clip. Drax's arm. I saw that clip. And so she has Drax's tattoos because she has his powers. And then at one point they have the rings of what a Thanos is guys.  Rings are not in your blood. What is happening? Were you counting as things were showing up and you're like one million dollars, two million dollars, three million dollars all the way to 200. And so then they do a big boss fight and then she wins. And then it's like a random spy person is like, we can work together. You can use me, I'll use you. And that's what they do with this character that they just like casually and accidentally made the most powerful character in the entire MCU. And they didn't even realize it. They didn't stop to think like, oh, that has ramifications. This is important. You know- Mother of dragons.  I'm still calling her Amelia Clark. She's Khaleesi. Mother of Superheroes. She's Khaleesi, mother of dragons. And I don't know her name, but she's the most powerful character in the MCU. And as far as we know, they have no future plans for it. They just like, oh, oops, we accidentally did that. You're forgetting one reference. And that is at the way end credits of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume three, they say Star Lord will return in Avengers. They do. Yeah, so there you go.  You can tack it on at the end if you want, but you already screwed me over with Gamora and with Star Lord's character arc. So yeah, he's done. I love that too. He's been kind of snarky about it lately. Oh, he had that line in Guardians three, which I thought was just great where he's like, yeah. And then they threw her over a cliff and a magic cliff and I guess she died, but then she came back and I don't understand any of it. That's pretty good. That's clearly James Gunn, like passive aggressively.  Okay, one final one. Last second, Daniel Skinner, $5. Thank you, Daniel says, as someone who met Sean Chandler in real life, who is the most famous person you guys have met? Mine is Haley Steinfeld and Brie Larson. Wow, that's a nice matchup right there. He did that in San Antonio in July and I almost would have met Daniel Skinner a second time in San Antonio, but it kind of fell at a busy time so I couldn't head on out to that Comic Con. Okay. Yeah. Is that your, who have you met, Sean? Anybody famous? Oh, he's got a photo. My close personal friend of me with my buddy William Shatner, he just always has plexiglass between the two of us. What a weird guy. So weird. Yeah, he's short. He's sitting down. Oh. I couldn't see. Was it two in the morning where you were at? Two in the morning, it's 1.54. He's a midget.  How tall are you, Sean? Like 10 feet. That's awesome. Well, that's cool. Right along with that, my other close personal friend, Sam Raimi, and Bruce Campbell. They are standing up, so this does show me as clearly taller than them. Which gives you dominance over them. That was important to me. Very eldest status. Walk in, walk into this photo op, paint all this money to get my picture with them. Walk in, Sam Raimi walks up to me, he goes, hi, my name's Sam. Oh my God. It literally inched it. Yeah, bro. I just paid 100 bucks. Hi, friend, I'm Sam. You may know me from such a fit, it goes as Spider-Man and Spider-Man dude. He was dead. Bruce Campbell's like, ah, I get these losers out of here. There it is, yeah. It's like both have been played into their exact stereotypes of Sam Raimi being this nerdy, awkward, really nice guy and Bruce Campbell being this really funny douchebag. That's awesome, man. Bruce Campbell, that'd be, he'd be a blast to meet. Yeah. I haven't met anybody too exciting. I saw Michael, how do you say his last name, Rooker? Roker? Yeah. Yeah. I'm like that. Yeah, one of them. Michael Rooker. I was mumbling, Michael Rooker.  I saw him at a con, one of the only cons I ever went to, actually. And it wasn't even like a meet and greet thing. He was actually just like walking in from outside. I guess he missed the back private entrance.  I'm like, Michael Roker, he turns over, he shakes my hand, says hi. I'm like, hi, I don't have to pay money for this.  I met like Lou Ferrigno and a couple other people, but I wouldn't say anybody too exciting. I'd love to meet like, I think Larry David would be hilarious to meet in person. I think the always sunny in Philadelphia gang would be freaking awesome. I don't know. I like comedians. I think that they are the most honest people in Hollywood. Jim Carrey would be a blast to meet. Yeah, I know that's not what the question was, but I'm just telling you people I'd love to meet on my bucket list at this point. Yeah, okay. I think that wraps up the super chats. It is two in the morning here. What do you have? One over there? Yeah, it's only 1256. Oh, well it is 156 here. We are on the same, you know, we're still. My wife had been in the chat. I think she passed out. She's gone. Yeah, we lost her. My wife didn't even bother. My family is actually not even in the house. I am home alone, Macaulay Culkin style. I set up movie traps everywhere. Yeah, they flew back to Minnesota and I'm going down there in two days to see all my family. Cause we moved here to South Carolina. We're from Minnesota. I don't know if you can tell from my rich, thick accent, but. Which city are you in? Right now? Or where was I'm in Somerville. Do you want me to give me your address, the address too and everything? Yes, I went to college in Columbia. So I've only been here for a year, but I do know, I do know where Columbia is. Yeah. So I was, maybe if you know Columbia, then I could have been like mentioned the two streets that I know in Columbia. That's it. That's my whole connection. I was trying to connect with you on a real personal level. Well, we got there. I think we got there. I also have been in the state of South Carolina. There it is. Have you been into Maurice's barbecue? No, I have not. I haven't been to enough barbecue places here. It's kind of what they're known for. And I haven't, I've barely been to a barbecue place. Coming from Texas, like I was offended at the concept that they were known for barbecue. I never went to Maurice's barbecue, but they were like famous for being overtly racist.  It all goes back. It all comes back around. This is trying to get some ammo to post on Twitter. Like, I got him. It took three and a half hours. It was two and a clock in the morning, his time. And I caught him in one of my traps. It's gonna be Sean Chandler's clip tomorrow. You start doing clips on your channel now. What's up guys? Sean Chandler, here's the top five most racist people on YouTube in the movie critic space. And number one, Adam does movies. He hated Maurice's barbecue.  Oh, wait, my wife is actually still here. She just doesn't respond to any of my comments I leave for her. Oh, that's nice. Well, it's, it's not nice. It's meant me, she's ignoring me and it's hurting my feelings. I was feeling insecure. Well, yeah. Yeah. Well, on that note, Sean, this is a pleasure. Yes, insecurity. Again, people, you can, you can subscribe to his channel at Sean talks about, why is that your handle, by the way? Why aren't you like Sean talks movies or something like that? It's like Sean talks about nothing. Yeah. That's the, if you, if I'd known that you can change it. Yeah.  I don't like it. It bothers me that it's Sean talks, Sean Chandler talks about. Yeah. That's the actual, that's the name I've always had. My actual name is Sean Chandler talks about. It's your first, middle, last name. It's like literally my thought. We went to go see the Lady Ghostbusters in July, 2016. Oh, I saw your video on that as a like your walk through your life. It was very nice. It's, it's so like, like next day I was like, I'll post a video. Like what, what should I, I had this dormant YouTube channel that I'd posted some stuff about. And I was like, yeah, you know, I want to talk about Ghostbusters. Yeah. It's called the channel Sean Chandler talks about. So each video is like Sean Chandler talks about Ghostbusters. Sean Chandler talks about whatever it is. Yeah.   And then like there's a group of people like when I go to church on Sunday, it's like, it's a joke to the high schoolers or it's amusing because I'm a full type YouTuber.  It's Sean Chandler talks about movies. And like half the high schoolers or teenagers of the church just like put on this big thing. Yeah. And they're like, even if they're close to me and they're not yelling, they'll do the fake yell thing. We're like, look who it is. Okay, that stuff. And yeah, then they say the whole thing. It's never Sean Chandler. Sean Chandler talks about movies. It's always Sean Chandler talks about. But well, you said movies. They put the movies on too because even they're like, what are you doing?  Even they know better than me. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I've changed my channel name three times and I guess we know who's got more subs and views. So the joke I guess comes back to me at the end. Yeah, subscribe to Sean Chandler. Sean, this was a long time ago. Subscribe to Sean Chandler talks about, this is important stuff.  So I almost followed the wrong one over there. And I didn't use it for three years. I just recently got back onto it. So there's all these like fan accounts that are actually posting things that are pretty close to my reviews because they're pulling them from my reviews. But they're not me. They're me actually. I'm trying to teach you a lesson. Next week, look for Sean's channel rebrand. What's up? It's Sean talks movies. On this episode, I'm ranking, I'm doing a tier list on movie sequels that have bad titling. That's how it's gonna be. This brought to you by Adam Does Movies. Oh, he must be super successful if he's given you advice. No. He's not. Okay, yep. Follow Sean Chandler talks about whatever he wants. Sean, this was a blast. This honestly was. I was looking forward to this. The first time we've ever talked. Yeah. Back to where we started on this. First time we ever talked and we talked for three and a half hours. I really do talk about movies. You do. And I do talk about them way too much. No, I think you talked about them. A perfect amount of time. I appreciate that. All right, thank you guys for watching and Sean will have to do it again sometime. I'm gonna end the broadcast and we'll awkwardly sit here for a couple seconds while it ends. I don't know what it's doing.


Looking ahead to this Saturday, is it a case of not having an overreaction from last weekend but just looking for a general reaction from the players? Yeah, I think certainly what we don't want to do is brush the defeat under the table and say everything will be okay. On the other hand, we don't want to overreact and get too down on ourselves because we've had a great start this season when you look at the squad as being reshaped and so we're very pleased with how we've done. However, on our Tuesday game it was the opportunity to sit down with the lads and look at the DVD of the game and compare it to when we've played well this season and playing the way we did on Saturday after we went 2-0 down. Obviously the goals changed the game but we didn't respond in the manner that I expected us to. We kind of became frantic in our play. We went away from the game plan and how we played for the majority of the season and we never really looked like we'd get back in the game. So, we got a new group of players, we sat down with them, showed them it, they're all on slads and we looked at everything and had a general review of the season so far with them.


All right, so this is a massive chicken farm here in the UK. There's about 30,000 individual beings in this shed and there's about eight sheds on this property. And this is a warm dead body of one of these babies who hasn't made it. And what's happened is they've suffered to death on this floor here in this shed. They've suffered and died on this floor and there's other babies walking around. They're starting to become overgrown. Their body will grow bigger than their body weight can handle. And there's just animals here, face down on the dirt, just can hardly breathe and they won't make it through the night.  It's just horrible.  All they knew was suffering. All they knew was this shed and this machinery and the automated feeding. You know, it's just, look. If you're eating these birds, because birds are one of the most predominantly animals on earth. I mean, you're going into KFC mindlessly.  Look at this bird here in my hands. It's dead animal. That's what you're eating.  When you sit down to a chicken dinner, you're eating a dead animal. This is their head. This is their face and these are their feet. They had a little heart that was beating.      And these babies are stuck here in this prison. They can't go home. They can't go to freedom. This is their home.  And their only escape is a slaughterhouse.   Look, I'm just pleading with you. Please stop doing this to them. Please.  To these innocent little babies. These innocent little birds. Please. Choose vegan, live a vegan lifestyle. Boycott this madness and speak up against it.  So do the right thing, please.