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[Intro Music]
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[Intro Music] Rosa: Welcome back to Cumposting, the world's number 91 film review podcast!
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Rosa: I'll be your host, Reddest Rosa, joined as always by my co-host, Joku! And today, we're looking at the film Miller's Crossing.
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Joku: What a creek.
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Rosa: What crossing... what a crossing dude.
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Joku: Dude what a Miller's Crossing am I right?
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Rosa: Dude, call me call me Miller.
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Joku: call me Miller... Miller Light.
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Rosa: Call me Michelob Ultra.
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Joku: Call me blade of Michealo.
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Rosa: Call me Bud Light because I chopped my
penis off.
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Joku: Call me... call me Dhar Mann.
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Rosa: ooh
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Joku: Dhar Mann... call me dude we should watch -
Rosa: Call me by your name.
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Joku: Dude, we should watch that Dhar Mann movie I think that'd be funny.
Rosa: Wait, Dhar Mann made a movie?
Joku: Yeah, it's like an hour long though.
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Rosa: Dude... I think -
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Joku: That could be a good [____]ing Patreon bonus video.
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Rosa: Dude, subscribe to the Patreon, because episode 1 of the Patreon Podcast -
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Joku: is reacting to the Dhar Mann movie.
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Rosa: $5 a month, and you get bonus episodes.
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Rosa: and...
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Rosa: We're unfiltered during those, so you might hear some naughty words.
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Joku: Rosa's gonna say the [_] word!
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Rosa: [Laughs] I'm gonna say the [_] word! [Chuckles] We're really racist in the Patreon discord.
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Rosa: In the Discord and in the bonus episodes. $5 a month and you get to join the discord.
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Rosa: And! You get episodes a week early... That's kind of freakin' awesome.
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Rosa: We watched Miller's Crossing, which came out in 1990 and was directed by -
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Joku: Joel Coen, and written by the Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan Coen.
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Rosa: Yep! Ethan Klein wrote this movie.
Joku: With Jaiden... or Jayda -
Rosa: Jaiden animations directed this movie
Joku: [Laughs] Wait -
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Joku: What the [ __ ] is Ethan's wife called again?
Hila? Hila! Oh yeah, Hila Klein.
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Rosa: She employs children at Teddy Fresh.
Joku: Yeah her children specifically, that's why she's that's why she's always pregnant
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Rosa: She's pro child employment.
Joku: she's supplying her factories.
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Rosa: That's how they pick the cotton.
Joku: [Laughs] Anyway, let's talk about Miller's Crossing.
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Rosa: Let's talk about Miller Light.
Joku: This is your first Coen brother movie or Coen, right?
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Joku: you haven't seen big Labowski?
Rosa: When I was young I saw, it but I don't remember.
Joku: No Country for Old Men?
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Rosa: It's on my watch list.
Joku: Okay well. these are Cohen Brother movies.
Rosa: Can't forget Fargo.
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Joku: Fargo, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Hail Ceaser
Rosa: Pretty famous directors and writers.
Joku: Yeah, this is
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Joku: kind of their their standard area... what's
the word... mobster, kind of.
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Rosa: It's very Film Noir inspired.
Yeah, they're big fans of murder.
Rosa: I'm a huge fan of murder!
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Joku: within like the murder realm and that kind
of stuff like Fargo the man who wasn't there No
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Country For Old Ben Family Guy Family Guy so this
is this is pretty standard one I I feel um it it
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um what do I want to say here you're so
thinking you're like the sest friend I
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have none of your friends think none of my
friends think they act they do as they're
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told yeah um that's why they're not my
friends they're my they're my slaves on
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my tegy fresh child child labor Factory
but anyway this is a pretty early film
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within their discography let me see they're
filmography filmography thank you damn sorry
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um yeah this is like like around their fourth
or or third around that that very early film
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for them it's um um yeah it's a very it's a very
simple story with very complicated characters
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executed very well is how I describe it um um
our main character it's Tommy he's an Irish
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guy and we're in the 20s so if you're Irish
Italian late 1920s if you're Irish or Italian
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in the late 1920s what are you do for
a living you either sell gabu you're a
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boxer or you're in the mob our boy Tommy
he's in the mob specifically the Irish
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mafia under a guy named Leo um Leo he's got
a little bit of an Icarus complex I feel like
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that's how I describe him he's
um he thinks he's too big to
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fail um would you say that's accurate yeah
I would say that's accurate and um when he
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refuses to let one of his clients who pays for
protection and um does horse race raking um named
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wasn't it Frank no it wasn't Frank it was Johnny
Johnny Casper joh Johnny Casper when Johnny Casper
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comes to him he's like hey Leo I need a [ __ ] uh
I need to kill Bernie Bernie's rting me out um uh
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L was like oh no Bernie pays for protection
see I can't let you do that to him and then
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GI said hey what do you mean you can't [ __ ] I'm
[ __ ] done with you so they have a messy breakup
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and now meanwhile um [ __ ] Tommy he's sleeping
with um Leo's uh girlfriend he's sleeping with
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his girl who is Bernie's what Bernie's sister
I mean and she's sleeping with Leo because she
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wants protection for Bernie but she's sleeping
with Tommy because she has feelings for him
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now uh Tommy isn't he doesn't like Bernie
very much so he thinks that nisha's let
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Bernie be killed mo mo says no Shenanigans
happen um Tommy ends up telling Leo that
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he he's sleeping with Vera the girl the
girl from earlier and then then Leo gets
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mad so then Tommy joins the Italians more hij
Janks ensue double crossing happens he's told
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to kill Bernie but he doesn't kill Bernie so
Bernie's alive but everyone thinks he's dead
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and he starts double crossing the Italians
then he gets double crossed by Bernie but
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then he double crosses Bernie when Bernie tries
to shoot Johnny the big Italian man and then he
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shoots Bernie after Bernie shoots Tommy and then
he makes it out of there Scott free it's a big
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double cross it's just a massive double crossing
and like a really anti-semitic character um I and
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Bernie um look I'm all for funny stereotypes
in mobster flick but Bernie was just like
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I don't know it felt almost hateful the way they
projected depicted him as like this sniveling
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bottom feeding dishonest greedy Jew it felt kind
of he did have that epic epic action scene though
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he did but did you feel did you feel that they
were a little bit too stereotypy with that did you
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think he had a big nose let me pull this up do you
think they pulled up Bradley Cooper and gave him
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a big gave him they gave him a silicone nose let
me let me look this up that's a reference to the
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Oscars call [Music]
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back okay let's let's look up
a picture of um I wouldn't say
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he as a big nose it's a little bit hooked however
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yeah but yeah would you agree with my criticism
there yeah I could see it yeah but it's it's just
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a double crossing Fest if you like mob flick
you'll like this movie it's um I would say a
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cinematography is necessarily excep there's
a lot of good shots in the movie though um
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and the characters are really well acted
except for Bernie Bernie it felt a little
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bit uncomfortable a lot of the time some
some of like the accents that they were
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doing also sometimes weren't like what's
the word consistent yeah consistent thank
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you yeah like and like sometimes I couldn't
understand them at all well you you you're
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not from New York like me I I thought you hear the
Italians a little they talking to me it's really
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understandable even so you want your your actors
to at least deliver lines that they can deliver
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yeah Leo specifically had under the skish accent
this isn't Under the Skin where you're getting
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random people and you you hear a [ __ ] Scottish
accent a little bit yeah not good and they could
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have gotten a couple extra shots but this is early
work from them add some minor criticism it's kind
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of hard to do a plot synopsis in this movie other
than like just a bunch of double crossing you kind
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need to watch it to see it and I describe it when
I describe it sounds dumb but like I said it's a
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very simple plot with very complex characters
yeah um our main character I'd say is the most
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complex his motivations are un kind of unknown
yeah he's kind of a loose cannon yeah um I
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guess you could say it's a pro or a con for
the movie yeah um like you could say oh his
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motivations are clear or you could take it as
he's he's a rogue who is your favorite character
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Italian mobster son Johnny's son that is
like the most hateful thing in this movie
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they casted like this this giant fat kid and
the way that they they make his dialogue in
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this movie is they're like they try and make
him as annoying as possible and they try and
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make him just so dumb like it's so mean for no
reason the the guy slaps his kid it's it's crazy
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but would you agree that that's the best character
in this movie yeah um no I actually like the I
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liked um Johnny the most personally like the
father oh Johnny was great Johnny I I I like
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John Pito um I've seen him in a couple of things
uh he's just like he gives off that energy I I
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love it Johnny I love Johnny he's um he's such
a likable character in this the the actor I love
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the actor he just he radiates like sleaziness
like yeah and there's there's like there's a
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SAS yeah in another Cohen movie um called the man
that wasn't there I believe he's he's also like
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plays the same kind of sleazy archetyp yeah
archetype and like I love him he Al and s in
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia he's he's in an
episode there oh nice I didn't know that I like it
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he's he's Frank's brother that's funny yeah it's
only Sunny is the probably the best show still on
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television yeah I would agree yeah um he's great
he it's such a fun character I just love I I love
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him every time he's on screen yeah he's um I like
jokes aside with the sun he's the most he's my
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favorite part of the movie cuz he is there's so
many like funny things about his character where
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he talks about ethics a lot yeah and that's one
of his character traits yeah I love it's a is a
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good commentary on like ethical business cuz
it's it's always such [ __ ] yeah um I think
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that that was good dude um I am going to wait this
is just a quick slight tangent I got like a bunch
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of piercings today these nose ones you pierced
your um you pierced your third nipple that yeah
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a Perth def yeah but like I pierced my I got my
nose pierced on both sides and like it [ __ ]
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hurts to yawn that's funny uh cuz for context
we're running we're recording this at 10 p.m.
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so I'm pretty tired and like every recording and
every 3 or like four I think yeah and you got like
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two Jimmy John sandwiches oh yeah I'll tell that
story but what were you saying but like the [ __ ]
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hurts every time I yawn tomorrow when I wake up
I I'm going to feel like death I also got my ears
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pierced as well yeah and for context um joku jok's
face is like 80% piercings and 2% skin um they
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have they have many piercings and I am afraid to
ask if they have any piercings not in their face
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because I feel like what what's your favorite
one of my piercings your septum piercing cuz I
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love the story behind it what's the story behind
my sub and piercing why aren't you telling me this
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why why aren't you why are you making me tell your
story okay fine I'll tell you your story you said
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it was you got because of the Moon oh yeah uh I
thought you were talking like like like I told
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you a story of like what happened when I got it is
there a story no I got it I got it just make one
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up I you want me to make up the story yeah you
can make up a story yeah yeah the guy who gave
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him uh gave it to her um I'm making up the story
why are you correcting my madeup story CU I'm I'm
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correcting the gender of them [ __ ] wony W oh
you can't call that's our word [ __ ] you dude
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I invented a new slur woki that's our word dude s
like Wy it sounds like w from I need to get signed
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by the daily wi dude imagine if that became the
new SL that everyone uses yeah like you're such
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a wokey mom but yeah the guy who gave joku the
piercing was actually John wils Booth reincarnated
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reincarnated as as a um as a as a worm as and
John wils Booth said would you still love me if
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I was a worm and joku said I Will Always Love
You John will smoth the South will rise again
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and then they did the little high Hitler and
said white power which is weird because you're
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Jewish would you mind explaining that I I
really understand your motivation behind doing
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that uh I really liked the recent fortnite season
was John Wis smooth the skin in that and that
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inspired you yep okay that makes sense but um I'll
tell like Jimmy John's Story the reason that this
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took this recording we got so bored of the movie
that we're just talking about [ __ ] Jimmy John
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I know but this is a good story so for context I
got Jimmy John's a month ago no it's mik it was
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like a it was like a week ago yeah it was like
a week ago I'm going be real I like Jimmy Johns
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more than Jersey miks dude they both suck ass no
neither of them are no no here here have you had
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the ranch at Jimmy John's who eats ranch ranch is
just worse blue cheese ranch is blue cheese for
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people who haat themselves dude it's like spicy
like jalapeno Ranch get it you think all Ranch is
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spicy I can't say that bleep
that out dude bleep it out and
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make it seem like you C me just don't give
no indication as to what I said and just
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say think everything [Laughter] spicy [ __ ]
sucks so good um yeah but I had Jersey mics a
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couple weeks ago I got the um the [ __ ] the uh
the chicken Philly um no it's the chicken cheese
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steak and I picked up they gave me a a normal
cheese steak with steak so I called them they said
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we'll make that for you so I got a free sandwich
this time it happened again and I got the giant
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sandwich cu and times have been tough here at the
composting business so I'm like I'm going to save
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some money I'm get EX on my sandwich and I got so
lucky because they [ __ ] up again in the same way
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so now I've three they just they put the opposite
meat yeah again I got three I got three meals
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worth of Sandwich seeing in the fridge um half
of my steak giant sub and one full giant chicken
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sub and but what happened is is that we end up
having to take a Prett long break in the middle
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of the movie cuz then I went left to pick
it up my mother said to me oh my God they
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have they have they have uh they have strawberry
custard at the custard place they they it's for
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it's only for today you need to go get us some
I want my coffee I want coffee milkshake extra
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thick like okay Ma so I went and got that too
so it's a pretty long recording session that's
0:22:43.640,0:22:52.360
my it's my jersey mic story um order the chicken
sa Jersey mics and hope that they give you steak
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cuz that's worth it honestly that's why I
want cuz I was hoping it would happen again
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but back to the movie [Music] um what sh
sh share share more thoughts on the movie
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were you my boss I thought it was the boss
around here oh yeah you're right you got a
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lip on you kid huh let's talking more thinking
okay buddy actually more talking less thinking
0:23:25.480,0:23:34.640
you think too much you talk more it's a podcast
but um yeah uh it's a it's just a good allaround
0:23:34.640,0:23:43.880
mobster flick um in terms of criticisms
I have of the movie I mentioned the like
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the Jewish character that was a little bit too
stereotypy in a way that felt kind of hateful
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like they're showing a picture of me on
screen that I'm not going to describe
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but I'm not happy they're like cackling at
it I'm not happy I ain't consent to this
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photo being taken by the way they tricked me
into it but it is a very funny picture that
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we will not describe um your camera turned off
can can you make it the yeah I know I turned it
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off can you make it the thumbnail you won't
no no no than can you make it no no make it
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where you're holding an Oscar no don't describe
don't even describe what that picture is I don't
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want to describe like I even have that I'm
just saying make it so it looks like you're
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holding an Oscar I'm like don't even don't
even insinuate as to what that looks like I
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don't I don't like that picture okay no no no
no but like for instance it could like they
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don't know it could be what I'm going to show to
you right now it could be like Oscar down here
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it's not it's not nude it's not nude
stop insinuating that you think now
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now now you ruined it CU they could made
that interpretation oh no now they now
0:25:12.880,0:25:16.880
they might be able to figure out what it is
now we can't describe this picture wasn't
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taken with my consent I was tricked into
it now you did it you tricked me now you
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literally back to them movie okay back
back to the movie um other than the weird
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anti-semitic character the other thing that
I um I I don't like in this movie we talked
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about some of the the the accent inconsistency
and like uh not being able to understand some
0:25:49.600,0:25:58.240
some lines how did you feel about the way Vera
was portrayed she was fine I don't know I was
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it's very film Noir and it's portrayal of women
yeah I mean misogyny is a part of the genre you
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know like it isn't really fil film Noir if
it isn't very misogynistic yeah same way that
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if you're making 1990s comedy you have to have
like yellow face in it yeah like Ted my favorite
0:26:22.080,0:26:32.560
movie what was your favorite part of the
movie my favorite part of the movie by far
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um
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honestly um
0:26:41.080,0:26:53.240
when when uh uh Eddie Dane tries to
cross uh there's so much Crossing in
0:26:53.240,0:27:01.400
this movie tries to cross uh [ __ ]
Tommy if after Tommy crosses him in
0:27:01.400,0:27:10.280
front of Johnny and Johnny's like freaking
out oh where like Dane dies yeah I will say
0:27:10.280,0:27:17.680
that's also my favorite part actually
yeah and then there's the Dane is just
0:27:17.680,0:27:22.760
I don't know how to describe it is the
really fat guy coded is being disabled
0:27:22.760,0:27:31.120
screaming it was kind of aess that's another
Chris criticism of the movie the movie is kind
0:27:31.120,0:27:39.520
of ableist but um yeah I Dan was I I think danne
is also probably one of my favorite characters
0:27:39.520,0:27:45.440
oh Dane is such a fun character see you know what
he kind of gives us the same at least for me the
0:27:45.440,0:27:54.280
same energy as the main villain from um no you're
going to find this funny as Who Framed Roger rabit
0:27:54.280,0:28:03.200
Rabbit yeah it's true and I I kind of got the five
of um the the like leather vampire biker guy from
0:28:03.200,0:28:09.920
Hotel Grand Budapest Hotel Grand like William
def fo's character yeah yeah yeah I thought
0:28:09.920,0:28:19.000
it was kind of a similar fun archetype yeah he's
just like this ruthless guy in a way that's very
0:28:19.000,0:28:28.560
overthe toop and fun it's just a fun movie yeah um
I think I would recommend the man who wasn't there
0:28:28.560,0:28:34.360
over this one personally I I I I was more
invested in the man who wasn't there it's
0:28:34.360,0:28:44.760
also like a Noir uh more 60s though how did you
feel about how the movie captured the time period
0:28:44.760,0:28:51.640
I think it did in a lot of very interesting and
Well Done ways that were more subtle than a lot
0:28:51.640,0:28:57.080
of movies do the way that they reveal the time
period directly is by saying we're going to do
0:28:57.080,0:29:03.640
a bust on it on this guy's club we heard a police
officer says this we heard that they had games of
0:29:03.640,0:29:09.640
chance and liquor in there and that's the way
that they establish it yeah which I think is
0:29:09.640,0:29:17.760
just very well done mhm um in terms of yeah in
terms of like not not thinking the viewers are
0:29:17.760,0:29:28.360
dumb and then throughout the rest of it it's um it
it's it's 1920s mob [ __ ] in all of the most fun
0:29:28.360,0:29:37.040
good ways yeah um the handguns that they use in
this movie they use a lot very very cool guns
0:29:37.040,0:29:42.240
of the time period obviously they have the tommy
gun in this I really like the revolver Dan used
0:29:42.240,0:29:52.080
that was my favorite oh yeah the um I think that
that was a [ __ ] um oh Smith and Wesson something
0:29:52.080,0:30:02.280
Express cartridge revolver just like um big uh
big cartridge revolver um I liked the um the
0:30:02.280,0:30:15.640
very early um blowback operated pistol that they
give um Tommy when he's told to shoot um Bernie
0:30:15.640,0:30:22.320
in this movie I thought it was a a cool looking
piece of the time period they they put a lot of
0:30:22.320,0:30:29.480
effort into the cars used in this movie the guns
used in this movie the um the costume design in
0:30:29.480,0:30:38.760
this movie I loved I loved the way that Johnny
like um they played into like this sleazy kind of
0:30:38.760,0:30:49.640
buffoon who ended up in this position of power um
just by his ability to kind of manipulate people
0:30:49.640,0:30:55.120
um the way that they kind of portray that through
his clothing with his like pants up way too high
0:30:55.120,0:31:05.640
his stubby little tie I think it's just a lot
of fun did you notice Franc Francis mcdorman uh
0:31:05.640,0:31:12.480
no do you know who that is no oh then this means
nothing to you it didn't mean anything to me they
0:31:12.480,0:31:18.440
were the secretary to the mayor they're they're
um they're a really good actor I really like
0:31:18.440,0:31:26.680
them they gave a hell of a performance
with their one line and setting down a
0:31:26.680,0:31:33.160
platter and then walking out out of a
room there aren't a lot of Cohen movies
0:31:33.160,0:31:42.240
yeah um yeah definitely just a a [ __ ] good
movie what were what were some of your other
0:31:42.240,0:31:47.000
critic you know Sam wait I'm looking at the
credits here did you know Sam Ry was in the
0:31:47.000,0:31:58.160
movie who did he play snickering gunman
dude probably my favorite Sam Ry role
0:31:58.160,0:32:06.880
let's be real he killed it as playing snickering
gunman I love like background character names in
0:32:06.880,0:32:15.760
credits by the way they're always just insane who
played the fat kid the fat kid do you know what
0:32:15.760,0:32:30.560
is do you remember what the name of the thing
doesn't matter what were some what were some
0:32:30.560,0:32:42.760
things you like Lis Charles monu III was the name
of the actor who played Lis okay I'm going as rmd
0:32:42.760,0:32:55.560
IMDb what what else did he do nothing that's so
sad dude that kid's confidence was probably [ __ ]
0:32:55.560,0:33:05.360
that's so sad imagine being known for that well I
I don't know how many people have seen this movie
0:33:05.360,0:33:12.040
two of them at least no but now we're putting
this guy on blast our podcast you put him on
0:33:12.040,0:33:24.320
blast you're you're complicit I guess you're
right yeah you took responsibility and that's good
0:33:24.320,0:33:36.960
um think of the music uh music oh um oh probably
my other favorite scene in this movie uh Johnny's
0:33:36.960,0:33:44.120
boys they uh they they hear that that Leo's trying
to try to [ __ ] with them so they double cross
0:33:44.120,0:33:52.560
Leo after Leo double cross them and they try and
get a hit on his house and there's just a very
0:33:52.560,0:33:58.120
well choreographed gunfight all of the gunfights
are awesome in this movie there's so many movies
0:33:58.120,0:34:07.400
Parts clever aspects to them um like this gun it's
so over the top it's so fun though like yeah like
0:34:07.400,0:34:14.400
when the Dan's character shoots a guy who's behind
a wall and you don't know if it went through and
0:34:14.400,0:34:27.120
he just stares and then the guy slow falls down
it's so fun but Leo his house gets hit the the
0:34:27.120,0:34:33.320
and the there's just some awesome Italian opera
playing I love this film's use of Opera it's so
0:34:33.320,0:34:42.120
great it's so fun so dramatic um Opera's playing
in the background as two gunmen are Marching
0:34:42.120,0:34:49.800
through they kill one of one of the guys um in the
house who's smoking a cigarette and the cigarette
0:34:49.800,0:34:57.360
lights some paper on fire and Leo sees the smoke
coming through his floor or his bedroom that's how
0:34:57.360,0:35:02.760
he know knows that something's up I think that's
so fun but it's just an awesome gunfight that
0:35:02.760,0:35:09.920
happens with this Opera play I think it's so well
done um pretty much every scene with Opera in it
0:35:09.920,0:35:24.080
in this movie is just overthe toop fun yeah um but
the M the music at the end and a lot of the more
0:35:24.080,0:35:33.360
non-dramatic um parts of this film soundtrack
just felt so painfully 1990s movie you know
0:35:33.360,0:35:38.960
yeah yeah I felt that it was just a it
kind of took me out of the film and made
0:35:38.960,0:35:45.120
me think damn this movie is from the 90s
isn't it in a way that's hard to describe
0:35:45.120,0:35:52.720
um but would you feel do you feel the same why or
0:35:52.720,0:35:57.640
yeah I feel the same did you ever
feel like get dragged in some areas
0:35:59.400,0:36:06.600
a little bit towards the end there were
some draggy moments for me yeah I I think
0:36:06.600,0:36:15.520
that I think that the film is really good
it's over the top cheesy Parts but every
0:36:15.520,0:36:26.760
time it tries to like slow down and do kind of
monotonous [ __ ] where he's just going from one
0:36:26.760,0:36:32.920
person's house to another person's house then it
gets kind of boring but you're never taken out it
0:36:32.920,0:36:40.360
for long and I do think that these characters are
entertaining what do you think of the the dream
0:36:40.360,0:36:46.920
sequence did you like that yeah I like the dream
sequence I really like the line there's nothing
0:36:46.920,0:36:57.520
more pathetic than a man chasing his own hat
um yeah cuz the character of Tommy is very um
0:36:59.360,0:37:03.080
I I don't know how to say this but in a way that
isn't cheesy I mean the movie is cheesy it knows
0:37:03.080,0:37:13.560
that it's cheesy but he kind of has a a moral code
only he knows he in a way that uh that might not
0:37:13.560,0:37:25.960
makes sense to everybody yeah H but [ __ ] fun
movie um yeah anything else you disliked uh not
0:37:25.960,0:37:35.560
really there were like some technical aspects that
like are nitpicks but like it was it was fun it
0:37:35.560,0:37:45.320
was a good movie I liked it the um the color the
color coding in this movie is very pretty yeah I
0:37:45.320,0:37:53.760
think um there were some really nice shots though
oh especially especially in like Miller's Crossing
0:37:53.760,0:38:03.720
like that those scenes in there yeah um really
like where he um you think that um Tommy's gonna
0:38:03.720,0:38:17.080
kill Bernie but he lets him go um that that's
a really interesting fun dramatic shot um and
0:38:17.080,0:38:26.960
both of our favorite scene in the movie um where
the Dane is um double crossing Tommy who's double
0:38:26.960,0:38:36.400
crossing him and it cuts to Johnny like sweating
and watching turned away like not knowing what to
0:38:36.400,0:38:44.000
do that's just a very dramatic shot then Johnny
hits the Dane with a shovel because his movie is
0:38:44.000,0:38:50.520
awesome but
0:38:50.520,0:38:59.560
yeah anything else you got to say about
this movie no I think I think I'm good
0:38:59.560,0:39:11.480
yeah um you want to score it what would
you give it out 15 uh I'm feeling an 8 25
0:39:11.480,0:39:22.680
06 W you thinking out of 15 in a way
that isn't annoying sorry sorry okay
0:39:22.680,0:39:32.760
sorry sorry 8 point 8.5 we do that
8.5 out of 15 and I'm thinking I
0:39:32.760,0:39:42.960
think you gave it a seven out of
10 we mean 8.5 out of 15 nine 9.5
0:39:42.960,0:39:52.880
wait 7 time 1.5 is 10.5 I don't okay then
0:39:52.880,0:40:03.000
10.5 do you not know how numbers
work I know how numbers work
0:40:03.000,0:40:13.280
okay why are you staring at me like
that okay what's your number then 11
0:40:13.280,0:40:27.320
Okay add up our scores it's a uh 21.5
30 oh what's 9+ 10 joku what's 9+ 10.5
0:40:28.280,0:40:36.720
the score of this movie that's
what it is two can you say 21.5
0:40:36.720,0:40:51.960
21.5 what 9 plus 10 yep H this has
been the composting podcast brought
0:40:51.960,0:41:01.680
to you by Camel cigarettes Round of
Applause please go camel all right um
0:41:01.680,0:41:07.800
I'm recording this right now because we
did this out of order but yes uh we're
0:41:07.800,0:41:27.240
going to go to our thoughts on the Oscars
right now we can go viral with this one
0:41:39.920,0:41:40.920
[Music]
0:41:40.920,0:41:43.280
your branches speak to me of
0:41:43.280,0:42:02.200
love we can go bar welcome back to composting the
only place where you can watch the Oscars live
0:42:02.200,0:42:12.560
I'll be your host Rosa joined today by my co-host
the joker I'm the Joker baby and Joker should have
0:42:12.560,0:42:22.240
won best picture this year uh I meant Joker from
Persona 5 cuz that's literally what you look like
0:42:22.240,0:42:31.640
uh thanks liberal the woke me is always telling me
that I look like Joker from person I don't think
0:42:31.640,0:42:38.800
so what did Elon Musk post before the Oscars he
posted stroke in my dick right now got lotion on
0:42:38.800,0:42:47.000
my dick right now about bust dude this man trying
to look at this post like he just post random
0:42:47.000,0:42:58.200
[ __ ] random [ __ ] like I think Hitler out Point
yeah whoa wait wait wait don't clip that out of
0:42:58.200,0:43:04.920
context all right all right so this is what Elon
Musk posted before the Oscars winning an Oscar
0:43:04.920,0:43:15.640
now just means you won the woke contest welcome
back to the woke contest I'll be your host Jimmy
0:43:15.640,0:43:26.640
Kimmel joined today by my co-host gender what
up I'm Jimmy Kimmel's gender here no no joined
0:43:26.640,0:43:40.720
by join Jo by the gender bender from future oh oh
oh that episode's funny I think yeah yeah sorry
0:43:40.720,0:43:47.360
I know it's transphobic but I like that episode
Futurama no one else can like it though because
0:43:47.360,0:43:53.600
when they're copying you and that's lame dude
yeah literally just like we copied Ralph the movie
0:43:53.600,0:44:02.760
maker yep when we talked about about a movie he
talked about eight years ago uh let's talk about
0:44:02.760,0:44:11.200
these Oscars shall we yep I didn't watch half of
them because I was too busy huffing ammonia that's
0:44:11.200,0:44:19.560
not a joke I had to clean every single wall in
my place of work with ammonia and I got a severe
0:44:19.560,0:44:28.720
headache while Roso was doing that I was watching
the first half of the Oscars guess what um wait
0:44:28.720,0:44:35.760
play that editing Rosa play that sound effect
where it's like you're looking into the past you
0:44:35.760,0:44:44.400
know that one the like the flashback that one yeah
like that okay now now we're in the past this is
0:44:44.400,0:44:53.360
you watching the Oscars how are you reacting oh my
God I'm not surprised by any of these WIS what was
0:44:53.360,0:45:07.280
your ratio of uh correct to incorrect predictions
I think it was like like I think I got six wrong
0:45:07.280,0:45:15.160
which is impressive because like your your hit
your hit rate is better than most police officers
0:45:15.160,0:45:21.160
yeah and this is a leftist podcast welcome back
to the leftist podcast today we're going to be
0:45:21.160,0:45:33.200
reading all of Marx's Capital volume [Music] three
D shut up shut up shut up please uh sorry let me
0:45:33.200,0:45:40.000
let me skip past all 100 pages of introduction in
volume one we investigated the phenomena exhibited
0:45:40.000,0:45:45.400
by the process of capitalist production taken
by itself IE the immediate production process in
0:45:45.400,0:45:52.840
which all connection and all secondary influences
external to this process were left out of account
0:45:52.840,0:46:00.360
is this a good bit is this funny no okay I'm I'm
quitting the podcast it's over what was the first
0:46:00.360,0:46:09.400
award of the night uh best actress was the first
award which okay that's so [ __ ] like why would
0:46:09.400,0:46:14.880
they treat best actor like it's more important and
make it one of the last Awards of the night don't
0:46:14.880,0:46:30.920
know I know it's called [Music] [Applause] sexism
that's why Ghostbusters 2016 feel best picture yes
0:46:30.920,0:46:40.280
it did it did win best picture it did yeah it did
are you kidding me yeah no I'm kidding you I just
0:46:40.280,0:46:48.840
I got freaking pranks dude oh my god oh dude I
got freaking pranked Rosa play filthy pranked
0:46:48.840,0:46:56.840
that little sound I just got filthy prank heck
pranked baby just actually St focused for once
0:46:59.600,0:47:07.640
uh what what was your favorite part of the
Oscar the when um when a picture of Robert
0:47:07.640,0:47:13.040
opener's balls one best picture because
they said damn those balls look good in
0:47:13.040,0:47:25.240
there um my favorite part of the Oscars was
obviously the acceptance speech given um by
0:47:25.240,0:47:33.560
the zone of Interest what one best foreign film
yeah Jonathan Glazer yeah um I'm going did you
0:47:33.560,0:47:40.160
watch the Hassan video I did not actually CU
I watch copy's talking points but I watched
0:47:40.160,0:47:45.920
it like in math class I got bored I'm assuming
that he he's going to say what I'm about to say
0:47:45.920,0:47:56.720
except from a Turkish perspective a Turkish man
from a from the perspective of big house but yeah
0:47:56.720,0:48:08.720
um um the his the acceptance speech was great
um Glazer was the producer correct no director
0:48:08.720,0:48:16.240
director we're gonna cut that part out and see
you sent me the the the producer the producer
0:48:16.240,0:48:24.040
was on stage with him yeah um the producer gave
a great interview on Democracy Now in regards to
0:48:24.040,0:48:33.800
what Glazer talked about with the Geno and Gaza
yeah um and yeah like um he gave the pretty much
0:48:33.800,0:48:43.960
the standard Jewish take if you're not evil which
is like um Israel you're doing some Hitler [ __ ]
0:48:43.960,0:48:51.920
don't do that in our name cuz yeah yeah um
but it was a very powerful speech I think
0:48:51.920,0:48:58.960
everybody should check it out listen to it if you
haven't listened to it son reaction did you were
0:48:58.960,0:49:08.440
you there whenever you the 20 days in meral won
best documentary I was there yeah that was also
0:49:08.440,0:49:18.640
a really good speech yeah I thought that that was
a good speech um yeah uh just announcing that they
0:49:18.640,0:49:23.600
didn't want to make this movie and they said that
they have to yeah I thought it was a very powerful
0:49:23.600,0:49:31.040
speech both of those speeches were like the most
impactful I found I did have yeah I did like have
0:49:31.040,0:49:37.640
favorite speeches that I did like that weren't
I loved the Godzilla acceptance speech it was
0:49:37.640,0:49:46.800
very sweet some other speeches that I did really
like were uh Divine Randol and we're going out of
0:49:46.800,0:49:53.880
order we're going out of order we're going to go
award by award [ __ ] Divine Randol was the [ __ ]
0:49:53.880,0:50:04.920
first award so Dude full circle yeah I just got
checkmated there's a plane flying hope you don't
0:50:04.920,0:50:17.560
hear that um so first Award Best Actress what film
did they win it for who won it uh the holdovers
0:50:17.560,0:50:23.840
Divine Randolph sorry they're spraying chem TRS
right above my head I hope you can't hear that
0:50:23.840,0:50:29.960
yeah um how did you feel about the hold over do
you think that work was deserved um I do have my
0:50:29.960,0:50:38.360
ranking um of the best picture nominees um so I'm
going to send that to you real quick so you can
0:50:38.360,0:50:46.240
see it and put it up I don't know holdovers was
not my favorite it's like number eight and like
0:50:46.240,0:50:55.760
it was a it looked pretty from what I saw of it
um it felt very Oscar bity uh like I don't know
0:50:55.760,0:51:02.720
it was kind of predict predictable uh Feelgood
movie didn't really have a lot of substance to
0:51:02.720,0:51:14.800
it that I felt uh but I I do like it as like
it's a nice winter day gonna sit inside have
0:51:14.800,0:51:26.600
the fireplace going watch this that's the type of
VI it's a warm hug um MH so but I gave it a 3.5 uh
0:51:26.600,0:51:39.800
out of five um but Divine uh should have won she
did win I'm glad that she won she was my pick um
0:51:39.800,0:51:49.040
yeah I think um Lily Gladstone was the actress
in um Killers Killers I think that she gave an
0:51:49.040,0:51:56.520
excellent performance I think that um who is the
actress in um zone of interest uh Sandra holler
0:51:57.240,0:52:03.880
Sandra holler I think her performance was electric
but she wasn't nominated for zone of Interest yeah
0:52:03.880,0:52:14.400
which is surprising I liked her performance in
anatomy of a fall more personally that that's what
0:52:14.400,0:52:21.880
she get nominated for that yeah that's what she
got nominated for oh that makes sense then um but
0:52:21.880,0:52:30.000
yeah I I think um Lily Gladstone would have been
my pick for I saw this year but I'm happy with
0:52:30.000,0:52:40.120
Emma Stone too uh I'm not disappointed uh that was
that would be my second pick so I'm still happy I
0:52:40.120,0:52:47.760
likeed Her speech moving yeah her speech was very
sweet also now you're going out of order because
0:52:47.760,0:52:56.720
that was at the end wait I thought wait what was
first award leading actress or not leading Act
0:52:56.720,0:53:03.000
sorry supporting actress you said best actress was
the first award that was your fault you literally
0:53:03.000,0:53:10.840
said best actress myam I meant supporting actress
we can just move down the list cuz yeah I'm just
0:53:10.840,0:53:20.160
GNA go through the I'm going to go from the bottom
and just go up on start at the bottom the Oscars
0:53:20.160,0:53:28.360
website because it's we're going to start with
we're GNA end with [ __ ] best picture dude What's
0:53:28.360,0:53:34.880
it gonna be I wonder what it's a surprise you're
gonna have to watch until the end I mean listen
0:53:34.880,0:53:46.680
first award we have is original screenplay uh it
went to anatomy of a fall um which I'm happy about
0:53:46.680,0:53:59.920
was really good what were the nominees the other
ones the holdovers Maestro May December past lives
0:53:59.920,0:54:08.320
I think past lives sucked yeah it did uh past
lives was my number two I also really did like May
0:54:08.320,0:54:22.080
December so those past life I was a squirrel or
a [Music] mouse thanks for [Music] sharing moving
0:54:22.080,0:54:31.800
up we have adapted screenplay um the nominees
were American fiction Barbie Oppenheimer poor
0:54:31.800,0:54:41.880
things and the zone of Interest the winner was
uh American fiction which is that was s that
0:54:41.880,0:54:48.600
that movie was Oscar batty oh yeah it was not it
was very white liberal batty I I'm sorry did you
0:54:48.600,0:54:59.640
see it no but I saw um a lot of uh content about
it did you see do you know the first first scene
0:54:59.640,0:55:10.160
no what was the first scene the first scene in the
movie was Jeffrey Wright writing the nword on a b
0:55:10.160,0:55:18.400
he's a teacher for context writing the nword on a
whiteboard hard R and he asked the class how how
0:55:18.400,0:55:26.640
it makes them feel and the blue the white blue
haired woman is uncomfortable by it I would be
0:55:26.640,0:55:31.360
I'm sorry am I white for saying that i''d be
uncomfortable if I had a if I a teacher write the
0:55:31.360,0:55:37.560
hard R in the Whiteboard and say how ask how made
me feel like in high school we we talked about
0:55:37.560,0:55:45.920
the atmology of the N word like yeah like like
these conversations are important but you open by
0:55:45.920,0:55:55.040
writing the N word on the board but um a friend of
mine who's who's Haitian he saw it um I asked him
0:55:55.040,0:55:59.840
about it cuz I wasn't sure if wanted to see or not
he said yeah it's a it's a film about black people
0:55:59.840,0:56:08.600
for white people yeah it was corny technically
yeah I'll skip out that technically um wasn't
0:56:08.600,0:56:15.280
really there also like it was jumping all over the
place in quality yeah Sterling K Brown was like
0:56:15.280,0:56:23.600
the best part of the movie so yeah I feel like
like I said I haven't seen the movie but a lot
0:56:23.600,0:56:31.320
of I've heard enough about it to confidently say
that zone of Interest was probably a better and
0:56:31.320,0:56:37.480
more impactful I think poor things I wanted poor
things to win personally which my friend described
0:56:37.480,0:56:43.480
as quote unquote a pedophile movie let's hope we
can get them on the podcast I hope we can get them
0:56:43.480,0:56:52.480
on the podcast have you messaged them about it um
I have they said they're not sure um not not the
0:56:52.480,0:57:01.280
best pick but it's it's the Oscars it's white
liberals making the decisions so um moving on
0:57:01.280,0:57:07.600
visual effects uh the nominees were Godzilla
minus one the Creator Guardian of the Galaxy
0:57:07.600,0:57:15.640
volume 3 mission impossible dead reckoning part
one and Napoleon yeah Godzilla looked beautiful
0:57:15.640,0:57:27.640
Godzilla was my pick I'm glad it won um we talked
about how the the people people got cut off who
0:57:27.640,0:57:34.080
were giving their speech oh yeah pretty dis they
were so sweet that's sad mhm they came out the
0:57:34.080,0:57:42.520
with like little Godzilla um figures they were so
they were like the happiest to be there it was so
0:57:42.520,0:57:51.200
it made me so happy um also for the studio like
some of the people uh who worked on boy and the
0:57:51.200,0:58:01.040
Heron were also at the awards and they also had
had little plushies of their of a character within
0:58:01.040,0:58:08.120
their film so I thought that was very interesting
and cute the the Japanese government makes it they
0:58:08.120,0:58:16.720
signed it into law that you must bring a cute
little guy to every awards show uh honestly I
0:58:16.720,0:58:23.720
think that every movie they they should come
on to stage with like little guys yeah like
0:58:23.720,0:58:33.640
for Oppenheimer they could have like a little
B replica of um fat of fat man and little boy M
0:58:33.640,0:58:43.360
and A like karate chop action [ __ ] Oppenheimer
figure they throw it at the Japanese people when
0:58:43.360,0:58:53.240
present do a little PLL string Oppenheimer
figure it says um back to the Amer American
0:58:53.240,0:59:00.120
fiction also just like the acceptance
speech that they gave was so [ __ ]
0:59:00.120,0:59:06.960
goofy the guy was like like really like
panicked or like excited and like every
0:59:06.960,0:59:11.840
5 Seconds like not some 5 Second Every like
millisecond man is turning his head in each
0:59:11.840,0:59:18.160
directions it's really funny he's looking
for other black people he couldn't find
0:59:18.160,0:59:31.520
any um very white the Oscars were very white
wow crazy shocking next um but not very white
0:59:31.520,0:59:39.720
if you're like me and you don't think that
Jews are white next sound God I'm [ __ ] fun
0:59:39.720,0:59:47.880
why you laugh at awesome moving moving on to
the next award for sound the nominees were the
0:59:47.880,0:59:56.040
zone of Interest love the Creator Maestro Mission
Impossible dead reckoning part one and Oppenheimer
0:59:58.120,1:00:07.840
I mean this was the award that I was most excited
for I was really hoping hoping that uh zone of
1:00:07.840,1:00:16.760
Interest would take it I mean yeah like the entire
story revolves around sound revolves around sound
1:00:16.760,1:00:28.160
like it is it is one of very few films where um
if I was given the choice between like watching
1:00:28.160,1:00:35.320
it silently with subtitles on or just watching
the audio but with descriptive captions for what
1:00:35.320,1:00:43.080
scene what the scene was i' pick the audio like
that's how effective the auditory storytelling
1:00:43.080,1:00:51.160
isn't this and the winner was the zone of Interest
deserved yeah like I was really happy about this
1:00:51.160,1:00:57.320
I'm glad that it didn't go to Oppenheimer dude
Oppenheimer the sound was not good I I like the
1:00:57.320,1:01:04.600
sound but I don't think it was like impactful it
was okay here's the thing I mean like the way that
1:01:04.600,1:01:11.080
they want about sound in that movie is that it
would it was like okay for most of the movie and
1:01:11.080,1:01:17.760
then they would air like these weird unnecessary
scenes where it's just sound yeah and like uh like
1:01:17.760,1:01:25.920
technical stuff and it's like hey Academy look
hey Academy check this out no like Academy is very
1:01:26.440,1:01:36.080
is on along the same lines as like uh loud equal
funny loud equal good I mean loud does equal
1:01:36.080,1:01:46.840
funny moving on we have we have liveaction short
the nominees were the wonderful story of Henry
1:01:46.840,1:01:57.240
sugar the after Invincible night of Fortune
red white and blue uh I hope we red blue one
1:01:57.240,1:02:06.120
cuz this this a war show for Americans the and I
I think that no foreign film like Godzilla or zone
1:02:06.120,1:02:13.840
of inis should be winning I tell you what uh the
winner was the wonderful story of Henry Sugarman
1:02:13.840,1:02:19.480
uh which that sounds like a good American name
uh it was directed by Wes Anderson which this is
1:02:19.480,1:02:26.320
their first Oscar um and they weren't there
be shockingly because they were in Germany
1:02:26.320,1:02:35.080
because the day next day after the Oscars was the
first day of filming for their new movie yeah but
1:02:35.080,1:02:44.360
I didn't see it but deserved I think like just
from the shots of the short that they showed um
1:02:44.360,1:02:49.880
like the moment that came up on screen before they
saw told what movie it was from the first shot
1:02:49.880,1:02:56.160
you can tell it was Wes Anderson Wes Anderson I
really liked it it was really good it my favorite
1:02:56.160,1:03:04.120
I think Invincible I also really like connected
with Invincible um cuz you you you're invincible
1:03:04.120,1:03:13.320
and you can do anything if you put your mind to
it um I believe in you joku thank you uh we got
1:03:13.320,1:03:25.920
animated short film which were uh how the [ __ ]
am I got to say this pad Derma dermy is it in
1:03:25.920,1:03:32.480
if it's in uh Russian Spanish or French send it
to me and I can read it I'm just gonna send it to
1:03:32.480,1:03:38.400
you read this one out loud and cut all of this
1:03:38.400,1:03:49.920
out paty Dam um paty Dam P our uniform 95
1:03:49.920,1:03:57.200
senses wait what country is this
from um let me check because I
1:03:57.200,1:04:09.320
can uh if if it's not French French it is French
oh yeah pissing down um keeping all of that that
1:04:09.320,1:04:15.800
was funny letter to a pig but put put in the laugh
track War is Over inspired by the music of John
1:04:15.800,1:04:26.080
and Yoko the winner was war is over this was like
the most predictable award for me like personal
1:04:26.080,1:04:31.840
I think that if you make any sort of content
about the Beatles it should not win anything
1:04:31.840,1:04:38.320
yeah I mean like I don't know how how I don't
think they need to see any of them personally
1:04:38.320,1:04:44.440
like they just see [ __ ] JN and Yoko and they're
like uh yeah that's the one and they start they
1:04:44.440,1:04:53.440
start cing all over yeah so this one was a very
easy prediction for me it was so easy for you
1:04:53.440,1:05:00.120
you're a Super Genius you're like Ben chier y
I'm I am like Ben Shapiro dude I wish we could
1:05:00.120,1:05:07.520
get Ben Shapiro on the podcast like that's one of
those dream guys you make you make Ben Shiro watch
1:05:07.520,1:05:12.280
I'd make him watch the zone of I'd make him watch
Barbie see if he could actually make it through
1:05:12.280,1:05:25.640
it oh again I don't believe he did it you don't
think he watched Barbie it's too W it is too w
1:05:26.200,1:05:33.880
that was my biggest criticism of RB is that was
just way too woke actually yeah it was too woke
1:05:33.880,1:05:43.040
dude I saw it I was like oh it's so woke I was
like get this woke garbage off my out of my face
1:05:43.040,1:05:50.600
all right next and I watch zone of Interest which
is not a woke movie because it's about the Nazis
1:05:50.600,1:06:01.560
production design the nominees were Napoleon up HR
Barbie killers of the flower Moon and poor things
1:06:01.560,1:06:10.480
okay by the way just to [ __ ] talk Napoleon did
you see it real quick no because I was too [ __ ]
1:06:10.480,1:06:17.800
I got [ __ ] pissed when I saw um um Ridley Scott
give an interview where like yeah I don't care
1:06:17.800,1:06:23.520
about historical accuracy it's just about telling
a good story it's like no [ __ ] you like I I'm
1:06:23.520,1:06:31.160
not gonna see that [ __ ] [ __ ] you it was pretty
do do you think that pretty do you think that like
1:06:31.160,1:06:37.720
ignoring historical accuracy really improved the
movie I mean I didn't really think it was like
1:06:37.720,1:06:44.840
that good of a movie like I found it to be very
average with just like how it was like just it's
1:06:44.840,1:06:54.800
like how it went about things wasn't like very
good on its own Napoleon is such an interesting
1:06:54.800,1:07:02.160
historical figure that you don't need to be
historically inaccurate to make him interesting
1:07:02.160,1:07:14.040
yeah yeah frustrating um but the winner was
poor things I thought this one was going to
1:07:14.040,1:07:19.280
go to Barbie I was really delighted
to see it go to poor thing what one
1:07:19.280,1:07:25.520
second um play the little sound I'm G
to close my window because there's a dog
1:07:28.920,1:07:34.240
dude who the [ __ ] let the dogs out who
thought that was a good idea no I do I
1:07:34.240,1:07:44.360
was happy to see poor things get Play Who Let
the Dogs Out out thank you clo for that one um
1:07:44.360,1:07:53.680
yeah but four things I'm very excited to see
it I'll be watching it soon um yep um how do
1:07:53.680,1:08:00.560
you feel about that accepting speech it's good
it wasn't the director it was just the theme
1:08:00.560,1:08:08.080
that was behind them it was just some guy it's
a team behind the production but yep I liked
1:08:08.080,1:08:15.800
it next award we got music original
1:08:15.800,1:08:25.440
song I'm just K it never went away um
1:08:26.240,1:08:33.040
Wasa Zia a song for my people send
it to me all right I'll pronounce
1:08:33.040,1:08:39.880
it I'm the pronouncer on this show
yeah I'm not pretty good with like
1:08:39.880,1:08:44.840
speaking the good thing you were a podcast
1:08:44.840,1:08:57.720
yeah Wazi was all right was say thank you was
the fire inside at least and what was I made
1:08:57.720,1:09:08.440
for you were made for the Oscars that's what um a
song for my people all of these were performed I
1:09:08.440,1:09:15.800
think the best performances were I'm just Ken
and what was I made for um I know you weren't
1:09:15.800,1:09:22.760
there for I or not what I I was there for I'm
just K I didn't mean to say what was I made for
1:09:22.760,1:09:29.800
sorry a song for my people was the one that I
really liked I thought that that was a very um
1:09:29.800,1:09:38.680
well composed song did you see it like live no
but um I Heard it yeah in the movie and in the
1:09:38.680,1:09:45.880
movie and as a as a percussionist I thought was
really yeah seeing it like seeing it performed
1:09:45.880,1:09:55.560
like it was really nice it was really cool to
see uh it was also performed by the oage tribe
1:09:55.560,1:10:06.080
which I think is also really important super cool
and yeah um and the UN just Ken performance slash
1:10:06.080,1:10:15.360
just randomly materialized on stage yeah but
that I don't know why he was there slash slash
1:10:15.360,1:10:21.680
was there dude I feel like you could just pay
slash $20 and he would like play your birthday
1:10:21.680,1:10:27.000
party he he he shows up to [ __ ] know come
on give him a little more credit he would do
1:10:27.000,1:10:38.160
$21 what's N9 plus 10 um you stupid no
I'm not what's 9 plus 10 the movie the
1:10:38.160,1:10:44.000
award went to um what's 9 plus the
award went to what was I made for
1:10:44.000,1:10:49.280
which isn't surprising Billy Alish the academy as
1:10:49.280,1:10:55.680
which she's really hot
1:10:55.680,1:11:02.000
what argument is that that argument sucks
she she's my celebrity crush I can make this
1:11:02.000,1:11:10.720
argument but if it turned out she was a
Zionist would she still be her celebrity crush
1:11:10.720,1:11:17.280
look I can fix
1:11:17.280,1:11:28.400
her look look man I've dated someone with
border personality disorder I know that
1:11:28.400,1:11:37.480
thinking that you can fix somebody it always
works out which is why they're my ex so true
1:11:37.480,1:11:47.600
remember listener never think that you can
fix somebody give up I'll fix them for you
1:11:47.600,1:12:00.040
I'll fix them for you all right up next we
have music original score nominees were poor
1:12:00.040,1:12:07.600
things American fiction killers of the flower
Moon Indiana Jones and the dial of Destiny and
1:12:07.600,1:12:12.960
Oppenheimer Oppenheimer score was
1:12:12.960,1:12:25.160
so mediocre like it it just felt like
the score for um a beautiful mind like
1:12:25.960,1:12:33.160
it's just what it just what that's just what it
felt like it felt like sorry A Beautiful Mind
1:12:33.160,1:12:40.360
and I I mean like the score was fine I wanted
poor things to win like after only hearing the
1:12:40.360,1:12:48.160
soundtrack once I can still remember like some
of the songs can you can you beat box and sing
1:12:48.160,1:12:55.120
it keep going no I don't want to
1:12:56.160,1:13:01.560
keep going or you're fired I'm going to
dock your pay I'm the boss here are we
1:13:01.560,1:13:09.280
unionized I you know I'm a union officer I believe
in you it's I don't think we need a union I don't
1:13:09.280,1:13:15.440
think we really need un I think that I think
that you're you're a good worker and I don't
1:13:15.440,1:13:27.080
want unions to like take your my I mean your Mon
oh okay uh I'm the ban of this Arrangement Indiana
1:13:27.080,1:13:33.360
Jones D Destiny shouldn't have been there also and
American fixtion it's John Willam shouldn't have
1:13:33.360,1:13:40.040
been there they both were like they both did
not deserve to be there John Williams so yeah
1:13:40.040,1:13:46.040
still doesn't like changed the fact that it wasn't
that good but it's the Academy of course they're
1:13:46.040,1:13:55.400
going to have it there so bright wasn't Star Wars
nominated for like best score I don't know anyway
1:13:55.400,1:14:01.200
makeup and hair styling nominees were Golda wait
you didn't say oh you didn't say who won never
1:14:01.200,1:14:08.520
mind no I didn't the last one was Oppenheimer
makeup and higher styling Maestro Oppenheimer
1:14:08.520,1:14:15.680
Society of the snow Golda and po things the winter
was poor things I was really happy about this it
1:14:15.680,1:14:24.320
made me it made me really happy I thought you
were going to say Society of the spectacle a
1:14:24.320,1:14:35.240
19 69 short film by French um Marxist um guy
dubard yeah and I was like that doesn't make
1:14:35.240,1:14:43.880
any sense that that film came out ages ago ex
ifus said Society of the snow all right yeah
1:14:43.880,1:14:50.880
I was happy poor things got makeup and hair
styling International International feature
1:14:50.880,1:14:59.000
film were perfect days Society of the snow the
teachers laugh I cap a tow uh and the zone of
1:14:59.000,1:15:04.520
interest and the winner was can you guess who
deserved it zone of Interest that's not to say
1:15:04.520,1:15:11.640
that like the other movies weren't good I still
really like them teacher Lounge but I mean zone
1:15:11.640,1:15:17.320
of interest is it was my favorite this yeah it's
a 10 it's a 10 out of 10 in my opinion I know
1:15:17.320,1:15:25.320
you think it's a n Out of I think it's I I think
it's a high nine out of 10 for clarification yeah
1:15:25.320,1:15:32.360
yeah um I think it's a strong nine to a soft 10
yeah on the fantano scale yeah exactly now you're
1:15:32.360,1:15:40.840
getting it yeah um so that it like it's like a
14 out of 15 I think that that's why I gave it
1:15:40.840,1:15:49.480
I think that that that's fair but it's it's great
um I yeah like at like we we talked I have a lot
1:15:49.480,1:15:57.040
of complicated feelings about the movie I think
it's very well done all right all right next film
1:15:57.040,1:16:04.920
editing the nominees were anatomy of a
fall Oppenheimer killers of the flower
1:16:04.920,1:16:15.320
Moon the holdovers and poor things the winner was
Oppenheimer and I thought that's my thought about
1:16:15.320,1:16:25.200
alimer winning that yeah I don't know I would
have rather poor things but uh I'm okay with up
1:16:25.200,1:16:35.280
Up's fine it's I don't it did not it's fine
nothing about that movie made me go like wow
1:16:35.280,1:16:42.880
that was incredible the movie has made me feel
like hey that was that was a good movie I was
1:16:42.880,1:16:52.240
like wow they really did blow up a hydrogen bomb
for this then they really did kill um they killed
1:16:52.240,1:17:01.920
thousands of Japanese people that make this movie
just for the bit next movie um documentary short
1:17:01.920,1:17:11.640
film The Last repair shop apc's of book Banning
uh Island in between The Barber of Little Rock
1:17:11.640,1:17:23.280
and NAA Nia and W poo um I wanted Nia to win
this one cuz you hate music um I thought it
1:17:23.280,1:17:30.520
was going to go to the ABC's a book burning book
Banning but it went to the last repair shop which
1:17:30.520,1:17:36.600
is awesome because they gave a really good speech
about the importance of music education yeah and
1:17:36.600,1:17:44.520
as a musician I couldn't agree more I I music
educators you guys are heroes I lik gen I liked
1:17:44.520,1:17:52.600
the I'm glad that it won was pretty good um and
yeah the the speech makes me well watch the film
1:17:52.600,1:18:00.360
yeah I'm going to do that in my free time because
music is awesome everyone should play music it's
1:18:00.360,1:18:10.600
a beautiful thing joku yeah anyway documentary
feature film the nominees were tequila tiger the
1:18:10.600,1:18:17.440
Eternal memory four daughters Bobby wine the
people's president and 20 days in Moro winner
1:18:17.440,1:18:27.320
was 20 days uh I mean that was kind of to be
expected yeah but um and deservingly so yeah
1:18:27.320,1:18:35.160
the other interesting one within that category
that um would have been my number two was
1:18:35.160,1:18:43.280
four [Music] daughters um yeah yeah which I mean
that's why we should go back to war in the Middle
1:18:43.280,1:18:49.280
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rathon okay um yep uh and like we said the speech
was very impactful happy yeah uh directing was
1:19:18.560,1:19:25.800
kills of the flower Moon anatomy of a fall
poor things Oppenheimer and the zone of CH the
1:19:25.800,1:19:39.000
winner was upen Heimer not deserved I don't know
Oppenheimer is just like such a safe pick I find
1:19:39.000,1:19:54.640
dude uh I would have wanted to go to poor things
to Yos but no yeah like I would I feel like
1:19:55.440,1:19:58.320
yeah I feel like Oppenheimer deserved it more
1:19:58.320,1:20:07.000
than like killers of the flower Moon
probably yeah but other than that you
1:20:07.000,1:20:16.640
know yeah I'm I I wasn't happy to see
the Oppenheimer sweep I mean to be fair
1:20:16.640,1:20:24.760
it didn't win one what like five Awards
uh six more or so they won a lot of very
1:20:24.760,1:20:35.560
important Awards though one the important
ones undeservedly moving on costume design
1:20:35.560,1:20:40.680
the nominees were Barbie killers of the
flower Moon Napoleon poor things and opy
1:20:40.680,1:20:46.800
heimr the winner was poor Barbie poor things
and I was Barbie would have been my pick I
1:20:46.800,1:20:54.920
was so happy poor things won the costumes
absolutely amazing and I'm really happy
1:20:54.920,1:21:00.720
Barbie Barbie was a strong Contender too they
had some really great costume design I thought
1:21:00.720,1:21:07.520
and great set design my I thought Barbie was going
to take uh most of the technicals but I was really
1:21:07.520,1:21:16.600
happy that poor things won some uh and I got some
recognition yeah UMB I wouldn't have been upset
1:21:16.600,1:21:25.000
to see Barbie but from what I saw four things that
film was also very strong Contender cinematography
1:21:25.000,1:21:34.120
this one makes no sense nominees Maestro
Oppenheimer elonda cond uh killers of the flower
1:21:34.120,1:21:43.520
Moon and poor things uh it went to Oppenheimer
should have gone to poor things yeah should have
1:21:43.520,1:21:48.200
gone to poor things I don't think there's anything
else to really crazy that zone of Interest didn't
1:21:48.200,1:21:55.960
get nom for this yeah I don't know why Maestro
did um mro yeah like zone of Interest like we said
1:21:55.960,1:22:02.240
every shot in that movie is brilliant what I don't
know I would have gotten rid of offenheim did like
1:22:02.240,1:22:07.680
frankly Oppenheimer I don't even think that they
deserved the nomination frankly there are no shots
1:22:07.680,1:22:15.840
in that movie that really stood out to me uh
it's fine it's cinematography was fine I don't
1:22:15.840,1:22:21.480
think M there are some good shots in that movie
that wasn't fa me I I didn't like Maestro at all
1:22:21.480,1:22:28.800
like cinematography wise like it didn't deserve
to be in there there uh but yeah whatever don't
1:22:28.800,1:22:44.600
care moving on we have animated feature film the
nominees are Elemental robot dreams Spider-Man
1:22:44.600,1:22:54.440
across the spiderverse the boy and the Heron
and neona um boy in the Heron deserved it and
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yeah Spider-Man fans see um but just also FYI
um I'm glad robot dreams got nominated uh do
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you know anything about robot dreams I know it's
a spiritual successor to the 2005 film robots uh
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no but it there's no dialogue within the movie
so I'm very happy that a a nonverbal film got
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dumb neck recognition cuz I always think
that's that's really um special U yeah cuz
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you don't always need to speak to communicate a
message especially one that's like an hour and 30
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minutes moving on we did see I communicated a
message there we did actress in a supporting role
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we did actress in a leading role we have actor
in a supporting role the nominees were Sterling
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K Brown Robert dairo Robert Downey Jr Ryan goling
and Mark ruffly Ruff Ruffles chips the winner was
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Robert daero Robert daero Robert Downey Jr my
bad sorry too many Roberts and I think I think
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that this was the best movie I've seen him and
he gave a great performance in Oppenheimer I
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think yeah was it predictable yeah but like yes
good job on him am I am I salty no kind of but if
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there was an award Oppenheimer deserves to win I
think it was this award also leading which we'll
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get into right now uh actor in a leading role the
nominees were Jeffrey right Paul giamani uh Colman
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Domingo Domingo what the [ __ ] did I say Bradley
Cooper and konci I got it you did uh went to toen
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himer with Killian Murphy also happy with that
like he gave a great performance that's like the
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best out of them like Paul giamani would be my
number two um he's just so likable that I want
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him to win everything you know did you see
what happened after he won the Golden Globes
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what happened he took his award to Five Guys and
there's a picture of him eating a Five Guys burger
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with his so with but that's like a tradition in
Hollywood like when you win a big award you go
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get fast food yeah like I can't I can't make any
sort of um non-bias judgment about Paul GMI cuz
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every time I see him up for an award I'm like
yeah he deserves it cuz he's he has seemed so
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likable uh like big like big cool grand father
vibes from Paul G True you'd like the whole ners
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you just enjoy it yeah it looks good um I going be
checking it out MH um yeah um and finally we have
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uh Best Picture nominees zone of Interest
past lives poor things Maestro killers
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of the flower Moon Barbie holdovers
Oppenheimer anatomy of a fall an American
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fiction you can guess who won it are we happy
about it no I don't really I I mean I would have
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preferred poor things but I think Oppenheimer
is a good representation of the year yeah like
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I think it represents the spirit at least I see
and I'm fine and honestly I think that Oppenheimer
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represents a good shift in the industry towards
longer films that have a purpose yeah it's like
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you can have like a 2our and 30 movie Marvel movie
but that have but longer films and their like um
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like and [Music] historical [ __ ] well like
snapshots of History I think that that's Oscars
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love biopics so I know but not really anything
new I do think that op Oppenheimer does represent
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a positive change in the industry is we see like
it being more successful cuz like I said I think
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Oppenheimer was a good movie a little bit overated
but a good movie but a lot of the big Blockbusters
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of the 2010s like your your Marvel movies I
thought were just like not good movies yeah I mean
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don't get me wrong there were some of them were
good but like yeah like you have your Guardians of
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the Galaxy and your yeah you have your Guardians
of the Galaxy like that was a good movie but like
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even so there's like that uh that um that energy
that I do like like about early Marvel cuz like
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you remember when like The Avengers trailer in the
theater like was hinted and like oh oh what was it
1:28:39.640,1:28:49.000
11 like people were going crazy so I I do have
oh yeah like I love the en energy like I have a
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lot of Marvel Nostalgia I'd be lying if I said
I didn't like I grew up on those movies like I
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was growing up I grew up around the time that Iron
Man was coming out so I've seen pretty much every
1:29:01.520,1:29:08.840
Marvel movie up until end game in theaters yeah
but I do like that that energy but like still it
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it's been more monopolized now and it not to say
that it wasn't in the beginning but it's just more
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like prevalent that like it's not working and I
think that if I if like if like we were the age
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that we are now like 19 and 20 when Iron Man came
out and then we saw all of those movies at our age
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we probably would have as positive a perception
because a lot of it is Rose tinted glasses like
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but even so going back and watching it Dune like
still like that's like a Monumental Triumph within
1:29:45.520,1:29:54.480
it within a saga like people are comparing
it to like Lord of the Rings as like this
1:29:54.480,1:30:07.720
kind of Epic yeah I I think um like I will say you
you do have to give it to the MCU the fact that
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it is um something that is very unseen outside of
Star Trek and Star Wars but even so like it's also
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kind of like this is going to be sounding really
goofy but I feel like a comparison that you can
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have with Marvel is that it had the same effect
that fortnite did with the fact that it kind of
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changed an industry because everyone wanted to do
Battle Royale in the gaming industry and everyone
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wanted to have a Cinematic Universe with their
movie properties it like which it showed lucrative
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business models with both Industries um yeah and
like both of the both fortnite and the MCU did do
1:30:58.840,1:31:08.120
things right and did make achievements in their
respective Industries yeah um but I do think that
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um the the the properties that the things that the
industry took away from those were not positive
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um because that's how you end up with Madam web
Madam web Banger though dude it's a banger though
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how you come up with Zack Snider's Universe dude
I can't wait for the Zack Snider cut of dude you
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know the universe is ended right like it's done
the Aquaman was the last movie it's over yeah
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Aquaman was the last yeah I think it was supposed
to be flash but like they can't do anything right
1:31:49.120,1:32:03.640
so that's so sad yeah um what a waste of
money yeah um yeah it I I think that the
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the film industry is heading towards a healthier
better place and like I'm glad like I am sad with
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the way that comic book movies went frankly
because there are so many great stories in
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comic books that need to be told but like
I think that what spiderverse is doing is
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doing a better job that at that than the MCU
I feel like you also have to accommodate like
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General audiences when it comes to that kind
of [Music] stuff yo it's me in the future I'm
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editing we didn't record an outro because we
didn't realize that the um the Oscars would
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be this long and we thought it was going to go
before our Miller's Crossing review which I'm
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going to put after so thanks for listening
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