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Film Sack 677: Robin Hood 2010
Time for the Film Sack podcast! In twelfth-century England, Robin Longstride and his band of marauders confront corruption in a local village and lead an uprising against the crown that will forever alter the balance of world power. Let's see how this all plays out!
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- 10 Nov 2024
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It wasn't anger. It was only pity. She knew that when you gave the order, their blades would descend upon their heads. But in that moment, we would be godless. Have you tried the honey liquor we call me? This is FilmSack. Oh, sure. Hello, and welcome to FilmSack. This is FilmSack, minding the very depths of film entertainment for all mankind. This is episode 677. I'm Scott Johnson. Joined today by Brian. Beanfork is in this? Sweet. Done away. Sign me up, Beanfork. Oh, hi. This week on FilmSack, we sip on some impossible to remove by yourself chainmail over our smelly tights and go marry with our band of men as we robin hood from the rich and give to the two and a half hour 2010 origin story of everybody's favorite medieval, medieval, middle aged archer, sleeping on your floor by the fireplace instead of between your legs, now burning on Netflix, just like your loins and straw thatched roof above the two-week-to-fight citizens of Nottingham, rated PG-13 for a snarky 13-year-old who lived in the wood and are single-handedly brewing the next plague to hit Europe. Anywho, just like a sitcom that loses one of its lead actors due to health career move or wade disputes, the naughty people of Nottingham just roll right along with the mid-season replacement of Sir Robert of Locksley and accept robin hood, long strider, is there new Darren, Becky and Vivian, remember my lord, remember me my lord? No, you weirdo, you're trying to get me fired? Move along. Randy, the king is dead. Long live the king. Unless he's a jerk, then eff him. Let's eat his deer. I think his deer. This is, uh, yours is the most, like I know weed isn't legal in South Carolina, but this might be my favorite in a long while. This is real good. Also with us today, we have Randy. It was a time of many arrows, Jordan. Aloha Scott, Brian, Brian, thanks for the standing ovation, please be seated. Actually don't, it's the year 1199, and if you sit down, you might get sheep poop on your puffy pants. Why are pants always so puffy in 1199? And times in the past, by the way, will humanity ever find the science that will allow our pants to fit tightly? It feels like it's 500 years away. Nonetheless, you're here because our new king is a sniveling loser of a man. He would have made a better duke. You know, they could have made him like the duke of treaties, duke of treaties, but we're stuck with him and his new tax collector, God-free it was just here. And my God, that God-free is a handsome man. I almost forgave him for pillaging us, but we're, you know, we're not here to swoon over Godfrey's dreamy eyes. We're here, we're here to fight back against tyranny and the French in that order, in that order, maybe. I don't know now. Okay, so it's a fight we'll win if you follow my three easy steps. Number one, don't bring a sword and two blind eyes to a sword fight. I don't care how many doubles you've exercised. Number two, you know how Robin is the greatest archer and Will scarlet is the greatest swordsman? A little John is the best staff wielder? Well, now you don't know any of that. You're all cavalry. Number three, remember, we're in a prequel. So any one of importance has to survive in order for more stories to be told. Just go out there and make yourself famous and you'll live for sure. Unless you're French. Sorry. Yeah. I mean, that's a lay. Yeah. Oh, nice. Oh, we learned a little French today. Yeah, I'm God, married. Oh, it's probably not good to say. Also with this and finally we have Brian Mark Strong, more like Mark Arrow through the neck of it. Yeah, he looked happy about it, though, didn't he? That was weird. We're happy about it. Yeah. So before I watched the movie, I was pretty much dead set that my song this week was going to be better than Ezra's good. You know, Robin Hood. Oh, wow. But once I saw the movie and realized all the name changes, I figured this other song was going to be my destiny. Say my name, say my name. You can call me long stride, but that name tag is too wide like a two train. Say my name, say my name on socials. I use locks. But everybody blocks me. I'm so ashamed. Say my name, say my name. You know that I'm no good. So it's Robin from the hood. Yo, that one's pretty late. Say my name, say my name. I guess it doesn't matter. Just don't call me the actor from the love of a game yesterday from a fight down the way. Made Mary and you say, who are you? Stay away. I brought your husband's sword and his word. If I may, could we just pretend I'm a deep fake of your bay? Sir Walter said to stay, which to your greatest may? I know I'm not the one who said to love and obey. But could we make this work as the man I portray like your slianage, a twat? Or do you partly do front say? A fake terrifying but if you can see, your dead husband would want it to be with me. Maybe we could pause this fight inside the D. Could you please tell me how to spell locks, Lee? Everything in onions about to blow. Got to get to my work you've been to before. No, there's a horse down down the road. I guess you sure would like to go. Say my name, say my name. The ball is in the middle cup, you always pick the left up. Give this shell a game. Say my name, say my name. I'm good with bow and arrow, but Robin is too narrow. You can call me Blaine. Say my name, say my name. My accent's sounding Irish, but I make a great meat pie dish and crikey. I explain. Say my name, say my name. If you forget, just as Friar Tuck, he doesn't give a swear word. Say my name. Oh, man, I, that one sounded like it wore you out. Or I would wear me out. Like, yeah, yeah. There's so many fast vocals in that thing that, especially that nip that the bridge is just, it was fun to write, but my God, it was tough to sing. Who was the, who's the artist? I can't remember. He's just, you know, destinies, child. And it's exactly 25 years old. It came out 25 years ago. Oh, really? Wow. There you go. Happy anniversary. Say my name. Yeah. For whatever reason, I thought that was a dark Kelly joint. And I don't know why. Don't know why. Oh, really? Yeah, no. Not very nice for me to assign that to him. I suppose he's a douche. Well, hey, everybody, you're all sitting at home going, well, I think I know what this is. You might be, you might be confused. And if you are, well, fake Fletcher has an explanation for what we watched. Here it is. Robin Hood, the one from 2010. In 12th century England, Robin Longstride and his band of marauders confront corruption in a local village and lead an uprising against the crown that will forever alter the balance of world power. Steel from the Rob and store to the store. Stork to the park. Still the Rob. Steel from the Rob and stork from the park or part. All right. All right. First, most important thing was anything like that ever said in this movie, I just want to go. Well, no, right out of the gate. No. Was there any was, was there even really any stealing from the rich in this movie? Was there even any? Yeah. Just briefly, there was stealing from the church, right? Because they had the seed and that was like the, yeah, those constant little nods to say, well, this is where the story comes from. Well, they were also pretty, you could tell they were dead set by the end of this to keep going. And this would be an origin story to a much more regular Robin Hoody type thing. But I really began his stealing from the rich and fighting the sheriff and all that stuff. Yeah, because the sheriff more like in episode two. Yeah, because sheriff had the sheriff had such a tiny, tiny role in this, I thought to myself, well, this is the only way we get more of that is if there's a followup. Instead, he's just kind of a one off joke kind of lame character. And the sheriff of Nottingham is a huge part of the Robin Hood lore. You don't just, you don't just not have him do shit. Who's this? Who's this God free guy with an arrow through his neck? Like that's some bullshit. So how dare you really Scott try to, you know, retcon change my Robin Hood story? Well, part of it is like admirable, like, okay, we're going to give this some grounded, interesting, meaty beginnings. But I think it's all, it's just all wrong. Like, I hadn't seen this. I avoided it because I was nervous about it, because everybody at the time. So this is not great. It's not really Scott's best time though. Maybe don't watch it or whatever. And at that time, we're gladiator, right? Yeah, well, yeah, by 10 years later. So not quite right after. But yeah, very, yeah, yeah. So yeah, very post. But but he'd had other really rad stuff in between like that, the kingdom of heaven extended the cut thing was like four years prior to this. And that was fantastic. One of the greatest things he ever made, one of the greatest movies ever made. So I don't know, my my expectation was like, all right, let's see, it's been long enough. Everybody's done complain. And how's this going to be? And my takeaway is it feels like a Ridley Scott movie. It's absolutely gorgeously beautifully shot. Like beautiful movie. And everything is just kind of joyless and dirty and sweaty, but not quite enough. It's not quite enough for like, if this had been hard R, I might have liked it a little more because it would lean into the strengths of Ridley Scott getting everybody all dirty to do a historical movie. Or in this case, you know, somewhat apocryphal. But still, can I go ahead? While you're on Ridley Scott leading up to this, I just want to give you the gladiator to Robin Hood list. Yeah, it's it's amazing. Like it gets it gets worse. There's a lot of it has some real amazing parts. So in 2000, he makes gladiator. And then every like 18 months, he has Hannibal, Black Hawk down, matchstick men, kingdom of heaven, a good year, American gangster and body of lies. Yeah, like that, you can hardly go wrong. Like there's going to be people who are like, well, but I don't like Hannibal. That's fine. But like, this is an amazing list for a direct now his whole 20 he has 28 movies he's directed. If you don't count like television and, you know, other stuff. I mean, when he is gone, all right, when he's just legend, he'll be up there with Spielberg in terms of body of work. Now you may not be able to match quality of work, but but surely influence in body and every other year or year, sometimes twice a year, he's cranking the shit out. And again, like Randy says, it's not all hits, some misses in there. But you know, you have to respect it. But this movie, I don't know, just kind of left me a little bit. It's it's interesting that you bring the right the idea of a body of work. And I'm sorry, I don't want to go I don't want to go too far on on this. But like, there are very few directors where you talk about the the above average quality, me being relatively maintained, like they're all allowed to have bad movies. But like, when the average is really high for more than let's just say more than let's say more than eight movies, right? Like, that's really impressive, right? Because you're you're really talking about Hitchcock, Francis Ford Coppola, you're talking about Martin Scorsese, right? Like, these are the like, there's a very rarefied company you're in. Yeah, so you like, you can see how a movie like this would come along. And we'd be like, Oh, yeah, we'll watch it. Yeah, of course, it's it's really Scott. Yeah, I'm that's how I am with his movies. I'm interested to see them all. And there's only a few I haven't. And this was one of them. Is that gotten is I've gotten older. My appreciation for at least got has improved. And maybe because I'm more accepting of the content of the movies that I might not have cared for as a younger person. And I just think really Scott's just, I love it. Every time really Scott comes back, I'm giving more of that as a matter of fact, we're only just like about two weeks away from gladiator two. Yeah, yeah, I'm excited about seeing that early buzz is pretty good. Pretty good, pretty good. Yeah, people are like, I think that, I think that this Robin Hood film that we just watched what had carried a more joy, even though you said it was joyless for you, I felt like there was more joy in this than I was expecting, because I was really expecting just, you know, tragic because Robin Hood story is kind of, you know, mostly tragedy with a little bit of overcoming, it seems like, or seem like for the most part, or it's it's ridiculous. Yeah, it's cartoon. There are several versions of Robin Hood where people look at the overall story and go, Oh, I'm just going to write a farce here because that's what they like if you if you think about it objectively, right, like all these characters are weird and funny and that sort of thing. I was expecting a lot more comic relief in this movie than we got. Yeah, that's what I was expecting. And I don't know that Ridley Scott's the right guy for that. I think the funniest person in this entire movie, like the only place I really found any humor was the queen. She cracked me up. The queen with bean fork and the dude from Oh my God, Kevin Durant in Scott Grimes always there. All right, but there wasn't enough of it. Like if you want me to invest in your merry men, you got to spend some more time with those guys. Can we can we just for the listeners who have no idea? Can we give a quick background on bean fork? Yeah, yeah. So here's the quick here's the quick and dirty. Yes. In the 2007 remake of three tendiuma, one of the greatest westerns ever made in my opinion. You got actually, this is a reunion for these two because he killed bean fork in that movie. But anyway, Russell Crowe at one point is being cuffed and taken across the desert to get him on the train to the three tendiuma. And you got what's his name? Kevin Durant, as you said, is bugging him the whole time just being irritating a shit and just constantly pissing him off. And one night, they're all sleeping around the fire and you in the scene, you hear this like ch ch ch ch ch ch ch and they all wake up and Russell Crowe's over there with his hands still bound, but he's got a bean fork that you eat beans with. It's got like two prongs are kind of long. And he's jade the beans with and he's jamming it in and out of Russell Crowe or sorry, Kevin Durant's neck over and over and over until he's dead. And he is bean fork. That's what we call him, Kevin Durant is a fork. So there's your back. There's your background. Yeah, he was little John here. And if you if you blink, you'll miss it the fact that he is little John. I mean, it's a certain does hardly bring it up. Yeah, there are fourth Kevin Durant movie on film sack. Can I guess the others real quick? And this is probably my favorite of the Kevin Durant because he usually such a douche. No, I really liked him as John. I think he's a perfect fast for it. I don't think they used him right, but I think he's a great cast. He's huge. He's scary, but he's dumb. Like he's all that stuff you want. It was funny. It was funny. There were a couple of scenes like where the movie got so bleak and they're like, we should go to a bunch of villagers all drinking and dancing together, you know, then he's the Kevin Durant. Yeah, I like him a lot. But let's see. All right. So I just want to guess real quick. So we got this one, Robin Hood. You got your we didn't do Wolverine origins. Oh, yeah. Nope. Okay, so let's that's out. Pretty good. You can do it. We haven't done the newest jokes. Do it. I'm trying. You know what? I'm really struggling here. I know we've see. Well, okay, 310 to you, but we did. Nope, we have not. We have not seen that so many times. It gets talked about a lot and watch it a lot. Yeah. Also, we haven't sacked the Kevin Costner free range and in Montana open range. We have exactly that either. And I am convinced that we sacked it, but we have not. I love that movie. All right. Maybe I don't know too. You know what? I thought I would know this. I don't know. Tell us the other season. Really tight timeframe. He made a bunch of movies in like the 2000s. So we, the first one was real steel. Oh, yeah. Real steel. What was he in that? He was like a model. He was a dick. Yeah. He was the one that ran like local outdoor robot fights. Yeah. Total douchebag. Yeah. And then we we saw him in the butterfly effect. That's that's the one I was wasn't expecting you to remember. No, I don't remember him. When did we do that one? That was like 10 years ago. Jesus. So a long time, maybe six or seven years ago. But the most recent Kevin Durand appearance we saw was walking tall with the rock. When we watch walking tall walking tall. Oh, what are you doing? Walking tall. It's where he has that he's in them. He's a there's a fight in the bar. He's got the big stick. The rock does and he's he's got the big stick. You know, the iconic scene with the big stick. He's like he's like a real dude, right? It was like a main heavy. Yeah. Like, yeah, I think not the main heavy. The main heavy is Neil McDonough. But he's like Neil McDonough's main fighter. Okay. So no McDonough fighter. Okay. I get all night. Remember that Knoxville was his but was Dwayne Johnson's little buddy. I remember this now. Yeah. Yeah. Kevin Durand. Memorable and everything he's in, he will go down as one of those character actors. I love to see. I saw that Abigail horror movie this year where he's in that plays like a Russian or something. Anyway, what was I saying? Abigail is the movie with the little girl who's like a vampire that a bunch of vampires. Yeah. Yeah. Hired to kill him. They all show up to her house. So you were like, you were almost you were almost dead on. But the way it works is you don't know this at first. She seems like someone you need to protect. Right. Yeah. And then you find out when you get in there, it's like, Oh, shit, she's an ancient vampire trapped in a kid's body. And it's all it's it's actually kind of fun. It's okay. Dan Stevens is a bit of a douche in it. A little bit. Yeah. It's one of those more humorous horror movies like hide and seek or kind of like the Bloomhouse stuff where it's got its tongue firmly in cheek. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. And it's and I think that it works on a bunch of levels, but it also is kind of problematic. But one of the problems is definitely not Kevin Durand. His performance is great. So every time that dude stays shows up for a movie, I am all ears. I'm all eyes. I'm ready to go. He'll never be a leading man. That's fine. I don't need it. You know, he's your if you made remake Fargo today, you would give him the Peter Stomara role. He is just like imposing and weird and funny when he needs to be. He's just a great distinctly cat. For me in this movie, that is going to be Scott Grimes. I am a fan. Me too. I have always been he was. I don't know if he's exactly my age, but he he felt like when he you know, when he was a teenage actor, like he was my age felt like it. I'm a party of five. Is that where you first come? Um, no, hold on. What did I first see Scott Grimes in? Was he in that? That's why I was interested. I had I had a friend that I was interested in when I was in like middle school. A friend. I was I was interested in a friend and she was like, she was like Scott Grimes in critters too is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. And and so like I went I went out of my way to find a way to watch critters too. And I'm like, wow, what does what does she think about? I don't care. I'll just watch this guy now. Everything. He, uh, you know, he makes he makes a bunch of bit appearances. He's never a leading man. He's never gonna be a leading man. But then of course you pull it off. He's found his way through, you know, like he's found his way through his character in Orville. It is. Of course. Yeah. That's his. Yeah. That's like that was like his destination, right? Like his, the perfect kind of character that he that he tends to play. Yeah. That's the way that's the most memorable thing I can think of. I don't know if I ever saw earlier work from him. I'm sure I have. He has a half season run and justified where he's really good. I don't see. I should remember that and I don't. Weirdly. And of course his, uh, you know, his real, the thing that really made him his career was that he was on ER for like four years, five years, four or five years. He was on ER. If they ever do a, uh, biopic about Bill Burr, he will play the role of Bill Burr. And he's killing it in the Ted series. If you're not watching it. Oh, I, what is Ted Ted? Oh, Oh, yeah. You remember the movie? The Ted with the Teddy Bear. Yeah. I keep hearing that the, but what a crazy career. This dude is like in one second, he's in Ted. The next minute he's doing another voice on American dad, then he's back on Orville, then he's in Oppenheimer, then he's an NCIS Los Angeles, then law and order. And Oppenheimer's another one where I went into it going, I hear, I hear Scott Grimes is in this movie. That's weird. Wonder what he does. Nothing, almost nothing. And that's a shame. Like this is the first time we've ever seen Scott Grimes on film sec. That's, that blows my mind. Me too. I can't believe we watched how much critters yet. Yeah. Yeah. We got to get that one to go with. Yeah. Where, whereas we've seen Bobby B three times now, and I am, I am just like the instant I saw Bobby B, I'm like, this guy should be in everything. He is just freaking perfect. Hold on, Scotty. Who is it again? What's his name? Mark Addie, who was Mark Addie on? Oh, Robert Brad, Buck. Yeah. He was a Mo and a Mo curly and the three stooges. I forgot about that. One of them. Yeah. He was, because Will, Will Sasso wasn't in it and another with a fairly one, but the full Monty's that dudes from that, he's in everything, man. And look at his career. Anytime they need a big, big fat British guy to do a thing or put a beard on, he's in, he's all up in it. I can't, I can't imagine over, like, overstaying your limit more than Mark Addie does in the first season of Game of Thrones. Like the first season of Game of Thrones, he should have been a character that was on screen for five total minutes. And somehow he pushed through and became this legend. Oh, dude. Robert Brad. Yeah. His Robert, his Robert. Baratheon is one of the most memorable things about that whole series. And he's gone after the first season. You're right. It's crazy. Him and Ned Stark, I suppose, left a mark. So, okay, hold on. I was just noticing he was in a recent Doctor Who as well. So this guy gets around, man. He's a busy boy. It does. Yeah. It's some World of Warcraft voices or A voice, anyway. But for me, Mark Addie will always be the Friar Tuck character I wanted in a Knight's Tale. That like, because of what the role he plays in a Knight's Tale, I came into this movie thinking, Oh, Mark Addie, Bobby B, he's going to be that. And he was not, he was barely in this. Like everybody, everybody was bailing on this. Everybody dropped the B bomb. That was great. Yeah. And it's like, here's the B's. Ah, people don't like B's. He hates B's. There's nothing from Wicker Man. So here's an interesting bit of trivia. It says here that Sir Ridley Scott, he is Knight, as it sounds like. I didn't know that. Said that the only previous Robin Hood movie he thought was any good was Robin Hood men and tights from 93. Yeah. Yeah. He said that with a straight face. Such a slam. I mean, it must be, right? Because what else would you say that either you really think highly of that Mel Brooks thing or you? I mean, I enjoy it for all kinds of ironic reasons. I don't think it's good. You know, so I don't think Sir Ridley Scott, one of the great directors of our lifetimes says that that's the only good Robin Hood movie. I'm with it. It's more of a slight against the rest of the lineup. It's not Robin Hood is a story, right? It's just, it's an amalgamation of different, probably historical individuals who, you know, rolled together to make a good story. So in Ridley Scott's very much, you know, a historian, he loves history and he's kind of tried to craft a, a more realistic looking historical version of Robin Hood. So in that way, I'm, I'm with him. Yeah. I just want to, I just want you to know, that quote is why we are here. That quote, that quote, it jumps out at me a long time ago when I'm working on our upcoming list, and I'm like, well, there's been a bunch of Robin Hood movies. I wonder which ones we can sack. And so I go around and I find a bunch of Robin Hood movies ranked, right? There's all these different places ranking the Robin Hood movies. Yeah. And my, and my take on those is always, I don't want to watch the best one and I don't want to watch the worst one. Those are like, we're not going to, and in this case, if you compiled the rankings, the best ones are really old. And so like, not only do I not want to watch a movie that's 100 years old, but I don't think we're going to find it, right? So that's fine. Sure, sure. So I'm always going to the middle of those lists. And in the middle of all of these lists, there's always the same three movies, the one we just watched, Ridley Scott, Robin Hood men and tights, and Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. So I kick men and tights off because it's a complete comedy. It's comedy. It's hard for us to sack. Yeah. And that leaves us with two. And this one came up streaming before the other one. And the other one is Kevin Costner. So you know, it's going to be ridiculous. And I'm kind of glad I'm glad that we will one day watch Robin Hood Prince of Thieves in this order. Yeah, I think so too. What's funny is entertainment weekly puts, let me give you their top 10. Well, they're 11, I guess they have here. Their top 11 goes like this at 11 rogues of Sherwood Forest from 1950. No idea who cares. We're never going to see that. The story of Robin Hood and his Mary men from 52 is at number 10. Nine Robin Hood from 2018. I heard that was pretty bad. That was the Taren Edgerton thing. Never saw it. Robin Hood from 91. I think we we vetoed that. That's not the one. No, it's the Quincy's movie with Prince of Thieves. Okay. Prince of Thieves and 91 Robin Hood came out a couple months apart. Right. Okay. Then you got Robin Hood, this one from 2010 at seven, six place Robin Hood men and tights, according to this list against entertainment weekly. Number five, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves from 91. Number four, Robin and Maryan, which we definitely did veto. That's the one I mean, I watched it as great as a love story. Not great. Because I remember us beating it, vetoing it by name by Robin and Maryan, but if you would have asked me who was in it, I said, Oh, well, it's the guy from sleeping with the enemy, Patrick Bergen, who plays. But that's a totally different Robin Hood. That's the 1991 Robin. And it's a really weird look because Robin looks 72 and Maryan looks like someone of my friend's moms. You know, I just don't get it. It's a weird, it's a really weird look. The Robin and Maryan one. Yeah. If you didn't like, if you didn't like the prequel to Robin Hood, then you would not like the the post prime Robin and Maryan film. Is that what that is? Love story after. Here's what's funny, though, about you saying the the age things got is that Russell Crowe is a year older in this film. And Sean Connery was when he made Robin and Mary. Yeah, I think it just goes back to like everybody looked older back then. But also, I don't know, there's something about Russell Crowe, even men looked older back then, like Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburner about the same age. She's 47 and Robin and Maryan. And it just he looks ancient. He really that he really does handsome ancient, but ancient nonetheless. But the thing with Russell Crowe is he even now where he's kind of drizzled and old and getting a little fat every once in a while and all that. I'm a big fan of that. I think he's freaking great. I will never not be a Russell Crowe fan. This movie made me just want to immediately turn around and rewatch Gladiator and then go watch Master and Commander again and the whole movie. I just wrote down over and over and over. I want to watch Gladiator, please. Can we just switch? Yeah, just in the mood. I mean, the mood now. I do. Well, I'm definitely we've got our tickets for opening night for Gladiator too. I need to watch it between now and then. I'm really be curious your take to do them back to back like that because I don't know. It's a tricky thing. 20 years, 20 years. I'm sorry, 24 years apart trying to do this thing has to stand on its own. The new one for people who it's been so long that you're going to get a huge part of the audience that hasn't seen the original that's being either, you know, dragged to the movie by somebody who has or just says, Oh, this gladiator too seems cool. Let's go see that. And I don't know the original. Do I need to know? It's a glad you're right. I don't know if I would even call this Gladiator to have had been them. I don't know. I would probably gladiator later. I mean, the only the only character I think that that is still there is the mom played by I forgot her name. She's great. She was in the first one to the sister the sister to Joaquin Phoenix's character in the first gladiator. Can I give her a name? Anyway, her. She's in it. Other than that, no other connective tissue in terms of real of actors. So they if it's as good as all the pre buzz saying, then I think that we may be looking at a movie that really knows how to focus in on new characterizations, new situations, but said in that world because we already have the impact of the world from the first one. We don't need to be retold that. So I really hope. Well, I don't know, whatever. I'm seeing this with gladiator. Yes. All right. Well, I know that that if Tina doesn't like it, I'm in big trouble because she was really surprised and a little bit ticked off that I didn't get tickets for Wicked, which comes out the same. Oh, she's her favorite movie of all time is Wizard of Oz, and we've seen the play Wicked. And she's like, so we're seeing that opening. No, we're seeing glad you're at your opening night, but I got this ticket on Sunday. So we're seeing two movies that weekend. Well, so just to finish out this list, entertainment weekly is top three. This is interesting. And it's probably not, I'm probably never going to see two in one, but number three, Robin Hood from 73, the Disney one, and it is great. I freaking love it. Yeah. Robin Hood, and it'll run them through that whole thing. So great. All right. And then you got number two Robin Hood from 1922 is a silent movie. And then at number one, they give it to the adventures of Robin Hood from 38. That's your, Errol Flynn business. Have you had the javelin or? Yeah, Olivia, the javelin, Errol Flynn. And it was the first, well, one of the first color films of the era. I guess in 38, that was still pretty rare. Wasn't okay. Yeah, it was. I was thinking that this one was, was colorized, but no, it was actually shot in technical. It was shot in technical. It looks, you know, like that weird effect. But I think this is, this is famous for being one of those early ones, kind of like Wizard of Oz, also one of those. And right around the same time, right? Like 30, 39. Yeah. And they even used it as part of the story because half that movie is in black and white, and then the rest is color. What a gimmick. That's like today, that would be like the first half of the movie is just with film, but the latter half is all AI generated. It'd be like that today. My favorite thing about these old Technicolor movies is that they go out of their way to add color to things. Like wardrobe is very colorful in those movies. And I could just like just watch. I don't even need the sound. Right. You got Technicolor in your name, you better, you better do something special. You better, you better deliver. Yeah. Do you know what I mean? Where, like in those old Technicolor movies, they would like, they would like go to your jacket and give, give a brown jacket, white stitching, you know? So that it like really, you could really see the color. Yeah, it would pop. I mean, it wasn't this special, right? Because what you're going to do, go home and watch color TV? No, no. Well, speaking of some of this cast, so this is pretty crazy. It said something earlier in a discord about some connections and stuff, but I was blown away by all the cross connecting. So we have like tons of MCU in here. You've got everybody from Oscar Isaac, William Hurt. I want to get back to William Hurt in a second because I, whenever you tell me William Hurt is going to be in some period looking movie, I always scoff at you and say, that's a terrible idea. He needs to be in a suit and tie or be a doctor or be a government guy. Don't put him in your old ass. 1200 BCA, AD, whatever. Don't do that with William Hurt. It doesn't fit. And I'm wrong. He's always good. And in this, he is a high point of this movie, I think, acting wise. Yes, absolutely. In the village, in the village, it's both. Yeah, it's true. It's to be both in a modern movie and an ancient movie. That's true. But you got William Hurt, Oscar Isaac, Matthew McFadden, who's your sheriff of Nottingham, was just in just made his MCU debut, I guess, yeah. Kate Blanchett, of course. Russell Crow also, because of the last Thor movie. I don't know about Max von Seidtow, but I kept wondering about that. Where's the thing? Do you like him? Do you like him? No, I like him. I just don't know how you mean. Did you like him? MCU? I'm saying, yeah. I can't think of anything with him yet. But then you have all these dune connections. You have Oscar Isaac again, you have Leia Sedoe, or how do you say the French lady's name, who plays his hot little French pastry, as mom called her. Kevin DeRan, technically part of the MCU now that they've at least honored the Fox stuff. It's true. Yeah. Now that Hugh Jackman's Wolverine is part of the MCU, so becomes the blob. Yeah. Worgens. And then you get your three Tandy Yuma connection with him and Russell Crow, and then you got your Mark Strong is in the thing I can't remember. But anyway, I was just like blown away by this. In 2010, I don't think they were planning on having this big crossover thing. Obviously, because none of that had happened yet. But look how it's all gone. And Oscar Isaac's, what? Like 10 years old in this, felt like he's so young. Right. Super young. Yeah, way before his star rises for us and kind of geeked him in everything. Yeah, inside super hateable. Oh, he was it. He was very good in this. He's a complete dude. Very extremely good. Yeah. I haven't really got a chance to tell you. It's funny. I've been waiting. It's like, well, originally, I was going to try and interrupt and say what I thought of the movie when we were talking about it. Oh, sorry. But I'm going to be one of the people kind of defending this thing. I actually enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I was going to, based on what I'd heard. And I think I enjoyed it more as a movie than a Robin Hood movie. Because it doesn't need, I mean, because there's no sequel and because we really don't get the payoff of all right, here's what Robin Hood becomes. This thing, if you just changed a few names, which they did, then you could then this could just be a movie about a dude and his happy band of followers. What if it's just a movie about the 20 years before the signing of the Magna Carta? It's very interesting. All of the stuff that they come up with to pack into this thing. That could have worked without, I don't... It's why I use that intro to work. It's why I use the intro that I did because it was this different, like he's sitting there talking about Crusades and when he was running around with King Richard and they were suppressing people, killing them, rounding them up. Like those concepts, you know, hear about that in Robin Hood movies? It never comes up. Right. Right. All Robin Hood has ever been before is this little bit of a two dimensional, like we're going to hide in the forest. Here comes a thing full of gold. We're going to rob it and we're going to take it back and we're going to give it to these poor people. Rinse it and repeat. That's the movie. This is not that. This is like, and that's maybe where my, maybe I need to have that mindset of like just who cares if it's Robin Hood, it's not really the point. Don't think of it as a Robin Hood movie. And as a Robin Hood movie, it probably warrants like a five or six on the scale, but as a movie movie, just as a, you know, as a period piece, a movie movie, I think it's a lot better than that. I think it's an eight or nine for me. The movie goes out of its way to go. We're not robbing from the rich and giving to the poor here all the way even, even when they get their first, you know, their first investment where they come across the king's men who have been slain, they just, you know, they're more like scavengers. It's like, hey, look, some free gold. Why not? We need it anyway. So let's take it. It wasn't like they were trying to give. They were scheming, right? They were scheming. And scheming isn't necessarily what you apply to Robin Hood. It's more like a righteous rebellion is what you write, what you ascribe to him. And this, this is all probably prior to a film that might have been more like what I'm saying, but they didn't do it because they didn't make enough money. Ironically, though, it made just barely less than the Kevin Costner one did. So I guess our standards for box office have changed or, you know, this movie cost almost 200 north of 200 million to make. So probably just was a, you know, the ratio was just off. And they were like, we're not making another one of these plus Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott fell out after this. They didn't get along. Unsettling. They haven't done anything with each other since this one. And right prior to this, he had just finished what two movies in a row almost that were one's the gangster one that someone just said. And I forgot the name of again, American gangster. And the one, it's a long life or it's a long day or something like that. What a day in a life, whatever it is. We'll fit a long life. I think it's the actual full title yet. Something like that. I can't remember what it's called, but it's another Russell Crowe deal. And then this comes and I guess they just fought and ain't got all pissy and I think Russell Crowe was entering. They seem like two people. They could get pissy, right? Both of them. They seem very much like. Absolutely. Yeah. And Crowe, Crowe famous for walking out of a couple of televised interviews where they wouldn't stop asking him about why he sounded sort of Irish in the room. Yes. What is that? That sounded Irish at times or Scottish at times? I found it difficult to get over the fact that for about a decade, Russell Crowe was known to be a hothead and kept like having to go to court because he lashed out at somebody and gave him damages. Yeah. The only thing that I remember was that he threw a phone at an assistant or something during that movie where he messed around with a cigarette. Oh, right. It was like a hotel clerk or somebody like that. It was like a somebody. Yeah. He threw a phone and I can't even remember the movie that he was on set for or in town for and got pissed and threw a phone at somebody. Yeah. I think he's, yeah. I think he's passed it now, but he's basically that guy in the truck. What's that movie he just did recently where he's asked? Oh, that was so good. Road rage. Oh, that was what's it called though? It's called rage. No. Rage? No. It's like rage or something like that. Is it? It's really called road. It's called road. It came at a time. That's not the name. Hold on. We're going to follow. No, it's called. I'll tell you. It is called unhinged. Unhinged. He plays man. Yeah. He plays man in unhinged. It came out at a time that really, oh, that was rough. Yeah. It was 2020. We all didn't want to like, yeah, we didn't want to look at it. It's contentious with election stuff. We didn't want any extra rage in our lives. So I stayed away from it. Yeah. It's really good though. Not as worth revisiting if you haven't seen it. Oh, yeah. And I just saw his exorcism thing, the Pope's exorcist. That was great. I enjoyed that a lot. He was, he's, it's pretty silly and a little over the top. He's kind of like, yeah, super exorcist. And like, it's not really scary. It's more like Russell Crowe has got a bunch of secrets and he's going to come in here and cast your devils out. But it's a good time. I enjoyed it. We're looking at anyway. My point was, I didn't, did I have a point? I probably didn't. I don't know. That was it. I just made the point. You're just in your own new Russell, uncurrent Russell Crowe. All new. All of them, they'll all phases. I love, I love his work. I think he's a great actor. I think he's always compelling. I'm probably going to watch a nice guy soon because it cropped up after this. It says, you may also like and I'm like, Oh, yeah, freaking nice guys is great. Like he's like, we talked about him as Zeus and Thor, love and thunder. Did you see that one? I still haven't seen it. No. How, how was he that way? How was he? That was fun. Zeus. He's, he's, he's good in a not as not quite as good film, which is a part of it because I love Tycho at TD. I love the whole Thor franchise. I thought Ragnarok was, is, is one of my three or four favorite MC films, but overall, that film disappoints me, but it wasn't because of Russell Crowe. I thought Russell Crowe was great. Yeah. Yeah. I thought that movie was fun. That's about where I'm going to leave it at. That's about the value of it. As fun as a movie about Thor's girlfriend getting cancer, it could be. Hey, I found a piece trivia that only maybe Ibb it would know. Alan Doyle, the character, or sorry, the actor who played one of Robin's cohorts. Oh, yes. Yes. That's a great big C. Yeah. He's a singer for this Canadian band. I had no idea. That was cool. Really good Canadian band. They, you know, it's, it's no. Oh, what's the one that just had the guy die a couple years ago? Gord, Gord Downey and the, oh, shoot. Can't remember the name of the band he was in, but it was like he was so beloved. It was like losing Bob Dylan kind of thing. Oh, wow. But great big C is like a, they do a great version of it to the end of the world as we know it. They do a really good version of that. The Gordon Lightfoot song about the ship that goes down, the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald. Yeah. They're great. Really, really. All right. So let me ask you this question. Is he the bard of this movie? He must be. Yes. He's the guy that's always with the guitar. Yep. And always playing that string instrument, always hollering out Mary Men Tunes. That's his job. Correct. Yeah. And let's sing something about a woman. Yeah. I'm horny. Sing something about a woman. Right. There really aren't many women in this movie, by the way, no, no, no, no, but the one that out there, the one in there is amazing. She's so good. And just rocks. You could put her in on, which I'm sure I think you saw the Borderlands movie because you didn't you suffer. I did suffer that discipline. By the way, tragically hip is the band I was trying to remember before all those two mediums start writing emails. Oh, sorry, but you forgot the name of the tragically hip, which is like our Beatles up here. Yeah, but she is so good that I don't care what she's in. She could just be opening a can of mayonnaise and I would be. Isn't it weird that she is great? Isn't it weird that she and Russell Crow are both Australian and you never once questioned her accent? No, she's like, she's like, I guess because she's good. Well, no, like all that's what's funny. All the Australian actors of note her, Hemsworth's, all of them can do amazing English, American, whatever accent you need them to do. And there's always these stories where they say, well, we grew up on American television and that's how we learn how, you know, that's always their answer. What happened to Russell Crow's household? What were they watching? There's nothing mad max on 24/7. Like he never is good at faking that stuff. I rarely get mad at accents period. As long as I can understand what they're saying and I'm believing the character, the accent doesn't. How do you feel about Princess Leia swapping around in Star Wars? It's a weird, okay, I'm going to actually find a version of it. So here's what it's saying. I know it bothers some people. Now some people are are sticklers, especially if you're from that region and someone's supposed to be representing you, it's got to be infuriating. But even with bad southern accents, and it bothers me. So this is the same. Done away. Here's the same movie. Okay, same movie, same actor doing what she does. The more you tighten your grip, talk, the more star systems will slip through your fingers. Well, somebody get this big walking carpet out of my way. Could you be more not the same? She's in front of the Darth Vader, she's got it, you know, all kind of known as being very boozy. I changed my accent 20 times a day according to the person around. So I mean, I guess this is what they call scenes planing, isn't it, when we try to explain the stuff. Well, would somebody please get this walking carpet out of my way? He just doesn't like, you're so right, dude. If that had been Judy Dench, it would have been amazing. Oh my God. Can you imagine Dame Judy Dench's freakin' Princess Leia? I would buy into that. Here's another show there. Oh, yeah, go ahead. I got one person in this movie in Robin Hood that does not belong, should not have been there. I'm fine. I'm willing to give you everyone else, but this one person is so wrongly cast. And that is because it's a retelling of an actual history, right? So like Richard II had a bunch of sons and I'm sorry, Henry II had a bunch of sons, right? And the one that succeeds him is Richard the Lionheart and Richard the Lionheart's running around trying to hold together the Angevin Empire. And that means fighting people in France all the time and it eventually gets him captured. And then when he gets free, he goes crazy and gets killed. How many? Okay, keep going. I got a question. So that leaves the whole empire to his brother, Prince John, becomes King John, right? Right. And then Danny Houston's brother is Oscar Isaac? No. Yeah. He doesn't look right. He doesn't sound like he doesn't look anything like Danny Houston at all. They look like they're from a different size of the planet. He's a bastard. Well, look at it this way, though. Go back to the cartoon and one's a lion and the other one's a tiger. Like that's pretty after that. That makes sense. That's pretty fucked up. I'll tell you though, I love Richard's death. Like it's like a guy's like he's bringing soup. Hey, soup for everybody. Oh, let me see the Sarah thing. And I'm like, oh, that was gorgeous. I killed the king. I always wanted to look and try one of these crossbow. That soup that that soup guy's getting a raise. That's what's going on there. I'm telling you, I loved it. That's just like, that's the best to change the winds of change or just some soup guy. Oh, and and give me a trope alert. Oh, I can hand you one on a platter here. Where is it? You're about to be a hero. You're in the stocks locked up when the person who put you there dies. Yeah. That's all that's amazing. That's a that feels like it's in everything that a that the hero starts out in jail and the jailer dies. It's like get out of jail free card. So that is. And I love the I always love this back in note those days when you have these wars and these skirmishes and stuff. There's always some kid who's like 12 to 16 whose job it is is just to observe shit and then run as fast as you can to the next town over to explain to the powers that be what just went down and then and then run back and carry word forward from the thing. Like that's how we used to like get information around before radio and all that kind of stuff. And it's interesting to think that there were people who made a living doing that like in this 12, your 1200, there's this barony all over England, right? And all of the different barons desperately want to know what's going on in London. And so there's people who like, that's their living. They have a horse. That's their their their main purpose. They get on it. They ride out into the into the country and they tell the locals what is going on and exchange for like room and board. Yeah, exactly. Old vegetables or whatever you could do. Really care idea. I I I'm nostalgic for something that I never experienced, which is to just, you know, pull into some town. You don't live in and go, you there. What's the word? And just, you know, get the description of what's going on. I yeah, I'm nostalgic for something that never existed. It's a very simple, very purposeful thing, isn't it? There's there's something about it that has like a kind of a raw down to earth quality to it. Danny used to know you mentioned him briefly, but Danny Houston who plays King Richard Linehart. Guys, a freaking douchebag and everything he's ever made ever. He's got to be on our list of like regular people we see in these movies, right? Feels like Danny has to name name another movie that we've seen from him because there's one other. Well, okay, then it's got to be fugitive, right? The fugitive has to be in a fugitive. Correct. Yeah, he was too. He was his friend. Oh, yeah, it was right. The other doctor. Yeah, right. You guys are smoking crack. Oh, the jerk. He was the jerk. Yeah, the doctor that set everything up. Yeah, the one that got his wife killed. He was the poll point. He was he sent the one our man over there and all that. The one who's the one our man, right? Am I smoking crack? I it's a good you you say good. I don't know. I'm apparently smoking the same crack because that's what I remember. I can't find the fugitive in Danny Houston's list. This can't be right. Is he uncredited? Maybe not? Was it not Danny Houston in the fugitive? I don't think it was. Hold on. I'm looking whoa. I'm looking. You found a new Maggie Grace. Oh, you know who it is? It's that Jaron Crab guy. Okay, he's they're the same guy. You got the same guy. Come on. They're the same guy. Jaron Crab A. He's what is he? Dutch? Yeah, this guy's English. Damn it. All right, hold on. It is exactly the same dude. I mean, I'm looking at him and I'm just like, look at it. I'm looking this. Okay, we got to find this then. This is going to annoy me. You say he's in one other thing we've seen? I don't know. Yeah. Oh, but Danny Houston is not English. He's Italian. I didn't realize that because he really he really doesn't like he doesn't exist in a bunch of Italian stuff. Okay. That's funny. He was striker in X-Men Origins Wolverine. Yes. Yes, he was. Yes, he was. It didn't mean for another crossover. I wasn't aware. Okay, I can't find anything. I guess go ahead and spell the beans. What's what's the movie? So we saw Danny Houston in the movie Angel has fallen. Oh, shit. Let me guess though. He's like a senator. He's a turncoat senator or some shit like that, right? It was a Gerard Butler thing. Yeah, I know the movie, but his role is always that though. His job is to go, I'm a douche and you can't trust me. I've been working behind the scenes the whole time. Yeah, I am never going to remember anything in that movie, except Gerard Butler played Gerard Butler and Lance Rettick played Lance Rettick. Yeah, only ever Lance Rettick in a movie. I like that movie. Morgan Freeman was the president. Yeah, no, that was the other one. There you go. That's the other one. We don't know what he did. Oh, no, he was the vice president because the president was Too Faced Harvey Dent. Can't think his name. I got I've forgotten everything about this movie. I went to watch it. I remember it because he's in the basement and they're killing some of his cabinet members in front of him or beating them or whatever, the Korean terrorist guy. And so you had Harvey Dent and they're freaking out and trying not to let everybody have the codes or whatever. And then on the outside, your vice president is this movie that forgettable that I can't remember anything. Yes. Here's the problem. The problem is that there's London has fallen, Olympus has fallen and and a whole other movie called White House Down. And it's like, Olympus has fallen is the one that had Aaron Eckhart as the president. Yes. Correct. But then but then Space becomes president. Morgan Freeman becomes president for the second one. Exactly. Because he was VP. I thought he was. Yeah. Remember? What's the one with the nuclear weapon at the football game? Oh, that is a sum of all three men. That men return. What's the one with the nuke? What's the one with the nuke at the hockey game? That one's. That is a sudden death. Thank you. That's it. We watched that together. That was a live watch we did. No, none of those people are in that one. And sudden death is going to go down as one of the film sack movies that is the most underrated for me, for me. It is going to be like in my top 10 of I'm willing to watch that any time. Yeah. I mean, we could go back and do a proper episode that we did a watch through like a live watch, but we could always go back and like revisit it. I'd love that movie. It's stupid, stupid, dumb and good. Here's my favorite bit of trivia. George, the horse that Russell Crow rode in on in Gladiator 2000. Of course he rode in. That's right. That horse appeared in this movie. So the Gladiator horse still getting work. All those many 10 years later. Here a horse that is at the white horse. I don't know for sure. Because then because they also. I know that that's not George. George is a different horse. Rusty is the white horse in this movie. Rusty worked with Crow. He also worked with Russell Crow and less miserables though, like two years later. So less miserable. These horses. These two horses, man. Jeez. I was confused because I was like, Hey, Robin Hood's riding a horse now. And isn't that the king's horse? And I'm like, you just can't pull up at London and go, here you go. I'm riding off of the king's horse. They wouldn't even give him a ring. I was like, I'm really confused about the horses. I don't know what to get. There's no good like car comparison. I don't know how that shit works with royalty. Right. You can't eat my deer. I want to just unpack something really, really quick. Because again, I enjoyed this movie overall. It's just riddled with problems. Yeah. It's riddled with a problem. And the problem that really stuck out to me was that it set up this really interesting conflict where Robin Hood steals a bunch of gear. He and his Mary men steal a bunch of gear of dead knights and pass themselves off as knights and then go to London with the crown to give it to the new king. And you're expecting, Oh, this is a, this is one of those, they're, they're going to try really, really hard to not be found out, but someone's going to know. And there's this really intriguing thing about that, about pretending to be a nobility or and you're not. And everybody's trying to see through it. And they just don't, they, you know, like there's one powerful person who figures it out. It was never figured out, or at least not, there was no payoff to that entire thing. Right. The payoff, I guess, was the tension it created. And I actually appreciated that they didn't ratchet up the tension too much because that would have made this movie too depressing. I don't know. It made it just too dark. I liked the fact that this movie, for the most part, it was kind of hopeful for the most part, even when being, you know, tyrannical rule, it still seemed to be kind of hopeful, which is why I want to see in a, in a Robin Hood movie. Yeah. It's just so, it was so weird to me to like, tension for tension's sake is fine. But they're telling a, they're telling a story that we all can relate to. Someone's, someone sneaking around, impersonating someone else, right? Well, I liked, but I liked it was kind of a lead in. It was, it was, it was purposeful in two ways. It was purposeful to create tension at the moment of, of meeting. And then it was also a way to explore the idea that a name could be separated from the individual. You could actually, in order for all the politics of the time to operate, you might would have to fudge who you are, in order to maintain wealth or power or whatever. Yeah, that's a great, that's a very interesting thing, right? This like, a disobedience requires you to do some skeevy stuff, but in the larger story, in the larger picture, you are, it's all for this greater good. And that's a, that's a slipper slope, right? Like, where, how far are you willing to go? Some people far enough is protesting something, but too far is setting off a bomb somewhere. So where, where do you have the line? And that's interesting to explore, especially in this very paper thin Robin Hood story that we usually get told. Instead, this one's like, let's go a little deeper, which is a very Ridley Scott thing to do. I think maybe that's where my disconnect came from. And the more I think about what Brian said, the more I agree with it on this whole idea, like, if you just kind of push to the side, the Robin Hood part, this is one of Ridley Scott's things. Yeah, and this is what he does. He makes these, I mean, if you haven't seen Kingdom of Heaven or if anyone at home hasn't seen Gladiator, this is another version of those with a different, larger, powerful, evil, and little guys trying to make their way. I mean, it's that again. And, and he loves doing that and exploring it. If this had been hard R, I think I may have been more on board. And that's a weird thing to say, but I would have felt like the, the fighting just always felt like, well, there's no blood, there's not these guys aren't really fighting. Like, I just kind of felt like it was sanitized that stuff. Yeah. And I think I think that would have done it for me or pushed it over the edge. So here's the most bolded question I wrote down. And I want, I want everybody's individual answer on this question, please. And that is, why, why is Gladiator so much better than this? What, what misses the mark so badly for you about this movie, specifically wearing it to Gladiator? I don't know if I would say that Gladiator is so much better than this. I think I enjoyed them about the same amount in years. I mean, it has been 24 years since I've seen Gladiator saw it. When it first came out, have not seen it since, definitely need to go back to it. And that's why I'm looking forward to doing that. But I don't remember walking out of it saying that's, you know, the best Ridley Scott movie I've ever seen, or even one of the five best Ridley Scott movies I've ever seen. Yeah. This one I feel is, you know, I don't feel I don't feel it's in the top five either, but I feel it's, it's really good. I really enjoyed it. I think his, I think him walking with his hand on the hay. That's the big difference between that and this one. But like gladiators like 80% on Rotten Tomatoes in this movie is about 40%. And so like there's a, there's a gulf. And when you're watching this movie, if you've seen Gladiator a few times and you, you know, come to appreciate the excellence of that film, you kind of, I found myself longing for it, you know? I did too. And I think it's because I think it's hard for me to just let go of the Robinhood part. And I think that I would be a healthier viewer if I could. But there's so much baggage with it that when you come to me and say, here's my telling of the Robinhood story. Yeah. And then I find that it's not really that great of a Robinhood story then I kind of fall away. Whereas Gladiator was wholly original. I mean, we knew about gladiators in ancient Roman, all that, but this wasn't a story that had been apocryphally told for 200 years. This was a, a brand new slate or brand new canvas for Gladiator where this wasn't. And I think maybe that's it for me. And it's mostly a me thing. Like it's, I bring too much baggage with Robinhood, I think. I'll bet that if you look at the reviews for Robinhood on Rotten Tomatoes and why it's got that low score, a lot of people will say this wasn't very good. It didn't tell the Robinhood story very well. Yeah, I think of a lot of people are going to probably do that. Whereas that's why I'm saying, I think this is a healthy way to look at it. If you can go in there and just say, think of it as an experiment, Ridley Scott's like, you know what? I'm going to tell a familiar story, but I'm going to really twist it. I'm going to put it on its end. I would probably have a better, that would be better for me to go into it like that. Instead, I went in going, oh man, I even liked a cartoon version of Robinhood, better than that. That's a bad, that's a bad place to see this from. Don't be doing that. I think the difference for me between the two movies, Gladiator is high pressure, high stakes. And this one is meandering. And so I have trouble comparing the two directly because they're using two different methods. And so, yeah, I could probably objectively say, yeah, Gladiator is tighter. The points are faster, but if you ask me on any giving day, would I prefer to watch Gladiator today or would I prefer to watch Robinhood? I may be more inclined to say, this is what Robinhood is, this little nice little mandering story that has a little action here and there. Yeah. It's interesting, because I think the big complaint about Gladiator for some people is that it's too long and too drawn out. I come at it from the other way. I'm like, I love this so much. I want it to be 10 hours long. And you can't, obviously, you can't keep up that intensity for 10 hours. But this movie trades on that. Robinhood is saying, here, we're going to make a Robinhood movie that is as intense as it can be. And we're not going to give you comic relief, maybe a little bit of a cruiser every now and then, but there's no real comic relief. Yeah, I don't even know if it's required. That's the other thing is I went in thinking it was required. It's not really. Why would it be? There are plenty of stories out there that get, like Pocahontas from Disney, full of humor, full of stuff that you would never have in that original story. Any of that stuff where Disney takes historical stuff and works with it, they goof it up, make it goofy or whatever, the real stories aren't like that shit at all. They're not like that. So I don't know why. I don't have to do that. It's weird. I like meandering through the countryside. And I think that's what's beautiful about Robinhood in lots of ways. It's just like, oh, it's the wood and it's life as it was then. And sure, there's tyranny. But for the most part, most days, you don't even see it. It just hits you occasionally, but you have to be prepared. But for the most part, it's not gladiator where you're like, you're constantly being rammed up against somebody else and every day is life or death. And is this more like? So I can't help but compare the two films beat for beat because of the fact that it's Russell Crowe playing essentially the same character. Not exactly the same character, but the essence of main character in movie is the same. His loss is not quite, maybe that's part of this problem, though, Randy, it's like his loss in gladiator was profound, which drove him to basically seek revenge against an entire empire. But his loss here is more like, I saw a thing when I was a kid. It seemed gnarly. Anyway, like, I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I made out of our right. I didn't know. It didn't have the heft of what happened to Maximus. I mean, and he won the Oscar for Best Actor for gladiator. He did a better job. It takes a lot more reaching to be someone who isn't such a situation as the character wasn't gladiator, where it doesn't take as much. We could all kind of see ourselves in Robinhood, right? Yeah. I think my mistake here is allowing myself to get to the beat-for-beat comparison, because, like, just another example, Joaquin Phoenix versus Oscar Isaac in this, there is no comparison. No. Joaquin Phoenix's portrayal of frickin' comedos in gladiator is unbelievable. It is a star-making performance for Joaquin Phoenix, and Oscar Isaac in this movie is just dumb. I disagree. I wish he wasn't. I can't. I agree with you on the point of, I think, Phoenix is freaking brilliant in gladiator, but I think this is one of Oscar Isaac's most, I mean, I hated his guts in it, but I think he's very good in this. If you hated his guts, then he did a really good one. He's a standout. Yeah. You could argue that the character of John, but John's always, like, even in the cartoon, he's just such a dick, talking to that snake all the time, just being a weenie, sucking his thumb, and all that, you know, it's just a puss. Yeah. But his portrayal, like, if I hadn't known better, well, I didn't know. Well, I guess I didn't see the movie either, so I wouldn't have known. But I wouldn't, you know, you see this guy and you're just like, "Who the hell is this actor? Holy shit." And I think we're seeing the fruits of that now. The guy's in everything and is regarded as one of the greats of hard time, and Oscar Isaac. Just keep going, dude. Keep chewing it up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's just so good. I think the first thing I ever saw him in was that Lewin Davis, co and brothers movie. And I think that was right or inside Lewin Davis. I didn't see that until recently. Yeah, inside Lewin Davis. I didn't see that until recently. It was like, "Oh, this is so good." It's very good. And I think of that was kind of his moment, because after that, it all sort of took off, next mock. Like I say, it says a me problem. Oscar Isaac doesn't look like Danny Houston. They should have gotten the evil doctor from the fugitive. That's it. Yeah. Perfect. That's my notes. That's a perfect trade. It's a perfect trade. All right. That explains why I feel like Danny Houston never gets old, because I'm mixing those two guys up. Yeah. And he's just like, "They're just going to keep swapping down the line until there's another third guy that looks like them, but he's in his 30s, and he's going to confuse me until I'm dead." Russell Crowe is indeed, according to the trivia, the oldest actor who played Robin Hood in a movie. Sir Sean Connery was 44 one year younger than Crowe when he played the movie. But he's supposed to be old man Robin, so it makes sense. Sure. Absolutely. Costner was 35, and everybody else is a lot younger than that. So that's your order, oldest 45 or so. I know we said this when we watched the baseball movie, but Kevin Costner just never feels like he's young. I don't understand it. He's an old soul. He dances with wolves. He's supposed to be like 20, and he feels 50. Yeah. I don't get it. Yeah. I think that's part of his that's part of his draw then and now. Well, now he's old, but when he was playing, he played old young, for sure. Yeah. I really like it though. There's something about his whole vibe. I could watch him all day. Hey, it's time for Waterworld rewatch. It's about that time. I mean, guess what? There's a couple of movies you could watch him all day. Yeah. I'd like to do it once a year, and I think it's about time. November is a good month for that, because it reminds me of the summer, and I'm cold now. Also, we talked about their collaborations actually having a list here. This is Ridley Scott and actor Russell's fifth collaboration, so the others were gladiator. Good year from... Oh, that's the movie I couldn't remember the name. A good year from '06. American Gangster. Good year. American Gangster '07 and Body of Lies '08. Look at that run with him. Six years later, but then from good year through Body of Lies, every year he works with Russell Crow on some major movie. Nuts. American. They don't talk about they hate each other. Yeah, now they don't like each other. Well, maybe they're better now. I don't know. But that would be a bummer. I mean, nobody's banging down his door right now to do really serious stuff. I don't mean Ridley Scott, but Russell Crow. We're talking about a man who won the Academy Award for acting two years in a row. He should have a legendary career by the time it's all said and done. He should be in so many major movies. And it's just kind of straight. I guess he just pushed people away. He had a little bit of a Marlon Brando phase, I think, and it literally played Jor-El like Marlon Brando did in Superman. But I think he's... Parallels there too, yeah. I think it's Turner, though. I feel like we're seeing more of him and he's interesting and seems softer and quieter. H has a way of doing that to you. I'll watch him do whatever. He's just infinitely interesting. And for those who complain about his accent in this, I would agree that it's weird and different and kind of Irish all the time. But he did master and commander six years before, five years before this. That was '03. And he does a perfectly fine British accent in that. Well, I'm not British, so I can't really say it, but it feels like it to me. So I don't understand what happened here. It's suitable. It works in that movie. Yeah. I don't think Ridley Scott really cares. But Ridley Scott is really, really focused on what something looks like and how it feels and isn't... He's not... He's very good at that. The how it looks now feels, for sure. His... What am I thinking of? Oh, it's just the drastic jump that Prometheus takes in cinematography over anything that came before it in the Alien series. It's just like, holy shit. And I know that's deep. That's a lot of DP work, right? It's not just him, but man. I don't want to be overboard here. So I'm going to try to cut this down, but Mark Strong must be a freaking joy to photograph. Like that guy. He's very handsome man. I like... You got to cut this center in his shirt. Yeah. I love him. Like unabashedly love him. He's the voice of the Space Marine and the first Space Marine video game. It sold the whole game for me. All the rest of it was fine, but it was all trimming on the tree that is Mark Strong. He's fan-free-contastic, and he's an evil douche in this in all the best ways. And even like him, it's so when he gets hit with that arrow in the neck and he kind of smiles. All I could think of was like, either he's just that bad, an evil, or that arrow went right through the part of his brain that controls your eyes. Right. And he just was like, er, hello. I'm happy all of a sudden. Or it was more of a grim mess than a smile, but it just came across as like, yeah. I like to think of it as thank God it's over. I hate the 1200s. Right. There were two gifts that I was expecting you to cut. It was going to be that one with the arrow through the neck, and it was the mouse dangling from the side of the fruit bowl and they pan up and they're like, that was such a great shot. We're not redoing that. We got a twinkly mouse. Yep. How often you get that? But also that was the thing that gross grossed me out. I did not like the mouse. Oh, shut up. Really? The mouse? It was not the bloody oyster? Nope. That was fine. They didn't bother me. I mean, it's gross, but it's so freaking fake. But you hate oysters anyway. So even like a little bit of gross red food coloring on an oyster, I would think would still gross you. Oh, it's up there. But I know that the mouse can and probably does carry a bunch of microbial whores. Whereas that whole thing with the thing was just, you know, faked up to be gross. If Scott was eating in someone's hall and some mice were on the table, mentioned on the food, Scott would leave. Yeah, I wouldn't stay there. I don't know. I mean, if my dog put her big, dumb tongue in a bowl of cereal, I'd keep eating the cereal probably, but oh my God. That's further than I would go. But it's because, you know, I have this intimate relationship with my dog and my dog and I get along and, you know, she's like my face before everything to be fine. So when I get Jardiel, I'll let you guys know that I can't do this show. Before we get too far away from photographing Mark Stront, our cinematographer here is John Matheson. John Matheson is a famous and very, very successful cinematographer. He he helmed a gladiator, for instance. Yeah. And there there's one other film sack film that we've seen that John Matheson was the director of photography. I'll just tell you it was Matchstick Men. You would never guess that. I don't know. Matchstick Men doesn't strike me as great cinematography. But having seen Robin Hood now, there is a movie in 2017, which I would call my favorite movie of 2017. That's a little controversial. There is a movie that he photographed. I don't want you to look it up. I want you to guess. 2017, what was John Matheson's cinematographer? Blade Runner 2049. No. No, but you're close. Okay. That'd be great because it's so connected to Scott. Yeah. I'm so bad with the years. I'm pretty good. I'm okay with it. Oh, you're great. What are you talking about? Well, I'm prime. It depends. Sometimes these are hard. Okay. Annihilation. Maybe. No. Okay. Again, that's not a bad guess. I'm trying to think of what else came out that year. I don't know what your interstellar team is. That was just dull. The interstellar is a good guess, but that's a 2014 or something like that. The answer is John Matheson is the cinematographer for Logan. Oh, yeah. Logan's very pretty movie. Yeah. And once you know that, you can't unsee it. Also, Logan looks very similar to Robin Hood. Also, a very another funny connection because the director of Logan is the director of not only the previous movie, but also would go on to do 310 de Uma and that has been for Kevin. So there you go. Well, another bean for reference. What's his name? Kenny was named. He did the Indiana Jones thing last year. James Mangold loved his movies. Mangold. Right. Here's an interesting one. I got some scrutiny for it though. So let's do that. I just don't like the way this is phrased. We know that Russell Crowe got heat for his stupid accent, but here's the exact phrasing. Russell Crowe's attempted an English accent drew much criticism. That's the entire entry. Give me more than that. Yeah, that's annoying to me, but I did find a really great other connection. Oscar Isaac would go on to play William Hertz, Dune Roll, Leo, leto Atreides in Dune, the old crappy one. That was William Hertz. And now look at him as Lito Atreides or Leto Atreides in Dune part one. It's pretty good. I always heard it Lito. Leto is what they say in the movies. And so I had to change the way I set it, but also they say Harkenin instead of Harkonin. And I never said that right either. So I don't know, unless they're getting it wrong in the movies, but I assume that they studied that or whatever. They asked Frank Herbert. Yeah, they called they talked to the ghost of Frank Herbert. He said, yeah, that's right. The estate afraid. Oh, how do you pronounce these 11 things, please? You'll have to talk to my still alive son. He'll tell you. He'll let you know. He's only 40 new books I didn't approve. Herbert Herbert Herbert. Isn't it Kevin? I think there is a Kevin Herbert. He is Kevin Herbert. Yeah, something like that. Oh, I will get on this. We didn't get a radar rating, but I did think that getting kicked over backwards thwarting your rape attempt because you're you she has stabbed you in the neck with a knife, but it didn't go deep enough to totally stop you. So he's reaching for the knife and for her. And she kicks him in the chest off camera. You hear the sound of a guy landing on his neck and the knife going the rest of the way in epic, dude, freaking great. And it's a great death too, because you want that guy to die. He's like unzipping his pants or whatever, getting ready. Yeah. And I got closure on if she could do it or not, because she was like earlier, she's like, hey, don't come in my bed. I'll sit this every year, wiener or whatever she said. But I'm telling you, man, there's nothing I just nothing I like more than a rapist getting his freaking love. Oh, yeah. And and very cleverly edited a lot of stuff like the the gore of the Exorcist being stabbed. The way it's shot and edited, you feel it more than see it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, another Game of Thrones connection. That guy he was. Yeah. He's what's it? What's he called? One. I'd pray for three. Three. I'd pro. The one I'd pray. The one I'd crave it. Isn't out yet comes out in a month, though. What does he like? I can't wait to see it. Seven actors, seven actors in this movie that were in Game of Thrones. Yeah. It felt like Game of Thrones right away. And I was already worried. I was like, oh, my gosh, shit. Three three. I'd throw three I'd throw is the name of three. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just for the record. It is not the six-eyed craven or whatever you said. I got a list of the seven and other than Max von Seidow and Mark Addie, I don't know. Let's see. I thought there was another obvious one. You all felt like they should be, but yeah, it wasn't. Who am I thinking of? Oh, jeez, you're right. Oh, was Leah Sedow? And no, she's in Dune. She's our other Dune connection. Yeah. She's the she basically is carrying Faye Ed's baby now. She's freaking great, dude. I have a permanent crush on her my whole life. Ever since I ever saw her in my whole life, but first time I ever saw her, I'm not really a guy that's into French people. I mean, as Patrick, he and I, I'm not into French people. I really into French people. But I am DB. She really looks like Don Johnson's daughter. A little bit. Dakota Johnson. What's her name? Yeah. Yeah. Dakota. Yeah. And she is just, I think she is freaking out. Did you guys know that Don Johnson is on a love boat sitcom? I'm sorry. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You were. He's a doctor or whatever it is. That's pretty good. I haven't watched yet. Like showed me a thumbnail from that and asked if I was going to be watching and I said, yeah, probably not. But it's the dog boat. Right. Right. It's like a new, you know, give me give me a list of one shot celebrity cameo episodes, you know, like a basically a parade of B listeners coming through the boat. I might watch it, but if it's not that I'm not interested. Yeah. This is hard to tell. So it's not the boats that attract you as the is the temporariness. It's never was the boat. It was never. It was never. Here's where you need to spend your dawn. If you're going to spend your Don Johnson capital, here's where you spend it. Watch the move. I recommended it on TMS. Watch Rebel Ridge. He plays this douchebag sheriff of a small Louisiana town. He is amazing in it. Don Johnson eats that scenery. He's a he's really good. That movie rocks Rebel Ridge is so good. And they just announced that dude in their Aaron Pierre, the main, the main character is going to be John Stewart, not the comedian, but the Green Lantern. It's very exciting. Anyway, this is this is called Dr. Odyssey. I looked at some of it. It's terrible at its wonderful. It's a soap opera on a boat. But is it a series of A-list or B-list actors coming on? No, not really. Although there are some you will definitely recognize the people each each episode. Like I just like but it's like Rachel Dratch level is what I'm saying. We got Shania Twain. We got Gina Gershon coming through there. It's it's a Joshua Jackson show. Amy Sedaris and Josh Jackson is just like he's never bad. He's never he's never great. He's never very memorable, but he's he's never bad. Like he's great. And and the woman is a Philippa Sue, who is what you get when you order Alexandria DiDario on Wish. And boy, have I tried to order Alexandria DiDario on Wish. She's on team move, but it is not what you think you're getting permanently sold out. I never ever had backorder. Oh, this is another Ryan Murphy joint. His stuff's always controversial. Isn't it? It is just it is just a soap opera. Okay. This is this is like like he was like, I made glee. I'm going to go make days of our lives on a boat. Well, I mean, you know, I did American Horror Story and he I think he's that grotesque series series is him. He's in beat produces a whole lot of shit, but then some garbage like that 911 show is bad. Stephen watch is that religiously like all the different flavors of it too, whatever it's like Tulsa 911 or Austin or whatever it is. Chicago fill in the blank. Any word you want after Chicago and you have a show. Yeah, Kim is really into those two. So, I guess they've got some solidarity on those crap. Seriously, I want I want a I want a show called Chicago Public Library. Get on it. Oh, now we're talking. That sounds all right. Sure. Put those put the elementary people in charge. What's their names? Yeah, but elementary people have them do it or have the. Yeah, that shows amazing or superstore. Those guys, they could do it. Yeah. All right. Any other thoughts and feelings before we do some stuff here? What do you think of that? I don't have any more feelings. No more feelings. Well, then I will do it. Oh, I missed the last question. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I wrote this down several times during the movie. And then, of course, it gets answered at the very, very end. But it's still a good question. Why doesn't a Robin Hood story have the sheriff of Nottingham in it? Well, he's barely in it. He's barely in it. Yeah, barely in it. He's there. But that's like we were saying earlier, like they would have been a big Robin Hood versus sheriff of Nottingham. Yeah, because they are that Vader and Luke, like that's the whole story. So the fact that he was barely sprinkled in here was not enough. And he did. I mean, he was a douchebag, but that's all we got is that one interaction and except for the one line, I'm French and my mom side. Oh, yeah, that was pretty funny. Yeah. But there's a reason. There's a reason why what's his name? Snape's portrayal of that character is so revered in us and here and not many tights, but the Prince of Thieves. It's very, very good. Yeah. It elevates the entire thing. Why can't I think of his name? Alan Rickman. Jesus. Rest is all good. I know he's not a chicken the bucket because we get kind of an end. But I need to see Jimmy be dead. I'm just not drug away on a horse. Hmm. I need to see that he's dead. The kid. Oh, from earlier before the ambush. Yeah, right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I just gets drug off of the horse and it's like, okay, I guess he's dead. You know what? I need to see him go. I think it counts. Grab a bucket. I think that counts. Jimmy and a bucket. They did. I was wondering about that because they made a big deal out of it. Robin. It got all. I got slow motion. He and all scary and then he got pulled off and I guess what we're supposed to assume he died. I don't know. I they buried some they buried people and I was like, well, is that Jimmy? I mean, you buried a lot of people. I need to any closure. Perhaps he will he'll become Mark Strong's concubine. You never know. I do appreciate that this movie rounded up all of the different people who had played, you know, aggrieved country folk and put them in the final scene where King John burns the Magna Carta because like I there was just this thing where I'm like, Oh, yeah, remember that person? Oh, look at that. They got that guy there. And I really love that. It's it's one of my favorite things. I just watched the game on my birthday because it's about a man on his birthday and there's a scene near the end where he goes into a cafeteria and he sees all the characters from the previous parts of the film. Oh, this is nice. They should do this in more movies. Sure. Yeah. 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Right now get 30% off jewelry at blue Nile dot com. That's blue Nile dot com for 30% off blue Nile dot com. Let's get to the let's get to some clips here. I've got a few lined up and that starts with this. The things is the mom early on. Yeah, this is the this is the queen and she cracked me up. Underrated, underused. Here she is. And English princess shut out of her husband's bed chain by piece of French pastry. Piece of French pastry. Yeah, but that woman is, you know, totally, totally overstating, totally overstating the conflict. Like, I love the trivia that's like very insistent that you know that in actual 1199, British kings spoke French and they, you know, like they owned part of France and this wouldn't have been as as nationalized as a conflict is made to be. Yeah. And a note in the direction of the lady who played her, Eileen Atkins, she is has an enormous, very respected. Yeah, the queen respected. I need to be listening. She's still working today. She was in that Doc Martin thing up till 2022. And this year, she was in something called wicked little letters. She's very old now, born in 34 still kicking ass. I think that's great. Yeah, freaking great. Age is coming for you. Oh, hell yeah. I'm ready for it. Let's go. I can feel it. All right. Here's one. This is Oscar Isaac doing some good work. Mother, please have you no decency. I happen to be in the condition that no mother should see us on him. He was good at the action. This is good accent, I thought. Yeah. Nice work. And then the girl says, and no babies, no babies, no babies, no babies, no babies. Here's the mom again. We'll favor England's royal runt over the king of France. Oh my lord. Royal runt. Hello. This is what this is me when the insurance guy, the other day, asked for, asked for a urine sample. This is what I said. Yeah. Is no pee. There is no pee. I kind of did that because I hadn't had already gone. And when he got here, we didn't know he was going to ask for samples. That one I told you about with the square paper cup. Yeah. So weird. But he goes, he pulls out, he goes, now I'm assuming you've probably already gone this morning. I'm like, you're assumed correct. I went like five seconds ago. I somehow did it though. I get a little in there. Yeah. A little left in there. Yeah. I have my I have my annual on Wednesday. And my doctor spent the entire time threatening me with tests. And so I accepted any any tests that could be done with the blood I was about to give anyway. And that was a mistake. I didn't realize that every time I said, yeah, you should check for that. And sure, okay. That I was adding a vial and adding a vial to another, another vial. I'm feeling the weak, I need some cookies. Seriously, I went straight home and started eating food because I was like, man, they took a lot of blood. Yeah, they do. I always, I always forget that it's not just a vial. One vial solves all issues. You have to like have different pristine blood. You guys can't share that. Yeah. Nope. Tell those. I agreed. I agreed to a I agreed in principle to a colonoscopy in the future. But I don't know, man. Do the do the do the poop in the box thing. It's it's I have I've done that. And it was fun. Fine. Oh, it's easy to poop in a box. I mean, yeah. Yeah. But they can do it. Right. But all the doctors I've talked to about that said that one is as accurate as a colonoscopy. If your insurance will cover it, you should you should consider it. So I might do that. And if I don't pay for it yourself. Yeah, I'm willing to pay cash to get out of this. I don't know how much do you need to not go up my butthole? Yeah. Can I mean, I mean, Brian, Randy, let me ask you, let's say he comes back and says, well, it's not covered on your insurance. Kaiser Permanente is permanente saying no. So here's what you got to pay. That'll be $3,000. Will you do it? Wow. I am asking everyone listening to this. Please subscribe to the film like patreon. Go fund me. Randy doesn't want pay for my pay for my cancer screening. That's right. I don't want to have no to those benefits to those benefits to the 1200s where he just died at 35. Do not have to worry about it. I know, right. I was thinking about this the other day. It's like, we're so well past the old averages that it's all gravy from here on, you know. And if you don't get your calling, Jack, you might be pooping gravy. So get in there and get in. All right. Here is, uh, how does the bladder work? Take the P when you're doing your slide ins and your tournaments. All right. Thank you. Kevin Durant. It's good advice. I did like, it's, it's a little tropey, but I like them fighting first, but then they're inseparable later. Yeah, I kind of like this. It works for little John and Robin, I think enemies to allies. Yeah. Although part of me was like, Kevin Durant would just rock your socks, dude. You should not be alive after this. He would destroy you. All right. Then I remember, oh, no, he's the one with the bean fork with cuffed hands. So what do I know? Right. Here's a nice reference. The more the merrier get it, the more the merrier. Merry band of very men. Uh, this, this one, I don't remember what she said, but I wrote Kate is great. I like a quiet church father when I pray for a miracle. I love her, dude. Hey, she kept going with that. And I'm like, what's that mean? Exactly. You know what it is with her? She's got this edge to her voice. That's like, um, I don't know what, I don't know how to, I don't know what to compare it to. Kate Blanchett has beautiful, wonderful femininity, but there's an edge, like a razor's edge to her voice that just cuts through. Yeah. Oh man, she's great. Like she could stab you right in the back. Yeah. I'm in between the crotch and I'm preaching to the, you know, the vast choir, because everybody knows how great she is, but I think it bears repeating. She's wonderful. Hmm. Uh, Friar Tuck is, here's your King Baratheon of the Red Keep. Here you go. I am Friar Tuck. Father Tankard has elevated to York where I know he will remind the Bishop that the people have not. The Bishop does not need reminding that the people of Nottingham should reap what they sow and repent of their sins. That guy sounded like David Thuleiss a little bit. He totally did. Yeah. It wasn't. That sounded like him, right? Uh, we don't like bees, but here's something about bees. You keep bees tuck. Yeah. I'm keeping some bees. Bees. I knew the minute they were getting into that bee thing, which I don't remember from any previous telling of the Robinhood story, but when they started talking about how he was just weighing the bees and, you know, it's not really that into the church. He just wanted to watch bees and I went, he's going to throw a bunch of bees. He's going to use bees as a powerlanger. Yeah, bees as a weapon, right? And he did. He totally did. Yeah. Two big bee grenades. Beanades. All right. Peanades. Uh, here's King. Oh, Long live the king. Now, this is great because it's a line, but then I have a thing to say about it. So here you go. A king is dead. Long live the king. Now, what I like about that is it's that old phrase you hear a million times. Yeah. The king is dead. Long live the king. So it's a normal thing. But if you listen to her say the first part, it sounds like she's trying to fake a bullet ricochet sound and I'm going to play it for you isolated. All right. So here you go. A king. A king. A king. No. A king. A king. A king. I don't know why that sounds like that to me, but I couldn't get it out of my head. So now you can't get it out of yours. Thank you for that. Okay. All right. Uh, why is he why something about an enemy? Here we go. Why, why do you make an enemy of me? Oh, that's your sheriff of overacting captain. Yeah, he sure lands games. That guy's great. I love him. He is great. Yeah. But they really gave nothing here. Um, they're over. They're over. Oh, they're over. Okay. Literally what I what I wrote. They're over. Another great line from mom. Milking a dry other. I bet you nothing, but kicked off the milking stool. She's great, dude. I love it. I dry a dah. I dry a dah. Uh, here's another retort from the mom or to the mom. Oh, this is from. Okay. This is from John. Mother spare me your farm yard memories. You have none. And I don't understand them. That was a great line. Yeah. Yeah. Delivered really well too. All right. We got, uh, Max has entered the scene. Traveler will be thirsty. Travelers are always thirsty. He's not the saw. Your name, sir. I mean, that's on site. I was hell. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna guess we've seen him three times here in my picks. This one. Exorcist and the movie done away hates. Oh, I forgot about flash Gordon. All right. So there's more flash Gordon. Uh, uh, what's the Tom Hanks one with the water you hate? What's wrong with me? You're talking about minority report. He's a bad guy in that or the main guy or main bad guy. Uh, is that it? Randy or we're missing some? I don't know if you even have a list. You mean not have a list. Oh, it's 13 movies though. Holy shit. Yes. Yes. We have seen Max on side O and 13 movies. That blows my mind. I could just named like three of them. Yeah. Four. Do you have the, what are the other five? Six. Do you have any scare? I'll just quickly give you the whole list. It's Conan, the barbarian, dreamscape, Dune the first Dune, uh, flash Gordon, Ghostbusters two, Judge Dred, Minority Report, Robin Hood, Star Wars, The Force Awakens, Strange Brew, The Exorcist, The Ice Pirates, and three days of the Condor. Okay. Now that officially makes this movie the biggest Dune 84 through 2000. Yeah. Uh, 2020 crossover. Cause you got William Hurt. You got him. You got the girl in the new one. You got later a tradies in both forms. Like that's crazy. That's awesome. Freaking love that. Oh, and also Ridley Scott was the direct beneficiary of what's his name. I forget the director's name. George Dowsky's Dune that never got made when it stopped production. All that concept art and, um, and what's his name? The Swedish or, um, I can't think anyone's name today. Anyway, that artist all went over to work on alien with him in 79. Oh, oh, Giger, Giger, Ria Giger. It's, that is just not, that's nuts to me how full circle this movie is with the actors. It's crazy. All right. Anyway, I'm getting a little too excited. Let's do this one. Here's a sever in your what? I will serve you my lord. Oh my lord. Oh, wow. That is a serious threat. I believe when she says it too. I'll sleep over by the fire with the dogs in. Yeah. I believe when she says it, I believe her and do. Oh, yeah. And then, and then nothing happens. I mean, she like, he watches her a little lustily, but not really that much. And she's behind some, some gauzy curtains. And then he goes to sleep and you're like, um, so does she like him? Does or what's happened later? I actually liked that exploration of that because, you know, this movie is somewhat about that middle, that middle management kind of where you reside. You can't really date somebody below your class. So it's a little bit of, you know, exploring classes. I'm here too. Yeah, I get that. It's just, I'm, I want, I want something to be told to me. I want a story about the two characters. And this movie is just like, no, you're not getting that. We're going to go to Dover and have a battle on a beach. Yeah. But next movie we will. Oops. No, next movie. I think that's, that's the most important thing here is I just can't remember anything that was missing was probably planned for a follow up, right? Probably. Yeah. Origin story stuff here. Yeah, I would think so. Yeah, they were betting. They were banking on being able to, to continue or go further. I think. I think so too. Never came up. Nope. Here's your two options. Hey, open. Pay or burn says Mark Strong, which one do you want? You want to burn? You want to pay? I don't. Yeah. I would think you do anything to avoid burn. Well, if you don't have the money, though, you're going to, didn't you? I mean, we were talking about a verbal burn. I can take it. If you don't have the money, then you're going to start talking a lot. Like you're going to say anything to avoid burn. You are the sheveled, ugly British man. Oh, you got burn sick burn. Sick burn. Ever play Netflix at point five speed. I accidentally did. And this is what Russell Crow sounds like when he talks at that speed. I don't know how people do this, but it's there's a feature. Here you go. Can you believe that's how that sounds? Like F that shit. Yeah. That's just on the next slow down. That didn't sound sped up. You're saying 1.5 speed, right? No, no, no, no. Point point five point five point five. So it has your two and a half hour movie into what? Five hour epic. Yeah. And I don't want look, I understand there are going to be people with certain disabilities where a slowed down thing is what they need. Somebody with a stroke. I understand why it exists, but it's almost unlistenable. Like that's just terrible. I mean, that's really bad. It's modulated to hell and back. Anyway, I just whipped my I took my shirt off so I can see my my breast my breast my breast my breast before we cut out of here and go to the titles and stuff. Was I gonna say? Oh, Randy, we forgot to bring this up. We talked about it on discord. The weird decision that this version on Netflix has you don't if you don't have close captioning on, you don't do any of that for some reason. It's giving you subtitles for any of the French or any foreign languages outside of English. Or locations, like it says, you know, nothing ham, nothing. Yeah. And doing it twice as if we don't see the exact thing on screen. I don't understand what happened. I had a hunch and I just asked a friend of mine, who's an expert on these things. Do you think that when I'm watching something on Netflix and there's titles baked in and those titles are in a funny font, that there's a reason that Netflix also gives you a separate thing. And she said, yes, that's probably an accessibility feature where Netflix is trying to help people who are using some kind of extra tool because they're unsighted. So I get that, but that's usually a thing you turn on, right? Like, that's the weird thing is it? No, like that like, that's is forcing it because they wouldn't they wouldn't have it like if you don't have it turned on for some reason, you don't have close captioning on. And so this is made for Max von Seidel. Yeah, I don't mean for his character. Yeah. I don't know. Just like, like the font wasn't bad, but you could kind of see, oh, they're making it more clear what you're seeing because the font in the movie is a little bit funny. Wasn't he also kind of blind in Game of Thrones? Like the three eyed crow thing is that you can see visions and stuff, but he I think the man part of him that was like twisted up in that tree. I don't think you can see shit. The man pot. The man pot in the tree. All right. That's it. Unless I agree with you, it really bothered me every time. No, it's like, I like my vision and hearing is okay. And I guess I'm playing on my privilege. It should be able to just turn that on or off though. Like, that's the weird bit. That's why these these sorts of features exist. And I'm glad they do. I just don't know why it's on by not even on by default, because there's no way of turning it off. It's baked into the thing. It's like, yeah, we're as physical media, baby, screw you, streaming services. And I think I think Dunaway is saying that was a Netflix only thing, right? Yeah, it was. Oh, yeah, I'm sure that this isn't, I mean, I still just don't know why they did it because what I mean by baked in, it's not dynamically showing those titles. Like you would with CC with calls captioning, that's dynamically done in real time. This is and it's overlaid. This is baked into the footage. These were right because I could zoomed in and I'm looking at artifacting and it's in the words. So what that's a weird thing to do. I still say they screwed up. It's like some weird mistake, but whatever. What do I know? Here's this time to do this. It's the film's act checklist. Ridley Scott brought all his dirt and sweat collection for this movie as well. Check. Oh, did you forget the spittle? There's a lot of spittle, dude. Jeez, Louise. That was a dark time. I see I learned that this, I'm sorry, I just wrote this wrong. I learned in this that it takes more people to take off your chain mail than just one. I really didn't know that. I assume you just unzip the mail. Because that's not flexible, right? It's not made to be like, I'm going to stretch it over my head. Exactly. Yeah, has to be untied. And safest place to do that is in the back, I guess, because you don't you want it to be solid and unbroken in the front. You guys ever done? You can't have some friction, like just flip it out. You know, untie it. It's dabbier. Yeah. Yeah. Have you guys ever worn chain mail of any sort? I don't think I have either. I'm trying to think. I hear sucks. I recall I recall at some, like BlizzCon or something, putting on someone's chain mail gloves and going, oh, this is wrong. I also have that. That's weird. I have that exact memory, but I could not tell you who did it or why. I think maybe I was also like, whoa, why is that so heavy? I feel like I feel like people who wearing chain mail places like that are definitely going around. You won't believe how heavy this is. Yeah. And then the scene where they take it off of Russell Crowe in this movie, I felt relief. I felt like, oh, yeah. Yeah. That must be what it feels like to get your bra off after a long day. Hey, when she helps him pull all the rest of it off, all I could think of is, dude, Russell Crowe stinks right now. He stinks. Oh, you know, he'd already determined that, right? Yeah. They already said you stank, but take a bath. Middle age, like middle ages, not middle age, but middle ages era stank, man. I mean, yeah, did you even know you couldn't get your chain mail off just to, you know, kind of splash them water or anything? Even the rich people, though, they were like eight days between bathing and then they spent the rest of the time putting powder everywhere. Like what a nightmare. That's what grossed me out the whole time era. That grossed me. All right. How about this one? Oh, kept expecting someone to yell, bring out your dead check. All right. Final one, Star Trek connections. This is a interesting one because I'm, I think I already know a couple of these, but please regalist Randy with any connections with Star Trek. It's interesting because it's only one. You can go through every person in this movie and you will only find one. And it's the smallest Star Trek connection I've ever seen. Okay. Okay. So our Star Trek connection this week is Scott Grimes, who played Will Scarlet in this movie and didn't show up. And Scott Grimes was in one episode of The Next Generation. Okay. It was season three, episode one. It was called Evolution. All right. Okay. Let me just get, let me just set the scene. Beverly Crusher is back, right? Season three. Oh, yeah. Beverly's over that hole. You, you were back to the back to the pressure. Yeah. So they bring Ken Jennings on board, you know, Dr. Kelso from Scrubbs. And, and he's there to observe a stellar explosion and Wesley Crusher ruins everything. The, the enterprise might be lost, but oh, they all come together and fix it. And then at the very end of the episode, the last breath, Beverly is in 10 forward and she's talking to Geinan and Wesley comes in with a girlfriend. And he and his girlfriend walk over to a table where four other teenagers are sitting there. And one of the teenagers is Scott Grimes. Yeah. Look at these photos. I just put in Discord. Look how stupid that outfit is. They're power rangers. Look at them. We are all a ranger at the red range of the blue ranger and the gray ranger and the nerd. And the nerd. And what's overgayed. Yeah. It is, it is so wild to me. That's so funny. That Scott Grimes got like everything about this episode. Like it's, it's a Wesley versus the star of the week, the end of star of the week is Ken Jennings. And it would like to hear Scott Grimes that we had to have a bunch of extra teenager. I honestly think the next generation thought at the beginning of season three, that they were going to have more kids, that they were just going to work in children. Right. A lot more. And I don't think audiences liked Wesley in the first place. No. No. Well, yeah. I think we were bad pretty hard against that stuff for sure. Yeah. Yeah. He's, he's great in Scott Grimes for the win. He is. And then he gets in the final, the final season of the Orville. I don't think we're ever getting any more. In the final season of the Orville, Scott Grimes gets a whole episode and it's the feature film like, and it is amazing. He acts his ass off in that thing. And like, I, I can go back, that's going to end up being my water world. I'm going to end up watching this one episode of the Orville every year, just to feel something because it's so incredible how he like stands against everybody else and wants to live a completely different line. It's an incredible show. I hate that it may not come back. Sounds like it isn't. Yeah. It's so good. Gosh, dang it. So good. It starts out a little parody like later on. He's like, you know, this was a stealth move to make my own Star Trek series, basically. Yeah. And I'm going to make it better than most of the real ones. So sit back and enjoy it. And throughout the Orville, Scott Grimes, the actor, is given many opportunities to be Scott Grimes, the singer. And I want you to know if you haven't watched the Orville, because for whatever reason, you might think, well, that's silly or I hate Seth MacFarlane. Those are all good reasons. Watch the Orville so you can enjoy when Scott Grimes pulls out a guitar because he does it repeatedly and it is always amazing. Wow. It's also a Raiders fan. Look at that photo. Got a little Raiders job. He is. Yeah. All right. Glad against him. Well, there you go. Good job, Scott Grimes. The Star Trek or the Susan, soundtrack grade, I'm going to give this thing is an NWISHB, which is not what it should have been. I think that this is a step down from your usual Hans Zimmer collaborations and all the stuff. You know, Ridley Scott's got some great musical collabs. This is not one of those in my opinion. I think the music is recall a single thing about this soundtrack. It's not a single thing. Servicible, but weak in my opinion. Yeah, Mark. Mark Strachtenfeld is serviceable. That's what that's the right thing. He also does Prometheus music a couple of years later. See, and Prometheus music's OK, but it's also kind of the weakest of, I don't know, whatever. I'm not. It's not really even a critical review. It's just there's nothing. I was never roused. Yeah, yeah, it's not great. It's not bad. It's just there it is. It's fine. It gets the job done. Yeah, I don't I don't think Mark Strachtenfeld is who you call when you need a theme. Yeah, like you're you are Christopher Nolan and you desperately need a musical theme in your movie. You get, you know, Hans Zimmer, right? Right. And he usually does. Like Ridley Scott's like, hey, Hans, what are you doing? I'm doing some Denis Villanue shit over here. Well, when you're done come over here, like, it's not a problem for them usually to collaborate, but this is writing a new tune and then play it 130 times and we have interstellar. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, man, you're making me want to watch Interstellar. Real quick here, the music by Mark Strachtenfeld, that guy's name Mark Strachtenfeld implies the existence of Mark Gainfeld. All right, anyway, moving on. Social media posts. This is where you guys sum it up in 280 characters or less. Let's start this week with Randy. Robinhood. At first, we see Robinhood and we think, Oh, good. We know what's coming. We can link these characters together. Thanks to years of well known lore. We know all of his peers, but nope, you're wrong. This movie pulls the rug. It barely names most of them. Makes you shrug. King John looks Spanish, huh? He makes it work. Sign the freaking Magna Carta jerk. Oh, I like the final rhymes. Very good. Brian, done away. Let's have yours. Oh, Robinhood. Two and a half hours of nodding ham. More like nodding ham. Am I right? Like nodding off? Oh, taxes are bad. Can't find a nodding ham. All right. I don't know why I said that. Where are we now? Oh, Brian, if it. Robinhood. Here's a little game of where's the P one for you too. For me, 10 will get you 20. 20 will get you 40. Find the ball under the shell and you'll get paid really well. Oh, no. Sorry. The Robinhood lore is under the one on the right. Oh, I've never thought about the shell game until we watched this movie. And I was like, geez, you would not have to hide the ball. I know we always go. Oh, you just hide the ball. 100% success for the dealer. And I'm like, just two out of three. My $10, your $10, two out of three, I had the advantage go. Right. Right. So it's about moving the ball in a way that the other person can't make some mistake. They think they have the advantage because they think they're watching you so you can offer them five to one or 10 to one, but you're moving the P so that it's not where they're going to guess every time. Yeah. It's all three. You're going to win. The takeaway lesson is never, ever do one of these in Vegas on the show. No, three card party. No shell game. You're never going to win. So don't do it. Don't do it. I mean, it's fun to watch from the sidelines to see people be stupid and pick, but I ain't doing that. I'm not stupid. All right. Well, well done, everybody. Let's get to the alternate titles. Oh, gosh, where's that? There it is. This is almost called Robinhood Pints of Phoebs. I don't know why I did that. That was late at night. Why not? Or Master and Commander, the far side of arrow shooting man. Let's get to the email. We got one here from Greg. Greg sent an email to film sack at gmail.com and he says this. If you haven't seen it already, I highly recommend if looks could kill, you have Richard Greco as the world's oldest high school senior. Oh, nice. A stake in as a senior agent or a secret agent, not senior. It has all the trimmings of your typical spy film, including Linda Hunt as a deadly henchwoman and a villain named Augustus. It's currently on YouTube for free legally. Highly sackable film. Love the show. Been listening for years. Thanks, Greg. I've never heard of it. If looks could kill. Yeah, he was 21 Jump Street after mid season replacement, right? Didn't he come in after Johnny Deb? He did. Yeah. I just think of it's right in. I think of up all night USA type stuff like silk stocking or something. I don't know if that's, I think I've seen this. I'm looking at it. Yeah, I wish it was streaming somewhere because it looks like you would, it looks like you would expect given that it's from 1991. Right. Let's see. Yeah. 90. Oh, it looks pretty young in this. Well, I hope so. He's supposed to be playing a high school or a writer college student. Oh, I do like Linda Hunt. I do too. I will watch anything with Linda Hunt. Yeah. Maybe we get this on the list. Is it a comedy or is it a man? Is it played for straight? Like, you know what I mean? He's supposed to be like a comedy. Yeah. All right. Yeah. Action comedy. Sign me up. Sounds stupid. I'm in speaking of action comedy. I am going to watch the Dallas Cowboys today. Oh, yeah. Action comedy. I'm glad that Brian had been left. Yeah. Well, look, you have to laugh because when's the last time those guys did anything great? It's been long. It is. It is ridiculous. And we were all young. Remember when we were young, the Cowboys were doing everything. They had the hot cheerleaders. They were winning Super Bowls. They had quarterbacks, Hall of Fame, you know, Aikmans and things. What do they know? Aikmans. Speaking of, speaking of cheerleaders, I just want to say, I recently did a little deep dive on basketball, NBA basketball teams, dancers, because I, you know, living out where I live, you hear about the Laker girls all the time. The Laker girls are going to make an appearance at the mall or whatever. And I would not live the 80s. I love it. I love it. And I just thought, I just thought to myself, I wonder who's like the best from, in my opinion, like it can't be the Laker girls. It has to be someone else. And I found the Arizona NBA team. What are they called? The Phoenix Suns. The Phoenix Suns have dancers that are on TikTok and I love them. Thank you very much, Phoenix Suns. For entertaining me. Good job. Yeah. Like, for some reason, this is the season of our lives, when Alona Marr is on Dancing with the Stars. And we are all called to have fun with dancing. Yeah. I'm just like, I'm falling for it. I'll take your, I'll take your word for it. I've never seen Dancing with the Stars. I haven't seen any of that stuff since Paul Abdul. No. That's the best extent. She's the last star you danced with. That's what you're saying. The last Laker girl that danced that I watched. Oh, I always forget. She was a Laker girl. I always forget that. Texas. We also get some texts here. Was that the cat? What was that later on? That was the cat. Oh, I thought there, I heard a sound that something broken. I thought you were saying it was your cat. No, it could be skag, skag, skag. That's a, that's a, it's a more of a Paul Abdul reference. All right. Where are we now? Oh, a text. 801-4710-462. We got a text from an anonymous listener, says, "Yo, Scott, if your problem with haunted houses is that there are no rules, you might like the book Mexican Gothic haunted house with lore that explains every strange happening and just a great creepy book overall. Not the scariest, scariest thing I've enjoyed recently is Behold the Void by Philip Frasky." I've never heard of it. I would like to check that out. Behold the Void. This is very existentially upsetting. Well, thank you anonymous person who didn't leave their name. But also, yeah, I'm, you know, if, if I can find some content where the haunted house rules are at least entertained to be explained, that sounds interesting to me, because usually I cannot stand it when it's just random shit. The door opened by itself. No, it was a ghost who did. But the ghost passes through everything, except the door where he needs to like, give me some rules. Yeah, I, I went to one a long time ago and it kind of broke the mold for me. It was a, it was a haunted house that took place in this massive auto shop. And everything about the different scares was themed into like you walking through an auto repair shop, you know? So like, there were cars and lights and things and it all just like made sense. I'm like, I need, I need heavy theming from now on. Same. Bring it, bring it to me. Or just have what's his name do it? You're your midnight mascot. Yes. Oh, it's a guy's name. Flanagan, Mike Flanagan. Flanagan. I will get, I will forgive all kinds of shitty mistakes in your TV or movies. But if I'm Flanagan's in charge, I'll forgive them. If he's not, I'm way more scrutinyed on those people. He gets away with a lot. And I, I don't know why that is, but I guess hats off to that guy. He should really should shave that weird little tuft of hair. Yeah, that I'm the front of his head, though, should shape that. All right, moving on. Let's get to the Patreon shout outs. We've got some new folks since we last spoke. And it's really nice to see them. Michael Corham, LF Fleming 221, Justin other Tony, Richard Brooks, and Alex Aguilar have all joined us, as well as a returning Sebb. S-E-B has also returned as a comeback. Welcome back, Sebb against the prodigal son does return. It does return. Oh, nice riff and movie reference there. Anyway, these people know what it's like to have no commercials or ads ever and monthly show host content. I've got one coming up in a few days for it is my month to do it. So watch for that. And apparently I'm, I'm now committed to give we get enough subscribers. I'm going to get someone's going to go up my butt. Yep. Okay. That's all. Well, no, wait, it was the opposite. I need the money to avoid being anily. Yeah, yeah, you need to go poop in a box is what you need to do. Anyway, movie related art prints in the mail, other cool stuff. If, if you're interested in any of that, go check it out. That is patreon.com/filmsack. Our next movie is, I don't know. I didn't write a new steel. Blue steel. We're going to always finally watch the blue steel. Yes, Amy Lee Curtis. Yes. So excited. Hold on blue steel. Why do I? Probably because I'm a bit like a hundred times. It was probably screaming. Oh, with just that other. This is the one Catherine Bigelow movie I've never seen. Yeah, that's why it's on our list. Clancy Brown, Ron Silver. Oh, I mean, you know, Jamie Lee Curtis is amazing. But Louise Fletcher, horror, horror sensation, exorcist, mom. Well, you're just wretched. Richard Jenkins. Kevin Dunn. Other people, other people, actors that I know. Tom Sizemore, Mike Star, who we were a bit, and I were just talking about him and I yellow. Well, anyway, come bring it on. Let's go. I'm excited. Blue Steel, sir. Streaming. Let's see. Amazon Prime. Amazon the Prime. Sounds good. It's either on free, each other place. It's needed for free. It can get it on to be Pluto. Yeah, Plex has it also at the moment. And I'll freebie is the one that Amazon owns. It's also free there and is also streaming without ads on Prime. Anyway, no reason not to see it, folks, is what we're saying. So do your homework. Watch Blue Steel. Let's get our butts together and meet at the killer. Let's put our butts together and see what happens. Right? Randy? Yes. That's right. 1990. Wow. All right. That is going to do it for the show. FilmSec.com for all other things you might need. It's going to do it for us, for me, for Brian, for Brian and for Randy. Ask me nicely. We'll see you next time. Oh, looks like someone just got their ears caught in the audio cookie jar. It's OK. You can have another. And another after that at frogpants.com. No babies. This episode is brought to you by Progressive Insurance. Do you ever find yourself playing the budgeting game? Well, with the name your price tool from Progressive, you can find options that fit your budget and potentially lower your bills. Try it at progressive.com. Progressive Casualty Insurance Company and Affiliates. Price and coverage match limited by state law. Not available in all states.
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