Tell you are in this video in this post. Yeah. Harry Hill's got a new thing, but it's on YouTube. Stuart Lee.
Yeah, Stuart Lee is the first guest. It's kind of, if you imagine, right, you're like Adam Buxton's podcast. I got him a podcast. It's like any celebrity, interviewing celebrity podcast, except not that at all.
Yeah. It's just Harry Hill doing another Harry Hill TV show, except he's invited a baffled comedian. Yeah. Also, there's no studio audience.
No. So it's, the jokes he's doing is left just a hang. Just a hang. It's so weird.
It's very much like Vickenbob. It's very much. It's Vickenbob without the audience. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's so good. I mean, he, there's a bit where he just gets a castle expert on to talk about castles. There's no jokes in that. No.
He just wants a castle expert to talk about castles. I kind of, I don't think I watched it all the way through. I was just watching the castles, but you were on the back. You were on the home stretch.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because I was doing something else while it was on as you do with all podcasts.
Yeah. I got it on the TV. I watched the whole thing. I was just baffled by how far back Harry Hill and Stuart Ligo.
Yeah. But I'm just sort of like, that makes so much sense. Yeah. Yeah.
They're both comedians of that kind of era. Kind of era. It's so weird. Yeah.
So, because their styles are so different. Very much so. But like, this is like, it was really funny to see Stuart Lee call out Harry Hill on the fact that he just does really like, he does secret, smart jokes in his comedy and nobody notices. Yeah.
And it's only the fact that it's like, I saw you doing that. And he's like, I don't think you knew I would get that. I think you did that for you. And Harry Hill is so, so in a rush to race and pass bit to like move the conversation on.
Unless it be noticed that he's been making jokes just for himself for the entire time he's been on TV. He's just pushing it under the run. Yeah. Yeah.
I recommend it. No. I don't really watch Harry Hill. No.
I watched TV on TV when I was like, when we were having dinner. Yeah. And I enjoyed it. I thought it was, you know, he's just, he's very hard to be into dislike.
Yeah. Very, very silly. Yeah. Like, it's just silliness.
It's like, it's not quite in the depths of surreal uncomfortability as Vicken Barber. Yeah. But it does have that layer to it, where it's just like a person being like, this is a joke. And you're like, I'll take your word for it.
It seems very unoffensive. Yeah. Which is what I kind of love about the stuff I've seen of it. Yeah.
It's, it's an offensive. It's just silliness. Like, you know, like when something you absolutely didn't expect happens. Yeah.
And then it's an unsequitim. It also has a sort of a sort of rightness to it. Yeah. And also like, it's kind of like the adult Trickel Brothers.
You know what I mean? I suppose so. So that's kind of insane. Yeah.
In, in, in, in so far as it's dad jokes and silliness. And I think yeah. Yeah. Space opera the, the search engine in space.
Yeah. Um, what do you think of those? Yeah. Um, so it's all right.
What does something need to know in order to be considered a space opera? Space space. Probably more than one planet. I think I do.
Actually, I don't agree. Um, I think that what more than one planet has to be assumed or mentioned. Yes. If you look at Dune.
Yeah. Ain't no more planets in that. Two planets in there. Yeah.
So you go to the Harkonin home world, don't you? Four if you're counting the two films together. You do. There is the floaty boys home world.
So there's, um, oh, can you tell? I'm like, whenever I go climbing, my brain just shut the air. Yeah. Yeah.
As Caledan, which is a Paul's home planet, the watery, like nice planet. Yeah. It's a racket. You see that in the, yeah.
Yeah. You've seen the movie. I have. I need to like it.
So remember. Do you see this? You do see the watery thing? Yes.
There's a car down. And then the, um, Gady prime, the Harkon and planet. Yes. And you also see, oh, I'm pretty sure I'm getting colored and mixed up with the, Oh, it's kind of just kind of.
It's the, it's the, um, it's the crystal for walking planet. Yeah. Yeah. The king of the brambles.
Oh, and you see, so it's a kind of as well. The prison planet. You do. Yeah.
Could have fooled me. The prison planet in Dune is the film is the one that looks like the most from a 40 K concept art. I'll be honest with you. Yeah.
I thought there was one planet in Dune. It's Dune. Yeah. I thought it was just a rakus the sand dune world.
Yeah. And, um, the thing about that is every time they cut away to somewhere else, I'm just like, this is just another building on Dune. It does feel like that. Yeah.
Very rarely do they do like a cutaway to a ship in orbit, zooming down to the planet. It's just like, no, here we are in atmosphere going to a building that was made of like stone in the same weird light. Yeah. Yeah.
There is. Well, so speaking of like other planets assumed. Yeah. Right.
Would you class Blade Runner as a space opera? I don't think speaking of Denis Villeneuve's. Because when I said I disagreed, I mean they need to multiple planets. Yeah.
I don't even mean any of you that will have assumed. I think they need to be multiple political entities. Okay. I think the opera part is that they need to be multiple like political interests.
Soch that like in Blade Runner. In a way. Is that right? Corporate interests.
What are the purposes? I think so. I think I think there's only one big corporation really in Blade Runner and Blade Runner in 29. For me, that's like Empire and just like some guys.
I'm thinking about what's assumed. Yeah. Yeah. Because there's loads of different companies in Blade Runner and Blade Runner.
Yeah. You don't seem very much. Yeah. I think that like for me at the very least, like if you look at like Flash Gordon, you've got got stuff.
Flash. No. Yeah. You've got Emperor stuff and then you've got Hawk Lords man.
Yeah. Hawk Lords man is not, it's not definitely these guys are on side. Yeah. It's like, it's like these are these guys are their own political entity.
Flash has to sort of cudge all them into attacking the Ajax. Yeah. Yeah. I have to win them over.
Have I seen Flash Gordon? I don't know. I think I've only ever seen the cliff with Brian Blesser going, Jaaah! That's like a lie when he's like Gordon's a lie.
Um, um, I think Balbarella as well. I think pretty sure, the weird thing is I'm pretty sure Balbarella is also on one planet. Cause it's like, it's a very much a B movie. Yeah.
Yeah. But I think, yeah, yeah, it's that multiple political interests thing that makes me think space opera. Mm. You know, that makes me go like, Oh, well, this, these people want this.
These people want this. Yeah. Here's these small people at the roots of it all. Yeah.
Getting squished between them. Yes. So that's what makes Star Wars to me. Yeah.
Because it's not just the rebels versus the Empire. Yeah. It's also a bunch of people who want completely other things. Yeah.
It's a high time solo and money and all this kind of like, I think, I think the term is sprawling. A little bit. Yeah. There's the, you know, Star Wars is a fairly simple movie.
Mm. But like it implies bigger and more complex political structures than really ever. Exactly. An opera, really, in space.
Yeah. But I think I think like 2001 is meant to be a space opera. Is it? I haven't seen it.
So I wouldn't know how many different parts of moving parts. Well, there's four different sections to it. Although the last two are sort of linked. So like, well, they're all linked through this black monolith.
You've seen that. Yeah. So there's monkeys back the dawn of man. Yeah.
And then cuts to space, a space hotel. The guy goes to the moon finds another monolith on the moon. And then cut to again, like, I think it's a few years later or later, how long later? And then it's basically, it's a space that goes to Jupiter where they found another.
Okay. So there's a separate monolith. All the same one. Yeah.
It's just moving. Yeah. It's just planning helping as well as. Yeah.
They're going, they're going across to go to find it basically. And then it ends up in a weird kind of simulation world. It's very like similar to Winter Stellor, which again, I think has been called a space opera as well. Yeah.
I can see why. Like it's strange, but there are like, it's like humanity is like humanity is kind of like, like humanity is counter to itself in here. Like, there is the humanity on the other side of this, you know, sort of time, like wormhole thing, you know, like humanity on the other side of time is sort of counter to itself. It's like the people on earth are thinking one thing and the people who are like there, you know, like hundreds of years time, I think you can please separate things.
It's weird because like, we didn't sell it. I think it's like a weird kind of reverse mummy as in like, they don't go, they go to the future to find, to find like a grave that they open up and cause a load of problems. Like, it's a weird, it's like, yeah, it's like the mummy, but in the future instead of looking at the past, they go, all right, what's in our future? Oh, Matt Damon's away.
We sent a guy a bit ago. Yeah. And now Matt Damon's gone crazy. And like, yeah, there is something to be said about it because when they're opening up his crypts, like the whole organ plays, it looks like a vampire movie is great.
But yeah, I think of other space operas. Like Star Wars, obviously the biggest one. Yeah. And you know, Star Trek movies, space operas.
Difficult to remember that because it doesn't go in for a lot of the tropes. It doesn't go in for a, hey, there's a weird guy. Like, here's a puppet man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
A staple of the space operas. Definitely. Here's a weird guy. Yeah, like the puppet man or guy in the weirdest costume you've ever seen.
Like, it's all quite like uniform. This is depicting something other than that. Speaking of which, I saw a YouTube video the other day that was like, I'm going to do Star Wars cosplay that no one's ever done before, or like the Forbidden Star Wars cosplay. Yeah.
And then the first second, it was like, salacious crumb cosplay. I was like, the fact that I know who that is. And like, why no one has done that cosplay is like, that's the something in my brain that sort of made me feel a bit sad. I was like, why do I know that character?
Few, the name off. The name off, but not the, you know, Wikipedia. I discovered recently that one of my friends is a big contributor to Wikipedia. A big contributor or was in their teens.
Wow. Oh, that's amazing. So yeah, we need to get him on to play Wookie or Wookie. Yeah.
I was on a walk with him. So I did start, I did try and get him to play Wookie or Wookie. But I think it was a bit too close to home. I'm playing Wookie or Wookie.
Here we have an actual contributor. I don't know if he thought that I was like taking a mic. But I was in the longer shot. He can't hide behind that genuine thing.
Wookie or Wookie is taking the piss. He's taking the piss. Yep. Now, if you're a Wookie for listeners who may not be aware of this, because a game show we came up with where we go through Wikipedia and ask someone, is this on Wookie.
Yeah. So you think about, you think of a concept. Could be battery. Battering.
Serial. Light bulb. Yeah. And then you ask Wookie or Wookie, is it on Wookie?
Does it have its own page? Importantly, does it have its own page? Not mis, not redirects. Has to have its own page.
At least search for something close to it on Wikipedia or is it simply on Wikipedia? No, like you actually have to look at Wikipedia because you know it's a concept. So yeah, that's the, that's the, that's the game show we made up. Yeah.
I was surprised to find out that, yeah, that's the one I know, it has been a contribution to Wikipedia. We'd support that game. Yeah, we do. We should do a Star Wars episode.
And I was like, yeah, yeah, Star Trek. It's like, I was watching the journey home the day. That starts with this, like, with the most, and then I would say with the most space opera that those shows and movies get, which is you start on Vulcan and there's like, you know, the light on Vulcan is different. It's all, it's kind of purple in like the sort of, it's all very sunsetty and like, there are these huge like cliffs and there's a temple up on a hill.
The one that like, you know, we're in the start of the JJ Abrams movie that crumbles to like, they're running along this crumbling rock structure is Vulcan is destroyed. Yeah. That's, you know, from that. And like, it's all like, it's so obvious.
You're on a different planet to earth. Right. So obvious. And I looked at Dune and I was like, these are all the same lighting.
I don't know. Like, I would tell you to go back and watch Dune and Dune part two, but I don't think you will. Dune, Dune part two has a fucking incredible scene on Geddy Prime, which is basically doing exactly the thing you're saying, in which they use infrared cameras to capture, because it's like a dark sun. Yeah.
Apparently. So the whole thing is like very, is basically black and white. That's quite cool. But there was a bit where they had to switch from, so basically when they went into the, into the light of the sun, it goes from actual real camera footage to this infrared footage.
It's amazing. It's so, so good. I mean, like, I'll watch it eventually. It's just not going to be now.
There's a little devil guys going around. The Harkonan planet is the only planet I can remember. Not being. Not being on the Raccoon.
Yeah, you'd be, yeah. And it still felt a little bit like a Raccoon. Yeah, because it was all just, it was like desert, but rocks. Well, Dune, Dune part two also has, it's quite funny.
It's basically Christopher Walken's planet, like the Emperor's planet. It looks like they've just gone to a botanical garden and filmed it there. It's really weird. It's like just a botanical garden in like Canada or something.
It's just sort of like, it could have done so much more with this. It's a gravity park in New York. Basically, Hercules in New York was, yeah. I'm bored of Father Zeus.
I'm bored of this place. Oh, I'm trying to think. What would be the film that you would class as a space opera, but not a space opera? At least a space opera, a space opera.
Yeah. Better definitely. Yeah, for sure. I would say something like the film.
Oh, no, I'd say it was a space opera. Would you say that? Total recall the space opera? Oh, yeah.
Oh, they just got a mouse, don't they? Mm. Oh, sure. There is an alien in it.
Yeah. Like an alien civilization. Yeah. What about, well, obviously.
It's even sort of the leery and say it was a space opera. Oh, yeah. I'd say that was a space opera. That's arguably one spot.
Yeah. They go to that market planet. I think the leery and city of those planets is a good example of space opera that is space opera by the numbers in that it's technically a space opera. It's absolutely known for fun things about space opera.
Hey, no, I'm going to bat for that. That means he's a boring movie. He's a killer boy. I'm just sort of like, there's a lot of fun ideas.
Yeah, they're not straight in the comic. Yeah. Straight from the comic. Yeah.
Yeah. I would say that probably total recall is my closest to a space opera that isn't a space opera because it's so close. I think it's so like, there's three Breasted Women Mutants. It's so very cantina at Mos Eisley vibes.
Right? It's so like strange society, space society, all this stuff going on. But like, it isn't really a space opera. No, you could say about like George Dred.
Yeah. Yeah, I suppose so. I mean, I think we'll have other planets in George Dred. But well, but my idea was the Odyssey.
Sure. Basically, you just remove space out of it and you've got a space opera. The spot of sea. You basically, I think Ulysses is something I like on the number.
But that's the Odyssey in space. Ulysses? Ulysses? Yeah, that's basically it.
Yeah. So yeah, that's my call for it. It's a call for it. No call for it.
Call for it. I don't know. This is going to be interesting. It's going to be a call for it.
No call for it. Do you want to? I got a memory from Facebook the other day. Oh, yeah.
It was a movie we pitched a long time. An episode we pitched a long time ago. And it was just one where we decided to pitch every, literally every title we were given that week. Oh, wait.
Like a multi-pitch episode. It was a multi-pitch episode. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it was just like we had gone to for every title.
We're like, we're going to get through this list. Yeah. I thought, that was fun for you. I'm very sure we used to do that.
Like with the honorable mentions, we didn't used to just do like two or three. We used to get through this to get through loads. Yeah. Anyway, yeah.
We'd read them all out and just give them like one sentence. Yeah. But what we recently got from two different places. So Facebook and Blue Sky.
People sending us the rental family. Oh, yeah. We did. Someone was a student.
I think. I'm a student. And Paul as well. He basically commented on the trailer for rental family.
Yeah. Yeah, so we had a great fan of people. And finished a fantastic new video. And it was like a two-year-old's book with the same ratings where I put a live to pitch and then I overlaid the title of my words.
I was like, this is a live to pitch. I'm Brendan Fraser's Facebook page liked it. So I just, I just basically copied the photo, the screenshot, a Stuart sent you own personal Fraser in the episode. Yeah.
And I copied it and just put it on that comment. It was like a hundred percent. A hundred percent. There was Pete someone in Hollywood.
Store our episode of your own personality. Brendan Fraser is the cloud. Oh, right. I'm like, someone gets sent out instead of Brendan Fraser.
Right. It turns out that Brendan Fraser regretted the decision to be sent up into the cloud. And so once the, like, someone, like, I think, well, dissatisfied with their family and wish they were, like, they were cool and like everyone wanted to be them, like Brendan Fraser. Yeah.
So went and took the place off at Brendan Fraser. Mm. And it turns out that Brendan Fraser wanted out of the situation in the first place. And then they get the kind of team up on the Brendan Fraser from the year thing.
Yeah. It's not, it's the concept is the same. Right? Just the very nice.
And Fraser being rented out to a family to just be running for a day. It's like someone actually went and pitched it to a place. Yeah. And they were like, can we bring it down?
Yeah. Yeah. I like your initial concept, but none of the plot. The person who gave your own personal Fraser, yeah, I can't remember who they were, but they must have, like, clearly couldn't know what was around the corner for Brendan Fraser.
Yeah. But like, it's very odd. Yeah. I mean, maybe the film title, your own personal Fraser, could be considered also rental family.
Yeah. It's very, very, very good. Yeah. Tag line is your own personal Fraser.
But also, like, I think like Stuart actually linked us to that episode with that honourable mention. Yeah. Paul, I think just saw the trailer and was like, this looks like a last pitch. Yeah.
It's definitely you do. Yeah. But it's like, it doesn't seem that weird. No.
Like, it seems very much like in the vein of an indie movie. It's a very grounded movie. Yeah. It seems seemingly.
But I think it's very grounded, quite grounded. Groundedish. Groundedish. Groundish.
Like, it's not colossal, is it? No. It's like, it could happen. Yeah.
It's just a bit of a weird business strategy. Yeah. Which is normal. What we're the best at.
Yeah. Oh, I say I've started watching it called Nathan for You. Yeah. Yeah.
Which is, I don't know if you've seen it. I've come across it. I'm watching. It's so weird.
Yeah. But like, it's so, so real. It has the same vibe as you know when Rhett and Link used to do those free adverts for small businesses. Oh, I think I really do songs for them.
And it would be like, like, the Red House. I love pushing furniture and pushing, like, I love pushing out pumping irons and pushing furniture into people's homes. Like, it's just, yeah. It's like, so like, it feels very much like if we got businesses to help out, advertise on lives, a pitch.
Like, that kind of thing. The episode we're sort of in the middle of the moment is one where it's completely different to the actual thing of the episode. Like, in this special episode, he's basically trying to be an escape artist. OK.
So he's got these handcuffs on and he's learned how to unchain these handcuffs, unlock these handcuffs with a pick. But he's going to do that while this robot is taking his pants down in front of a bunch of kids. Oh, you know. I haven't seen that.
Can you have seen that? Because that's the only thing we're like, oh my god, yeah, no, that is worse than death. That is the stakes are so much higher than regular. You need to stay higher than you are.
Yeah. But yeah, like he goes around business. It's like Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, but with businesses, every idea is bad. Yeah, every idea he has is deliberately bad.
Yeah. But yeah. Should we push some movies? Let's push some movies.
We've talked about space operas enough. All right. So from the deluxe plane. Sorry.
I just reread this one again. It's one of those ones that's like, I read it. And I was like, this would be a terrible subtitle. It would just cost it would just cost so much imprinting.
Is it really long? So from the deluxe plane we've got, you shouldn't have sent me to space. You've only made me stranger and crazier. I mean, it's only just longer than the bridge of Pray Vio title.
Yeah. Yeah. You're right. You're right.
I mean, they just called it Prince of Pride. I feel my forget happened. Yes. It's still one of the best DC movies.
One of the best DC movies, but just instantly forgettable. Because it came out of the time when no one gave a show and gave a shit. Yeah. It's still one of the best DC movies.
Yeah. Very, very short lived here. James Gunn era of not that James Gunn made it, but like that sort of like when people got it. Oh, yeah.
Of that end of the DC. That on suicide squad. Yeah. That was it.
The suicide squad. The suit. Oh, yeah. The suit.
And Peacemaker. Yeah. That's that's all of the DC movies that were any good. Yeah.
It was rough. That's rough. But anyway, yeah. So what did it say?
You shouldn't have sent me to space. You've only made me stranger and crazier. Stranger and crazier. OK, but a space crazies.
So we need someone who has been such a similar mind in our society, right? That they've been sent to space. Someone so hated. Someone so just avoided and despised that we had to send them.
Does this person also want to go to space? A way to space. Does this person also talk heavily in real life about wanting to go to space? I could have.
I was going to say that it was like James Blunt a few years ago. Oh, but like I think it can be like. You said in the family of space. You've made me stranger and crazier.
But I think Elon Musk going to space. Yeah. Cracking. Going back.
This was a bad idea. Yeah. Elon Musk gets his Christmas carol. Yeah.
But it's in space. Yeah. I got chicken ears. I don't know why I came back with chicken ears.
I fell into an anomaly. It's the Musk Odyssey. The Musk Odyssey. Yeah.
He gets his three. So what's the Molly? What's the Jacob Molly of the... Well, I guess the Jacob Molly has been sent into space.
Yeah. Also, I think Jeff Bezos dies in a space accident. Yeah. And okay.
So the Earth takes that as an idea of like we should send these guys into space. We should keep on putting them in rockets, sending them up to see what happens. But while he's waiting for his like, he's being told you can either relinquish all your worldly assets, Elon Musk, or you can go to space. Right?
And he's like, well, I don't know. It's not going to go here. But that's sort of how he sees it anyway. A rift opens in the wall of his cell.
Yeah. Blue, white light pours out through it. Yeah. And a pale face with antenna outside.
Yeah. Lean through and says, you're going to have three experiences, crazy wild experiences in space. Yeah. They will.
They will. Before this, before this journey is out, you will have experienced before you can come back to home, you will have three crazy wild weird experiences with the alien. Who's this? It's just a weird, weird guy.
Maybe like, maybe he's like, is that you dad? Is that you, my father figure who I want to impress? And I just didn't know. I didn't know.
So anyway, he goes up in one of those big rocket ships that likes something from doge's. Yeah. Yeah. Not book Rogers, but learning to doge's.
Yeah. By the way, that face you'll find out later is obviously Elon Musk, a taste gained antenna. He keeps on, he does an interstellar, he goes back in time to tell himself. He's got himself.
He's having a great time. Yeah. I'm going to have a great time. It's so, Tommy was I honestly playing.
You're going to have a great time. Oh, great. Great. Let's go.
Get me in the rocket ship. I want to go. And there's like, is he going on a rocket ship by himself? Yeah.
Yeah. Well, he's got his car with him. He's got his Tesla in the cargo compartment. Yes.
I think he gets in it and drives off. Once I go to the atmosphere. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
What's the first, the first ghost? Yeah. The ghost, the ghost of Christmas past, isn't it? Yeah.
Well, the ghost of Christmas past is he gets a go to a planet that's like medieval, you know, where the. He gets turned into a baby. Yeah. Where the Lord is is is lording over the peasants, which he's become one.
He's being raised by peasant, you know, but he's also a baby with the style and hair and sunglasses of Tommy was out. Yes, that's true. Yeah. So we've got this baby walking around this toddler walking around with glasses, sort of like a wallet chain, like a Nick, like a Nick Cave cosplayer.
Yeah. He had one in around. Yeah. Like, where's my drink?
Yeah. I've fed up with this world. I don't want to plow the fields anymore, dad. Dad?
I'm not your dad's son. It's JK Simmons who's running this medieval society. Yeah. It's like, maybe I have been too hard on the workers.
He learns that lesson. He learns that lesson. He's sitting in the second one. President, Mr.
Yeah. He's he's confronted with a Mars colony that he created. Yes. And he sees that they are currently, it's a Mars colony that he left.
It's a failure. Yeah. He left everyone there. They haven't had no contact with this Mars colony for years.
He's he's under he's basically doing undercover boss. Yeah. And he's like, it's like wonderful life. He's like a ghost.
Yeah. Yeah. I quite like it. Just actually for doing undercover boss.
Imagine, imagine being Tommy was O being undercover boss. Yeah. It's okay. Fair enough.
Oh, yeah. They really hate him. A statue has been pulled. And it turns out that they are stockpiling arms to go to war with Earth.
Oh, wow. Yeah. To kill him. So he has to stop that.
Yeah. He's trying to foil it, but then realizes it's too too great a problem for him to face. You know, like, no matter who everyone there wants to kill him. So he can't stop it.
And then he gets taken away to the next, it lasted off into the next, uh, ghost of space future. Yeah. Which I think is like a 2001 space. Yeah.
He's in a room, load of lights. Yeah. He's sat in a bed. He gets antenna for some reason.
He's every version of himself ever. Yeah. Right. If he stays here on his planet, his anomaly, anomaly planet, right, he will see, he's seeing every version of himself and he sees himself turning into this crazy evolved being, right?
Yeah. And that crazy of all being looks at him and says, this is not your path. You have to right your wrongs. And then he says, well, can you do me a favor?
Could you get send a message to my myself in the, in the, in the cell? Can you tell him that he's going to have three crazy adventures and go to space? And then he crash lands in the, in the ocean after that. And says, you boy, what day is this?
You boy, you shouldn't have sent me to space. What? Labor dice. You shouldn't have sent me to space.
You've only made me stranger and crazier. And then he looks at the camera for an incredibly mad time. I learned nothing. Now, get me some boys, trying to a cave to save.
That's the end of that movie. I see it on the movie. Yeah. It's look straight at the camera and said I learned nothing.
More films should be bold enough to do. Yeah. If a film is not going like as well as planned, I think they should like an Alan Smithy thing, like you should like a director can call himself Alan Smithy if he doesn't, if they don't like the film cut. Yeah.