Jan. 23, 2026

YouTube Ep 8-Movie Sequels: Is "Young Guns 3: Dead Or Alive" a Title or Question?

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It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh

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with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Mallley and he

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is tred Trenholm. Hello Daniel, Hello Trefas. It's it's weird

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to call you George. I'm sorry, No.

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It's funny. Uh my dad that was my dad's nickname

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for me, Trafas.

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Really yeah, So well, it sounds like you have a

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new nickname inside the house. Was it t r e

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y f U? S perfect? You are now dubbed Trefus.

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All right, so I have run into my first problem

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in my new relationship.

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Yes, I mean, I'm so sorry.

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We started talking about movies and TV.

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Okay, and I started asking, here.

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Have you seen this? Have you seen that? She hadn't

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seen shit? Oh?

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Is this an age gap issue or is or is

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she kind of like Tara, my wife, who's not as

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into movies as I am.

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I think it's some of both. She's not that much.

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I mean, she's ten years younger, so there's some. But

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I mean when I say she hadn't no Star Wars,

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no Indiana.

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Jones, Speaking of which, can I interrupt you for just

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a moment?

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Uh? Huh?

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Are are you trying Are you trying to channel Harrison

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Ford because you got this bloody thing on your chin here,

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and Harrison Ford famously has a scar on his chin.

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Are you trying to do a little cosplay?

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Yeah, that's I was thinking about this and when I

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was shaving, and I just thought, you know what, now,

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I was you know, you know how you shave and

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then you go back and you're like, you feel like,

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oh I missed a spot. Yeah yeah, and I did

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that and I slipped and yeah, I uh, I got

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a good intention and a half gash on my chin.

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So it's bleeding a little bit. That's all. That's all

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I noticed. You know what, don't blot it, let it go.

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I just want to see how bloody you can get

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from the start of the show to the end. So okay, sorry,

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sorry I interrupted you. You're on a road.

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No, but speaking of Harrison Ford, I then, you know,

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said no, Indian, do you know who Jack Ryan is?

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And she goes, isn't that the guy from the office?

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Oh no, technically yes, I said yes, that you know,

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you're you're half right.

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Never seen a anything Star Trek, not one episode.

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I can't faulter for that one.

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I can't either it pains me that, you know, I

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can't send her Jean Luke McCard means there, okay.

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Like you if you call her number two, she doesn't

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quite get it. She gets it like as a bathroom reference,

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not as a Star Trek reference.

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Oh yeah, no, it would be completely lost on a

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Star Trek anything. Obviously.

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I will say I'm very surprised that she's not seen

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as single Star Wars anything, because we're at the point

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now with the Star Wars universe. I mean, you've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,

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eight nine, as they called tint Pole move, plus the

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Rogue one movie, plus all the shows that are out there.

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It's almost hard not to see a Star Wars something.

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I'm surprised she wasn't at least pulled into the Mandalorian

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by Baby Yoda.

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No, uh uh okay, but so and then she had

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some like Okay, you haven't seen the Godfather. Uh uh

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I understand I hadn't seen Lord of the Rings any

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of them. She hadn't you seen the Princess Bride. That

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one hurt me. Uh oh, now this is this kind

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of stumbles into another. Uh another you know, thing is

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and it's gonna be very embarrassing for me, because sorry,

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she when I ask her about some movies, she's like, oh,

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those are emotional. I don't do emotional.

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So, uh yeah, that must be so conflicting for you,

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because on one hand, that's got to turn you on

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a little bit. On the other it feels like you're

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little detached from the She's going to be a little

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detached from some of the things you actually enjoy.

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Well, and it's going to be really embarrassing when Yah,

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some movie comes on and I'm crying and she's looking

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at me like I'm a pussy.

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You mean, like when when Wesley and Buttercup finally make

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it work, they finally get reunited.

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That there's a I mean, so there's some for instance, uh,

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the end the Field of Dreams. I will cry every time.

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Sure.

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Uh. I asked her about Steel Magnolia's will generally make

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me cry, and I was, And I was because she

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said she'd like she did like the Old Girls. I'm like, well,

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if you like the Golden Girls, how have you not

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seen Steel Magnoians? Yeah?

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So okay, So she's okay, So she's not seen any

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Star Wars, no Indiana Jones, she's not seen Steel Magnolia's

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or Princess Bride, but loves Golden Girls. Okay, So where

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do the other disconnects come in? As far as the

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movies and TV.

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She hadn't really seen anything that I've you know, she she,

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I can't falter for this because I've done this before.

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But like you know, she was just finishing up CSI

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New York, which ended ten years ago.

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So she's not exactly at the forefront of entertainment.

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Uh uh.

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Okay. But she's also a listener of our show, so

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I also now feel conflicted about her. But she loves hockey, Okay,

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all right, she's.

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Down to watch football, down to watch hockey. You know.

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That's like I said, she doesn't do the emotional stuff.

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That's so I feel like I'm gonna be the bitch

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in their relationship when it comes to this stuff.

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I like how you made that future tense. Yeah, I mean,

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because buddy, you already are. Because so far of what

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you're telling me about her, I'm noticing a bit of

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a pattern in just the last few minutes. Okay, she's

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not into emotional stuff. The most recent show she finished

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was CSI New York. Okay, and she loves to watch

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football and hockey, Trey. You found yourself a violent woman.

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Yeah, that scares me.

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And you love it.

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Yeah, but I mean, I don't know. We have not

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had any conflict, turmoil anything. Everything has been all honky dory.

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I know, as you know, just as the sun rises

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in the morning, I will eventually piss her off and

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she might beat the crap out of me in my sleep.

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You know, how do you deal with this stuff? Dan?

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You're you're You're been married for fifteen years now, thirteen thirteen.

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We'll get back. I'm gonna focus on you for a bit.

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Without realizing it, you have described fittingly. Your relationship is

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very much Wesley and Buttercup from Princess Bride. The only

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problem is your buttercup. Yes, I did try to time that,

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just right as you were taking a sip out of

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your big gulp hope, and you'd spit that all over

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the screen, and you feel like I was this close.

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You you you were just of a hair a hair

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too quick? Have you delayed just a hair more?

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All right? Yeah? So everything you've described, she's the West,

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you're the Buttercup. Okay, how do I deal with it?

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My relationship? I listen to my wife very early on

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in our relationship, because I love movies more than your

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average person, right, And she told me early on, she's like, look,

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I hate it. I have always hated it when guys

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that She's like, previous relationships, there was always movie a

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movie or movies that they made me watch and she

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hated it. And I don't blame her. If there's something

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that you're not really into, you don't want to then

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be forced into doing it after you've told somebody I'm

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not into this. Like, if I'm not into gardening, the

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last thing I want you to do is say, well,

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I love gardening so much, I'm going to make you

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dig holes and plant stuff to make you like it.

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That's not going to work. It's probably going to make

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you hate it more. Right. That's just common sense. But

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there's something with some of us guys. We have this

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problem that once we hear the girls say, oh, you

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know what, I don't really I don't care for this thing,

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or you know what, I haven't seen this movie and

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I don't want to. Well, you're gonna watch it with me.

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You're gonna love it. You're gonna love it. I sure

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you're gonna love it. Let her be. Yeah, So I

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took that what she told me very early on, and

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I've never forced a movie on her.

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The one movie she loves that we have this in

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common because it's in my top three loves the Birdcage.

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So there's at least a common ground there. But so

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you also led me to something I have been pondering of.

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If I were to say, Okay, these are the what

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I would consider essential movies to watch.

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For everyone or for someone that is going to date you.

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More specifically someone if I like it was gonna date me.

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These are movies where either you get a little bit

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of my sense of humor or I will quote them

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or something got it.

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And by association, if you happen to watch all these

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it'll make you a better person just in general.

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Oh and she's never seen The Notebook and has no

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desire to.

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So that that there win's the wedding. Do you have

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a color palette set yet? Do you know where you're honeymooning?

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So the only movie she watches every year that around

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Christmas time is Sex and the City, and she goes,

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you don't have to watch it. I'm like, cool, nice,

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I've never seen it.

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I have I stopped watching after what she did to Aiden.

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I know that's lost on you, but just tell her that.

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Does it also? Should it also disturb me that there

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were parts of when we were watching ed Geen that

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she found some parts of ed Geane sympathetic.

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Well, that coupled with the last show she watched was

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CSI New York, you may have a problem on your hands.

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I mean that is some dangerous groundwork she's laying. Speaking

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of laying things, Gacy buried people under his floors. So

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if she's really into like floors and things, then you

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really need to watch up. Good tip, but your general

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fear aside of your new romantic partner. Let's come back

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to what you said. Okay, is there an essential list

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of films that your significant other needs to see to

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fully understand you? Now? Do you mean this to be

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like if they haven't seen this film, or that it's

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a red flag, or if they have it's a green flag.

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You know, I don't know red because I'm not like,

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I'm not a You like movies far more than I do,

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But like, for instance, I would consider Star Wars the

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original Star Wars kind of if I were to put

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a list together of required viewing that because that that

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story has shaped a lot of our pop culture. Yeah,

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probably Raiders of the Lost Arc, something like that. I

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would normally put in the bird case she's already seen that.

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Yeah, now, since you mentioned a bunch of franchise things

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that she's not seen, is she a Harry and because

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of her age, that makes her a millennial? So is

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she a Harry Potter girl?

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Yeah, that's a good question. I don't think so. I'

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pretty sure she said she hadn't watched any of those, Okay.

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I was just curious because the Harry Potter movies are

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the millennial Star Wars to us.

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Yeah, and I love those. I mean I think those

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were fantastic.

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Yeah, I didn't say that. Probably the analogy is Star

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Wars is the gen x, says Harry Potter is, even

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though it's the same fucking story.

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Yeah.

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Yeah. Anyway, I'm trying to think if there's anything that

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would be on my essential watch list for a long time.

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One of the movies I would sort of use as

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a litmus test is is Bubba Ho Tep. If if

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this person likes this movie and this is romantic or

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platonic relationships, If this person likes Bubba Ho Tep. Then

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we'll get along just fine, because that's a weird movie,

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but it's also kind of amazing.

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To you.

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You don't like Bubba Ho Tep, you know, I'm gonna

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I've got to go back.

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And watch that. Yeah, I think maybe y'all warm me

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out on it before it and it's understandable.

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And that's my fault. I introduced it to everyone and

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Russ beat it like a dead horse. So my bad.

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But I will say it's important. Sometimes you don't have to,

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but sometimes it's good to go back and watch a

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movie that maybe you didn't connect with before. One of

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the best examples I have from that in my life

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was when I was in high school. I was the

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entertainment editor of our high school newspaper, and nineteen ninety

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seven nineteen ninety eight, when I graduated, was a big

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year for movies. One of the movies I reviewed at

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the time was Swingers. I went to the theater in

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South Arlington, I twenty in Little Road to go see Swingers,

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and I hated it. I hated it so much I

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walked out. I'm like, this movie's stupid. The thing was,

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though I watched it as a seventeen year old guy.

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When I watched it again a couple of years later,

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I loved it. So I just needed a couple of

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years more experience and then I could appreciate it for

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what it was.

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That's kind of like a movie like that. I found

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like that was the big chill. My mom, Maybe watch

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it when I was a kid, and it's something a

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child you don't understand. Then you go back and watching

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that as an adult, it's pretty funny.

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Yeah, I mean the big chill, Like describing it to

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a kid, it's a bunch of adult If I remember

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this correctly, it's a bunch of adults talking in a

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house and there's no lightsabers. Yeah, yeah, I'm out. Six

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seven year old Danny is not going to be into

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that movie. That's the one that they put on at

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like nine o'clock and then by nine thirty, I'm asleep

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and I'm good.

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No exactly, I mean, And now I want, okay bonus

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for her. She loves Kevin Smith movie, so that's okay.

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See, this is important to keep in mind in a

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new relationship. It helps to have balance, right and especially

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with your entertainment choices. So she hasn't seen any Star

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Wars stuff, but she's into the Kevin Smith movies, so

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that's an interesting balance. One, thank goodness for that. Two,

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she's not gonna get a lot of those Kevin Smith

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jokes because a lot of them are Star Wars bass.

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That's true, you know that. That is a very good point.

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Maybe seeing Star Wars, well, she'll find even Kevin Smith

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Jay and she loves Jan Silent Bob. She'll probably find

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them a lot funnier.

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Has she seen Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back? Yes,

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then how has she not seen Star Wars.

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That's a good question. I hadn't even real.

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Sentral watching for Jay and Silent Bob strike Back, not

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just for the name of the movie, but also for

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the fact that the villain in Jay and Silent Bob

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strike Back is Mark Hambill.

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I totally forgot about that. You're right, who.

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Plays cock Knocker, which is just a bit of a

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stretch away from his film debut as young Luke Skywalker

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in Star Wars. I mean, think about that. It's like,

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I mean, the first film he ever made, if I

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remember right, first film, well, Mark Hamill ever made. He's

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Luke Skywalker in Star Wars. Fast forward about thirty years

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or so into Jay and Silent Bob's drive back and

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he portrays cock Knocker and I believe he actually pulled

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out a lightsaber and they had the little joke in

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there saying we're gonna get sued by Lucas. But anyway,

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so I'm fascinated by that. Ask her how it is

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she can understand so many of those references, like how

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she can watch the films, watch the Kevin Smith movies

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and not understand where some of those jokes come from.

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All right, I'll put that on a note.

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Which it's also, hey, baby, I got something exciting planned

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for us tonight. Dan gave us homework.

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Yeah, uh so you sent me something the day about that.

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They're they're making a Grimlins three. Yes, all right, so,

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which kind of led me down a rabbit hole of

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sequels that are that are they're at least in discussions

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about okay, and I'm I feel like since Top Gun

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came out the Maverick, they've kind of looked at every

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eighties franchise and going, you know, can we can we

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get something out of it?

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Yeah?

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Eighties nineties.

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That now, they they were doing it before Top Gun

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Maverick trying to reboot anything and everything they could, But

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I think the difference was they saw if you do

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it really well as opposed to doing it for the

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sake of doing it, it can breathe whole new life

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into the franchise and not just be a quick money grab.

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Yeah, but then I look at some of the lists

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and then you're like, all right, but is there ever

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a desire? Like do you feel like there's a desire

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for an Austin Powers four?

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Sometimes we don't know what we want until we want it, right.

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Sometimes we don't know what to eat until we go

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someplace and see it on the menu. Like I never

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would have thought about, let's say, a short rib ragout,

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but I go to our restaurant and I see it

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and like, that sounds good, I'll have some. Then I

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love it. Okay, I didn't realize I needed it. So

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there's a little bit of that aspect. But I'm but

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I'm with you. Sometimes you hear about something, you're like,

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h I don't think we really need that.

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I mean, do you feel like, did you see Mortal

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Kombat the newest one? All right?

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When you say the newest one, you mean the newest

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one that came out or the newest movie that rebooted

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the previous two.

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The newest one that rebooted the previous Yeah, the one

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with Carl Urban. How about that? Yes?

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Yes, yes, yes I did. I enjoyed it very much.

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It was a wonderful airplane movie.

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I mean, do you feel like there's a need for

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Mortal Kombat too?

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No, there's barely it. There wasn't a need for that one.

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I mean, but I will say the two things that

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interested me about that new Mortal Kombat movie was Carl

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Urban and I always forget his name, but the Japanese

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actor who played I think it was sub Zero, who

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is also the star of the Showgun mini series. I

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love him as an actor. I think he's phenomenal. Those

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two people right there had me interested in watching the movie.

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The action was outstanding, so I enjoyed it. But on

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the front end I would have been like, no, like

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I just said, here, we don't need it.

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I mean, like we all agree we need Spaceballs two?

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That is needed. Yes, we need Spaceballs too. I mean,

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do you feel my life My life will not be

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complete until I've seen Spaceball's two.

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Do you feel the need for Sister Act three?

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No? I didn't. I didn't want or need Sister Act

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two back in the habit, and I hate my soulf

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for knowing the full title of that film.

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Has has been Has there been anything in your soul

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that desires another RoboCop movie?

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No? Well that's because, honestly, thinking back to the original,

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it's so good and uncomfortable with certain stuff, you really

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didn't need the sequels that came after it, and certainly

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didn't need a reboot. I will say, though, that the

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rebooted movie with Joel Kinneman as as Murphy as RoboCop

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was so ridiculous. It was actually comical because they showed

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what was left of his body after an explosion. It's

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like his it's like his eyes, the esophagus and like

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his pancreas or something. And that was it.

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Well, and by let me preface also, some of these movies,

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some of them I can understand, but they're talking about

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bringing like Sister Act three, they're talking about with Whoopi Goldberg,

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you know, Leath a Weapon five with Mel Gibson and Danny.

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Glover, which can we just say that Detective Myrtaw was

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too old for this shit in nineteen eighty nine, right,

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it's twenty twenty five, like they're talking.

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So they're making another Lord of the Rings movie, and

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it's like The Hunt for Gollum and it basically takes

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place in between The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.

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Yeah. See, I'm not big on those. I'm real sketchy

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when it comes to the prequels because sometimes to me,

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they seem like a waste of time. If you already

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know what the ultimate ending is, then the stuff that

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they put out before it is just sort of a

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filler thing. Because it's not that it doesn't matter. I'm

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just not going to be as interested because what they

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do doesn't have the ultimate implications of the previous of

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the previous installment, Right, Like.

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I understood why they made the Lord of the Rings

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over the Hobbit, because I mean, if you were going

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