[music] Do you ever think that modern life is not for you? Do you do the same dead-end job every day? Or is your love life dying on its feet? Two wonderful months. Or have you ever felt that you're turning into... Something that alone? The zombie. Maybe you're not alone. This is it. Although no one official is prepared to comment, religious groups are calling it judgement day. It is vital that you stay in your homes. The boys all physical contact with the assailants. [music] Oh my god! So, what's the plan? Fashion in the head, that seems to work out. One who got her lizards, because I love her. All right, go here. [screaming] You got something! Wait there! Hold it there. [music] I'm coming! [music] Oh! [music] Here I come! [screaming] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] She was so good. 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[laughs] Steady on you, Alki. This is our chance to finally finish what we started. [laughs] We are gonna do the gold mile and this time we are gonna see it through to the bitter end. Or lager end. [music] Good evening, Rainbow. No? The prodigal son's return. Hi. What do you recommend? Fear. Mmm. Want to watch this? What? What the hell is this? Why are we even here? We are here to get annihilated. [music] You come back and everything's sort of weird. I suggest you get on your way. [music] It's last that's changed. It's the town. [music] [music] [music] [music] We are gonna get to the world's end if it kills us. [music] [music] [music] Welcome home, boys. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] The world's end. [music] What do we do? Let's finish our drinks. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] Welcome to Barrel Age Flix. This is Ron. I have been traumatized. And in the show we have, in this is do, I hate Ron. Also in the show, this is Ragnar. I'm so confused right now. And finally, fuck you, Chase. Yeah, fuck me. All right. Hey, everybody. How do we? What is up, everybody? Welcome to BAF. We are here at Stu's Place on his birthday. Happy birthday, Stu. We are happy. Happy birthday, Mitch. Happy birthday, Mitch. Are we going to clink these too? I mean, we can. It's going to be interesting. Get a little sloppy together. Yeah. All right. Well, we're going to go ahead and do our little meal, little treat first. Hold on. Hold on. We're doing the Cornetta flavor. I was about to get to that. Okay. We are doing the Cornetta Flavors Trilogy. This is something that Stu picked for his Legacy episode. And this was a fun one. This was a very fun one. But once you explain the little treat we're having here today. Okay. So those are basically European drumsticks. It's probably the closest thing ice cream drumsticks that I could compare it to. Yeah. Cannot get them over here in the States. So I got a little drumstick because those are the things that most like what the Cornetta's do. So we're doing those. And our first of three drinks this episode is going to be Bombay Bramble. Blackberry and raspberry flavored gin. For a movie trilogy. That's all about drinking at pubs and beers. Yes. You picked gin because you're sticking with your gin thing. Yes. Otherwise I'd be a liar. I was watching these movies. I was like, all right. We got beer here. We got beer there. We got beer. Beer. We got one shot scene. But beer. Beer. Beer. Honesty. Yeah. I said I was going to do a season of gin. I'm doing a season of gin. God damn it. Yeah. Okay. Fucker. All right. Let's go. Yeah. Clinky. Clinky. Why are you fucking right. Clink my glasses. They're fucking dropping. They're fucking dropping. Fuck it. No. Jesus. All right. Let's go. Uh. Cheers. I don't know how to do first here. I just did the ice cream. Oh yeah. That's different. Cheers. It's like cough syrup. It tastes like cough syrup. It's exactly what it tastes like. Oh my fucking god. No. I understand where you're going to cough syrup idea from. It's probably because it's a lot more nuanced. It's not as punchy in the mouth as cough syrup flavor is artificial flavor. It makes it a lot more natural tasting. It mixed with the fudge and that. It's really good though. Good. Because fudge and what would see your fruit that's in this one? Blackberry and redberry. And raspberry. It's like raspberry vanilla. How are you? You enjoying it? That's going to be two thumbs down for me. Chase doesn't like clusterberries. That's usually his punishment shot. That was a fucking rock dude. Definitely didn't think about that at all. It's not bad. It's actually pairs with the ice cream really well. Believe it or not. It pairs with the ice cream good. I'm wondering what the other ones they did. I can't say he did it on purpose either. But you're pairing? No. No. I don't even know how to find the cones that I wanted. The cones. The cones that I wanted. I wanted to call. No. Until last minute I'm like, I don't know. No, because an hour down was like, man, can you drumstick for the really fucking big? Yeah. It don't really look like I didn't coronetta. No. I just got to look around, look around the ground. I finally found something that worked. I'm like, all right, cool. Yeah. No, I just picked the drinks first. And then I threw the cones. Yeah, but that was a good touch. That was a good pairing for the movie. Being the coronetta flavor's trilogy. That was perfect. Not bad. So you want to do a review for each one? Sure. All right. I'll go ahead and go first. The cone? The fudge? Come on. Come on. That's a good idea. Got a little fucking drop whatever in there. There we go. Two for the cone. It's good. I mean, reminds me of childhood. You see these a lot when I was a kid, especially with little nuts on the top and everything else. So that's really good. It's a two for that. That's an easy right there. The drink itself, especially paired with the ice cream, I go about one and three quarters. It's not bad. It's not bad. When I first drank it, I was like, all of a sudden I just got that cough syrup taste. But then it leaned into my mouth a little bit longer and it's actually not a bad. I don't mind the blackberry. I don't mind the raspberry. I think those are actually really good fruits. So yeah, one and three quarters, pretty good. Good. Ragnar, you're going next. I'm curious now. The ice cream is a two. Yeah. Get a little dribble out of the gin and put it on your ice cream. That is tasty. Good. Dammit. I already ate mine. So that's for you. Well, for that combo, I just did. I give that a two. The gin itself wasn't expecting that heavy of a clusterberry flavor. Do you feel like it tastes like cough syrup? It was. It doesn't taste like fucking the artificial flavor you get from a cough syrup. You fucking can't stay in that shit. I'll give it. I'm going to give that one one and a half. Very good. It's good. It's very un-gim-like. It is. It doesn't taste like gin. Yeah. I don't taste gin. And that's the berry portion of it. Yeah. That does that. It's very strong. Like, it's not very mild. It's actually a strong, you said the clusterberry, the raspberry and the blackberry. Blackberry. Yeah. Yeah. It's really good. Yeah. Once you get past that flavor, it's good. Yeah. I know I got a coaster. You said it tasted a lot. It tasted good with the drink poured a little bit on the cone. Mm-hmm. No, I can see definitely this being incorporated in some sort of dessert. Mm-hmm. Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Because it's that nice, dark, berry flavored. Yeah. And very natural. To me, I'm giving them both the two. I am very, very surprised how un-gim-like. It's actually considering Bombay gin. Yeah. That's one of the main gins that you think about. That's something that has a very strong gin profile. What's the price point for the bottom? Okay. How about these weeks ago? I think those are about 35 bucks. I think each one of the bottles were about 35, 40 bucks. Okay. That's not what I have. Somewhere in that range. Let's be talking about gin. Gin shouldn't be expensive. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I'm very pleasantly surprised. Okay. So the reason I... Chase never did his review. He did. He did. In the very beginning. He turned down for the gym. Okay. For the gym. The ice cream just tees him up. Okay. All right. Cool. That's the average. Three flavors of coronetto. The coronet of the trilogy. The ice cream trilogy. It's known by a few different things. It was John of the Dead. Hot Fuzz. The World's End. It's all written and directed by the same. Had to write. People. And Simon Pegg. Yeah. Writing also. Yeah. All stars. Simon Pegg. As the main character. Mm-hmm. Completely different roles throughout. And Nick Frost. And Nick Frost in other roles. But Nick Frost isn't the star. Yeah. But I see him more of his sidekick in all three of the movies. Like he was the last one in this World's End. He almost didn't come back though for Hot Fuzz. Really? Yeah. But they couldn't agree to pricing. Oh. Yeah. So you remember them doing the little cameo in Land of the Dead. When they played the zombies chained up. Yeah. That was really cool. Because I think George Romero asked them to do that. Especially with the whole Sean of the Dead. Yeah. So it got this name. Kind of as an afterthought. So Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright. When they were writing these films. They wanted to take core established genres. And kind of turn them sideways. Yeah. Alright. You know they're a little bit comedy element on it. And coming from a different angle. But very recognizable genres. Right. So Sean of the Dead of course the first work and came out amazingly and blockbuster. Just blew the fucking doors off of everything. And so many comedy horror films afterwards. Took inspiration from Sean of the Dead and then ran with it. So while Sean of the Dead might not be the funniest of the ones. I would say it's one of the grandfathers. I think it's become a cult classic. This type of film. Oh it is a cult classic. It's so good. It is. So they were eating strawberry cornetto is what Simon Pegg's character went to the store to get. And what Nick Frost's character was eating. And the reason they chose that is because it comes in a red wrapper. Emphasizing the red for the blood. So it's a bloody horror film. I remember when you were in a hard time trying to find these drinks but apparently you blew it out of the park. Especially once I tied myself into gin I'm like fuck. What the fuck am I going to do? But it challenged me. It definitely challenged me. So I appreciate it. So I chose Bombay Bramble because it's got a nice. It's a nice bottle. Deep red color to it. Yeah. So I was like oh that's fucking perfect. That is amazing. Once I saw that one I'm like okay. I know what my idea is going to be. I'm going to hunt for the rest now. And I came across the ones that we'll do as we do the other movies. Got the details for the movies. Go ahead. Right here we got Sean of the Dead released September 24th 2004. We got the worlds hot fuzz released March 14th 2007. And the worlds end release August 23rd 2013. All directed by Edgar Wright and written by Simon Pegg. Other movies that Edgar Wright has done is last night in Soho. He did Baby Driver which I've never seen. Amazing. That's a really good one. Scott Pilgrim versus the World. Yep. He's also done the Spark Brothers The Don't Trailer on the Grindhouse movie. I know Ragnar fucking hated. The movie stars all three movies star just just some of the main actors I saw. Simon Pegg Nick Frost Bill Nye. Kate Ashfield Lucy Davis Martin Freeman Timothy Dalton which was cool to see him in Hot Fuzz. Jim Robent. Aleva Coleman Patty Constancy. One of these girls won an Oscar for the favorite. I don't know if you remember that one. She was the the female cop in Hot Fuzz. Rosevin Pike who was in Gone Girl which I never expected her to be in that movie. Pierce Brosnan Raffet Spell and David Bradley. The combined budget. I didn't do the budget. I did how much these movies made. The first movie made 38.7 million. The second made 80 million. The third one made 46.1 million. So it went up and then went right back down. Combined it made 164 million box office with all three worldwide. Rotten Tomato Score and all of these is actually pretty damn good. Sean the Dead is a 92 critical and 93% on the user side. Hot Fuzz 91% critical 89% on the user side. And then the lowest one 89% on critical and 72% on the user side. Still good. Still a good review but it looks like it's the least favorite of the three. But that's my details for these movies. That's all I got for that so. And all three of them basically tell the same story with a weird element then thrown in. You got a person who is a fuck up and ruined their life for one reason or the other. And then getting opportunity for redemption. And that's what they all do. All right guys well before we get into the movie we'll be right back. Going to take a quick break. Sounds good. No we won't. Hey guys. Matt coming at you from the Real Drunks. Hey if you're in a movies, booze, craft beers and just shooting the shoot with your friends. Join myself checking a list on the Real Drunks on the Deluxe Edition Network and anywhere you get your podcast from. That's the Real Drunks R E E L the Real Drunks. Check us out. All right we are back so let's go ahead and talk about Sean of the Dead. Did he say bass? So Sean of the Dead gave life back to the zombie movie. Yeah. Just revitalized it completely. Same way interview with the vampire brought back vampires. Sean of the Dead brought back zombies. Yeah. Yes there were zombie films. That broke. Before or after where it was on the deal. It actually cracked? Yep. It did. No. Yeah. It did it. It did it. Well Harley is going to kick your ass. Not my fault if you bought inferior product. Really. It's a car classic. Yeah. Work out stuff like when you put your wife down and show you. He did this in case of a drink fall so it doesn't land on the carpet. Probably. We already have it so might as well utilize it. All right. I remember seeing this in theaters. Always been a big horror fan. Always big comedy fan. Oh yeah. I heard they're going to mix a zombie movie with fucking comedy. Fucking signed me up. Let's roll. And then other ones came out after like zombie land and stuff like that. Yes. Like I said a lot of them took the concepts and did certain concepts even better. I will absolutely acknowledge that. But for what this did for when it came out it was perfection. It was amazing to see. And even rewatching it 20 fucking years later now. Yeah. It's still in my opinion holds up. So many references. So many references. Like I remember one of the places called Bob's diner or Bob's something. So there's Bob. Yeah. Bob. One of my favorite characters in Day of the Dead. And then you also have the scene with the guys in the window being ripped apart. Mind me a day of the day. Yes. When what's his name gets a fucking pulled apart and everything. I was like, yes. That just reminds me of that. That's classic right there. I did really well. And little is probably what a third of the movie through before we fucking get any real zombie action. Yeah. All right. All right. That's fucking life sucks all of a sudden. That's fucking looser. No. They managed to make it a slow burn but include everything. You know what you want. Well, see, that's the thing. When I first saw this and I started watching it from the beginning, I was like, okay. Like I wasn't impressed. But this was when I didn't appreciate movies as much as I've gotten through the years. And then when it gets to like the zombies coming in, I was like, actually, this is pretty fucking funny and getting really good. Yeah. And I love Nick Frost's character as his fucking dumpable body right there. Yeah. And his fucking finale was great. It was. I love that shit. That made me laugh more than anything. No. That's trying to play that. But he's got his best friend. Yeah. It works well. And even before the zombie apocalypse happened, and they never say for sure what. I don't know how it started. Just like it does. Yeah, they did. Most of the time. No, they imply a lot of different things, but they never actually say for sure. It definitely happened because of the space, you know, stuff. It definitely happened because these people were fucking with genes and diseases. They lay a lot of potentials out there throughout in the little news reports that are always going on in the background. Honestly, it just sounded like 2024 headlines. Yeah. All right. And I liked when they like the long shots where they're showing him, you know, walking to the store. He basically, the zombies already. Everything's going around him. He's fucking clueless. Yeah, but that's what we like to call the main character energy. You know, and you just see people just on autopilot. Oh, yeah, that's what I mean. Fucking lives. Yeah. Yeah. And then you do see some weird shit going on. Little teasers here and there. That person is like the homeless dude with the pigeon. Oh, one of those even pigeons. He's all right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But to be very like, yeah, it might just be a homeless guy. You don't know. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe this is in Florida. Who knows. Florida man. That's all. That's all. But it was so well done. And it just showed that time that I know we all had our lives where we're just kind of. Existing. Yeah. There's there's nothing really going on in our lives. And we, like you just said, just existing and then his girl being fucking pissed off at him. Because all they fucking do is go to the Winchester. Have some fucking drinks. Go home. Yeah. Go to the Winchester. Have some drinks. Go home. That fucking the dude, the one that was with the other chick was. Staffs. I hated him. Yeah. I fucking hated him so much. He's a grown up kid in glasses from Polar Express. Yeah. That's a. That was a great little side arc right there. You had that little fucker who hates song because he wants, he's in love with fucking songs girlfriend. Yeah. All right. And talk about fucking heartbreaking when his girl is like, I knew this. I settled. I understood. I was number two. I was like, God damn. Exactly. And it just worked so well because it told a very interesting personal story set to the background of a zombie apocalypse. Yeah. All do. All these films do a great job of telling these amazing personal stories set to fuck up insane shit. Well, that's what a good movie will do. Yeah. Yeah. You know, you're going to have your main, like, in their story background of like what the fucking movie is about. Yeah. But it's all the, I'd call it filler stuff, you know, of your personal life that's going on. That like you're stuck. Yep. You know. It's a serious drama into this movie, like it's a comedy, but you can see a little bit of seriousness. It also gets a little dark in some places. Actually, it goes down to all three movies when you think about it. But the fact is, is that like you said filler in his stepdad, the mom, everything with the soap. So confessing doom in the car, I would like all that. That's fucking deep. Yeah. Bill and I. Yeah. Good job. When he dies, seeing Sean's fucking reaction to it, you know, this guy who he never connected to exactly until the last fucking moment and then understood what the hell everything was. Yeah. And then just have the rug pulled out from underneath of him. It's like, fucking hey, Jesus Christ. Uh-huh. Just seeing the mom get bitten, she heard getting killed and everything else kind of sucked. I was, because I actually liked that mom. I'm pretty sure the mom had fucking Alzheimer's, but I am pretty goddamn sure that bitch didn't know what the fuck was going on, like, three quarters. I just generic mom from all British movies, like very like sweet and very like easy going and stuff like that. Any of the mother in, uh, going to the Greek, everybody talks about like golden retriever energy. She had straight up yellow lab energy. Yes. She doesn't know what's going on. She's just happy to be there. Hello. Yep. Would you like a biscuit? Flowers are for me. Random shit. The trash. Yes. Yes. And they were for her. Okay. Yeah. Good for her. And then we should kept the fucking napkins or the tissues just tuck up her sleeve. Yep. Very mom thing to do. It really is. Because I was hiding the massive fucking wound that she had. I'm like, aw. Yeah. It's funny though, when she goes and lifts her sleeve up and you see the wound, like this little cloth napkin that, you know, a little hanker chip and it's stuffed in this huge gaping fucking wound. Yep. Yeah. I'm like, it's not going to do anything. It's really not. It's just going to sit there and just going to soak everything up and overflow. Yeah. It was sad to see her fucking die. I actually really enjoyed the mom. I enjoyed the mom. I enjoyed everybody in this other than, what's his name again? Bethrend. Yeah. Ed. Ed. Yeah. I didn't care for him, but everybody else. Yes, you did. Huh? You just. No, no. The other one, the one that you said, yeah. Daffs. Yeah. Daffs. I didn't care for him, but everybody else. Oh, they had Daffs. And also the other friend, the one that were, it was funny because she. I love her a little quick. I love that. I love that. That they had an entire other fucking story going on. Oh. Oh, the group. Yeah. When they, when they're going, that was perfect. That was perfect. Yeah. But when you see them, different groups just traveling around. Yeah. When you see them going past each other, say, hello, hello. You see. Yeah. Oh, we're going to the Winchester. Oh, you're going to the pub? Oh, okay. Yeah. We're going to where we think there's a fucking military breath. Yeah. Good luck to y'all. But they're all, they're all just counterparts to each other. Yes. But the counterpart did Nick Frost, but they're going like, eh, and then you pass you by. They're both on their phones. Yeah. Oh, man. It was. And when Nick Frost character is taking the fucking drug phone calls, they're just looking out right in the middle of everything. No, no, no. When they're trying to get into the pub. Yeah. What are you fucking thinking? And when Nick Frost wrecks the fucking car on purpose? No, he doesn't. He goes to the jet, drive the jags. Exactly. No, I like the part where he's always like, oh, where are your farts? Basically, every single time. Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Sean. Oh, I'm so up doing it when he's so laughing. Exactly. Oh, they're fucking great. All the way to the end. All the way to the end. That's how he was. And that friendship, that love, they genuinely felt for each other. It played well. It really came through on the screen. And that's one of those that isn't a great little stories are being told. But you know the whole thing about at the end of the movie when all the zombies are being used for like games and stuff like that kind of reminded me of George Romero when they're doing the same thing when they're having them inside that, you know, doing like the cock fighting between the two zombies or they're hanging them from the trees. But then you see, like I said, the best scene in my opinion at the end right when Nick Frost and him are inside the little shed playing the video game together, it gave me like a smile just saying, oh, he's got his best friend with him still. Yeah. This is unreal. Into the shed. Yeah. That was that. Yeah. I just lost my fucking shit. This is amazing. They're like throwing records and they go over which records a fucking throw. Fucking barrels straight to the fucking door. Yes. A shed has been locked for how many years? Yeah. Straight up. Not with the fucks in there. Yep. I'm sorry. If I'm moving into a place and there's a fucking locked door fucking I'm going to find out really quickly. Yeah. Really fucking soon. But and then yeah, I'm just going to pop out to the shed and I'll bring that right back around. So but speaking of that scene right there, the first time the shed scene. So when Simon Pegg and Nick Frost see the acknowledged the first real zombie that that chick, you know, Bloody Mary is what she ended up being referred to because she was marrying. Yeah. Bloody. Yeah. And then the fat fuck. All right. So they released a prequel comic to this and it was fucking dark. It was fucked up. Was it comedic at all? Not really. Oh, it was. It was more serious. It was kind of fucking fucked up. Oh, damn. It's like damn. Is it written by Simon Pegg? Yeah. Hold on. Is it stew level fucked up or is it just fucked up? It's depressing. Oh my God. So it focuses on Mary, yeah, before zombified and shit like that. So she's living in kind of the background like you see Sean and, you know, his friends in the wind chest or so like that you see them, you know, and she knows about him. I mean, acknowledge that he exists in the world. Yeah. But she's a very quiet, very shy, timid person. So the big burly mother fucker starts stalking her. The big fat zombie, dude, start before he's a zombie, starts stalking this bitch. All right. And she's getting really freaked out and stuff like that, but she doesn't want to get huge fucking deal and stuff like that, so she kind of goes to Sean, you know, one night at the windchester that night that everything fucking pops off asked for, you know, hey, excuse me, you know, trying to get his attention because she's feeling a little fucking creeped out by this fucker. Yeah. And Sean's like, I got time right now. I got to deal with some other shit and this fucking ignores her. Yeah. He said, Oh, okay. She then gets turned into a zombie. She then turns fat fuck into a zombie, the stalker because she comes into the like that. But the fact that the only reason she became a zombie is because Sean didn't have fucking time for anything else except for his own little world. That's it. The rest of the world didn't fucking matter to him. He didn't care about anything else. If he had just stopped for three seconds to help this bitch out for, you know, she would have been fine. Another shit would happen. She was the one who was fucking eating that fucker outside of the fucking the windchester when they're rocking. Oh, look at them. They're really going out. Oh, was that her? Yeah. That was her. Oh shit. Yeah. It was that night that she got turned and during that whole fucking experience right there. So if he had just given her a few extra moments of acknowledgement, all that would have happened. But it never says. Oh, she got turned. Yeah. So to the comic, it's another zombie. You know, turns this like short comic or it's pretty. Yeah, it's just like a little, little 15, 20 page, you know, prequel comic. I might have to check it out. It's just really fucking sad because her whole life is very, they go into what her normal life is and where sons are just kind of, you know, just existing is like that hers is kind of like shitty existing. It's like nobody fucking acknowledges her. Nobody gives her a fucking time of day and that's weird fucking asshole stalker doing and so like that that she's pretty sure is going to end up raping her. And nobody's wanting to help her out. It's like, it's very fucking depressing. Interesting. And you're like, yeah, that fits fucking Sean's character at the time. That really does. He couldn't see past his own goddamn little fucking world to acknowledge anything else going on or anything like that. Interesting. And I just thought that was really cool to build up that. So it took away. It shit on Sean even more. You know, the main hero, I was like, yeah, it should, you know, he, he kind of a piece of shit too. All right. Yeah. He's not a good guy. Yeah. Yeah. No, not at all. He comes a good guy. He does have redemption. Yeah. And but it takes the apocalypse. Exactly. Exactly. And then the girlfriend sees it and they're she's happy just all the shit that she wanted to do. She's like, nope. I don't want to do this anymore. I'm going to be a fucking homebody. Fuck this. That's a goddamn show. The couch playing video games fucking go to the Winchester house and fucking drinks. Yeah. That's all I want to fucking do now. Yeah. All right. I love how all these movies, like the first movie, they all have a scene in spicy boner. Okay. So I guess we're going to be rolling the spin of the wheel. All right. Spin of the wheel. That was done on per spicy boner. That was very much so done on my part. Harley. Oh, you're going to get hurt because he never called me by my name. Yeah. That was very surprised. So I think that little boy is going to end up getting a whoop in for not calling me dad by calling me my name disrespectful. Please don't get him a large shot because then I got to take a drink. Ah, busted. Huh? Yeah. Right. That means she got to come down here and spin grab something yummy. You got lucky. Yes. That's something yummy. Oh, that wheel. That's where it got. Yep. You got it. Man, almost a fucking self. Well, that would have sucked also. Well, no, we had a shot of birth. I'm actually going to have some more of this bomb babe ramble. There you go. I can have it. Have all of it. Enjoy. Use this price. So what you're saying is our first punishment shot of the show. Think there should be another one. Why, but until that particular thing is needed, then it's a no harm no foul. So technically on your self destruct, self destruct, we were going to do a shot of whatever we have. But if somebody rolls in the Lord's shot, I have to take the shot of what I was talking about. That's good. Okay. Oh, go ahead. What are you talking about? I wasn't talking about you. Oh, I thought you were talking about. Oh, no. What are you talking about? No. I was talking about Harley. Oh, yeah. She should sense. If Harley does come down here at any time during the recording, I'm probably going to call her on it. She's not going to take it though, especially now that you said that I was calling you on you. No, I thought you were going by the whole review because I got fucking PTSD from us always just. I do. I'm not going to lose down his throat. The last couple of shows I've gotten this motherfucker right here always tries to hunt me down, seriously, especially on fucking Major League, man, I took so many shots in that fucking show. Oh, yeah. That was rough. Wow. It's good sport. It's good sport. All good fun. All good fun. Yeah. I enjoy hunting. Yeah. What do you do? You like the dick? What? Give me the dick. What? I said, if you like the dick and you're saying, give me the, never mind, it just went right by you. That I was. It just wasn't good, it was horrible. It was horrible. It was very, very, very, very, very high. There was no warm up to it. No, no. You didn't even lube that shit up. Yeah. We didn't foreplay. God damn it. All right. I feel miserable. Oh. So when, when do you guys remember seeing this the first time roughly 2009 I was stoned out of my brain, sitting on the bean bag of my buddy's bedroom and we were just chill and watching Sean of the dad and it was fucking awesome. That's good memory. That's a good memory. It was a good memory. Don't say like mid. Thanks the whole time. I was plucking away on the electric guitar. When it came out, I think the, the year that it came out whenever it came out on Blu-ray or DVD at that time. Okay. That's when I saw it. I remember me and Sammy watched it in her bedroom actually. I remember we watched it and I was just like, that's okay. Like I said, I wasn't. But that, then I've gained more appreciation to it and I've liked it more. But yeah, it was when it first came out. Okay. So I didn't see it in the theater. I didn't see any of these in the theater. Okay. Um, I did see two of the three of these in the theater. Um, I assume Hot Foes. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Um, I didn't see the world's end. I just didn't get a chance. Yeah. Um, that, that I did see it when it came out. Well, that came out around the same time as this is the end and I was thinking that it was another end of the world movie, but it technically wasn't when you watch it. I mean, it was, it definitely turned into that. This was the end of, yeah. Yeah, right. Yeah. It's just, I remember it was, it came out on the same month, I believe when that came out or something like that. Because I remember it was like, should I see this is the, this is the end. It's hilarious. We, we had a great episode on it, but we'll get to it when we get to this world's end. Another thing I really load about this is some of the running, running gags that are just around the whole movie, like we keep, we've referenced it numerous times already. You got red on you. Yeah. I know you don't want to be here forever. You know, I got things I want to do in my life when you got red on you, you've got red on you. You've got red on you. You've got red on you. You've got red on you. You've got red on you. You've got red on you. Yeah. I mean, it's, the mother even said it. Yes. It is such a simple fucking line, a simple little acknowledgement. Some of the time talking about ink, some of the time to talk about blood. All right. But it works. Yeah. It's kind of like a little precursor. Yes. There's other movies that do that where you see like something constantly used throughout the movie. And that's this one. But what are the movies you know of that has like a running gag that's throughout the whole fucking movie? Go to the world's end, the fenced gag. All right. I have a clip, but I was going to play that at the end when we're going to the third movie. Yeah. Right there is another one. They're taking a running gag, running gag from two previous films. And then not only continued it, but made it throughout the entire film multiple times. Yeah. The same. Hot Fuzz had the funniest one. Yeah. Hot Fuzz was the funniest one. Because you see the guy doing fucking flips like burgers. What's the matter? You've never never taken a shortcut. No. Actually, I like it. And this is the end where... The world's end. Yeah. Sorry. The world's end. Where Nick Frost character just kind of runs through a fucking fence. Yeah. Just to say that. Yeah. What breaks the entire fucking thing down? He doesn't think about it. Hot Fuzz too. But it doesn't. That's only a small section. You see the entire fucking multiple panels. Yeah. Multiple sections calmed down. Yes. And the world's saying I'm like, that is perfect. All right. That is fucking perfect. Okay. Anybody else got anything you really want to talk about Sean of the Dead? The one thing I really enjoyed is I thought the gore effects were actually really good. Yeah. The gore effects were really good. Because at one point, I thought it was a little weak in the beginning. But then it got better, especially when it showed the whole roads thing from Day of the Dead, at the window with the character I fucking hated the most. Because that was his character, right? The one that got torn apart. Yeah. And also the blood and everything. That whole fucking scene at the pub when they're just going at it with all the zombies and everything was fucking great. And also when Nick Frost character dies in the basement. When they do the fire. And she's like, yeah. They're like that. Where are the shells? They're on the bar. He's trying to make his, what's it called, the one where you put the bottle in the mouth. All the top cocktail. Yeah. I thought that was really cool. But no, seriously, just see that there was stupid. That was stupid because he's got the fucking bottle in his hand. And then he gets dragged back. And it just disappears. Yeah. What happened? It fucking went out. Like nothing happened. Like I've nothing happened. You're dropping a goddamn bottle of fucking flaming liquor. To be fair, liquor bottles don't break too easy. No, they don't. No, they don't. However, at least the fucking flaming rag should have caught a zombie on fire. Yeah. Well, unless when he was dropping it, the rag got kind of knocked out of the thing. Then it would catch fire because if the rag comes out, he didn't have a cork in it. But you're you're counting on the liquid to completely meet the flame at that point. Like that, depending on how everything shook out when you had all these. So they they all have a lot of potential buffers. This is this is this is for educational purposes, only do not copy what I'm saying at home. But a Molotov cocktail, you should never take a rag and stuff it in the top of it. You should put a cork in it and tie the rag around the top. Otherwise when you go to throw it, the booze is just going to go down at a night and go all over your back or the gas, whatever it is, which is exactly what would have happened if the rag came out. It would have been ignited because the rags on fire. Yeah. Well, what kind of watching, yeah, but it doesn't have to be like a really like a high proof alcohol in order to use your using alcohol. Yes. Oh, yeah. It's like over 90. Right. Over 95. No, I was over 80. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's over 100. I think it's either one hundred or one hundred one hundred one hundred one hundred one. Yeah, because like ever clear would be perfect bollies for that, but like some people will work for it. Yeah. Should like that. Really? Oh, I didn't know that. It should. No, I don't want 100 makes sense because that's over 50 percent alcohol at that point. So yeah, that makes sense. The other thing I liked about the movie is also just, it's never just a single guy or two guys. It's always a group. Yeah. It's in all three movies. I mean, you think about it's all the cops and hot fuzz. It's all the friends in this world's end, but this one is that whole crew trying to survive and get to the pub of all places to be the safest place in the fucking city is to go to the pub. But the theory that's not a bad idea does kind of hold. I love how the plan keeps changing though for too many windows. Yeah. Yes. Too many windows. That's where the biggest. The doors are heavy, strong doors. All right. They did end up having a loaded available weapon. Yeah. There. Which is the way they were shooting that thing was like an American's nightmare. Yes. I don't know how you're. You're missing like a fucking I don't know six to eight foot wide window and constantly shooting the edges of it. Come on, man. Yeah. Well, you got to remember none of them have ever fired a gun before. I know that. That's why I said specifically it's an American's nightmare and Britain understandable. I get it. But you're popping off a 30 30 and just generally this direction, not you. Hey, but you know what? You know what? It was, is that it actually showed some kick. You did? Yeah. So it did some compared to the next film 30. All right. It's going to be more than that to the next feels compared to the next film. True. All right. My man fucking dainty hand in a 12 gauge. That was awesome. Yeah. So the Winchester does make sense as a whole. It does though. It does have food to a point. Yes. Does have. It's got nibs. Great. To a point. Yeah. All right. Which I'm sure it's more than just alcohol they have there. Water. All right. So does sure it has other items there. Yeah. What beer were they drinking? Lager. I don't think any particular kind. That's why I didn't know if they had a precise beer around. No. So just longer. Yeah. So it logically made sense as a place to potentially hold up. I wouldn't have chosen it personally. But hey. For somebody like them who have no idea in a survival situation, I can see them feeling like there. At least Tesco. Yes. What were your two favorite scenes that you really called out to you? I loved watching David or Daphse, whatever his name was, get ripped apart in the window. Oh yeah. That was my favorite. You know what that was a callback to? Yeah. You've already said it like four times. I don't know if he's ever seen it. Yeah. You've seen it. That was in time. No, I was asking if you see David Depp. Yeah. Okay. I don't know if you see that. Long, long ago. I can hardly remember it. That's a movie in my parent. Yeah. That's probably my favorite. The scene being ripped apart. Yeah. Oh, and them talking about it. What they're going to do with the two shells left and Ed, so now I wouldn't really, I really would rather get shot actually. Yeah. That was a funny one. I like when they're walking home. From the bar. Okay. That scene right there. ♪ 'Cause white lines blow away ♪ ♪ Should ♪ ♪ Blow ♪ (coughing) ♪ I'll get high, baby ♪ ♪ I'll get high, baby ♪ ♪ I'll get high, girl ♪ (screaming) (laughing) (mumbling) (groaning) (mumbling) (groaning) Is he good? This I base? Or freeze? What a tip. (laughing) It's just so random. Yes, yes. Like all the other scenes, they make perfect sense in the film. This one here is just so fucking random that it's perfect. Actually, I love their practicing how to walk down. No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. But like, it's just very random. Yes. For like, for the movie, which is weird to say, but it fits. Yeah. The scene when they're throwing the fucking vinyl records at these zombies and they're going through this, they're going through this. No, don't throw that one. Don't throw that one. I like that one. Shada. Throw it. (laughing) The Batman soundtrack. Ooh. (laughing) Oh, man. It's got some great classic scenes that are just like, you know, really pulls to you. This is of great. And the fact that it brought the whole zombie genre back, you know, like I said, Don the Dead, Land of the Dead, and then Romero came back with his movies and then Dyer The Dead and whatever the other one is. You know what? I wouldn't mind seeing-- Zombie strippers. Zombie strippers from-- Yeah. That was fun. I wouldn't mind seeing an American version. I wouldn't mind seeing an American version of like a Sean of the Dead style. Basically, like how they do with office space? Basically where they did office space because office space was usually British. No, me, me, me, 21 and over. So like halfway through it, you're starting to realize this apocalyptic shit shows happening while you're on a fucking bar crawl through the college campus. I think that the world ends. It's basically, but it could work really well if they want to revisit the genre from an American studio. Yeah. It could work really nicely. The scene when they're doing the whole planning and it's constant being redone and it's just showing them to do the wink and hold the beer. Yeah. Take care of it. 'Cause they keep having to change it over and over again and keep repeating it in difference by what we got to go grab your mom. We're going to kill the father as a zombie. And I remember he says, all right, where we got to go, so we got to kill him. Or the fucking joke where he says, I got touched by him. Not here. No, so. That was a choice. That was so. Fuck. I'm sorry. I made that up. I shouldn't have. No, he shouldn't have. No, he's like, no, he's fucking dead. Fuck you. No, she hesitated for a second, like, excuse the fuck out of me. He's like, yeah, that was. That was wrong. That was too dark. Right. I crossed the line. My bad. You realized it, though. That's the thing. Funny movie. It was. It was really enjoyable. And it was British humor, but also American humor at the same time. Yeah, but when you see British humor, a lot of British humor can be very dry. Yeah. I love dry. This is what British humor is. Yeah, no matter what. It was a good mix between British American. I love British humor. That's what I'm saying. It would feel as dry as what, like, when you watch the Monty Python movies, there's, like, the Holy Grail and stuff like that. It's got a lot of goofy comedy, but it's also very dry British humor. This one, it started off that way, but then it turned more into a, there was a lot of just great, funny, hilarious scenes, like three Stooges type of things, especially with him going through the fence and everything else and falling over and Nick Frost's character. But the close-ups, the camera shots and everything, were just fucking great. It was actually done really good. The fast pacing and everything. Because it, like I said, the first part of the movie, nothing really fucking happens, just sits up with a nice, really personal study film. And then afterwards, it just kicks right the fuck off. Yeah. Just kicks off and just stays, stays, boom, boom, boom, boom. What I like with the first one, if you compare the first one to the last one, is the bar scene where Daf gets ripped apart throughout the third movie. It's basically, it's that very callback right there. Yeah. Yeah. It's a third one. But it's not, but it's not fucking bloody everything. I'm looking forward to talking about the third one. Third one was fun. Such a good throw on that first one. I know. There was something like good wrestling moves in there, too, that they did. The people's elbow. Exactly. I remember seeing that. I was like, oh, that was great. That was great. Just the spear. And I would have that fucker eat the goddamn thing. I know. Oh, fuck. I'm not going to go to jail for me. Fuck. All right. Oh, but no. Okay. That's, that's in the future. Yep. All right. That's in the future. But we good on shot of the dead. I believe so. I think so. I'm sure we'll have call back this way. We're already, I haven't called forwards to other films already. Yeah. But I, like I said, I'm not trying to do a six hour show. So we're not tearing apart each individual movie the way we'd traditionally do. Are we ready to. What the fuck? No. God damn it. We just watched a fucking movie. I know. Okay. Look at me like I'm an idiot. So in celebration of the first movie being done, I think should open another bottle. I believe so. All right. All right. So should I open the bottle from Ron or from Ragnar? I'd rather save mine for this world or the world's end. Because that one was a fun one. I love that one. Okay. I'm fine with that. You good with that? Sure. All right. So Ragnar was nice enough to bring me a traveler whiskey blend number 40. And I know we've had traveler and it was good from what I remember, right? Yeah. Yeah. So this can't go wrong with a good thing. Yeah. I'm hoping so. And I appreciate this very much. Absolutely. Now that even goes with, with hot fives. He traveled quite a long way. He did travel a lot. Fuck. I like that sound. You hear that in the fucking world. I like that sound. They did have like a $240 bottle of bourbon there. He told me about that. And I was like, no. Okay. I understand. Yeah. Completely. He was like, oh, oh. Well, it's a price point on this. You don't mind. About 30 to 40. Cool. I spent over 20 minutes trying to figure out what to get you. It was hard. I spent like two minutes trying to see where they put it. I'm still catching up on Bill. So I was like, I know he likes Corona. I'm going to get a big one. And it works. I've been drinking it all. Perfect gentlemen. Happy birthday, Stu. Thank you. That is very smooth. Oh, yeah. That's good. Hello. That's enjoyable. Yes. That's a nice blonde. Yeah. Very sweetness. Very subtle. It's a very mild. But like it's not it's not hardcore. It's very mild smooth. It's very easy drinking. This would be actually I wouldn't mind just drinking this neat. Yeah. You just did. It reminds me of like a McCallen's 12. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm talking about. Very similar profile. Yeah. You can see that. No, this could definitely become. This is definitely something especially at that price point. That could be a daily drinker. You had McCallen's 12 year blonde? That's nice. Sounds familiar. It's about 70 or 80 bottles. Yeah. I like that. Yeah. That's a killer. Oh, I like that. I like that. That's almost medieval to it. Just a certain year 40. Yeah. I like that. It's a very, very low key. Yeah. All right. Nothing overpowering about it. Just. It just makes you feel nice. Yeah. You think it'd be better chilled? You think it'd be better just as we drink this. I like that. I like that. There's probably some whiskey snob out there that's losing his mind. Having a hemorrhage because I just said that. What'd you say? Give it a shot. What'd you say? That Travelers is a good 30 or 40 clone of McCallen's 12 year blonde? No. How much is the price one of that one? It's like 70 or 80. Oh, shit. It's very nice. I'm very appreciative of that. Thank you very much. I give it two thumbs. I give it two. It's good. That's very good. Yeah. Have we had that in your place? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. That's probably why it's good too. Very nice. Don't fuck with a good thing, man. All right, guys. We'll be right back. Hey, having a hard time trying to stay up, trying to record these podcasts late at night. Or are you up late working, driving trucks, working in the shop, trying to provide for that damn family or yours? You need coffee. Well, let us tell you about this one company that we got right here. It's called Coffee Bros. Now, they got a very select blend of different roasts. It's called Rose Medium Dark Espresso. Now, each one of these has its own flavor profile. 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Well, first, we're going to try this little sour patch Oreo. The blue for the-- The fuck? Yeah, it's a sour patch. I can't broke. You're fucking Oreo already. This is bullshit. Sour patch Oreos. Let's try it out. Here's to see how it tastes. Chewie in the microphone. Mm-hmm. That's pretty good. Mm-hmm. [LAUGHTER] Hey, I said more. [LAUGHTER] So this tastes like your fucking-- your vape smells. Mm-hmm. [MUSIC PLAYING] That's not bad. That's not bad at all. So the sweetness kind of reminds me of the flavor of Pop Rocks, but without the popping. Yeah. That's the actual flavor. I can see that. I can see that. Yeah, that makes sense. Yep. It's not bad. I give it a two. I'm going to get a pack of those at Walmart. Oh, there's a sourness. Very, very-- it's like at the end. Yeah, it's got-- oh, I-- A little bits. That's tiny. Yeah, they're in the cookie. The frosting-- I guess the frosting is just vanilla, but the-- because the frosting got it, too. Yeah. The frosting is where all the flavor is. Yeah. Honestly, those are kind of banging. Yeah. Not going to lie. I'm going to get a couple-- those were the limited editions. I'm tired of them really quick, though. Yeah. Like three at a time. The devil's food won't-- oh, my God. Man, the Oreos never-- they never disappoint. It's very rare that they disappoint. I'm trying with the diabetes. My foot's been kind of hurt and lightly. No, but I noticed when I was taking my drive up to Michigan, my foot was like getting-- like the needle-like feeling. I was like, oh, fuck. That's not good. I'm getting in. Is it turn in black? No. My foot's fine. It just got damaged. No, you'll go for a few years. I know, I've got you to make me a nice cane in case or a peg foot. I'm going to make you a peg called you dildo. Just make it a fuck you. All right, so that's a drink we're trying out for-- It's the big comfy bitch. I'm a layer-- I'm a layer of wood together and then shape it. Ended up fucking shape. I'm a big fat, veiny, uncut cock. I would love that for that to happen. Him just walking around, he got like a fake shoe on, so like that, when he would take that fucking shit off and it's like a fucking veiny God damn throbbing cock. Just make sure we have that peg leg and in time to review super bad. [LAUGHTER] So what were you drinking, Stu? All right, so-- With your gin theme. We are drinking-- I don't know how to pronounce it. Hot, high-claire? That's what I-- high-claire cat-- I thought it was-- Yeah, OK. High-claire, high-claire, whatever. All right, high-claire. Castle, light and dry gin. Made with the finest high-glare garden botanicals, 87 proof. It's a beautiful bottle. It's been-- I guess they've been bottling and making gin from their own gardens since 1679. Oh, nice. So it's a delicate balance of juniper, lime flour, orange peel, and a touch of lavender. Lime flour? Yeah. Interesting. That's going to be good. So it does say it's best with tonic water or at the base for your favorite cocktail. No. So we didn't make the shit. I want to know what the liquor is by itself. It was going to kick you in the nose, is what it's going to be. What is your number one gin that we've done so far? Gunpowder. But didn't you also like the one that we did for Alien? Yeah, I did. That one was good. Yeah, but gunpowder-- yeah. I don't know what it is about cooking gunpowder. It's just god damn it. It's just super aromatic. That's a big thing. All right, hopfos. All right. Hotfos? Prose? Cheers. Oh, hello. That's good. I cleared my nose for some reason. Oh, that's a nice little sweetness, like cenotong area that I don't usually associate with them, botanical. Damn it. That's delicious. You definitely can taste the lime flour with the juniper-- It's got a nice warmth to it. Compliments wonderfully. A nice warmth going down. A nice little citrusy, but a lime citrus flavor, which is like an orange. And what's the price tag on that? Probably about $35.40. I think you said that for all three of them. Yeah, that's fantastic. You said about like $90 for like all three of them or something like that? That should have bottled, please. Yeah, that's right. That's not bad. No. So how's that stack up against gunpowder? No, gunpowder is still good. Gunpowder, I feel-- I think that was the first gin we did, too. When I close my eyes and I think of good gin, that's what gunpowder is, what gin should be in my eyes. Are you giving them a shot out of it? Now, these are different flavor-- I think that's a fantastic one. I think it is the fucking cookie, fuck my shit up. This isn't necessarily a traditional gin flavor. Um, but it's really, really good. The same way this Bombay Bramble isn't a traditional gin flavor. Uh-uh, not at all. This isn't a traditional. This isn't closer to gin flavor than the Bombay Bramble, but it's still unique and has its own taste. And I really appreciate this. I give that a two-- Yeah, that's a two. I give that a two. That's not a bad gin. That's a two out of two, mommy with it. I think that's better than a lot of the other gins that we tried out. It's a very unique sweetness to it. For a gin that's not flavor-- Because it doesn't have all the flavors. I'm just thinking that when Anatom Collins would be-- Yes, yeah. --fuckin' bang. Yeah, but you said this is good with the-- you said Tonic? That's what it suggests. So a gin and tonic with lime would be good with this? Yeah, but nobody actually likes-- I don't think you would need the lime in that case. I thought you liked the gin and tonic. It was-- I don't like fucking tonic, so. It wasn't great. And we did that for-- I think we did that for the legend, didn't we? Yeah. I like the warmth. It gives a nice warmth going down. It's not much of a warmth. It's not much. It's just-- it's a whisper of it. Yeah. But honestly, the flavor profile-- It's very conflicted. I am. I am. I give it a two. It's the sprite of booze. I think it's pretty good. It's a good-- how many gins you have in your collection? Not many. I mean, this is why I'm forced myself to do the season of gin. Yeah, we only have three of them at my house. I just keep falling back to whiskeys and bourbon, because I'm like, I need to break out of this and force myself to experience the other. Man, I got to admit, your gin bottles are nice. Like, that one looks nice. I'm really curious what that one's going to taste like. I'm going to get the curry special. So, Ragnar? True. Give it a two. All right. It's good. It's stupid subtle, though. It is. It is. That was-- that was-- that was-- That's what was throwing me off. That and having them eating the cookie and then taking the shot, that's why I had to do another one. It's stupid fucking subtle. But it's nice. You know, it's very-- you get the hint of, like, what a gin would taste like. But it's not, like, oh, god. But a little bit extra, you know. Yeah, some of the very-- the higher-end gins, they will punch you in the face. But that is-- So this has lime flour? Yeah. What is the lime flour? Everything. The flour off of the lime tree? Yeah. I never heard of it. So all citruses are derived from flour. Yeah. So before-- All the fruits are. Before it actually blooms into a fruit, it's a flour. So they take the petals and probably put it and soak it in there or something like that to get the oils out? I don't want to know. I'm just curious. I mean, if that sounds, like, it would make sense. But I don't know. But-- So I guess-- See, I can see why they say, like, mix it with tonic water or as a base, because that may actually bring out the underlining tones of what's actually-- Would that be good? But it's still fucking delicious. Well, to add its own flavor profile to more traditional gin back drinks. But it's the subtle sweetness is what's really fucking throwing me, really fucking throwing me. It's because I'm not used to a sweetness. I would never describe gin as sweet. What does that tag say? Number one gin of the year? Yeah. Oh, wow. That's a pretty good award right there. I don't know what the fuck it is. It does say number one gin of the year, but I don't know for what? 2021. Oh, man. Nice. Does it have any history or anything? Yeah, whatever's on the fucking bottle. Yeah, this is more essential. Oh, yeah. Er, well, hold on here. High-clare Castle Gin expresses a robust balance of juniper, lime flour, orange peel, and a touch of lavender, which was planted by the Bishop of Winchester in the 9th century. High-clare's gardens are lovely, neutered, nurtured, by Lord and Lady Cammarvin. Caravan? 100% grain neutral spirits. You like the animal? Oh, I'm just looking at the body. The gin is just-- [LAUGHING] Shut up. I just want to-- The gin. The gin. [LAUGHING] Oh, look at what you've made it musical. [LAUGHING] I'm going to play it off. [LAUGHING] Oh, British 75. Here's a recipe. One and a half ounces of this stuff. Half ounces of simple syrup. Half ounces of fresh lime juice. Three ounces of shaponya. Shaponya. And champagne. And that simple syrup might make it too sweet, though. It will. Simple syrup is nothing but sugar. Well, that might make it too sweet. It's already got a little bit of sweetness to it. Yeah, I mean-- Oh, no. Oh, I'm not drying it. Make it too bubbly. [LAUGHING] Make it a bubbly with the champagne. All right. All right, so two to the crossboard, it sounds like. Yep. That's a wiener. It's a wiener. All right, so so far. Good results on two of the three. And we've got the finale happening soon in the episode. So I'm curious what that one's going to turn on, too. I don't know. It'll be interesting. So we have at least another bummer whiskey. That's a whiskey. That's an Irish whiskey for you. It is. All right, we have at least another whiskey to try before the next end. Yeah. OK, so anyway. Hot sauce. Yes. All right. First time seeing it. Which shocks the-- And Chase, too. Fuck out of me. That shocks the fuck-- I really would have thought you guys hadn't seen the world's end. That's the one I haven't seen. That's the one I saw. That, to me, is the least appreciated of this group of-- I don't know why, but we'll get into that. Because I'm not saying it's bad. I'm not saying it's bad. I know. It's just that's the one that's least known. But what I love about this is the whole callback to 80s action movies and 90s action movies and everything else. And there's so many references and actors that have been in my other movies. Yes. Like I said, the dude who played the preacher was the villain in Road House. I love seeing that. Road now. Pierce Brosden. No, not Pierce Brosden. Timothy Dalton. Yeah, sorry. Timothy Dalton. I'm getting them mixed up with the other movie. But Timothy Dalton, I haven't seen him in a fucking movie forever. I mean, the only thing I remember him is he was Bondman 2 movies. He was in the "Rocketeer." Wasn't he in something with the nanny or something like that, the beautician and the beast or something? That sounds right. Yeah. It's got the woman that plays the nanny. It's called the beautician and the beast. It's some chick flick. But him-- Grandmaster. What was that? Yeah, friend Josh-- yeah, yeah. But he played a fun villain. I enjoyed him. Because the whole time you got to think it was him, being the villain, and then you finally it was. But it showed all the callbacks and everything else. It was a whole fucking town. It was a whole town. That was the villain. Which was fucking crazy. I wasn't expecting that. I was not expecting the whole fucking town and then being in a fucking cult or something like that. They wanted to be the fucking goddamn best goddamn village. And Jim Broadbent. All right. Fucking greatness. I love Jim Broadbent. He's a great fucking actor. I've seen him in so many fucking movies. Topsy Turvy. You remember that movie? Fucking-- I think it was in "Mulan Rouge," I believe, is what-- yeah, it was in "Mulan Rouge." It was the boss. It was the time that's in there. Yeah. I've seen that movie so many times, because my kids and my wife love that movie. But he was also in the "Harry Potter" movie, I think. I think he was in "Mulan Rouge." You hear that the fucking windmill lost the goddamn blades off the fucking the real "Mulan Rouge"? No shit. Yeah, like a major fucking storm came by, whatever, and broke the fucking blades off of the goddamn building. Oh, shit. Yeah, it came crashing down and shit like that. Oh, wow. Oh, fuck. That guy named Weird. It's just a weird fucking thing to happen to such a iconic building. And it's a story on its own point. Yeah. Just like when-- no, no, no, no, no, not far. Not far. I'm just fucking like, fuck. All right, this is fucking odd. So this is the second of the "Coronetta" trilogy. The reason-- I didn't even go into full detail of why they decided to call it the "Coronetta" trilogy. No, you did not. OK, so they featured a "Coronetta" in "Shawn of the Data" Strawberry, "Coronetta," and surprisingly, after they were done filming, the "Coronetta" company heard about it, that they were going to be-- they sent them a fuck tone of ice cream for the goddamn rat party. They didn't expect it. Yeah, they just-- the company just sent them a fuck done ice cream. They didn't do a commercialization where they had the box of "Coronetta" and they had like hop fuzz-- go see hop fuzz in the theater or something like that. No. Oh, no. OK. They're like, well, they gave us a bunch of fucking ice cream for having it. Fuck it. We're going to have it in there again. Oh, yeah, we'll have it in a fucking goddamn-- the vanilla one that comes in a blue wrapper, because blue equals cops. All right. Fuck it. Let's go ahead and do it. Police officers-- So they went ahead and fucking did it. "Coronetta" didn't send them shit. It's fucked up. Yeah, they're like, fuck. Damn it. That's why they didn't eat any fucking ice cream in the fucking third one, because they're pissed. That's why you see it going by. Oh, when you see the little wrapper behind the fence or something like that, you didn't get any fucking free ice cream. All right. I can respect that honesty right there. Yeah. All right. It's just funny that they call it the "Coronetta Flavors Trilogy." I think that's hilarious, because I never heard of that remark when you said that, I want to do the "Coronetta Flavors Trilogy" for a legacy. I was like, what the fuck is that? Sean of the Dead, Hot, Fuck. I didn't know that that's a trilogy. I didn't even know it was based off that. Then I went online into research. I was like, yeah, the "Coronetta Trilogy." It's like, oh, fuck. No idea. So I thought that was kind of interesting how they did that. Yeah. I mean, they-- they're all different stories, but they all have the same feeling with them, you know? Take a staple of a genre-- Serious and comedy. Turn it on its head. And every television arc for the main character. So I can see that they are similar enough to be a part of a trilogy, but not a traditional trilogy, which works well because these aren't traditional films. Yeah. So I was like, all right. I'm really impressed with that vision that they had. Yeah. So here's a question for you. Yeah. Does anywhere in the lore of this trilogy relate the second one to the first one-- No. --in respect to-- in regards to-- so at the end of the first one, he basically-- he kind of finds like, all right, this is kind of my calling or whatever. Not my calling, but like at the end, he's complete. He's content. And then in the second one, he's a badass. No. They don't relate in the-- they don't even exist. They do exist in-- I'm trying to figure out how to say what the universe exists then. Do they all go in the same universe? All three of those. That's what I'm trying to explain, all right? So "Shawn of the Dead" does exist in the Hot Fuzz universe, but as a film, there is a quick little scene when they're going through DVDs in that fucking little supermarket and stuff like that. You see a "Shawn of the Dead" DVD in a different language, you know, saying something else in a foreign language, but it's the "Shawn of the Dead" cover. So "Shawn of the Dead" film exists in the Hot Fuzz universe as a film. So it isn't a reality in that universe. So I don't know if they-- I can't say they exist in the same universe. So "Shawn of the Dead" is fictional to that movie being a movie, but it's not the same universe where it's like in the same world or same anything like that. Exactly. How about this one? So the way that "Shawn of the Dead" exists in our universe would exist in Hot Fuzz universe. Ah, OK. That's interesting. I'm going to put a real quick blink if you miss it. No, I'm not going the wrong way. Oh, when they're going through the DVDs, when they're going to watch all the action movies, like "Point Break" and stuff like that. When Nick Frost's character is looking through DVDs at the store, and so they're looking to keep growing his collection, which that's actually Simon Pegg's Edgar Rice and one other person, I forget who's-- that's their entire DVD collections. They brought him all in, you know, the show. This gigantic library of fucking DVDs. Well, when he opened up his fucking big closet, I was like, that's Stu's ideal stuff there. Yes, no, that actually used to be mine. I used to have a DVD collection close to like 200 to 250 DVDs that I did. You just can't let him have a moment. Because he hadn't had the moment. No, I had a DVD collection. No, no, no. He was always a cinephile. You never brought him into this. That's how-- No, I used to have a huge collection of VHSes when they were out. I used to have a whole fucking shelf of VHSes. But like, you were always a cinephile. Stu didn't get you into movies. He wasn't a cinephile all the time. He's seen a lot of movies. He saw a lot of movies because he was with his pop going across the road and everything else. You've seen a lot more movies. But I was always a cinephile to the point where I had collected a lot of DVDs. Oh, I had a huge DVD collection. Always. I seem to recall. There were so many classic films that you had not seen when me and you first met. That's fine. The films that you had no appreciation of. Even your own admittance, even Sean of the Dead, you didn't appreciate it at all. No, I didn't appreciate it at all. You had no appreciation for actual film as film until we started really dissecting this stuff together. All right, you did not have the appreciation. You viewed them as a popcorn situation. The straight entertainment. Instead of actually pairing apart your mind and appreciating the art that film can be. I would like to draw on as a historian at least four different times in other episodes where you've said only in the last probably three to five years have I really become a cinephile. I wasn't really. Whoa, whoa, no, I did not. I did not say that I said in the late 90s to early 2000s, that's when I really started to gain a appreciation for films and buying them like crazy. I had a cuz I heard on multiple occasions when I was like, I'm sorry, I'm still, you know, kind of getting into this or like, that's fine. So was Ron, you're not too long ago. That is not true. I'm sorry, no, no, I was into a lot of movies that you never even see. It wasn't three to five years ago that you started getting into it. That I will respectfully disagree with. But the same way Chase is developing a really good appreciation to the artwork that film can be, you started that journey after I met you. Just 'cause you may have had a collection, doesn't mean you appreciated a fucking game. - Yeah, I mean you used to talk about movies. - Yes, and then I was throwing a fucked on a shit at you that you had never fucking seen. Stuff that is universally accepted as gold, as diamonds. 'Cause I didn't go into the historical fucking, 'cause I didn't go into the historical side. I went to more films that were more well known, but I still was into a movie. - You went into a movie. - Popcorn Flix. - It was always not popcorn Flix. - No. - I've seen Ed Wood and other movies like this. - Taboo is not a popcorn Flix. - I didn't have Taboo's skin flick. - I didn't have Taboo then. I didn't get Taboo till-- - They came in the later years when my palates-- - 'Cause you got Taboo after you started appreciation. - No. - No, I've seen Taboo on like old feet. - That's a fucking art form for somebody. - I saw that on BHS, like back in the 90s. - It's a fucking Jackson Pollock, but all white. - It was, you're a fucking asshole. Whatever. I had a huge collection. I was into getting into movies. Yes, you were above me in that, but I did have an appreciation for movies. I just was getting more, much better at it. I was always able to move out of my ass or even movie scores and stuff like that. Even before I knew you, scores were always a thing with me in the beginning. - Well, in that case, I will say I apologize because I was going on the limited information that I had had. - Oh, I could show you some-- - On the history of the both of yes. - We both have a difference in movies and we also have a likeness in movies, like to the point where we like the same movies. Not a lot of people are into trauma films. Nobody knows trauma. It's a very underground type of film, but I watched all of them because I grew up on that shit. I was-- - But there are shit films. - They are, but I don't mind shit films because they're fun to watch just to see how bad they really are. Just like I like the room and everybody fucking hates it apparently. I think the room is-- - Not apparently. Apparently it was-- - It's well known. Nobody likes that fucking movie. - Like the room. - For comedy. I think it's hilarious, how stupid it is. - For any reason is perplexing. - He likes it too for comedy. It's good to watch just for a laugh. - I enjoy watching shit films to see, okay. - Even fucking-- - Watching a child trip and fall on their face. - Oh yeah. - It should feel bad for them, but it's fucking hilarious. - It's a learning experience. - All right, it is fucking hilarious. - Big money hustlers. - That is why I view the room as hilarious 'cause it is watching a retarded child follow on their face. That's what it is. That would have made that movie a lot better. - It would have, it would have, a thousand percent. - Honestly, I think it would explain his facial appearance. - Exactly. - And not all the goddamn-- - He thinks he's a fucking alien. - He looks like the fucking alien. - Dude from House of Wax. He looks like an alien. It's basically what he looks like. - I'm still not convinced he isn't. - I'm still waiting for his shark movie to come out. I'm curious if that is or admittedly-- - Big shark. - Big shark. - Oh man, you put a lot of work in that title. - A lot of work. - God, I just don't know what to call this movie. - Big shark. - It's in the water, and there's people, then there's this big fucking shark. - But it wouldn't surprise me if he didn't even include a shark. - Probably. (laughing) - It's just a fucking big shark. - The lone shark. - And there you go. (laughing) - There's out in the middle of fucking Ocean. (laughing) Some New Jersey fucking Guido motherfucker swims up to the boat, wear my money, wear my fucking money. - Nah, I hit you a little short on cash. You gamble a little too much, I got a solution for you, y'all know? - Oh, that one fucking surprised you. - Okay, we have derailed my apologies. - No, I'm good with that. I have a good way back in some good times. - Sitify, sitify. - The lone shark, we need to make this. - But you have to admit, I've gotten a lot better becoming a Cinephile than I ever was. - You absolutely are, and I acknowledge that. - Yeah. - Multiple times. But I just hate when you get so defensive and you contradict shit you've already established as fact and numerous times. - It's just the way I am. - To be fair, he lives in a defensive posture. (laughing) - All right, so hot fuzz. Oh, yeah, it- - Fuzzy and hot. - The follow up of Edgar Wright and Sean, or Simon Pegg to- - John, but the dead. That was a cult classic at the time. People really loved Sean of the dead. - Absolutely. - So they got a chance, they got a bigger budget that held this huge overarching, massive gun play action film that they wanted to fucking do. Got loved by the audiences. Amazing fucking film. - Yo, yeah. - Amazing fucking film. I was impressed for their sophomore effort, they knocked it out of the fucking bar. - And Simon Pegg played a good badass. - Yeah. - Believe it or not. - Actually, I would have never thought to see him as a badass. - So drastically different. - Yeah. - Then he was and Sean that had, like Nick Frost character was so drastically different. - But, okay, all right. - So, the budget was $8 million. - Okay. - Sean of the dead's budget was 6.1. - Yeah. - So they got a- - This world's end was bigger than the first two. - A 33% increase in their budget. - 20 million for the world's end at world's end. - So they blew it all fucking there. - Yeah. - And it still made us much of money back. - No, it did. It doubled his money. - But it would be considered for what they were hoping for, a flop compared to what it was. - Yeah. - When considering- - Eight million- - Made 80 something million. - Made 80 million- - A 10-act profit versus a two-ex profit. - Now, when this came out, like I said, I think I asked this at the beginning, was they, were they planning on making a third one of a different genre? - They always wanted to. - Okay. - Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg, longtime friends, they really wanted to make these genre films. With the success of "Shawn of the Dead," that was their opening right there. And then also, the success of "Shawn of the Dead" got people to see what an interesting actor, Simon Pegg, can be. And he got cast in numerous big roles afterwards. - I believe he was Scotty and Star Trek. - It's an impossible film. - Yes, Star Wars. - I liked him in that, actually. - Oh, that's right. He is in "The Mission Impossible." I completely forgot he was in those. - Yeah. - "The Mission Impossible." And he's actually a great character. - Yeah, he is. - Simon Pegg is a good actor. - He's a really good actor. - Yeah, really, I mean, he's always Simon Pegg to me. He's always gonna be Simon Pegg to me. That's my point. - Minus, these three, he's a very good side character. - Yes. - 100%. - Yeah. - These three are his, he's the main role. - Yes. - You know, and which is cool because- - No, there's another one where he's the main- - Paul? - No, where the dog, he gets these powers where he can, he gets basically the powers of God and he can make, he gets it makes it tall, fucking tall. And he starts ranting people's prayers and then finding out- - I don't know how to help him. - Great fucking prayers. All this horrible shit starts happening because so many prayers conflict with each other. Yeah, God. - Has he ever directed a movie? Simon Pegg himself? - I'm not 100% sure. - I don't think so, but I don't hold me to that. - She's- - Simon's cam. Simon's cam. - That sounds like it's a fucking documentary of something else that he was doing at the time. - Is what, 25 million? Star Trek and Star Wars. - Absolutely anything. I think that might be the one I'm talking about. Yeah. Yeah, he gets the power of God-like powers granted by that's right, granted by aliens to see if the humans are worthy of being accepted into the galactic federation situation. Oh, okay. Seeing what type of choices they make. - Run fat boy, run. Run fat boy, run, you ever heard of that one? - Yes. - He was in Diary of the Dead? - Yeah. - Let's see, chronicles and narnia, the voyage of dawn on the Frederick. - That's why the fucking music of the powers. - All right. I'm so freaked, I would do the same thing. - Honestly, yeah. - The box trolls. - And he would face like, all right. Cloverfield Paradox. - That was a good one. - Yeah. - He just did like a radio voice. Adventures of Buck Wild. All the mission impossible movies, basically. - Yep. - He's been in a lot of great movies. Fantastic fear of everything. - That's right. He was the main and run fat boy, Ron. - That's why I was still, yeah. - He was the main and man up. - Yeah, so he had a handful that he was the main in, but I, oh, kill me three times. We forgot about that one. - He was in 24 hour party people. - Yeah. - And tube tails. - But he's a really good actor. - Yeah. - But once again, if it was, I don't think, if it wasn't for the success of Sean of the Dead, 95% of the roles that he got would have happened. - He only had like four films before Sean of the Dead. So that's, Sean of the Dead was kind of more of his breakout role. - Exactly. - That's more of like a little cycler. - You write a film just for yourself starring, so that's just alone. - Yeah. - You know, that Rocky, fucking breakout role right there. - Yeah. - Type situation and I want, huh. - He's well-respected in Hollywood. I mean, he's in a lot of movies. - $6 million budget, mega fucking success. - Mm-hmm. - Simon Pegg is the English Sylvester Stallone? - No. (laughing) - Really? - You could spin it that way. - I mean, he hasn't seen as many films as special as well. - Watch though. (laughing) - You broke him. You literally fucking broke Chase. - You disagree or agree? - No, I need a minute. (laughing) - He's here trying to sober up and you go and do that to him. - His brains are so bad. (laughing) - Fucking hate you, you're right. (laughing) - Then you could say that about a lot of actors then. - Yeah. - I mean, there's probably a lot of actors then. - There's a lot of films that they get their breakout role for something like writing it. - Yeah. - And, a lot of times directing it also. - Was he in porn before? - No. That's not the Italian sign. - He was of the eight, the time of age where I guarantee there was some homemade shit, probably. (laughing) British porn. - All right. - You know what I'm surprised to look at? - The most. - Yes. - I'm arriving. - You know, I'm going to complete all over. - Would it have been funny if he started a movie with the Monty Python crew being like a little side, like if you stuck the little cameo? - Yeah, I feel like, I mean, just out of respect, yeah, I could see them giving a nod. - But if he, I don't know, I feel like if the two comedy styles could actually, you would imagine they would mesh well, but I think it would actually clash. - But I can see him having a small role just out of Monty Python. - Right. - You know, hey. - Yeah. - This is. - I can see that. - Yeah. - The current generation, the next generation, we honor and respect that and acknowledge the same way, like the roles that ended up getting like in Star Wars with a fucking nerd and shit like that, because everybody knows he's a fucking nerd. - And what? - Yeah. - Well, the funny thing is he's in Star Wars and Star Trek. - He's in Star Wars? - Yep. - Yeah. - In the first movie, he's the one that sells, raise those, or gets those chip, do I worry she gets those like funny chips. - He's the voice. - No, he's actually in the costume. He's actually wearing the costume. - That's what I meant. - Yeah, but he also does the voice. - In the, in the. - I was thinking only Star Trek. I was like, she's a fuck out of you, but okay. I gotcha. - Yeah, he was a force of wakins, and I believe he was in the other two also, it was like a little small role, usually something in that. - In that role, huh? - In that costume. - No, I think he was a different character in the other two. He might have been, maybe I was wrong, but I know he was in the first one, and I remember in the making of it, he was actually wearing the costume and everything, but he's good, but would you say Simon Pegg's writing is better than Monty Python? - I think it is, no, I want to say it for better. It is different, it is more modernized. - Yes. - And I would say it's more subtle than Monty Python's. - Okay, yeah. - Most definitely. - Yeah. - It is closer to traditional British style than Monty Python's. Monty Python's is very slap sticky, very absurdist type comedy. - Yeah, it's absurdist in your face. - Yeah. - They do have some soundness, but it still has the British side of the dry comedy. - But Simon's is more subtle, even though you have ridiculous shit happening, the layers that he's able to build on some of the jokes and the depth he's able to give the characters a lot better than what Monty Python's characters are. Monty Python's, most of their characters are very one-dimensional, you know, skin surface is what you see is what you get. - I think that's the way they're written. - Yeah. - They're written that way. - 'Cause Monty Python, you are supposed to be able to sit down, absolutely pissed, drunk. - Yes. - And be able to follow it, you know? It's NASCAR comedy. It's easy to follow. - I can be sober. - Left her. - The thing is-- - Yeah. - Right, turn 5. - It's Monty Python's fucking hilarious. - Yeah. - I'm not saying anything negative about it. - Oh, no, I know. I was just curious if you can compare the two because of the different comedy 'cause it's the British comedy now. - That happens. - Because of the fast, the thing about this movie is that when you think a guy wrote a thing of snatch and locked stock in two barrels, the fast pacing, the editing, the little comedy here and there, I kind of almost, Guy Ritchie, the British have a different type of humor than we do in America. And I can almost relate that Hot Fuzz has a lot related to when it comes to Guy Ritchie films, the way that the action, the way that the-- - The reason Hot Fuzz has that is because they are-- - 'Cause they call back. - Purposely calling back numerous action movies throughout time. That's what they're fucking doing. - Mainly American films too. I mean, that's a thing, 'cause they were talking about-- - That's where most action fucking films come from is that I'm damn American, all right? 'Cause we know how to fucking do it right. - I wanna hear from our British listeners about this. - Yes, yes. - We have at least 10. - So on at least 10 of you. - Try 'em in. - I think last time I popped on listen nuts, there was an act of 23 and-- - Okay, so all 23 of you sons of bitches. - Tell us why you love Simon Pegg, 'cause if you don't, then you're not British. (laughing) - All right there, JB. - Damn. - If you don't vote for me, you ain't Black. - Exactly, exactly. But Hot Fuzz, it really impressed me how different the characters were and showed me the range that Simon Pegg could do, that Nick Frost could do, the different directing style that had the right to do. Because it's completely different directing style than what Sean of the Dead was. And he excelled, he excelled at it 100 times. - It was like a completely different movie. - Yes, yeah. - And I appreciated that he was able to change his style so much, same thing with the world's end. They were able to change their style so fucking much to fit the genre instead of-- - But I think the genre fit them. - But I think the reason that World's End did well is because it's six years later. So it actually, everyone that was in the other two is actually older, I don't wanna say more mature. - They got more experience. - They got more experience, yeah. So it actually worked out well, actually doing that movie six or seven years later. - Yeah, because when you think about Nick Frost, his character and Sean of the Dead was kind of like dim-witted and not the smartest, even in this one, and Hot Fuzz. - Not until he gets drunk. - Yeah, well he gets drunk. - Then he goes back to Sean of the Dead. - Oh, from the end of this World's End? - Yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's true. - It's called The World's End. - We keep brutalizing the fucking name of that film. - Yeah, it's happened like six times and I'm like-- - Trust me, whenever I said this is the end, I had a hard time trying to figure out what the name of the title was. Because it's so, this is the end of the World's End, it's hard to compare, 'cause-- - In my mind, it was always World's End. - The World's End. - No, the World's End, okay. So when I never remember that, but I looked it up to watch it, I couldn't remember. So I was like, "At World's End." I was like, "Huh, well that's weird." - That's power of the Caribbean. - I was like, "Oh, fuck, that's weird "that he wants us to watch this for these, "but okay, I guess I'll watch this one instead." (laughing) Now I'm like, "Fuck." - No, that's not what I'm gonna talk about. - That's what I'm gonna talk about. - That's what I'm gonna talk about. - Yeah, yeah, different timeline. - We can say the seawater. (laughing) - Where are you from? - Where are you from? - The argument, God damn it. But I, yes, they definitely matured between Hot Fuzz, Shawn of the Dead, and The World's End. I can definitely understand that, but I still think it takes a very unique talent to be able to change your directorial style so much. Like a John Woo film is always a John Woo film. - It is. - It's always a John Woo film. A guy of Richie film is always a guy of Richie film. It's always a guy of Richie film. - Spielberg films are always fucking legal work for him. - Scrichesity. - Scrichesity are always, Scrichesity. There's certain style that fits that director, and they make that style, they make whatever their film is doing fit their style. Versus Edgar Wright, it's like, no, I'm gonna change my style to fit the film. Whatever best serves what the film is trying to tell. - I can see that. - When it comes to this world or The World's End, that one I felt like almost is a callback a little bit to Shawn of the Dead, sort of. - It's gonna have some callback because-- - But not to hot futs, that's the thing. I can see those two being more comparable. - It has a cop, so that's a callback. - It has action scenes, has fight scenes. - Yeah, that's true. - They all card edits, you know, just like they would have. But also, I think they do a really good job in The World's End building up tension for the sci-fi element that they're going for. - Which I love. - Using the environment to tell the story, the way a good sci-fi film would, and Shawn of the Dead was more character driven, hot futs is much, much, much more action driven, heavy action driven, with interesting characters. - Yeah, mm-hmm. - Deep characters once you start really peeling the onion back. - Yeah. - And so that's my point is an Edgar Wright film, I won't ever be able to say, "Oh, this is absolutely an Edgar Wright film." Just because he doesn't have as many calling cards that were used to seeing a lot of the other big directors. - He likes to spread his wings. - Exactly, yeah. - He doesn't like to be stuck in one style. - Yeah, and I really appreciate that. - So you can't say that this is a Edgar Wright film because it's where people would say, "I'm Marc Cascizi film, same type of thing." Edgar Wright, "Oh, wow, this is a completely different way." - That's my thing, that's why I'm appreciative of this, because that takes, that takes skill to be able to change your game that much. 'Cause that's what it is, you're changing your style of play. That's like if you see a fucking, a right-handed pitcher, all of a sudden, decide to fucking start switching left-handed out of the fucking blue, because that's what the game needed at the fucking time. You'd be like, "What the fuck, God damn, we're good for it." - All right, that's the whole other skill set. - Yeah, that's the difference. - All right, and be appreciative of that. - You're seeing somebody throw left-handed normal, and then switch to right, or vice versa. - It's fucking retarded. - It's fucking retarded. - Yeah. - Yeah, yes. - Just like Ali, who switched up his fucking form halfway through the fucking form and fight, and shit like that, after bringing him in, and then fucking switched up his fucking form, that is an amazing fucking skill, completely. What's that skill call where you can use both and baby textures, but the change your style of play, so seamlessly and effectively, is amazing. It really is an amazing piece of art, and no matter what your chosen field is. So that's why I hope people years from now can respect Edgar Wright. I'm not gonna say he's, you know, Scorsese level greatness, or Spielberg level greatness, but he needs to have some respect, put on his fucking name when the conversations happen. And it's like, I hope when they talk about great writers, I hope they include Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg. In the conversation, I mean, just as honorable mention type situation, because they're taking these well-established genres and twisting them up, and twisting them up so successfully that you have imitators picking them up, picking up those ideas, and running with them, and making them even better in future films, and so forth. - Kinda reminds me of the Coen brothers, when you think about them. - Yeah. - The Coen brothers. - Yeah, I can see them. They're writing and everything else. - The Coen brothers, great writing and directing. But you know a Coen brothers film, and you see a Coen brothers film. - Yes. - All right, it is a Coen brothers film. You can tell that from a film. - No, well, when you think about other films. - No, yeah. Because when you look at no country for old men, and you see their last films and everything else, and you just like, wow, this is a completely different film from there. - But once again, 90% of their films, you, it screams you Coen brothers. - Yes. - All right, and, which is wonderful. I mean, they're still amazing pieces of art. - Right. - That's them. - Right. - Their style. - Yeah. - So that's weird that we even got in this conversation. I don't even know. I was expecting to have a conversation at all. - But it's good. - I was not expecting the conversation at all. I had no prep for this. But, so Hot Fuzz. When did you, okay, you said this was your first time. - This is my first time watching it. Yeah. - Chase, you said this was your first time seeing it. - Hot Fuzz, yeah. - Yeah, I've always seen it on like the Apple TV, and I've always seen it like on like the movie poster. I was like, ah, it probably looks like it's just a stupid, like I didn't expect what I saw. I didn't not expect it at all. I was expecting just like a stupid funny, like a stupid comedy, like actually a comedy. - That's what surprises me. All right, so I know you appreciated Sean of the Dead later on. - Later on, that's why I didn't appreciated the world's end. - Yeah. - I'm surprised if you saw this every now and then pop up, you weren't like, okay, I like these other two fucking films from these fucking guys right here. - Let's just never, let's just check this one out. Like I said, I just never, I'm gonna enjoy it. - I just never had the time and never saw it. And when you said we're gonna do, it's like, oh, I finally get to watch this movie and see if I actually like it. And when I saw it, I was like, well, I'm kind of impressed. I was not expecting that. I was expecting a stupid movie, and this was actually really well done action comedy. It turned out, I was very happy with it. So I don't give it any bad review at all. I think it's great. I was, Sammy even loved it. She was her first time watching it, and she enjoyed it too. She was very happy with it. - Right now, when was the first time you saw it? - Probably in the movie hut overseas. - Yeah. - That's probably the first time I saw it. - Did you appreciate the first time you saw it? - I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it the first time I saw it, and I think I saw it probably one time afterwards in random scrolling I saw it on TV. And yeah, I enjoyed it. It's not knowing that it's in relation to, when it came out in relation to Shaun of the Dead, I was like, oh, okay, well, it's the same two fucking guys. At least the same two guys. And I was like, all right, cool. I was like, really fucking cool. It's a good movie. It's really fucking different. I'm like, make it this, and they got into it during this filming. Like they almost came to fucking blows during the film. - What, exactly like best friends or something like that? - They are. - They're really good friends, but stress and, Nick Frost wanted to do something a certain way. Simon Pegg saw it going another way. They both dug their fucking heels in. - It reminds me of Gene Wilder. - It reminds me of Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor. - Yeah, there was a good chunk of time in that film where they would not have any interaction with each other outside of the scene. - So that was the same thing. - I watched the documentary on it. - They almost go into fucking blows. - No shit. - And then Nick Frost almost didn't even do the film because of a paidist view. - What I? - I mean, it's a little bit more than Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg thought would be appropriate for the film. - The biggest thing I heard about was the mountain just constantly coming up, yerp, for whatever reason. Off shoot, like, not on set or any of you just come up. - Well, explain that. - The mountain. - Explain it. - Or the hound, sorry, not bad. - I knew where he was going with it. - Yeah. - Yerp. - Explain the hound. - What do you mean? - Explain that 'cause in case any of the listeners don't know who we're talking about. - Ball dude with the weird fucking dentures. - Yeah, yeah. Ball guy with the trolley boy. - Yeah. - There we go. - Oh, from. - Hot fuzz. - Game of Thrones. - Where's the hound, oh, somewhere. - The hound in Game of Thrones, thank you. - Game of Thrones also played golf. - I thought you meant where the actor lived. I was like, I don't fucking know. - He was also in Alexander, Oliver Sohn's movie too. He was actually one of his men in there too. - But apparently he just kept coming up to people while they're talking and just yerp with the fucking dentures in. And would just set things at all. - That was a big motherfucker. - Fuck yeah, I was. - It would just set people off and they couldn't do like a big portion of their work for a lot of days because he just kept making people laugh so goddamn hard. Constantly. - The funny thing is it would be fun. - I never would have saw him. Like when I first watched the movie and I saw him battling with him inside the hotel room or something like that. And I was like, wait, is that, is it? And I told you, that's the hound. That's the fucking hound. I could see it and then you saw the fucking bald head and the weird looking fucking face. Like the hound with the beard and the long hair and the burn, he actually looked pretty cool looking. And this, I was like, you look like a fucking weirdo. - It was weird how much bigger they made him feel. In hot fuzz, then he actually is. - Yeah. - They did a really good job making him feel-- - But he's not a small guy. - But he's not like that. - He's not like a giant either. - Yeah, you wanna know the fucking thing is? - They need him feel more like the mountain than the fucking hound. - Yeah. - He was a pop singer. - Really? - Mm-hmm. - I'm not surprised. - Yeah. - I'm not surprised. - Also the other dude in Game of Thrones is also another pop singer. Yeah, it was fucking weird. - The mountain? - No. - The how? - Okay. - Sean Bean. - We were just talking about the hound. - Yeah, that's what we were just talking about. - He was a pop singer. - He was a pop the other guy. - What other guy? - He just had popped off while trying to-- - You just said the other guy was too. What other guy? - Oh, another guy from Game of Thrones. - Jesus Christ, man. - Oh, they're another guy. (laughs) - They're another guy. - The Tyrion's guy, the Tyrion's man. The one? - Lannister? - No, the-- - Boom, Podrick? - No, not Podrick. The other one. The one that was actually good with-- - I can see Podrick. - Good with the, actually, I started off with the hound and had a drink with them before the Battle of Blackwater Bay. Sorry, I'm a Game of Thrones fan, so. - No, you're not. - I do, you're not if you can't name these people. - I'm sorry, I can't remember the name, right? - The dude who did that thing at the time with that person. - Who shot the arrow? - Oh yeah, okay, so I still owe you for the thing that you did with the guy at the thing. - Exactly. - Yeah, yeah. - Don't forget about it, I won't forget about it. The worm, okay. - I'm fucking adored, you're timing what you're saying. Yeah, who shot the arrow? - Blackwater, who shot the fucking arrow? - And Blackwater Bay for the fucking green fire. - God damn it, dude. You, oh my god. - I need a fucking smoke. I'll be right back. - You suck at this. - Yes I do, all right, I try. - God damn it, dude. - All right, I guess we'll go ahead and take a break, we'll be right back. - This is take on the world with Johnny and Mike, and you know, people always ask me, hey, you got a podcast look at about? - I don't know, you ever wanna cut your fingers off or learn about a sharp knife? - We could tell you that. - How 'bout a murder mystery or a hauntings or any kind of fringe subject? Anything you could think of, we take on everything because we take on the world. Now you, do a take on this. - All right, we're back. - Narp. - No. - You're the fun character, you're really who fucking was. - This is very simple, I wasn't expecting it. - All the characters were really fun girls. - Is this really what you want? - I like the female cop. - She was hilarious. - Yeah, she was funny. - Oh, you're doing bad. - You're a little cock whore. - Yeah, it's a little dirty bitch. - And the mustache, the mustache joke. - Yes. - That was funny. - The detectives were cool. - The Andes. - Yeah. - They're fucking assholes. - They were. - But it was also believable, so Simon Begg's character being this badass fucking cop and shit like that, just destroying shit. - Officer. - Okay. - Policeman officer? - And then making all the other cops and looking back, we're shipping you the fuck out of here bitch. - Yeah. - All right, have fun and a little shit hole down where you're gonna go insane because nothing fucking happens. - But lo and behold. - Yes. - Surprise motherfucker. - The undertone of a very small town. The funny thing is that they were trying to get rid of him in London because he was doing so good and making everybody look bad. - Dude, really? Do you, are your headphones on? - No, it wasn't on it. - All right, I'm done. I call upon us man. I literally just fucking said this. I literally just fucking did it. - And I was agreeing with you. - No, you did not agree with him. - You did not agree with him. - Like you were starting a new fucking point, a new conversation. You always just sit there and wait to fucking talk. - All right, call them, listen to the conversation. - Call them, call them, vote. - Aye. - Aye. - Aye. - Spin bitch. (laughing) (laughing) - Oh, oh, I'm glad you fucking brought it motherfucker. - Oh, what did it land on, Ron? - I know how to handle this dick. - Oh, Ron got the cockshot. - So, that means Harley needs to make a drink. - Why? - 'Cause we always have the girls. We even said this in the last couple episodes. - Okay. - Oh, Harley! - And we're back. - Yeah, we're back. I'm ready to take this cockshot. - Ready to put that penis in your mouth? - I know how to handle this dick. - Yeah, all right. That's kind of a bulbous head has got on it, too. - It looks like it is full urine. It really does. - It's appetizing. - Mommy, mommy. - I swear, dude, I am breaking your fucking jaw if you puke on me. - I got beer. I got beer. - Hello, Eve. - All right. Cheers. - It's the worst coming out of that 'cause-- - The slow, yep. - And he's still got some in there. - Get your pinger. - Fuck is that? Very sweet. - It's not too bad. - It's not too bad. - It's not too bad. - It's not my go-to, but it wasn't bad. - Yeah, it kinda has an end taste, almost like a cucumber-y end taste to it. - Oh, man. All right, there you go. I took my punishment. - All right, are you gonna learn? - Sure. - That's a no. All right, let's get back to the movie. - All right. - I'm sorry. - What did you do? - Stunk up the bathroom. - Horrible things in that room. - Yeah, you did. - Use your toilet. - All right, so on that bouquet of a note. - Stop breaking the floor. - So, what was your guy's favorite scenes? We're gonna, like that, we're gonna try to not spend too long on one of 'em. - The end gun scene with the lady on the bike. - I was gonna say the bicycle shooter. - Yeah. catch the end gun scene. Every single person was the exact same place they were when he was logged to the town first meeting everybody. I didn't touch that. Every single person wasn't the exact same. You know what I did catch sense. Yes. Makes sense. I did catch a 60 some year old woman firing a sin right up into the air still somehow shooting things at ground level. She's doing this the whole time. Yes. Go go go go go go go go. What are you doing? She's like two foot tall dude. Great old people shrink. There you go. Good logic. Yeah. There you go. Good logic. I know. Now we're getting fired on by a fucking leprechaun. Yes. The same when they're uh when they're watching the old DVDs and watching all the old action movies like point break and everything else. I thought that that scene was funny to me because it was like that's what this movie's calling back to is all these movies and then he reenacts that scene from point break when he's put the gun in the air and shooting it. Basically asks if he's ever done that like in point break. Oh you've never seen point break. Oh wait that's a great movie. Yeah fix that. And then he gets the opportunity to find out. And it was fucking great. And it was exactly like the scene and I loved it. We can't. Whichever one you think I'll like more. No which one first. Yeah that was that was a great scene right there. I love the the movie watching scene when they were just relating to a whole bunch of different movies action movies and stuff like that. But uh you see his mind open. Yes that was everything there. But he wanted he always wanted to do right. That's what he did. He unfortunately took the letter of right a little bit too far. And the Nick Frost character shows him the spirit of right and opens him up a little bit. The confronting with two of the adults because he had to end up breaking the law to enforce the law. Yeah. It's for the greater good. If he did everything by the book and only by the book that entire shit at the end when it happened. Well that's when he broke the law. Exactly. Yeah. So if but if he was the person that he was before it wouldn't have true that entire town would have got away with all the stacking of bodies that they were doing. And that was a lot of fucking bodies. It was. It was. Backing over the years. It was funny to see the uh in the catacomb the um uh the golden statue. The golden man. Yes. The shit is still thrown. Nope. And gypsies and kids. And then the previous detective sergeant. Yep. He had a big bushy beard. The uh and then he just went crazy and left. The fight sequence in the little mini village. That was great. Yeah. That was so bad. Because when the cars going over and you actually think it's a real village but it's actually a little mini village. Yeah. Kid playing it and stuff like that. But little fight sequence in there was funny. That was kind of cool though. They had a little mini village of their own fucking town. Yeah. That was pretty fucking cool. So with him getting stabbed in like what was it like a spear or something like that. It was a spire of the. Spire from the fence. Yeah. That was funny. I want ice cream. Shit fucking got me. Yeah. Like you were about to just fucking mark somebody. Oh what ice cream. Got one ice cream. Got one ice cream. Got more ice cream. Got more ice cream. My favorite scene was probably the Yarp fight. Are you sure? Are you sure this is what you want to do? Yeah. Okay boy. Yes. And just going at it. This is fucking awesome. This is fucking awesome. The fight sequences in all three movies are fucking great. Yeah. Yeah. They actually surprisingly are. You ever seen? I was going to say the bicycle shooter too. Yeah. That's a great scene. Yeah. It's not expected. Yeah. I think the back it's expected but it's not expected at the same time. Yep. How fuck they all became. Yes. Yeah. But none of them but they're all fucking. Oh wait. No. The old scow's lad. The what? What the. The British hick. Okay. Oh British. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Oh that dude. Yes. A man was living. You have a train. You need to bring a translator to translate from him and then translate it back over to fucking the other guy. Yep. Then transfer that over to the fucking him and then it goes then this the main dude fucking understands everything that's being said but then it's got to get translated all four ways around. Yes. Yep. That was funny. See mine. And then when they find his cash. Oh fuck. He said it's been deactivated for years. Then calling about the goose. Yes. Yes. That was funny. And taking down the description. He's a goose. That's actually funny actor. He was actually in a Logan. And that's actually one of the co-creators of the office. Is he really? Yes. Oh I did. Oh the British version. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. All right. No he's a really funny comedian. He had. I know he had a one like one season show on HBO or something like that but I remember him also playing the pale dude in Logan. Yep. What's his name? The one that can find out find other. I know. I forget his name. Yeah. But he did a really good job. He was he's mostly a comedic role but he did a more dramatic role but he was it was funny to see him in this. Yep. So. And he had that I forget the name of the character. But it was P. I. Oh. Taker. Yes. No. P. I. Staker. Yeah. Piss taker. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. When he was. Piss taker. Yes. And then it's actually a real person. Yeah. Peter Staker. Let me have it. And then that's the goose. The goose that when the major fucking chasing was happening. Yeah. No. Inside the fucking goose. I'm going to get an under him. Him inside the car was funny when you. Yes. When you bit crash the car into the tree. Yes. I do not want to be stuck in a car with a fucking no. No. Funky. Sorry. I swan either way. They're both angry. Yes. No. It had such great little throwaway humor but also built up the character arcs. Yeah. On everybody. I think it's a great day. For everybody's motivation. The route even the fucked up retarded townspeople. He understood where they were coming from. They just took it way too far. Way too far. They wanted to hold on to that small town feeling and that small town living. Well they all. Well they wanted the award. The notoriety of having the best small town. Yes. But it's because they I felt that it was because they wanted to keep that small town. They did absolutely. It wasn't just for the award but the award validated the work that they were putting in. Yeah. To maintain that feeling. Which I thought was really cool. I really did. And oh I really like the fucking asshole who's watching the cameras all the time. What are they called? The neighborhood. The. Neighborhood watch. Sucker. Something. Yeah. It wasn't a neighborhood watch association though. It was. Yeah. It wasn't a. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It wasn't a. But it wasn't association though. No. It was something else. Neighborhood watch alliance or something like that. Yeah. But there's a neighborhood with attitude or no. That's awesome. They called it. That. Him arresting all those underage drinkers at the pub. Because they were serving all the underage. Yes. They were really happy. The entire pub is empty. And he's just there with his little cranberry juice. Cranberry juice. Well no. No. Also Nick Frost. He was actually in the beginning. He thought he was a drunk but he was actually a cop. Says why are you here? Because I'm a cop or I'm a police officer. Why you dressed as a police officers? I have one. I know you're not about to drive. Oh no. BAM. It's funny. It's such simple little jokes but really built up to some amazing fucking payoffs. And I thought it was a really successful sophomore effort by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright and Nick Frost. Absolutely. It shocked me because I did not know the ending was going to be the whole fucking village. I had no idea. Were you expecting that when you saw that? The first time I saw it. I knew it wasn't going to just be Timothy Dalton. I knew it wasn't just going to be him because. Inside job. They were already known to throw weird shit at you. And it was too much. It was too telegraphed to be. It was. This one. I'm like okay. This is the red herring. The obvious red herring that I do in all these other action movies. Yeah I thought the same thing. And then surprise. Yeah. Somebody else. Which is an action movie trope. It absolutely is. So I was like okay. This is them pointing out the trope. So I don't know who it's going to be. I was suspecting the constable. Not bad. Rod Ben. Yes. I was suspecting him. I wasn't suspecting the entire fucking town. Okay. All right. When it showed that when they showed him in that like a little fucking cult thing inside the yard where they're all around the table with the hoods and everything. It was and they're all just talking all nice and everything and trying to make it like a good town. But you can tell they're all fucking flat out crazy. And I like the way they when Simon Pegg was chasing them thinking it was just one person. And they explained like yes because he's in great fucking shape. This character is that's why these fuckers were able to escape because they just kept fucking dark duck it off and know that another person running because any one of those will be winded. There's no way they're out running. He couldn't figure out how. Yeah. What he had like a 100 meter race. Yeah. The fastest runner in ever in the police academy. It was funny seeing the hooded character like run away like that and just getting he was like how the fuck is this guy getting away from that. I was always perplexed to see him come around a quarter and stop. And then go. I'm like what the fuck are you doing? And then when they think that when they showed the flashback and showing what everyone just looking off to the side while somebody else can't fuck it right. I'm like genius. That's fucking awesome. Yep. That is teamwork. Yeah. All right. I have that is cold. That is cold worthy. I pod them. Yes. Great song, by the way. So anybody else got any thoughts about Hot Fuzz? I did like how the journalist was killed. Yes. Yes. That was surprisingly very nice. That was the piece of the castle or the piece of the thing. Yeah. Yeah. Church fire. Yeah. Impossible to actually plan out 100. Absolutely. There's no way they're getting that fucking perfect. All right. Going down the fucking car accident. It literally splits him in four. Yep. And he's still what. I mean, you got all right. So you got to figure that thing probably weighs. Honestly, we'd gone right through him. It would have. But I mean, yeah, but you got to figure it away. He probably weighs two or underbounds. Four pieces of appealed banana human. I would think more definitely more than that with how big it was. Probably 400 pounds. I would think prob I don't think maybe half a ton. No, it wasn't. That is some it was some big thing. It was just think what stole. Not like that. It was bigger than that. No, it was bigger than that. It was huge. Because inverted it was stuck about that far into him and it was sticking out about like that. No, it was sticking out more than that. Yeah. Yeah. From what I remember. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead and see if we find an image of it. But in my mind, it was it was the size of you guys played Silent Hill, right? All right. So that the weird castle had a fucker. All right. It was that size of a fucking thing. Here it is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Pyramid. I don't know. I said castle. I had a motherfucker, but yeah. Pyramid had. It was retarded. That's a fucking name. But that's a fucking name. It's Pyramid. Okay. So it was about about three and a half foot. Okay. That would weigh a lot. Yeah. That's fucking heavy as shit. That would be a lot. I'd say 600 pounds. Okay. Maybe I wouldn't buy six. Yeah. I'll go with 600 pounds. All right. I'd buy that. But yeah, you'd still be looking at four pieces of peeled banana human. Yeah. Yeah. And then a spire stuck in the ground. You was gorgeous. Fuck. And honestly, though, if you were just walking around the corner and you saw that shit happen, then what the fuck? That's gonna fuck your world. All right. Traumatized for life. I think the fuck up shit. Yeah. Yeah. But also, I was in an environment where I'm expecting this. Yes. Yeah. I'm Dr. Martin. Welcome to therapy. Welcome to India. I'm afraid of corners. I haven't been able to walk around a fucking doorway in seven years. But it was also really, really cool because it caught you by such surprise. As an audience member, you were like, what the fuck you felt when he was feeling like, yeah. I spent the end to just go like. All right. And now to celebrate the end of the second film, we are going to go ahead and have the third bottle of brother thing. Yes. The one that I got Irish whiskey. I went with the Irish whiskey since I know that you're a fan of Jamison. So I went with the quiet man, blooded Irish whiskey. I like the bottle. It's a very old school, almost medicinal style bottle. Yeah. Yeah. I like that. Appreciate it. I fucking struggle. Yeah. I can't. I can't buy the root beer. Why did they stop the root beer? I don't know why. That was so good. Not one of their best business decisions. And I'll say it again. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I appreciate the thoughts. That's probably in the recording too. Not sure. I came in loud and clear on Mike. Happy birthday. Nice. Mild. Yeah. That was that. Fucked up my whiskey. You did aim in that direct. I taste a little bit of charring a little bit. That tastes a little bit of fucking asshole. Wait, you need another shot? No. I'll give that a one and a half. I give it the same. Oh, bourbon, cast, mature, blended and bottled and dairy, mellow and smooth. It is definitely mellow and it is very smooth. Yeah. Well, the whole reason I went for it because I know you like Irish whiskey, so that's why I do that one. It is. It's different than the one that I prefer. It's a little sharper than I would prefer. Okay. What do you give it? One and a half. All right. I give it a one and a half. All right. It's good. It's a decent one and I think it's good for your collection. No, I do. I think the traveler so far is the best. I definitely think the traveler number blend number 40. So that was first place. Yeah. At some point we need to do a taste test of our top rated and compare them against their price points. Well, that's first place. This is second place and then tokens is third place. Yeah. Travelers versus monkey shoulder and I love my shoulder. I'll try and get my hands on another bottle of Centaurium as I can. 12 year. That was we did that for the last samurai. Yeah. That's good shit. You've had so many two thumbs up with you though. Oh, man. That's what I mean. We've had a lot of really good ones. We could go ahead and try and revisit. What's nice though about them against each other? Yeah. But what's nice about them is that each one is different. It is. So you're not we're not tasting the same exact style. So each two thumbs up is for a very completely different reason. Yeah. I would say if we do an episode where we are revisiting our two of twos, we have to institute a different scale. A different in order to be like a one to ten. Yeah. That'd be a one to ten. Well, I can get all the cards. We can do a one to five, but we will have like halfs and quarters. I know Jefferson's Ocean had a two. Yeah. I know Jefferson's Ocean had all twos. Yeah. It would show you different Rambo. A bigger monkey shoulder to get it all to scale. Really? No. I remember I remember you not giving it a two. I remember you didn't give it a two either. Not over. It was on the Indiana Jones episode. It wasn't as good as I had heard it was going to be. Yeah. So. Yeah. But no. I think I had a nice selection of drinks. And I appreciate the gentleman naming my good old go-to Mexican piss. I admit it's a Mexican piss to my Corona, but it is home to me. You got a you got a big boy bottle. Yes. It was my and that I got like that bottle did take me back. I knew it would. Yes. Many, many of those have been drunk, including the double fifth thing. All right. I figured I'd leave the duct tape at home. So what are we drinking easier for tonight? I appreciate that. So what are we drinking for the third gin? All right. So the third gin is going to be Hank Ray number 10. All right. The reason I chose this one is the mint cornetto was the theme of the world's end that comes in a green wrapper for the ice cream. And this has a nice green coloration. I didn't want to just do normal tank array. Because in my mind, I think we may have done tank array on a on a preset either either as a backing to a mixed drink. It's probably a backing to a mixed drink. I believe so. I don't think we have ever done that by itself. Yeah. Well, the normal tank array bottle looks different than this. Yeah. What's it look like? It's similar, but definitely. Okay. It's it's not it doesn't have a green tint. It does. Not as much of a green tint. Yeah. That's a different. It's slightly less ever doing that, but maybe we have. I don't know. I feel like we've done it as a base of a mixed drink. But this one is also with smaller batch than normal tank array supposed to be more of a citrus Ford gin compared to traditional tank array. Oh, yeah, you're right. I'm totally sorry on that. Yeah, that that's a normal. It's similar, but we never done that. Yeah, that's I don't think we I don't ever call us a normal bottle. Got a big whiff of ass on right during that whiskey. Do some bitch. I am a bitch. This one was fun. This one we lose one. Good. I think they're all fun. No, they are. They're all great. They're all great. But I this one, I can relate to all of us, a group of friends, and I could see. But the fact that I can see us doing a pub crawl, I would love to see us do a pub crawl. First. Cheers. Right. Oh, that's weird. I do see the tank array, but it is a lighter very light, very much brighter version of tank array than what I'm used to. So different from that one. God, that's a weird. That's going to be a zero. Really? Really? Yep. Okay. The flavor palette. I don't like it. I'm I'm now feel isn't bad fridge and it's just the flavor pavales and great. The mouth. No, I understand what he's talking about. He said there's no flavor in the mouth. He's eating them like the flavor. What does that mean? Whether it's me. So the bottle like ever clear. They have a very distinctive mouth feel. I disagree. No, he's not saying this is like ever clear. He's not clear as an example of mouth feel of mouth feel. I don't know. I swear you ever clear aside from the flavor feel thicker in your mouth. Yeah. All right. Even though it's absolutely just straight liquid. Yeah. It feels like a dense liquid. That's what he means on mouth feel the way the almost the density of your mouth. There I get that. Small batches with fresh whole citrus fruits and the finest hands elected botanicals. This is the ultimate gin for the ultimate cocktail and attribute to a pioneer in gin making. So good for cocktail space. I'm a big fan of the high claire. Yeah. That was very I actually like the first one we did. That's my favorite one. I'd still like. I mean, I like this tank array. I'm going to probably give it a one and three quarters because it is it's bright. I do have taste much more citrus in this than a not the traditional tank array and but not to punch you in the mouth like, you know, citrusy. Not acidic. What was the one that we had that you did for the citrus. You did a citrus gin. I mean, you bought it for one of the movies that we did was a clockwork orange. I'm sure. Yes. I definitely bought an orange gin for that. I remember what we gave for the one that we tried it out by itself. I gave it one and a half. Okay. That's what I got. It's nice. One and a half. It's light. It's not you get the gin taste, but it's not so much of a gin taste that like it throws you back. Yes. You know, like I think so this one he and you do get. Yeah. Savilla orange gin was that. It wasn't my phone. Fine. Savilla orange gin. We all gave us two and me gave it one and a half. Ragnar gave it a one and a quarter. Gute and Chase gave it two thumbs up. So it was the Savilla orange gin. Okay. We also did it as a gin and milk and that got horrible. But by itself, it was better. I think this is a good intro to gin. It is. You said that about another gin. This is the of the three we've had tonight. The most gin like what you would think of a gin. This is the most gin like. Yeah. I think it's also not traditional gin. I think those two I think those two that one is closer to gin also that one not that one is. This one is I don't even taste like gin. It's it's very strange how ungin like the that's it's own yes component there. This is a really good example of flavored gins. Yeah. That's a good example of what you can do with a gin. Yeah. But when you're focusing on the different aspects of it instead of just being a very juniper heavy for us. Yeah. When you start mixing other panicles in there and you dial back in a little bit. Yeah. This is a perfect example of what gin could be when you focus on other things. This is the most gin like by this. That means the tank array 10 but it's still a very light, breezy. It is gin. And Chase you gave it two thumbs down or zero zero zero. Zero. Okay. You got a zero. You got his thumbs down. You got his bag. Yeah. All right. One and a half. One and a half. You get a one and three quarters. Yeah. Okay. It's still. Yeah. Still fuck it. Well here. You know what? Good question. So you're pick out of the three. Oh the high clear. Okay. Yours. Ragnar. Chase of the three gins with that tonight. Oh it said high clear. Yeah. High clear. High clear. You said you like Bombay bad. I really like the Bombay better but the high clear. Your pressure. When it comes to gin. I know. When it comes to a gin. I'm sorry but the high clear isn't. I mean the high clear is gin. The other one isn't more of a gin flavor. So if I had to pick out of the three I'd pick the high clear. I do see where he's coming from. That's what I'm saying. That one isn't a gin to me. But it is. It just doesn't taste like a gin. I'm not asking you. I'm going to get a whole tequila status you did about the. It's a quiddo. I'm asking in what you were asking is what is your favorite of the three. Your favorite of the three. Okay the one that I enjoy the most. Well I was just going by gin. All right then I'll go by that. When you say hi there. All right. It's not my favorite. Yeah. It's my favorite. Yeah. Fuck man. I'm trying to. I was going by what you did by the whole tequila thing. How that tequila was great. But you didn't like it because it didn't taste like tequila. Correct. Damn. That's what I'm saying. That doesn't taste like. I don't forgive me. The red shit. No. Wasn't trying to follow that. It's saying. So fucking easy. Apparently Jesus Christ. I'm hunting fucking squirrels with an elephant gun. All right. No challenge. All right. So at world's end. The world's end. I watched at world's end. I've seen. I like baby Jones in that movie. He's amazing. I'm not disagreeing but not pertinent to what we're talking about. But he's there. Hey, it's Bill and I. It wasn't these three films. All right. But you didn't even know about until we fucking talked earlier. No idea. I did not know he was in world's end until you told me it was the voice. Yep. I had no idea. The voice of the collective. Yeah. No, they don't call it. They call it the network. The network is what they call it. Is it the network? I'm pretty sure that's what they called it, right? Yeah. That's where they were going for. They were trying to go through a network. And then finding out that the network is one that accelerated the past fucking 30 years of goddamn technology and shit like that. I think kind of fucking pretty nice. I don't want I want to be free. But god damn it. That's a cool shit. And we don't have anything. I didn't understand the whole thing though. What do they do with the bodies? Those are people that they they grind them up into soil and fucking fertilize them. All right. All right. I miss the empties. I love it. Don't ask me what they do with the empties, man. I love how how well they take it that oh my friends were just ground into paste. Okay. Yeah. There's like there's no care in the world about what just happened. Well, no, it was only three three motherfuckers in the town who stayed fucking normal. One of them was like, this is fucking bullshit, but I don't want to fucking goddamn disappear. Yeah. Only two of them were like, yeah, we're all about it. Me. Fuck those guys. That drinks out of straw when you just beer the crazy girl. Yes. I like to him. He was funny. Yeah. They never explained why they the same one from Hot Fuzz with the amine, right? Yeah. Yes. Yep. Yep. Also another game of thrones. Another game of thrones. Yes. Alum character. Yeah. They never explained though. Like why those three are left alone though. So the point is they want people to willingly follow them. If you don't willingly follow them, then they'll replace you with a copy that will be robots that aren't really robots, but the robots in order to continue to spread the message. So those two fuck heads were all about it. They're like, yeah, money bet. All right. The crazy motherfucker. He just managed to stay out of their fucking way. Yeah. All right. And not let them have any host his fucking DNA in order to replicate him. All right. That was it. All right. So he was one of my favorite characters in the movie. But I'm going to win again, then then pointing out that in the other 1999 fucking towns that they're doing this shit across the fucking globe. Yeah. They're having about the same results that because humans were assholes. Yeah. And yeah, we will not tolerate bullshit. Even if it's for the betterment, right? It really was. What they were doing made logical sense. It really fucking did. It's like, hey, just fucking get along, quit trying to fucking kill all your fucking cells, help out the fucking people that need help, and we'll give you the cure for every fucking thing. We'll give you immortality, damn near. All right. Just fucking quit being goddamn cavemen. Yeah. All right. Yeah, but we don't like being told what to do. Yes. Yeah, but oh, man, this is see, and there were the least goddamn civilized and any one of the entire universe. I'm like, yeah, that makes sense. We are kind of barbarians. We really are. Now, who's the first one to see this? I mean, I saw it. I didn't see it in theater, but I saw it was in the home release. You said this was your first time seeing it? Mine? Yeah. Okay. I think I saw this one when it came out, when this is the young came out, and I enjoyed it from when I remember seeing it, just I didn't see it for a long time. And then watching it again, I was like, yeah, this is this is just fun because it's sci-fi and I love sci-fi. It is a really good job of sci-fi elements. Yeah. And all creepy as shit with the fucking lights coming out of their mouth. And when they have like the side, remind me of the War of the Worlds. No. The Dead Lights. Yeah. Yeah. From Stephen King. Oh, okay. The Dead Lights, which I think that's what it was. It's a straight rip of that, but it did it really well. Really fucking well in the background with the lights on and everything else and just standing there with the lights open and it has like siren sound or something like that. Fucking great. They did really good job honoring a lot of sci-fi elements, specific sci-fi elements, like we just talked about the Dead Lights, but then also using the environment to set the tone and everything. A lot of body snatcher type feel within the general overallness. Oh, I didn't even think about that. That's a good comparison right now. 100%. I thought of the host. Yeah. But host was an evolution of body snatcher. Yeah. All right. Invasion of the body snatcher, which is a great thing to evolve from. I'm not taking anything away from that, but because that's a primal fear. That's why we don't like shit that fucking doesn't look fucking quite right. We're like, that goes back to our lizard brains. Yeah. All right. The whole setting of Gary. I love Gary. Simon pegs character Gary the king. I think Gary the king calls. I enjoyed his character so much than anything, especially with him getting- You said Gary the king call. It was a Gary King. Just Gary King. That's what it was in there. Gary King. No, yeah. Is that Gary Nick King Cole? No, I don't know. I thought it was Gary King. But his character was just funny and just bringing all of his buddies back together from childhood. But he was that dude that is stuck in the past. That asshole quarterback of the high school team, but that's where he peaked. Yeah. And doesn't realize when the rest of the world moves on, what a fucking piece of shit looser. The only difference is he was just really good at being a fucking skid. Yeah. He was. Yeah. That's a great fucking example. That's a great fucking example. And I felt so bad. I didn't feel bad for him. I legit felt bad for him, especially when they opened it up where he's in rehab. I took it as rehab. I took it as rehab. Yeah. I was thinking it was AA, but then you get to the end of the movie right there at the bar and he grabs his wrist and you see the bandages from where you're trying to kill himself. Yeah. And I was like, "Oh, that's fucked." No, they dug into some serious issues. His friend that became a T-totaler after the fucking accident and finding out how bad the fucking accident was. And she was like, "Oh, fuck. Gary fucked him. Gary fucked him up. Jesus." And then that led to realistically the fall of that dude's fucking marriage, because he was more focused on everything else. Is that a focus on being present for his own fucking wife and stuff like that? Yep. One thing I got back together, numbed himself. Yeah, they did. But it was a lot of dark fucked up shit. This one here is the most dark out of all three of them. It was very entertaining, though. It was. This one, especially his whole plan to reach deep, because they never got to do this world, the world's end when they were younger and they finally get to do it, or the golden mile, do all the pub crawling and go to every single pub. And it's funny when they go to, I think they went this first pub. They only went, made it the first time into nine bars. But two of the bars looked exactly the same. The first one and second one. Multiple of the bars looked the exact same, if you were paying attention. Yeah, but both of them. But the first and second one, the exact. But if you were looking closely as they started going to the third and fourth, it was still the same fucking bar. All they do was change the fucking name and changing a little bit of the knickknacks that were there. And that was the commercialization of big business coming in and finding the way the the the small plot tool to save money on set design. It was. Yeah. But also, it did speak about how everything like even these the blanks, but what they would be called, that was funny when they're trying to come up with all the names, they're trying to figure out what to call the guys. That was fucking fun when they're at the table arguing about it. I understood that too. I'm like, we do have to have something you have to have with them. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So when we're talking about them, we aren't getting confused. We have a clear understanding of our target. And we don't understand why they didn't just go with blue bloods. That mean that would have been a good idea. Yeah. Well, also hollow heads. I mean, because I got no fucking head hollow heads. I mean, it was fucking weird. I fucking loved his character at the end. The real estate guy. Yeah. I'm going to play that clip of when they do the story of their night to become. Yes. Have you got any plans for dinner at all tonight? We will be partaking of a liquid repast as we went our way up the golden mile, commencing with an inaugural tank in the first post, then onto the old familiar, the famous cock, the crosshounds, the good companions, the trusty servant, the two headed dog, the mermaid, the beehive, the king's head and the hole in the wall for a measure of the same, all before the last bittersweet pint in that most fateful terminus, the world's end. Leave a light on good lady, for though we may return with a twinkle in our eyes, we will in truth be blind. Drunk. Fucking love that. What? Okay. So this continued on a trend, just that right there, continued on a trend that started and shone to the dead, continued in hot fuzz, and now goes to the air. It gives away the plot. When they fucking start talking about the plans and what they're going to fucking do in the fucking beginning of the movie, it gets away the plot of what the end of the movie is going to be. This one right here, even though we may return with a twinkle in the eye, the lights and stuff like that. Oh, so we are blind because they fucking can't really see the fucking truth and what's going on. And it will be drunk. Yes. They did the same thing in Shawn of the Dead, where they're talking about what the plan for the night is going to be, you know, and ending up at the Winchester, you know, to call at night, have a nightcap and it's like everything they said, the renew, that's the exact order Shawn of the Dead happened in. Hot fuzz, they showed you, you know, going through the town, what, how everybody is going to be battling him in the beginning. They showed you how everything's going to fucking work out, and then they revisit it right there at the end. It's something that they give it to you right in the beginning, but you're not paying attention to it. Exactly. And I appreciate that so much, and that's a trademark of these three films. They love to give you everything in the beginning, which are really good movies, especially like mystery-ish movies. It's smart, right? They'll give you the fucking answer. Right away. You just have to pay attention. It's smart writing. Yeah. I mean, I didn't even notice until you explained it right there with the twinkle in the eye and everything else. That was pretty good. Yeah. I had no idea. I think that, could you see us doing this, a pub crawl like this? We do not have enough of these pubs where our bars within walking this, that's the thing. Down to our products. What are you talking about? We do not have enough to only have one beer at each to have this. We would have to go into each one and do multiple drinks. So we're saying we need to go down to Louisiana. Yes. Okay. Yeah. A pub crawl somebody is. Somebody is going to tell not to do something. Walking out of burpees this. I'm telling you this right now. There's a part of burpentry. I will not cross. Oh, you don't want to cross that? I'm not cross with that. Why not? Why not? Not cross with that lie. Why? Why? There's nothing wrong on that side of the line. He thinks he's going to be taken advantage of. So a little side drag a bar. First time at Mardi Gras. They have a pirate bar there on that side. No, it's actually a pirate. No, my pirate there. So my first time at Bourbon Street was during Mardi Gras. Loving it. Loving it. Fuck going there for Mardi Gras, dude. But I'm having a great, I started there during the day and I'm slowly crawling my way, you know, as it starts getting darker and more shit's happening and more people are showing up. By the end, you're literally crawling. I am fucking hammered. All right, got fucking 32 house Styrofoam called my fucking double screwdriver. Oh, yeah. Start my fucking day with. I'm like, great time got hand grenades going on. Just loving it. I get to us that part right there. There's a dude on a crucifix dresses. Jesus. I remember you talking about this. I have way too fucking drunk for this. This dude calling me a moral homosexual burning in hell. Oh, that's fucking amazingly hilarious. Oh, man. So everything that he saw I go by there, I'm hesitant to get anywhere near that area. I was scared of it. Are you afraid? If you cross that line, you're just going to get sucked down. Yes. He's watching me. Somebody save us. That's funny. Good times. You wouldn't happen. I was a 19. Oh shit. I don't remember. I don't ever remember any of the bars asking for ID. No, when when we went down there, I think it was long. Like if you looked at least 21, you were fine. You know, like you're fucked, but, you know, yeah, I was in a military station in Blutton, Mississippi at the time. Okay. The second time I went and the third time I went out station in Valdosta, Georgia. Yeah. So either way, short drive realistically. Loved it. Loved it. All right. Great fucking times. All right. More of this is a fucking fun town to go to. Great fucking food. Yeah. And shit like that. Amazing. And their portions are insane, dude. Will they give you a lot of food? Oh, yeah. So what? All bar food though. What? All bar food? No. Southern normal. No, okay. Good. When we went there, there's one restaurant. I don't remember the name of it though, but it was fucking packed. And Snow ordered a catfish platter and I ordered a fucking steak. And the her platter, like I got a good size fucking steak, her fucking catfish platter. Damn, dude. It was probably about as high as where the sound board sound board is. Yes. Stacked. I can believe that. With fucking catfish related. She didn't, they didn't say anything about like, this is a platter for a family. So because we were going, we went there before we were going to a vampire tour through New Orleans. And like she couldn't fucking eat it. She couldn't finish it. And restaurants, they don't save their food. They don't give it to the homeless and shelters. Nothing they can't. So she boxed it up. And as we're walking to meet over in front of the church, found some fucking homeless dude sleeping on the bench. We're like, all right. Well, have some food. There you go. Put it right at his feet. So when he woke up, you had fucking like six pounds of fucking catfish. Fairly ate any of it, huh? She made she ate her, she ate her fill, but like they give you so much goddamn food. That's like a 10 pound plate, my dude. So it's fucking insane. So you never been to Bourbon Street during Mardi Gras. No, and I will never go during Mardi Gras either. There is an exercise in there that just fucks that just almost ended up in jail when we went there. So I mean, I've been down to New Orleans multiple times outside of Mardi Gras. Yeah. Great fucking city. Great fucking city. Yeah. So in the Mardi Gras, when it goes into fat Tuesday and shit like that, and that's the official fucking in Mardi Gras. You're just literally walking down Bourbon Street, shoulder to shoulder, thousands and thousands of fucking people, tits and fucking cocks everywhere. It's fucking amazing. It's so free. And everybody's having a great fucking time. But when that fucking end of night happens, all of a sudden out of fucking nowhere on all the side streets, you don't even fucking notice, you don't even notice when you're walking down, because how much shit is going on, all of these fucking mounted police come out of fucking nowhere and just start fucking getting everybody the fuck out of there. All right. It is done. It is fucking over with. Go the fuck home. All right. And just all these horses fucking, you feel like you're being attacked. You're watching everybody out. It's like watching the sailors step out of the flying Dutchman just fucking. And you know, they had no been setting up for hours. Oh, yeah. It's all shit. You do not notice at all. Next time I went there, I started paying attention. I'm like, oh, yeah. Okay, this is all fuckers. All right. Yeah. But when you're fucked up and you see fucking 13 horses, fucking come out of fucking nowhere, and these fucking dudes winging batons are fucking me. Yes, I'm saying I was moving my ass. I'm done. Best thing that we saw there is when we went to Cafe Dumont for fucking breakfast. Yes. And we're out on the patio eating, having coffee and eating our fucking donut and our. Are they donuts or other pastries? No, they're on. Oh, fuck. The B. Ben, yeah. Thank you. And we saw a funeral procession. They're going by like it is. It's a celebration. It is. You go anywhere else, right? You go to a procession and everybody's all sad and somber. They're all happy and partisan. No, dude. They have a goddamn marching band through the fucking streets. Everybody's singing, dancing. It is the best goddamn time you'd ever fucking have. Damn. For a funeral. They're like coordinated dancing. Yeah. I mean, they just do it for everybody. They do. It's a everybody so supportive because it is it is a massive fucking town. It is a massive town, but they feel like a small town and where everybody feels like they care about each other for the most part there. And so they show up in support of celebrating and trying to bring joy to the people who are grieving and celebrating their lives. That's what it is. That's what it is. It's a celebration of life. It's not a depressing like, you know, depressing festival. Great coffee. It is. It is. A chicory coffee. Oh, God. That's a good way to talk about it. I just mentioned with a pub crawl and everything else. So it worked out perfectly. All right. So you don't see him in the movie. You got Gary King, who was this baller back in fucking high school and had his four best friends. And he was the king. Felt like everybody fucking knew him in this little fucking town. When they were in high school, they went after high school, they went ahead and went to this pub crawl trying to hit 12 bars in one night and then do at least one pint at each fucking bar. They end up, of course, doing more than one pint, doing shots, doing some illicit stuff. It's like fucking in the bathroom. People start falling off, being left behind. Some people join and they get kicked out later. It wasn't Gary. Like wasn't he when older, he was actually banned for one of the pubs. They had pictures of him and says, you are banned. You are banned for life. Yeah. But he did find three half drink on pipes outside. Yeah, I know, that was funny in the background. When you see the guys walking, you just see him it's just drinking the next one up there. He just, he had to get to the world's end. He had to get that last ironic though, is that in Hot Fuzz, when he moves to the country town, he kicks all the kids out of the bar and shit. And in the beginning of this one, he's one of those kids that are in those bars. Yeah, it's funny. It's very ironic. I don't think about that. Yeah, completely different type of character. Yeah. Once again, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost did amazing playing completely. Especially Nick Frost. Especially Nick Frost, because he was completely, because in the Hot Fuzz and a shot on the dead, he was kind of dimwitted in both of those. But in this one, he was more serious and more like talking, like completely normal, completed in the first. I loved his rugby player background. Yes. Yeah. Dude, it was phenomenal. Just absolute fucking brawler. Yes. That was fucking amazing. Yeah. The very first. And he's sober in that bathroom fight. I know. Did you like him before he got drunk or after he got drunk? Both. Okay. Both of them. Yeah. 100%. He fucking did me back my ring. So, man, those are funny. I love the whole, I love the whole group. It works so well because we've all been friends with people that exact same group. Yeah, exactly. Representation of different personalities, different groups, but somehow get together, merge well, and create a sum of parts that are greater. Yeah. And I respected that. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Gary. Never left. Yes. He, he didn't, in his mind, it should always be like that. Instead of recognizing you need to grow, you need to advance to continue on with your life. And don't expect just this wild, ridiculous freedom. That's all he wanted. I mean, that's why he didn't want to be a part of the whole network thing. He says, I want my freedom. I don't want to get loaded. Exactly. We want to have a good time, which that is what humans want as a whole. Yeah. Yeah. But he wasn't able to ever deal with it at all. Yeah. Well, the rest of them were able to grow up, have families, get real fucking jobs, do everything that would continue on and growing them. Um, so, Nick's in, Nick, Gary's in rehab. Somebody points out, well, do you ever feel like shit? Cause you didn't finish the fucking mile? Cause that's all he thought. He's still living in the fucking house. Yeah. That was funny. That was, you know what? You're a fucking bitch for not finishing shit. Exactly. And that's what Gary decides. Fuck it. I'm doing it. That's what I need. That's what I need to complete my life. I mean, that's why my life is a fucking shitty is because I didn't finish one pub crawl. Yeah. That's exactly where my life went wrong. He was that he was dedicated, but also he wasn't, he was fucking grasping at straws. That's what that fuck. You really think so? That's the only thing in his life that killed himself already. No, no, when they were trying to do the pub crawl, he was dedicated. Like he wanted him to win this. Because that was, that's the only thing that was giving him healing. Yeah. Only they kept him going basically. He needed, he needed that, that brass ring to reach for. Yeah. Um, and that was it. Yeah. Um, so he pissed away everything. Yeah. In his life. So he goes back to each one of the friends, gets them all back together by telling lies and bullshit. My mother passed away. She finally gets everybody back together. They start the fucking pub crawl and start seeing some weird shit. You know, same thing like Sean of the Dead where you're seeing some weird shit going on. You're like, let's a little fucking odd, but not really caring, not paying attention to what the fuck it is until, um, not necessary to my mission. Yes. Until, uh, they're basically calling him a piece of shit when he's at the fucking pub. And he goes to take a fucking piss and he's recognizing they're all fucking judging him for being a piece of shit. So he starts trying to latch on to what he sees is a younger version of his self. Yeah. And try to latch on to him. That fuckers us completely ignoring him. Completely fucking ignoring him. He keeps trying to get his fucking attention and grabbing him. Dude's like, don't do that. Dude, I thought the kid was fucking deaf honestly. Don't fucking do that. He liked it that way. Yeah. Yeah. And he's like, you don't do that. Sean's like, no, Sean, fucking Gary. Big names are all good. Yeah. Gary's like, fuck me. All right. No, don't do that. I'm Gary. I've been carrying blah, blah, blah. All right. Then the kid just fucking throws him off of him looking with extreme power. And that's what you imagine. You're in the fucking bathroom. And some like 17 year old fucking twat just walks in. And he just throws you across the room. I'm shitting myself. What the fuck just happened? Okay. I saw some 17 year old. No offense chase. Throw you. I'm going to be less impressed than if he throws me. Strong as the wind. All right. So. And that's what flips a switch because they that's what he was selling it as is get back to your youth, get back to the good times where you're fighting your fucking drinking in touch with your most primal shit. And that gives Gary an excuse to fucking go off. Yep. Spears. That's fucking kid. That's a Goldberg fucking level. That was beautiful too. Amazing. Flying in the air slamming on the fucking sink. I'm like, oh, no, the urinal and then his was the urinal hit. The first kid was a urinal. Right. You're right. You're right. You're right. All right. No, you're dead. Pops right off. But what the fuck? Before they even had hits and you see he's going to the fucking urinal. Like that kid's dead. Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, oh, that kid is dead. Gary don't fuck up. Gary's going to jail. All right. This whole place is going to turn red. He's going to print. Oh, that's blue. Yes. Yeah. So these are radians and try to figure out what the fuck's going on. They really fucking robot. I love how long these guys came in there and we're talking to him before they're like, huh, why doesn't he have a head? Exactly. They're pissed because he lied about his mother being dead. Yeah. No, no, the kid being brought up that was fucking hilarious because he used that. That was the thing. Yeah. That was the goddamn point. Especially with the fucking phone ring off and then the other fucking group of kids come in and fucking goddamn battle royale fucking breaks. That was a amazing scene. Yes. It was so choreographed. So well cut. I'm like, this is for a sci-fi themed fucking show. It was beautiful. Amazing. They're saying those heads smashed and basically basically crushed it almost like glass or something like that. It was weird. I like how. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, no, it's just it was just weird because their heads being hollow. I couldn't figure out why they were hollow heads if they were robots. It was fucking weird. Well, they're not robots. No robots are slaves. They're not slaves. All right. So what are they then? Blue blood mannequins. They're blanks. They're blanks. They are the network. Okay. They're gooey mannequins. They're not robots because we're only blue though walking for slaves. Yeah. All right. We are not slaves. What was that joke? What was the one who was the the car salesman? That was old. What was his name? The Martin Freeman? No, no, no. He was the house sales. He's been in movies. I've seen him in a lot of British movies. I've seen him in a lot of ways. He always plays a Nazi. No, he's also played towards that. He was in. Yeah. Yeah. But when he goes, it hides in the fucking stall and everyone else is fighting all these fucking kids off. He pops his head up. What the fuck? But WTF? Yeah. Yeah. What is WTF for? I love that running gag through where somebody would say something Gary would not understand and then somebody else would say the exact same thing. Oh, yeah. He was in the gentleman. He was in Sherlock Holmes. I've seen him. He was in the New World. Yep. I remember seeing him in that. He was a guy that was yelling in that he was in Hancock. He was in the contractor Sherlock Holmes to Atomic Vlon. He was in that one. Jack and the giant Jack the Giants layer. He lives in Eddie Martian. Yeah. He's in a lot of movies. He was in Deadpool too. He was in Deadpool. Yeah. He was the Dean. Yeah. I'm sure. But he had the other clip I wanted to play because this really one thing showed the levels of the characters that we're doing and then also showed how fuck Gary was in the head. It's not even that he forced me to spend entire lessons hiding in a toilet cubicle or that he punched me so hard he dislodged my eyeball. It's not even that he ruined the large portion of my childhood. No, it's the fact that just then he didn't recognize me. He looked straight through me. Like it all meant nothing. And that probably sounds weird, isn't it? Yes. S-H-O-T-S shots. What are you doing? I thought that was obvious shots. Firstly, Peter was talking about something which clearly made him feel very ungodful. That's all right. No, Peter, it's not all right. Secondly, 12 pints is more than enough. And thirdly, I don't fucking drink. I mean, but just don't count, do they? You understood why that dude was fucking hiding in the fucking bathroom. You understood that. This guy was fucking brutalized by an asshole, his entire childhood, left fucking scars, left deep fucking emotional scars. And him recognizing the scars that they left and shit like that, Gary's just like, "Shh, all right." Not wanting to understand the growth that everybody has gone through him, forcing against that growth because he doesn't want to face it. He doesn't want to recognize how shitty his life is, how shitty his life has continued to be. So he's putting on this fake veneer and going through it. I'm not thinking, this goes through the great emotional depth that these comedies, these three comedies, are instilling in their characters. And it really continues to impress me because it's simple shit that can be just completely forgotten about or hand-waved, how well developed each one of these characters. They do a good job at it. And all the films, they really do a great character growth. And then he, I think he actually goes back because when the bully is actually an alien, he starts bashing him up. And then he runs off, he's like, "Where's it going? Come back with this fucking tree." That was awesome. Yeah, so it starts bashing him with the tree branch. Oh my god. That's more than just a branch. That was a fucking tree. Yeah, but then he fucked himself because then all the other guys started gathering around him and they knew that he wanted to do that. Oh, it's fucking doing something all right. It's making me feel better. Yes. It's worth it. It's fucking worth it. Well, also the other dude, the other guy that actually wanted to be with the chick and then also another callback to them premeditating what's going to end up happening. The five musketeers, you mean the three musketeers? You don't want four musketeers or you can occur in a battalion. Well, shoot them in five musketeers because this way they could have lost two and still been the three musketeers and been fine. Oh, what happened? What happened with the five musketeers? You lost two? Yep. And three were real fine. Martin Freeman character and then Gary. Yep. No, not Gary. What's the one that would use the tree? Yeah, Peter? No. I think it was Peter. That he was lost. I think he's looking to see what his sounds right to me. Yeah, I think his name was Peter in the film. Yes, it was. Yes, it was. Yes. But which also once again premeditated story and telling in the original pub crawl, Peter with the two that didn't fucking make it. Yeah, the same exact fucking two. Yeah. So once again, they lay all these little fucking clues out for you of exactly how shit's going to play out. And then you're surprised how shit fucking plays out. That's crazy that they started making me feel like. I wonder if people actually notice that or they had to watch it's one of these. Do you think this is one of those movies that you have to watch multiple times to get the little hints? I think you can appreciate the subtlety and the way they're weaving everything together. Yeah. A lot more. If you rewatch it shortly after you watched it. Yeah. Why are things still somewhat fresh in your mind? And you're picking up on a lot of the smaller things. Right. Just because your brain is already looking for other stuff. Yeah. You're going to be picking up these little small things that they laid out right for you. Right. And like once again, great fucking storytelling, great fucking writing. Amazing direction. It really is. I thought the special effects were fucking great. I love the blue lights. The blue lights on all the on the on the blanks were fucking great. And probably my favorite special effect is something so simple. The world and bar going down. Oh, like the little that little fucking that little thing that I was like. That is fucking great. Yes. Honestly, I love how he pulls the lever in. Yeah. Oh, well, that's just fucking happening. That figures after tonight. Exactly. Yeah. One glass of fucking beer available sitting right there for you. And then your best friend goes and fucks it up. The bar fight scene. Oh God. Gary keeps trying to go back and forth. Going up in the air catching most of it back in the glass. I don't know how many those takes it is like that. I was laughing my ass off because he was trying everything to drink that drink, but then it gets beside you because oh fuck it just everything else. Yes. Oh man. I'd love to see that that take real. How many times you had to try that. Right. The choreography alone in the. Would you say the choreography in this movie is better than the other two? Choreography. Choreography. There you go. Today choreography. Choreography. It's much more advanced than we saw in the previous two. It's higher. They had more time, more experience, more money to do exactly what they wanted to do. Yeah. So yes, it is better than what it was in the previous film. It's still pretty. I mean, Sean and the dead had a great one very well. Yeah. Sean and the dead had the had a really good one. Pop Fuzz was just a great finale with shootout scenes, stuff like that. But this one just seen the five guys, especially in the bathroom, the bathroom scene, but the pub scene was just a hilarious fight scene. I was so entertained by this one. This one was fun. This one was just so much fun. Oh yeah. When Martin Freeman's character lost half his head, no, became a blank. Did you guys immediately pick up? Yes. Yeah. He became a blank. Yeah. When he went through the bathroom by himself and he came back and now he's sober. And if you had paid attention, that's when his fucking birthmark came back. Yeah. Okay. See, I didn't pay to. I just realized that honestly, God, I didn't notice a birthmark for like four different four scenes until they actually mentioned it. Yeah. But I knew right off the bat, I was like, Oh, that's not him. Well, he was always entirely like he was almost like he was guiding him. Like, Oh, yeah, let's go drink another one. Let's go do this. Like he was all for without you. Yeah. Like you noticed that something changed with him. So I knew that something was up within was like, and being same, you watch this. I think he's blank. I think he became one. And he was one. I was just trying to remember when it happened when he went to the bathroom. See, I didn't see that. Oh, nothing. I loved about this film. The blanks. I love the fact that they were basically like dolls. Yeah. The little way the heads and the arms and everything were held on a little connection. Yeah, exactly. I was like, that that is some inspired fucking thinking right there. Well, it's just it's exactly less gory, but it's the same kind in the bar scene in the first one, John, John of the day. Yeah. When fucking when he gets his guts ripped open and his arms ripped off and then his head and they've ripped his legs off. It's the same exact thing. It's just less gory. I think it was like a little joke where you said, Oh, there's blood on me. It's just no, there's blue ink. Oh, no, there's blue ink on me. Or something like that. Yeah. Remember that when they're sitting at the table in the pub, because they had it on their hands. They have we have blood on their hands. Blood on their hands. Smells like blood. It's more like more like blue ink. I got blue ink on me. It's a simple stuff. It really is. There's so many tiny little things that and all these films, all of them that you could just talk about and just make references to anybody who's seen it will enjoy. They will bring a call back to them. But the sci-fi elements alone is what I loved about this one. That's why I enjoy this one so much because when I first saw the preview for this before, I saw it fully when it came out. I thought it was aliens at one point. I didn't know it was like robots are playing. They are. They're not no, but not blanks. But those are like, he was thinking organic aliens. Yeah, organic aliens like they were taking over with the blue lights and it was like an alien thing taking over the world. But it wasn't that. It was a network of aliens. But they're not aliens. They are absolutely fucking aliens. That are made of that are made of being controlled by alien intelligence. Yes, but it is an alien intelligence controlling these forms. All right. Okay. All right. All right. Well, maybe I just saw that differently because I thought they were. They're aliens. They're just mechanic. That's all because that's why when the alien network left, then these banks were still operational. They're no longer being controlled by the alien for God. Sure. Okay. All right. All right. Some rely on the memories of their whatever they came out. Yeah. Yeah. Because I think that it is in other other worlds as they were talking about it, that whole network scene in the finale, that they took off a whole bunch of other worlds and stuff like that. But I really like how they ended this. All right. Well, just fuck it. And then they just leave piss on annoyed an alien fucking super genius intellect enough to like fuck y'all. We're trying to fuck you guys. Why can we work together? That's what they were trying to do. I'm trying to talk. No, shut up. I'm trying to talk here. Fuck. Fuck. Fuck it. You want me out? All right. Bye. I'm taking everything with you. Fuck it. Go back and donate. That's an idea that we could get under the skin of this super evolved, supposedly. I could absolutely see it. Absolutely. We bring them down to our level. Of course. Because all you really got to do is just keep saying the same thing over and over again. And eventually they'll get so goddamn pissed off. Fuck you. I'm taking my football. I'm going home. Or nothing you could do is not pay attention to any of the conversations that are happening already. And then immediately start to re mention the conversation that was just fucking happening. That could. Yeah. That would absolutely work. Yeah. Thank you guys. But let's see. This I'm a joy and you started it. Yeah, apparently I did. And deeper level to this what on the surface seems like shallow movies of shallow fun comedies. But once you actually start peeling the layers back, you recognize the skill. Can you hear on your headphones? Yeah. Don't fucking worry about it. I don't know why I did that. Okay. I just I just try to make it work. If it works, it works. I was just trying to make them all work. Well, no, I can't hear. No, you can't hear. I can't hear. Works all the same. Can you hear? Yeah. Okay. Cool. I was kind of invested in it. But plug a pigtail into a pigtail to connect your headphones. But this is why I chose this at my legacy episode. Good fun. It is very well developed. This is a fun, all three films. If you if you delve more into it, it actually really is. Yeah. All right. You can enjoy that straight popcorn flicks. Absolutely. Be perfectly happy with it. Walk out and be happy you saw it. But you can also sit there, tear it apart, and appreciate all the minutia and respect the work and the effort that they put into each one of these works. I feel like I can watch this trilogy again and have a great time now. Yeah. Or I actually respect this trilogy more now since you brought it up, not seeing hot fuzz ever before. You gave me shit for picking this. Oh, that's not really a trilogy. I don't know if that's going to work on the legacy. I'm like, it fucking would. No, it's perfect. You would argue. I think this was great because they're all all three of them are they combine a lot of the same plots. They combine the same characters and everything else, but they all call back to each other. Yeah. There's all callbacks, all three of the films all together. And I think in what's cool about this, it's three different genres. You got action, you got horror, and you got sci-fi. Yeah. And they made them fun and comedic and serious. And they delve into serious matters. They delve into comedic matters. Great humor. I mean, even if it's not dry at all, I don't see this being dry. No. I see this being extremely entertaining, actually. I mean, some of it is dry, more observational, situational. I'd say in the beginning, but not much. But it's a good mix of classic British and classic American style of humor, but with really well-developed characters and storylines. Get you invested in the outcome. They get you invested. I think really well-acting as a whole across the trilogy. Yeah. Oh, yeah. The effects as a whole. Yeah. Really fucking well-done for the budget they fucking had. It was the gore, the f*ck. Not just the budget, but for like what the film was meant to be. Yeah. The practicality that you tell, they relied on practical effects. Absolutely. 99% of the time. Yep. And then sprinkled in a little bit of CGI here and there. It's probably just to clean something up. The lights. The small things to advance the robot modern art piece of sh*t. That was fucking weird. Yeah. But they even commented, "What the f*ck is this piece of sh*t?" And then called it right back to, "Oh, that's why that's f*ckers here." Yeah. Okay. That makes sense. So did Quentin Tarantino step in on any of this? Because I did notice that the one twin ended up having four feet. Huh? No, I know that. That was because they just grabbed whatever was left of the two to make one. All right. Twins were funny. That was good though. That was good. So that basically wraps it up, I think. Anybody got any other thoughts, comments, concerns? I guess we already covered base here our favorite scenes. I mean, I think mainly a lot of us love the bathroom scene in the pub sequence for the fight and everything else. Yeah. I mean, there was just so many great scenes. Overall, there was one guy that was funny. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So I'm going to modify it a little bit, but from what we talked about earlier, I'm not going to do an individual critical and enjoyment rating for each individual. Do you want to just do it as one trilogy? Yeah, just one trilogy. Okay. And so I want a ranking of Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World's End, and a critical and enjoyment for the trilogy. Okay. That's going to change that. All right. I think because that's easy. They work well together. Yeah. I think if you appreciate one, you're going to appreciate all of them. Absolutely. So I like all of them. Yeah. Okay. All right. So we'll go ahead and we'll start with Chase. I will lead this out with saying I am thoroughly surprised by my own rating on this. Okay. I'm going to rank them in chronological order that they came out. I think Shaun of the Dead was a fantastic movie. And then Hot Fuzz came out after that and did a great job with it. And it was like he was finding, you know, he did a great job one time. He was finding his little bit more experience, did better. And then The World's End knocked it out of the park with all of the little tools at his disposal, if you will. So when you watch, you know, personally, my experience with Shaun of the Dead is what I always gauged these as. I was like, yeah, it's a good flick. Get stoned, watch a movie, have a good time. It's not, it's not a masterpiece. But after rewatching these and taking into consideration, watching these on sequence too. Technically, I'll watch them backwards. Recently, I don't know why I just, anyway. But watching them recently and having an appreciation for cinematic toolboxes, if you will, I'm going to give this a 4.75 critical as a trilogy. Only because, I mean, I won't say that they need it, but I enjoy gigantic world building. And for you to get a 5 out of 5, I think generally, you know, some epicness has to, has to be part of your plot, which they don't need it. But it's phenomenal for what they do, and they execute everything in these movies. Great. And from an enjoyability or enjoyment, I will give it. I'll give it overall a 4. 4.25, actually. There we go. Very nice. 4.25 and a 4.75. Cool. Very good. Thank you. Nice. Thank you for having us watch these. They're fantastic. So these are fun movies, all three of them are. And so my original ranking was 1, 3, 2. Okay. But it'll go 1, 2, 3. Reason being, I do not like the very end of the world's end. Absolutely fucking hate it. Now, but very, very, and you mean the post apocalyptic world, or you mean King walking around with his blanks? That part right there. That part, and he walks right into the fucking bar. Well, actually, when he's walking around, it's fine. But when he walks into the fucking bar, at that part there, that scene there, I just didn't, I didn't care for. So that scene there basically dropped the third one from 2 to 3. Okay. So it'll go in chronological order for me 1, 2, 3. Enjoyment for these 5. They're fucking stupid movies that are absolutely hilarious if you like this kind of comedy. Excuse me. And especially going through each one and getting different little tidbits of like you, they already gave you the fucking plot, they already gave you the ending in the beginning of the movie. So now it's just on to you to figure it out on your own. That's a neat little ploy. That's a neat little trick that they did in all three of them. And it's like, I've always loved Shaun of the Dead. I enjoyed the hell out of Hot Fuzz. And first time seeing the at world's end with Davey Jones was fucking amazing. So it's funny. It's music. It's great. It really is. You know, it's got a great score. So I'm talking about Davey Jones. That is, that is Shaun Zimmer's score. Davey Jones is the artist. The musician. Davey Jones. I was taking his little twisting and then adding another layer. I was trying to do it. It was a niche reference. It's okay. No, you're good. I missed it for a second too. They're enjoyable, stupid movies that you can let loose and just sit there and veg out and enjoy them. Or you can look closer into it and enjoy it more so, you know. So critically, it'll be four and three quarters into them. There's just a little bit of fucking nuance that maybe changed. I don't know what it'd be. But it's not really anything big. So like four and three quarters for critical on all three of them together. And like they're very well-made. They really are. And you absolutely see the fucking progression from the first one all the way down to the last one. And it's like if you haven't seen them, you really should. I'm pretty sure everyone's seen Shaun of the Dead. But if you haven't seen any of these, you really, really should because there's no chronological story involved with them. But they all literally fit into the same storyline in some weird way or another. And like you saw him backwards, right? So that could be the regression of him, you know. Like he's this fucking loser who can't get out of high school. And this is what happened to his life, right? He encountered this roaming alien intelligence. They ruined the earth. They rebuild. And now he's got his shit together because he fucking faced this cosmic intelligence. Now he's a badass cop. Nope. But prior to he faced some of the apocalypse, how does he go from badass? If you're going regression, how does he go from badass cop? It would be that you're supposed to DVD on the shelf. What are you talking about? Okay. That universe building. So there, there's mine. Very good. How about you, Ron? You're gonna be shocked of mine, but it's still saying the same. My ranking is two three one three two one three two. And the reason being is because I'm a sci-fi nut. And I laugh so much during this the world's end. I enjoyed Hot Fuzz. Hot Fuzz was was still a great movie. There was nothing really wrong with it. I just enjoyed the story and the plot in this world's end better. But Sean of the Dead is still ranking number one. That is a classic with it comes to horror and everything else. I loved all three of these movies, but I the world's and I had so much fun with that one. I was laughing. I was enjoying everything. I was loving the whole crew, the fight sequences, everything, the special effects. So that's my ranking. My enjoyment of critical is a five five. These are great fucking movies. In fact, watching this trilogy all together now, I want to watch it again. And look at since we talked about it, see all these little hints and look for all the new different hints that we learned about from you talking about it. Because I miss some of these things. I'm in the same boat. Yeah, like I want to I actually want to see like you said the whole fucking about the whole plot in that clip right there. He was discussing the whole plot was like, which is why I got to that clip before I mentioned it. Yeah, so I mean, I enjoyed all three of these films. I was very impressed with Hot Fuzz. I was like, I never saw it. I was thinking about watching it sometime. It looked like some stupid action flick, but actually watching it for this trilogy. I was like, that was pretty fucking good. I enjoyed that. I will watch that again. But then I watch World 10, which I've seen before and watch them the second time. I love to even more the first time I saw it. And I you can ask Sammy, I was laughing at so many scenes. I loved Gary, that scene when he was the beer was going all over the place. I was like, I was laughing so much because when you lost the beer, it's just fucking just so much laughs. The the writing, the fucking special effects, everything about these this trilogy was so good. I was very happy that you picked this for a legacy episode. This is so worthy of it. I this was great. And also the drinks, the ice cream, everything went well. But yeah, a critically five Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright, they don't do wrong. I want to see Paul now. I want to see what Paul's like because I've never seen that. I've never seen Paul after watching this green. I want to see Paul now. Well, just know it's not as did nothing to do with these. I know I did it come out after was entered to come out before. Actually, you know what came out before. Well, then did it? I don't know. That's what I was asking. I can't remember. I'm pretty sure it came out. I cannot remember honestly. But no, seriously, critically, this is a five this to me is a topic comedy. Paul is nowhere near on the same level as I know, but I still want to see because he's director because it's it's 2011 is when it came out. And I think this was I was 14 or 13, 14? I had it in my running, but the fact is, is that seeing how Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg as a duo making these movies, they do really good job. And it is it's it's no money Python. Money Python movies are amazing, but still it's a five out of five. I will watch these again. I'm very happy that I saw these. I'm they are considered going to be considered classics to me and I will watch these again over and over again. Yeah, great fucking movies. Just my ranking. I the reason why I pick the world's end because I just enjoyed that one more than hot fuzz. I love hot fuzz, but the world's end, it fit me because I'm a sci fi guy. That's why I picked it. So there you go. Okay. So maybe Paul could be somewhere in the middle. No, they both I'm pegging. I were like, no, Paul is nowhere near. So I know, I know, I know they I know they so it's a completely so there's no like references to the other three movies at all that I can recall up there. But if they have these encounters with Paul, who's an alien, and then you go on to the world's end, which is aliens, straightens them out for him to become a cop. Okay, I'm making you think, isn't it? It's worth a shot. I'm gonna go ahead and do a little bit different. I'm gonna actually rebuke a few negatives that you guys may have pointed out, in my opinion. Okay, starting with Chase, you were talking about how you prefer to see more. No, no, I said, I prefer some movies to have more of an epic world building thing. These do not need it. Okay, all right, I must understood you. These do not need it. Okay, good, because it's got a small town feel. And that's what it deserves. That's exactly what I was going to say. I think you identified it better by saying there's a nuance that I can't put my finger on that makes these not feel like a masterpiece. I feel like they're so close to it. But I just don't know what it is. Yeah. But God damn it, I've loved these movies. Yes. Yeah. Like if I could give it a 4.99, I mean, you can. If you want to, yeah, then yeah, I get a 4.99. That's just really hard to animate on the card. That's a challenge for one thing. All right, four stars and a 0.99. Okay. If you want 4.99, is that your new score? I think I would, I would adjust mine to such as well. Wow. You're right. That's so with Gary's ending. I think there are masterpieces in comedy. I think they're great. And I can't say they're masterpieces in comedy because quite frankly, I love dry British humor. But what this is, it's got a good balance between comedy and drama because it goes into serious issues and it did it right. Right. It has great balance. But the type of dry English humor that I like, it's just a little bit off the off center too, which is fine. It's a personal opinion. So what is your critical? My critical is 4.75. I think it was. All right. So you're saying you're staying with that? Okay. No, no. Critical was 4.99. That's right. So you're both doing 4.99. Yeah. You still, but your enjoyment is still a 4-4. That's what you said. You said your enjoyment was a 4. Yeah. You're gonna change that too. I need to know because I need it for the card. So now you don't know. No, I'll say that that's enjoyment is 4.5. Okay. So you want to have a point. All right. Good, good, good. All right. Now to review your issue that you may have with Gary King at the end of the world. Just because. All right. So what would you think would have been a more genuine ending for Gary's character? He just disappeared. So he, I personally, I would have liked to see it more as him being. So as a teenager, he was well known, right? But when he moved, when they went back, he wasn't known. So honestly, what I thought was going to happen was when the fucking bartender actually asked him who he was. He told me he's Gary fucking King. I figured like, Oh, shit. That's what I was expecting. And then it comes back to where with the ending that it was. Yeah. Okay. So that was kind of the ending that I was expecting and almost kind of hoping for reason being it was because he wants to be known. He needs, he wants his name to be synonymous with a king. So that I think would have been more fitting, but he's continuing to build upon his legend. Keep in mind, we're now in a world that doesn't have phones or doesn't have internet doesn't have email has no way of instant communication over vast instances. So the only way you're going to build the story is continuing on with what basically what he's doing. I think this is the only real realistic ending for his character arc that would have been believable. Anything else been disingenuous because he didn't deserve to have a happy, happy ending. He still no, not at all. He's still this loser realistically who stuck in that time in his life. And he's now surrounded himself with literal child friends because he refuses to grow up. But now he lives in a world that he doesn't have to grow up. So he's continuing on being that exact same person that he was going into bars wrecking shit with his boys, new boys, the same boys. They were the same boys that in his memory, they were the younger, yes, they were his boys and wrecking shit. And so it is as good of an ending that he could have hoped for. But it's still shitty ending. He's still not going to ever grow up and realistically never be truly happy, which I think fits. I do think it fits. That's the way life is going to break. That's scary. You never get everything you want. So you're saying this is a more realistic ending than being a bad, I mean, you say it's a bad ending, but you say it's more. I don't say it's a bad ending. I think it's a honest ending. Okay, based on the situation of the circumstances that have been dealt with, because of the network leaving. So I thought that was really well. And then kind of just become a man of myth. Nobody knows for sure what's going on, where he really went, and stuff like that. And now he just roaming the countryside, fucking shit up with his boys, having a great time with his claymore. Yeah, it's fucking amazing. Yes. Now, you know, they call me the king. All right, and then wrecking shit. That is that's badass. Yeah. He is a legend in his own fucking mind right there. He's living out his dream situation. So I think that fit. I really do think it fit. Ron, you're wrong is for your ranking, because I think you're really up to right now. One, two, three, but I enjoyed the three of us. So 75%, which thereby means the majority, which thereby means you're in the minority, which thereby means you are wrong, whatever. I'm still happy with it. I'm so happy with my ranking. I enjoyed the third one better than the second one, but I enjoyed the second one. How far off is the second from the third? Like a con here. Yeah. Which is why I really, really, they're all super enjoyable. The world's end was just so much enjoyable by a con here. I just love that one. And I also see that movie and I could see us. I could see us going out pub crawling and I can relate. I'm sorry. That's how I just want to go out. He does. He really does fucking go out. I'm Gary. Okay. I want to take us out and you guys. Hold on. You bought the fucking commit suicide. All right. Do I have something that I need to worry about? All right. What are you looking for? Oh, my God. Damn, man. I'm worried about you. Oh, fucking loser. All right. Anyway, so my enjoyment is a five. I really enjoy this trilogy as a whole. I think it's amazingly done. You can just enjoy it from popcorn flick or just tear it apart layer by layer by layer and appreciate the work that was put in. And the shortcomings, I feel were done purposefully by making fun of the tropes that were already instilled in the horror genre or the action genre or the sci-fi genre purposely pointing out the ridiculousness of certain tropes. Yeah. So that purposeful act. And I can respect the fuck out of that for critical. This is the same type reasoning that I just said for enjoyment. It's like looking at a wonderful piece of art. You can appreciate it just based on face value. I can really start studying some of the line works or the color palette. They just start really dissecting the skill level that the artists put in. Yeah. So either, but that's general quick passing or all the way down staring at a piece of painting for fucking hours and just enjoying it more and more. So because of that critical, I'm going to go 4-9-9. The same exact. There's just something. I don't know what it is. There's just something. Because the soundtrack is good. Yeah. The score is good. It's right. The comedy is great. I don't see any faults. I mean, I guess there's probably at one point. Yeah, there's just a nagging feeling. That nuance, that unicycle, it's just not quite there. Yeah. I can't see anything really. I mean, like I said, hopfuzz being shit for me, it might even just be the goddamn lighting that they use. I don't fucking know. And you're really dissecting it. That's what we're supposed to do. I know, but you can't figure out what it is. Yeah, that's the thing. That's what's fucking weird that you. But if something's nagging at you, that something's wrong, you got to go with your gun. But you got to know what you're nagging for. No, otherwise, you would feel that it's a complete fucking film. You would feel it's complete. But like Predator for you. Predator is amazing with one hour photo, one hour photo. Yeah. But you only get a fight. We didn't go into exactly something with trouble is that right there that I couldn't. I wanted to find something wrong with it because I didn't want to think a movie like that. I know when you say you want to find something wrong with this, you can't find it. So why. But I had a feeling there's something wrong with it. When our photo, I didn't have a feeling somewhere wrong. But I wanted I look for anything I could find wrong with it. In my mind, I was like, what our photo can't be on the same level with a fucking godfather, right? That's fucking insane. And so I was looking for anything. Yeah. I know there's a blemish in this, but just don't know where. Yeah. And I didn't even in one hour photo, I did not feel it was a blemish. I felt there should be a blemish because it should a Robin Williams film should not be in the same discussion as godfather. All right, that should not fucking happen. We're an all logical. Yes. But it was too perfect. I had nothing that I could find wrong or even feel wrong with it. So we this one right here, though, I feel there's just there's something there's something in whatever it is, it's going to be so tiny. So fucking minuscule that is. That's why I said it might be the fucking lighting. It could be something that fucking small. And it's not even like the lighting throughout the entire fucking film. There's a few scenes might have been just lit a little weird or whatever reason sounds like a match-up. I just don't fucking know. So tiny. There's an event like that sign going into the shop door. Yeah. Yeah. You know, what is it? Right fucking there. All right. But it's not there. Right. It's no predator. Um, no, never will be. Or shining. Shining five out of five. Shining is actually shining. Had an issue. It had a issue. It had a fog issue. I mean, I mean, I would give shining more than a three. Yeah. No, but the thing is, you gave it a five critically. He gave five critically because of the whole thing about not having breath out in the snow. They had no breath. Okay. That is a defect, but you still gave the rest of the perfection of it. But you're going by this one. So the perfection of it was so amazing. It made me blind to that. All right. All right. All right. See, yeah. That that I completely understand because also at the time, they would not be putting in a fucking breath. An amazing blowjob from a blonde versus a redhead. All right. You may prefer one over the other, but they're both fucking really goddamn great blowjobs and you're not taking anything away from them. All right. I disagree. Yeah. But it's that's fine. That's 4.99 4.99 4.99 for critical. You heard it here first, folks. He disagrees yet again. He disagrees with me all the time. Oh, no, that was just a very interesting like you pay into a great picture and you disagreed with that because I feel like that you have to give a you have to have a reason why you're giving it. You don't know what the reason is that you've done it a bunch of times. Yes, you can't say too. You've done it too. Yeah. So what's I done it tonight. I did it in previous shows too. I know. And I just said, but I've never heard of that. You've done it yourself. I just couldn't figure it out. Who's leaving us? Yeah. We're wrapping it up now. Oh, so everybody go fuck yourselves. All right. That's the end of our show for the Coronetta Flavors Trilogy. This was a fun episode. You seem like you're a happy boy. I ended up with that a lot of this. Yes, this is a fun one. All right. So a three hour and 30 minute long episode turned out pretty good. Yeah. All right. We will see you guys later. All right, fuck off. Thank you for listening to our latest episode of season four of barrel age flex. 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