Hi everyone and welcome to the Nodip North podcast. Is it any podcast that's hosted by Nodip North? I am. What do you want to sound?
And I am not Little Chris. So yes, I am back. So thank you for tiny Little Chris for filling in for me last week. I wasn't all here, shall we say?
All there? Oh, I was everywhere. But yes, you were somewhere. I was somewhere.
I still think he's going to fill you in again. I was filled with him. And now he's on the steroids, the generic freak that he is. Tonight is a special episode.
We have an amazing, beautiful, darling of the podcast. Join us tonight. He has gotten so much shit and always he is there for us, always. And it's a nice little announcement to me tonight as well, because for people who don't know Lee is very much involved and does so much work on a little web series called Toc Grumps.
Well, that little web series has grown up. It's no longer going to be a web series. And from officially this Tuesday, it has been upgraded, stamp of approval to pod cast status. You made it!
We made it! Oh, God! So, the company got it without a friend, Chris. Oh, but seeing that though, Chris has give us a little message for you tonight.
He wrote us a letter. So he wants to pass on a little message for you. So, because I think Chris is a little worried, because he's scared, because we're bringing two forces together tonight and we'll introduce the other one in a few moments, because we're going to introduce her properly. But Chris is a little worried, because it's been forcing the discord that, and especially when he made the new Anime Club logo with the photo of Lee and James, I think he's getting a bit nervous about it.
So he's like, my dearest Lee, you've always been the brains and behind top grumps. You record, run the social media, barely, and make the sketches. I owe all the top grumps success to you. Oh, bless him.
I know you are talking about replacing me with Phoebe. Scandal. But I will try harder, and from now on, I will match your sexual energy. Like you will no doubt exude tonight.
Yours, hopefully, Chris. So you wanted me to pass on that message, because I think he's getting a little worried. And he sent us a video this week as well. So I'm just going to put a little video for everyone.
Enjoying and experience. Yeah. So just like watching the hook basically, the word's up here on the hook, do the justice a little wiggle like this. Just go with that.
Yeah. Yeah. So that's a little experience, a little Chris. And they say subscribe for all this as well.
So get more dancing, more Chris, more. Whatever that was. Yes, so welcome Lee. No, I couldn't have done any of top rims with all Chris.
He's absolutely amazing. And I would not replace him this month. We've already got a couple of faves as well. So brings us on to the day of youth.
The new guy to the nerds, but there's not much of a new guy now. She's busy getting herself well stuck in, getting herself involved and basically becoming a huge part of the community, which we're enjoying. So Phoebe's not ready for this, because we always do like a surprise in new people. So Phoebe.
No, I wasn't ready for this. I was a really good guy. I was a really good guy. I was a really good guy.
I was a really good guy. I was a really good guy. I was a really good guy. I was a really good guy.
I was a really good guy. mie to William? I was a really good guy. I was a really good guy.
I'm a very good guy. I was very good at theworked person. I would hate to be so good at him. So Phoebe!
No, I wasn't ready for this! Give us your nerdy credentials. Tell us a little bit about your nerdy self here. Um, I have been bullied since I was a child now.
Romain to be a licensed proud observer in a childhood drama. Yeah, drama nerd by background. So tonight you will be getting a boring level of production, research. But yeah, she's underselling herself.
Like, maybe is a big part of like other communities. And she's joined, well, she was enticed over from the dark side. The OF, shall we say, not that OF Chris. I can't say it, we'll do it again in fleet.
I can't say it either. And she's kind of taking a shine to us, nerds. And you can probably tell by our accent, she's not quite as northern as some people, but we've embraced it like a Northern. And I think I've got a new nickname.
And I think I've got a new nickname as the Southern Siren. So that will go with that one. Oh, oh, oh. I like that.
So yes, so Fabius joins us tonight. So, Sami, do you want to give us the disclaimer? Yes, I will. Yeah.
Sure. Everything you've discussed in today's episode, the other opinions and our opinions alone, if you'd like to send anything from today's episode, I believe it's coming to join us on the Facebook group. You can join us in the Discord. Well, the comment section where we can have an old discussion.
Well, what we want to have is anyone coming for us and telling us our opinions are wrong. Because we can all agree to disagree in fandom. Because we keep it from the kind and keep the toxic behaviour out of nudism. Very well said.
Oh, Link, there's a power move there as well. Do you think that's up? He's like, yes. Oh, I like that, Link.
Yeah. That's close one. And there's a reason why we invited these two tonight. Because these two have been fighting over the love and the affection of Little Chris.
Like the battle has been drawn. So, we'll get them together with probably one of the ultimate kind of like battle or like fighting over a man's story a little bit. Love a rival? Love a rival.
Yeah. Yeah. But whatever crazy world that was. I didn't think I'd ever occur with Chris.
Ever. But here we are for 2025. And there's two people fighting over Chris. What's happened?
The world's not playing. But if you're not in the apocalypse. So, and tonight's, I can't believe, like, how many episodes we've done on this podcast? I've done it.
Yeah. And this is the first time really this movie has came up for discussion. Absolutely. Like, what's wrong with us?
Are we really nerds? Are we really movie fans? Do we actually like films? Oh, honestly, it blows my mind that we've not done this.
And when Paul suggested it, I was like, oh, we've not done this before. Because this is one of mine and my sister's favourite films. Who should have been here by the way, but it's not. Yeah, she'd have sent me back.
She fucking pied us off. Before we get started into the movie, that is a death of a composer. I do have the taglines and their tremendous, I'll do the Bora ones first. And from the director of Who Friend, Roger Reben and Back to the Future.
Right. Okay. And this one didn't know whether or not to say it from Gino. You'll be a black comedy.
That's why there's any of the black comedy. And now the two, the next two of the two interesting ones. Some people will go to any lengths to stay young forever. But Madeline Ashnan and her old friend, Helen Sharp, are about to go too far.
That's the one I remember. A old friend. That's a bit rich. And the last one is, once more bottle, the Fountain of Youth, the secret to the return of life, the power of an ancient portion.
Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. Yes. I remember the trailers for this movie when it first came out because it was like the voice over guy.
It was like in a world where Madeline Ashnan. Nothing from the trailer gets seen in the movie. The scenes. Yes.
I said, maybe the trailer generally completely forgot your own knife. Sorry. I don't even know if I should be on the night. I'm in so much pain.
Oh, this is, this is, I don't know what's going on. I've got something wrong. Whoa. What's happening?
I saw one shot us. I was just saying, these guys, these guys all out. I love to take this to do that. I'm laughing.
I hope you feel better soon Lee. We'll find Bruce Willis and get to do a bit of cosmetic makeup to try and fix that. Can I ask the question? How?
How did Bruce Willis fill that hole? How? With the bobbin fluid? Bobbin fluid?
I'm spall that wall. Yeah. I can't even get around that because embalming fluid just gives you a bit of colour. You must have packed up a cotton wool or something.
Sordast is what? Holy fillet. Sordast is what actually gets used. Is it?
Yeah. The fillet you're out with Sordast is like pliable and moving around. It's sort of moisture as well. But yes.
I think she wished you hadn't googled. I love the Goldies hole. Oh. James is being waiting for that one as well.
I know. If we're going to get the bats default the way, one of the trivia things does say that when Goldie Horn falls into the pond, you can see how brown I afterwards. What? After rewinding it, I found out that it's actually a contour lens.
Yeah. No, yeah. Wow. I'm really confused.
Yeah. I kind of stopped for a second and went, I do have to write it on the visual effects, so tell me when we get to that part. Yeah. We only take the only time Goldie Horn got naked was in a while.
That's just my Goldie hole knowledge there. Everyone's going to write that thought down. Why do you remember that, Paul? I love Goldie Horn.
I absolutely adore it. Private Benjamin, all aboard. I love all of them. I haven't seen that film.
I haven't seen any of it. I don't want to. I respect Kurt Russell too much. He's my boy.
I don't want to look at his life that way. I get that. Well, there's actually what I was causing. Can you just say that?
I'm not going to complete the plan. There is a Kurt Russell is technically in this, Philip. All right. Yes.
When they're in the hospital, there is an interview on the television and it's Kurt Russell. All right. There's lots of interest in coming on as well, like shall we say, but we'll come to that when we talk about the movie a little bit. I want to get into when this movie was released because this came out in 1992.
I can remember this. Sami might be able to. I don't know what faves in Lee can because they're the youngsters. I don't know where B.V.
lies in the age range. I'm not too sure. I'm 700. Which is a highlander.
Could you take the file? That was probably Sesame Street. Right. So you're obviously my baby.
As long as you're alive, that's okay. It was a lot. The market for this movie did not portray what the movie was. It was very different.
The airport wrote this as a wacky, funny comedy, like laugh out loud comedy. When I, and again, I was not a nigga about last night. I do think this movie was very ahead of its time for humor for the effects side and like just the story time as well because the plot wise is all over the place. There's not really much of a story going ahead.
Yeah. And the jokes and everything like how dark this goes. I'm not sure it would have landed well in the 90s because they try to do it as like a, as a bit of a comedy. So I remember to comment the pictures.
Everyone was going power me as in the effects were, but no one was talking how good the film was and it kind of flopped a little bit on the initial release. It did all right in the box office and it made its money back, but it did. This movie is revolutionary. If you in this, I can't believe I'm actually saying this.
If you don't have this movie and all the tricks and the little things that they did and you don't have Jurassic Park, you literally don't have Jurassic Park because everything they used here was a tester for the CGI and all that special effects work we were going to do for Jurassic Park. This movie is revolutionary. The plot is crazy because the megas took it to a test audience and fucking hated it, but he's already done the trailer for it. So everything that was mentioned like from the trailer is just completely stripped out and this is why it's a big disjointed and you have the ending that you have because the test audience really kind of like handed him his ass and he just went shit.
It had to just completely mush it together again, but this film has been in my memory bank for as long as I can remember. I can't remember when I first watched it. Yeah. I can't remember.
I can't remember like before it. I was one of those films where I love movie trailers. I still do. I think trailers back in the 80s and 90s were better because it didn't give the whole plot.
It just gave certain aspects and it was a time where you got movie trailers out the pictures and on your VHS as well. So you remember when you used to have VHS used to have trailers on before the movie started. I think this was one of the ones that was advertised and I was like, oh, right. I need to say this movie.
It looks hilarious. It wasn't funny. Especially as a kid when you watch it. It's not funny.
No. No. I'm interested in all like faves when you first saw this movie, what was your kind of reaction to it? Yeah.
It was one of the ones my dad fed me as part of my we used to do like Friday night film nights. And I think this probably was one that came up because he loves Mel Shreeks. And I think also a DAWS Goldie Horne and has less respect than lead us for Kurt Russell when to do that. Like really loves Goldie Horne.
So I think I watched it as part of that. And I think it's like I think also revolutionary in terms of effects because it also is one of the first films to kind of do all those like flashy new technology stuff that isn't like a sci-fi and it isn't an action film. Yeah. And it's actually just a kind of like, it's almost like a kind of fast, deep, sick away as you knickers kind of vibe.
And no one had done special effects in films like that before. No. So I obviously like I knew Bruce Willis later at like Action Star Bruce Willis and 12 Monkeys Bruce Willis. So seeing him do comedy early in his career I was like, oh this guy actually has range.
I'll see our Agro with my mother love and moonstruck. Oh, I knew Bruce Willis is it. So this wasn't a shock for me. I can't talk.
My brain's gone absolutely much. Oh, that's it. I don't know if it was. No, it's me because moonstruck is sure which is my mum's favourite film moonlight.
Just go around it. Honestly, where's my brain going? Well, to be fair, you've got a lot on Blasher. You're recently converted to Death Becomes.
You've only seen it probably in the last week. Yeah, I think it was like two weeks ago I watched it but I knew of it from being about seven year old and I had a child minder in primary school and I used to go to it. It was just directly over the road from this sort of cool day every day when I finished and the daughter of the child minder was in my year itself and she watched this film and we were about seven and she wouldn't shut up about it for about two weeks and it was just one bit. She was impressed.
She would be like, oh, and then she'd tell me that. And then she'd tell me that. And then she'd tell me that. And then she'd tell me that.
And then she'd tell me that. And then she'd tell me that film was you bitch. And she kept thinking it was amazing that she called her a bitch and it was like, oh, my God, she says a swear word. And meanwhile, I'm like, I've seen like most of Arnie's back catalog.
That's my notes. I'm going to put a man then come back. Again, Andrea, a seven year old. So after watching it last week, how did you find the movie?
It's a movie that exists and. Oh, damned with fake praise. No, it's interesting because mainly have like similar tears, but when it comes to certain movies, like if he hasn't watched them, probably the nostalgia doesn't wear with Lee, like he hit the crew. Like that this is where Lee comes from.
He just calls it like, what was it? It goes to a dream. Yeah. Well, I can't even meet you more Lee.
Well, it becomes it. It's it's got a good story to it. And it's it's like unique as well, like nothing like that being done before, but it just lacks any. What's the word?
So right. All right. Okay. I said that the war was over before we started filming.
And now I take my mind. How dare you. It's interesting. That's why I wanted to take a thought.
I thought it would be a good idea to have Lee on as well, especially when he said he hadn't seen it. I was like, Oh, it's because this because this movie is quite an interesting one. And it's very much, I remember the good memories of watching it and experiencing not quite understanding it. Then watching it again.
And it's certain bits again. So kind of like what Lee watching it now. It's like you'll not get that aspect. He's just like watching it because at the time this was the first time, as I said, the married CGI would probably effects in a way that again, there's been films and movies that's been done.
But to use it, this was kind of like the first and it did it the best as well. Oh, that was the thing. Yeah. There's this.
Fair enough. There's certain aspects that CGI is a little bit dated. Well, the bits where you get my restraint changing, like from like the aging model and Ashton going back to hers as a girl. I know how they did that.
Is again, it's just a joy to watch and seeing her light up as well. Oh, like she was feared and like being down front and decide and then seeing the life combat intro and the way they did it with the effects was just mesmerizing. She was she was one of the dis movie. Yeah.
She hated doing it as well. Yeah. That's what I found out because she hated the board is the board didn't have great things to say about the the the workings around and what that. The door is in the one film.
I didn't get a and Oscar nomination, which is a travesty, but I do know how the deagent thing obviously is just makeup and very, very good makeup. But the boobs was inflatables that she had in the back of her top that they literally hoisted up. They can you give us a demonstration. Yeah.
They, they, they use for the first time ever human skin software. Right. So this is the first time that they ever use that technique. It was a poomernomic bra that was built to create the effect where my old streets rest become higher and firmer after drinking the portion, but the effect didn't look realistic enough so in order to get the shot.
Street stresses stood behind her outside the camera and push up rest in the position. So they literally just. Sometimes I don't know. Sometimes I don't know how to go needs allies.
Yeah. What do you do for a living on a middle street. Yeah. The guys behind the CGI and everything is industry like magic and who have obviously gone into done amaze and amaze and work and I have some little facts on the head twist.
Right. What's going on? The fact that I'm flexing now. Now, can I do it now?
I can tell you. I can see you can see your hands. I guess. I don't know.
We had not. You know what I'm like when I get something in there. All I want to do is get it out. We did what the crawl.
Just get out. Get out. All of you was just on the leash. I learned a new fact a couple of weeks ago and have to tell these all about it because it was just sitting in my brain.
But yeah, the other way. So it is the head twist. I'm doing first. Where's my head twist with that?
And it is a combination of. Sorry. It's a nice. It's a really combination of mirrors.
Her. Green screen. So and so I think there's three times in each sequence. So the mirrors were around her.
The green screen was over her and then she just does it as normal. And they could have done it with these magic blankets. That he was sure. Can you think of it?
It's very magic. Yeah. Yeah. At least that's been.
Oh my God. It's also one of the things that they did is when they're twisting her head. They had her on the chair. And basically what leaves just done.
And kind of did that. How it worked. Round our backwoods are her. When she's resetting her head.
You know, when she gets hit with the shovel and she's pulling, which I think is absolutely hilarious, especially when Helen's trying to have a proper conversation with her. And she keeps doing this pulling. I hate. And that's the combination of chroma key.
Yeah. And animatronic model. They use animatronics a lot in this. Some sequences that were taken out, but an animatronic model created by whoever a prosthetic makeup effect and to give the twisted head look.
But yeah, it's more animatronics than it is anything else. Really. It's like crazy that this was like ground brick and stuff and when was it in 1991? Yeah.
Yeah. Nobody else is doing this. But meanwhile in 2025 we've got some possibly mentally disabled. I was like, oh, I'm really talking about himself.
I've got really, I can't work on that. I was like, he's going to take off my custom. It's taking 40 years and it was Lee. It was Oli.
I have an additional fact to add to your head twisting fact, which is that Doug Cheyang, who was the special effects concept artist, head special effects concept artist for the film. This is one of the first films that used digital mockups. So he used photographs and early Photoshop to create the kind of proofs that he wanted for the special effects because he felt that he wasn't getting it quite right with pen and ink and traditional media. So it's like on every level, this film is kind of pushing the technology.
Yeah. I think this was one of the first movies when it did actually come out in DVDs where I was fascinated with the behind the scenes stuff, the making of stuff. When they did the press chumpets and the circuit, that's all the talk about was the popular effects, like the things that the show not like the how they did the gordy horn sitting on the chair with the shovel thing going through and the way the short how those films. To the side of the book.
Yeah, I still don't get it. It's to the side of our. Yeah, it is. And then they kind of grafted in don't there.
Yeah. It's so well done. It's so brilliant, especially for the time as well. And the animatronic head that they used for her neck thing, they also used an animatronic puppet for her head for the resurrection.
But his audiences were really freaked out by it. Yeah. And value. Yeah, it was it was terrible.
So they were like, they just ended up using CGI in the end. And I was trying to figure out what resurrection scene was the referring to. Because when she fell down the stairs. So that one right.
That one right. All I kept thinking of is the one where she's in the body bag and I was like, I was like, kind of looking really like, well, she just looked a bit ways. So she's in a body bag, but she could have just gotten a body bag. So me and they kind of a little bit of argument about this last night.
So, okay, safe, safe, safe use. Like got the same thing. Because when they decided that the body was starting to go career or fall apart and stuff, they needed stuff to be put together. What was their body then decomposing from the accidents or the deaths that they had, or was their body dying from the moment they took the drink from the bottle.
Because my impression was as soon as they took the drink, they were dead. They were zombie, basically living zombies. And isabella Rosalini's character system, you've got to maintain and upkeep your body to hide to get to great. So that was my impression.
But then it was like, everything started to decomple everything from them kind of like, I haven't been shot in the stomach. Malin being pushed down the stairs. The eyes changed. They went from the colours that were.
They went from white. The skin started to go grey. Like, I know with the Goli Horns character, there was blood that came out, but then there was no blood anywhere else. I don't think they could have done too much blood.
This would have been a hard year. I think they went for any further blood, I think. But what were your guys' takes on that? Because I thought they were decomposing or had a look after it from the drink.
Always had just worked normally and then they died. And then they couldn't die, probably, if that makes sense. Yeah, you did not have any of those. See, I think that they die from the accidents.
And Isabella Rosalini's warning is if you don't look after your body, you're going to end up jacked up. Because if you die, you can't actually die. So I look at it along the lines of the kind of vampires who can't regenerate kind of law. We have proof.
Well, there's all the celebrities like Elvis and the body. He is decomposing. Yeah. Yeah.
The people, I've actually got a list of the people who was at the party. Elvis has been there for 20 years, like when he died, like 70 years or something like that. Andy Warhol was there at Marilyn Monroe, greeted Jago because obviously she does the line of, I want to be alone. And Elvis, Jim Morrison and James Dean, which I think is Fran Go.
Yeah. No, I can't. No, it wasn't Fran Go. It wasn't because Fran Go didn't play him in another film, didn't he?
Yes. Well, at least I got that part right. Yeah. I grew a baby.
And I think that they are very much alive until they are not. They just cannot die. Yeah. All right.
So Nick will not argue. I like that theory though. I do like the theory of this. I was going to say that I don't know why my brain has just decided not to work tonight on all episodes.
Absolutely. It's full of me because it's salicy. Oh, yes, that was it. The additional character who was meant to be in this film.
Oh, the farmer, Tracey Ullman, who would race, he got completely ugly, acts. She's in the trailer. Yeah, we saw the trailer. Yes.
You saw in Sandin talking with Helen and Madeline at one point. She also was the one you would see by Bruce Willis pulls her out in the fridge. Yeah. Yeah.
It's Tracy who finds her. Right. Okay. Because he shoves her in the fridge when they come back from the mall.
And it's Tracy who finds her. Yeah. Blurstracy Ullman audiences did not react very well to her and she got asked completely. Interesting.
I don't think it needed more character. I liked the simplicity of the characters that we had and how that kind of played between it. And all me and Phoebe need to go into an argument before we went like because she was not too strong female leads, which I agree with. But I don't think that and this is going to sound really hard because I love Goldie Hone and metal shape is a force me to bring with Bruce Willis steals the show.
I'm sorry, Bruce Willis is absolutely unbelievable in this movie. Like for everything he does, how he acts, how he reactions. I think I thought you. Yeah.
I was like, I didn't see this as a blue Bruce Willis movie. I also was a metal straightaway called the movie. He has been totally underrated in this movie from, I don't know if it's like just my perspective, but he is brilliant. I've.
That's the only way I could describe. I was so surprised after watching again, like how funny Bruce was, how his reactions were very funny. He's hilarious in it. He wasn't the studio's first choice.
I've never found any alternative castings for these two. So I am guessing these are the two that they had in mind. But I do have somewhere and Kevin Klein. Kevin Klein was one of them.
I can't go to the lawn. I think Jeff Bridges would have been as funny. It would have been very mead back, I think. I think it would have been too late back.
I don't know if you see the fishy king where he plays that very angry shock jockey. I think he could have done in these early days. I think it's weird having like Bruce Willis as this kind of character. Even just the name Ernest Melville.
That doesn't fit. That was so weak. I had the opposite of the impact of watching it. This guy is getting everything he deserves and maybe like more.
It's a way too lightly. This is one of the reasons why I said it's got no soul because nobody, I didn't root for anybody in this movie. Everybody has a dick. It's a bit of a little bit less about his.
Let her live forever. How beautiful she loved in this movie. I've got the last person who was mentally earnest. I don't know how this would have went down.
Nick Naughty. No. I've no made the right choice. I think I've cast somebody as someone like Ernest Melville who's just like Guy with glasses and a strange mustache and the name like Ernest Melville.
I would have cast someone like Wayne Salinsky. I can't remember what his name is now. The keymaster. Oh, I don't know what's wrong with my brain because I can't think of it either.
And what was wrong with the job of Mortician? What was wrong with that job? It completely recession-proof. He's always going to have work.
But yeah, that's as the story is and stepped down from his plastic surgery. He was a world-renowned plastic surgeon. It was kind of like the top of the thing. It was a name for like, because they actually see it as well.
Madeleine didn't pay for that house. He paid for that house with his work. Yeah. Rick Moranis was the name that he was trying to get there.
I don't know. Why Chris was saying Michael Sarah? No. Chris, don't.
I'm someone who could be alternative casting for the Bruce that was it. That was it. I didn't realize when they were talking about the whole week, because I had the lady Gaga and her father, honestly, if she was, I'd put my head through the screen. I really would have a splat bludged.
But I didn't realize that the whole big thing that the whole refer to was the musical. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm happy.
I think it's okay. And apparently the falling down the stairs scene is spectacular. I haven't seen it because they're keeping it under wraps. But when I read the reviews for the stage show, apparently that whole sequence is just extraordinary.
I think I'm going to have a comment in London that I will be traveling down the stairs. Absolutely. Absolutely. Remake to this film.
I want a side plot. I'm not too bothered about this film itself, but I want a side plot in a remake where the cast Paul Rudd and have it so that he has drank the portion and he's spent more than 10 years. Yeah. They're trying to knock him down.
Yeah. Just have like just cutting away. People trying to kidnap them and he just always somehow accidentally avoids the kidnapping. But I think that's great.
I know they laid this up. I'm going to bring it up now because we're discussing it. I do think if they were going to remake this movie, I don't think a movie would work as well as this one. I think a TV show would be quite interesting.
Oh, well. Maybe not like a 12 episode or like a six episode. Like you could go into the carotas a bit more like a mini series. Well, you see that it was actually brought up in 2009 about doing an TV show based on this.
Nobody wanted it. Nobody actually wanted it. The crazy fucking idiot. Would you?
Yeah. Like I said, I don't feel like this film had enough soul. Like why are Madeline and not? Helen?
Yeah. Why are they friends? Like there's nothing to build on that for like them to have like a connection that just seem to be mixed with each other all the time. You would leave school and never speak to her ever again.
I think Americans are different with that kind of shit. They have carotas and say this person's spat in my face in high school. So I'm going to hit them for the rest of my life where if it was in the north, once I'm in the face, you would smack them and then buy them a pint. Yeah.
It would be good to see more into the corner of the woman's name who has the portion. But it was like plots that were supposed to be where she was originally going to be. Clear Patra and stuff like that. Wow.
That'd be awesome. I'm glad that we're going with that. It's got the Egyptian accent on the case as well. Yeah.
Yeah. That's the thing that's proven new. Oh, no. That means that in her pool, the David, David, David, no, it's Adam.
It's the creation of Adam. I just know the point you think that. Yeah. That's how I remember it is because of that.
He's a funny interest in fact that links of Zemeckas perfectly with this movie. Helen drinks the portion on October 26, 1985. Back to the future. This is his, this is his third Oscar win for visual effects in the movie.
I am Jurassic Park being one of them and first gun being the next one. Right. So Robert didn't get that. I actually did.
Just take that back. I was right. You absolutely right. It was the third one was for the first one was who from Roger Abbott and then this one and then first one.
You have to get kind of express with that here. No. Speak about it. This is a Vegas.
Oh, sorry. I'm thinking of the costume designer. Oh, right. The come to and further express.
Can I just add in something from a what Chris said in the comments when he said you can call it murder. She won't. Looking at the like fact and all this stuff from this film Bruce Willis put forward some titles for the film. Oh, I want to go.
Oh, yes. I'm doing it. It's death, baby. And he's the other one.
I'm deaf. It sounds like Ali G. I'm going to see Bruce Willis's. Sorry.
This is a complete segue, but his vanity project. He's live. He's like the record. Like the little L.P.
from it because the image of it makes me laugh so much. And I think it's called. I can't remember what the name of the film is, but the title is called respect yourself and it's just him there. And I thought he should never be allowed to name things.
That's awesome. It's a little bit. He's first of all has made some choices. I know like it's sad to what's happened to him now.
He made it all loads of like he went for a spirit in Hollywood, where he was making this loads of different movies and people going, why is he making these movies the terrible. But it was basically building the phone to get his like everything there for his medical care for what's going on. But like in the eighties in the nineties like in the eighties, he was more of a gamble because we're dying harder than one of them because he was just known as the funny guy from as said, like with my restraint. And then he became one of the ultimate action movie stars of the eighties and he made some really good choices when it comes to movies like especially in the nineties like like 12 mongies.
And even like a way like it was a way of kids. I like called North and that was basically he played to a different characters trying to help his kids, but again, it's probably not knowing what's ever said it's over me. And so it's definitely the stuff I teach in this thing that is a real movie. That isn't real.
That's something to be a creepypool. It's got hell in the it's got hell in the mirror. It's got something to put this in for like April's line of all. But yeah, it's big.
And we will do it one time. Did anyone notice Sam Mary Ellen trainer in this movie is a megas ex wife. Yes. Yes.
He was the one that asked them about how did they make the body looks like I don't understand why she got so offended. Right. It's like, she's dead. It's a bit more different.
It's like, what's that? Ask the question. Exactly. Exactly.
Well, that's same. One of those is a megas is ex wife. Obviously you're a little not from the Goonies. And but yeah, this is a third.
I know. I know. I know. When I can turn around and see a what then you've got a problem.
Nothing. Actually, that's a lie. That's all yours. I've managed to build me.
Yeah. You know, we were talking a few weeks ago about kind of accents and stuff. That's the people who come on the podcast, part of the agreement is you have to watch the Goonies. So I'll see.
Oh yeah. It's been nice on your baby. Oh, ex of the discord too. I think you may have a right.
I'm going to be actually going by. Maybe it's gone by. I'm actually going to be three messages in this floor and I don't know. It's just that.
Put her back. Put her back. I think so. It's fine.
I'll just repeat so with this. When I showed up on my TikTok, I was like, yeah, it's a few guns. I felt so bad. I felt so bad because Chris said, there's a joke.
is need a closing for the anime I just went to black screen I was going to need a closing you went is this funny is this gonna be funny all right all right I didn't see it there was a pop on you it was like what is this stuff is like oh this is funny I was like yeah can I use that in the podcast yeah one still me favorite one even though I just a few seconds it's only favorite I was gonna find out another interest in fact because I really at this point just want to close me laptop because I'm sick of looking at it but now I've gone and lost it absolutely great I really need to sort these out in some form of actual order and oh yes so this was going to actually be a sequel to Tails from the Crypt right the cemexas had already did when the test audience saw it they thought it was an episode or a continuation of Tails from the Crypt right okay and he was like he was like oh oh I like that but it just didn't it didn't materialize from anything because he did um he did like a Christmas at Christmas Halloween special cemexas and yeah this was gonna be like a continuation with the kind of like moved away from the idea and decided it's own seperate entity well this was very much a lot of horror movie vibes like especially um not to say it's based on any like horror but it felt like a universal type horror especially with the looks that really out when you go into the like say the mansion with Ili's about a Rossavini like everything just felt like it was a lavish Hollywood but like you were expecting a monster to come out you didn't know that the monsters were actually going to be like say a muddling and Helen like apart but you kind of got with Helen when you got like say Goldie Horne going full career career and going into the mental hormones and when she's just keep watching the video tape of Madeleine being strangled like I imagine that's gonna be like laying a few years by watching Phoebe going into the smiling and trying to get a rest if you just get evicted I don't know but the smell I could smell came from the telly that was I could be sad I was good I was like I was gonna say something that Paul mentioned about the mansion right that mansion is quite famous it's the Greystone Mansion which it's not the front that you usually see in other things but it's like the courtyard sort of the interior which is it's X-Men it's their Zevia's Mansion of the Queen Batman and Robin right and Ghostbusters 2 Spider-Man 1 2 and 3 plus 100 what it's a really famous mansion apparently I think they made it in miniature for the film and I love something that's timing is that why you got a whistle where we're Chris yeah so they could do all of like the lighting and like each individual room in the miniature had a light so they could switch them on and off for their approaching in the storm seems interesting sort of kind of like back to the future style and like the models and stuff like that even I don't know I was a megastin I was gonna say would be just as a way I was gonna bring but it was a model I guess did have a sex but this is why I love the 90s for this type of movies because this is when like we got influx of where like the old kids or the weird kids kind of got access to making movies and the kind of gun stories like I felt like the 80s was a lot of like risks when it comes to movies where the 90s was just going like a bit the dark side people weren't like really bothered about lighting fluffy and stuff like that where they were kind of making things that weren't kind of on the same beaten track like nothing was all getting pulled in via ultra colorful like when you look at this movie and you see the advertising campaign as I mentioned before this was advertised as kind of like a straight up da da da comedy but even the tones in this movie like the colors they use are very sparingly but they're using very like see a great effect like as Fabius Demisvedon like Goldie Horns Red dress is as amirs and it stands out Isabela Rosalini's like say the outfit she wears is like yes and it's just like a bodyhole is it not so it's body double yeah she didn't want to right she wanted to do it she was absolutely fine with doing it it was a mecca's idea you wanted to use a body double so it's not it's a film yeah a film build it out and I was recognized the name but I don't know where from I can't picture her face but I can picture her body and we just have a moment though for Joanna Johnston who's the costume designer oh my god the choice that she made with this and the palette as well as she used and very and there are touches of the 80s with some of the power dressing yeah and but I think also like very 50s and 60s kind of sexual shift ons and oh oh it was they used apart from what we're looking at right now Helen only wears once but the rest of the time her palette is red and black yeah and Madeline's is black and red or my she has that purple purple jumpsuit type thing yeah because they both have like their own individual palette yeah that they use it the same all the way through but Helen only wears the white once and that's when she thinks Madeline's dead yeah and yeah I love that I love the palette aesthetic of this and I was saying at the beginning I when I first put this on last night and you saw the um the skyscrapers I couldn't picture or police where this was in time until I read the Wikipedia and it told me that it's 1870 years so the costumes in it and the weird earnest dresses as well yeah I thought it was earlier yeah I thought it was very earlier yeah and I think it's because it's very classic it's almost like classic old Hollywood kind of styling yeah and I think partly because Joanna Johnston went on to do so she did like who framed Rogers Rabbit as an assistant that's where she started but then went on to do Indiana Jones, two Indiana Jones film, Colour Purple, Hellraiser, Fact of the Future 2 and 3, Contact Forest Gump, Polar Express, and they go from like the hell-intensive and unbreakable, which you can such a huge but a lot of those films do have that kind of timeless energy to them oh yeah well they you got hell raiser with all the lyrics and then you've got BDSM, Fact of the Sea Time, yeah, and then it's just the first way which I feel like is a much costume anyway isn't it? It's just one I remember is just Tom Hansel's short on it's basically that was pretty easy he definitely fucked Wilson didn't they yeah I knew I would start looking for him I don't know my good Wilson isn't he? I have something that I wrote down that I wanted to read word for word to make sure I got the point across and ask you know yours opinion on it because it's a scene in the movie that would have been explained perfectly if it'd not been deleted from the movie is the Nuns right yeah whether just florin yeah but despite the unseen deleted scene where it explained why the Nuns are in the hospital morgue which was to identify the body of a priest some fans of theoriser the crying and florin and shawing in the film symbolises that Madeline has downed herself to fear worse than death after drinking Lacell's portion and then getting herself killed due to her carelessness and cruelty despite being legally dead Madeline saw this forever trapped inside of her decaying body and she'll never be able to properly pass on it was even speculated that the Nuns were possibly heard or possibly heard Madeline screams in the morgue and were so shaken that they promptly left and cried furthermore when Ernest finds Madeline in one of the body compartments she teefully tells him that she was screaming that no one came to help her and nobody came and this shows that there is no hope for her and for that matter Helen since their what Helen's Helen since their souls are particularly trapped in decrepit shells forever that last line did not make any sense this shows that there is no hope for her and for that matter Helen should be a calmer since their souls are particularly trapped in decrepit shells forever when I initially saw the Nuns I just went what the fuck I think was like trying to give the horror film vibes that was the thing yeah I was like is this something that you normally see in a hospital just floating on the school and around I don't particularly spend a lot of time in this film so I was probably saying this person hasn't got health insurance so they're going to die get the Nuns just don't know that was so interesting because again it was a question that marked on the movie for me as to why these Nuns were actually here and the fact that fans have gone into such deep thought about it yeah do you want to American hospitals and stuff have like a church element to it as well we've got the new one in England I don't have any one hospitals I've come to England occasionally and you know when you go into the if you go into the main hospital not in either side it's the chuckles on the right hand side usually non-denominational now though yes there's nothing be fair it's it's just a place for you to do whatever pre-end or whoever you are pre-end to in there's not really any religious symbols in there not now anywhere there was a few bits in this movie that like watching the back now you can tell it's very much of its time and I start pissing me so laughing like the bodyguards can we just talk about as well oh yeah Fabio and his friends like if you're gonna be in a mortal being why or would you have them dressed like this is the choice I'm gonna make for eternity if I look like that if I had that body like Fabio would dress like that all the time that's going to be on this podcast yeah you have got that buddy why don't you show it off now not anymore and you stick your hand through it like actually I thought I have got a thing to point out about this right so if when she's got a tool that's all spine or anything at all gonna I'm up yeah so how was she not just like like a wacky, re-evable, and chew man that was a conscious choice by um Chiang the special effects designer because he didn't want it to tip over into something too gory he wants to keep it in the comedy space so he designed a lot of the special effects to be like cartoony the same with like metal shrieps head-twisting you don't see bones popping out or anything like that you just you just see like the skin being stretched but she does have it she does you can't see it but it's what the doctor sees in the hospital is the born sticking out of her neck because that's what sends him into a heart attack apparently he's like a really famous comedian who just come out of retirement to do this this role I didn't catch his name and I didn't recognize his face was it a silly polyposite yeah you come out of retirement for a didn't he just like hell bowed it was just I thought that gag was brilliant though like like all the jokes and all the things like the humour is like watching it now it's like yeah and the doctors like kind of breaking out is like going on the step and stop checking if it's right and then yeah yeah it's shocked then it goes out then he's saying thing it was like the time and everything was just I thought that was one of the best things in there as well yeah I like that especially that you just think has to leave because he ends up having a heart attack and I hate I hate Bruce's dialogue after this it's probably the only one that makes me cringe a little bit where he says you're um what was it on you're a natural basically right and it just the way that he sees it and he repeats himself and I'm like oh stop you sound unnatural Bruce yeah have a word you read you read me just I just I just didn't let it hit some of his dialogue I didn't quite like but that's just personal tears I love kind of like the two part ending we get as well um the bit where it goes to go full hammer horror when he's climbed across the rooftop to try and escape like from these monsters that he's basically been a part of career as well yeah it's why didn't he just get the firewalls and jump over the side and swing down through one of the windows like I dig did an episode of Marvel because maybe he wanted us like he wasn't an action star at this point was he doing that kind of thing yeah yeah well maybe he wanted to like say I don't want to do die hard anymore I want to be the pathetic earnest who's gonna like climb all over the place and I'm just mad at him what do you think he would like with Bruce Willis with all his ideas like I've got an idea why don't I choose the firewalls the dr and the other stuff go you know what Bruce if you use this idea and maybe before we'll go through something different maybe he's like running out of money if you spent it all on Goldie's hold so at least he didn't van down the movie and like try and take over completely so we've got to be grateful for that and I do hold on then I was gonna say about the end and we got with I mean the church where the kind of like keep on like think oh I found the secret to eternal youth and the kind of stop but then you get to the top of the stairs and you just pull the veals up and you see the kind of green art and how they're being kick and lift the paint on and it's turned into almost like just just like plastic yeah it's very given of the time and like plastic surgery was like really coming up and a lot of women were changing their appearances and hiding their age and it is a it is a you know stories all the time when it comes to women and you know about it I do have the original ending and how it was meant to end and actually fits in line with them not not the way that it ended it's the picture right that I use at the end so the original ending involves Tony who was Tracy Ulman and she helped earners fake his own death to get away from Madeleine and Helen the end the two end up running away to Europe to start a new life together many years later Madeleine and Helen were cracked peeling and put in cover to cover they grew up in the rotten flesh and they're on an invocation in Switzerland Bored and miserable they notice an affectionate elderly couple and they become envious as the couple gets into a car and drives away and Madeleine and Helen realises it earnest and tawny and she is after them all need to be hit by the by an on common car and breaking to faces it's similar to how they end up their fate ends up and then that one the picture that they used is the picture from when they see him in Switzerland right you know how he's got the hat on and everything but obviously because tawny gets completely wiped out with this film they near me's wife Claire and you just get he's back story of you know for 50 years he kind of was this saint of a person i don't think that actually ever had a full ending planned and they were just trying to wing it basically not seriously i'm not just hitting the pace apparently there was also going to be a thing where he fell down into the pool and then saw the vial floating and he picks it up and runs out with that so when he gets out of the pool and runs away there's still in the film apparently he's holding it as he runs out the whole past James Morrison all right interesting so he's kind of i haven't got a check that but apparently he's still got the violin he's had yeah one of the one of the one of the deleted scenes is where Madeleine is in the fridge and it's a roars her housekeeper goes to go and see her and she just goes to the door and it just freaks out yeah roars just disappears in this movie after you've like the initial saver as well the texture like she was like a mother figure to her yeah oh madam you look so wonderful today you look even younger today than you did yesterday say the line so the question i want to ask is now if you use how the choice because as you said as Sami saw well put this is a movie about vanity and how we everyone does fear about growing older like things changing would you if you had the choice would you take the vial yes sorry yesterday i thought no i was like what i'm gonna actually i don't know it's the whole issue i'm not so it's not so much about the being young part i don't think i've aged that badly for 42 but but it's that i don't want to i don't i don't think you want to be here forever like the comes the time where you're like i just like what's happening in the world now but in 40 years yeah i don't want to work i don't want to work exactly exactly that's it you are living forever in 42 do i have to continue speaking working at the place i'm at like no and here's my follow-up question to that because if you do take a vial you have to eventually fake your own death so then you don't how do you do it how are you gonna fake your own death and also why did Elvis because in this world he is obviously did that chose to do that on the toilet but that was how he chose to die maybe because it was sort of unbelievable like it's like when people are really embarrassing it would take a place to take the fake exactly that's yes absolutely to be fair right if like if me and chris took a vial and we were like alive forever and chris was like i need to fake me death and only pretend you find the body and then make up some elaborate story but make it nice i'm telling the papers like oh i died on the toilet he shims off the test i can see you just a go up to my foot like you can't even come back and see anything because you're gonna be dead i can 100% see you and chris faking your death like charlie and mac in oh my god oh my god but he has 100% see that happening that is one of mine and ant's favorite scenes of the entire scene is when they're in the max in the car and he just drives it it's charlie scream afterwards and then just for the rest of the episode has a concussion and he's like wearing a wedding dress at a ballpoint because he just finds it so sad but he's not shooting the car but he has to do it with like a box of the poppers as well see i would be a completely i would be a complete asshole as well because i would do the whole planet if i was gonna do it i was like i would think right i would fit me dead i'm gonna plant myself in a situation where it looks like i've been killed by someone that's pissed us off yeah i would totally set someone up i want i want to do this without the portion i'm gonna go back like leave a video and like she did it it was her it was her it was her i will spite my enemies down just if any of my enemies are watching i'm coming for you fall off basically you didn't answer the whole would you drink the portion oh yeah sorry and i like i i can't even do like live for the rest of this week never mind forever so it's just the idea of if we're living if we're living in now like right now we've all drank it today and that's it depends which company you keep because of how to do it by myself no because i would be because i just i'm not just gonna get really morbid and sad i'm probably gonna be excited right imagine how many pets you lose no i turn it into a candy pet you'd say goodbye to i'll have a little drop the footage of the kids okay you're gonna say when they forever i'm going to be the crazy cat lady yeah it depends who who who basically with us i think i wouldn't want to do it by myself if i had if i had a crew with people but it would have to be people that i can tolerate because if it was someone i was spending the rest of my life with people doing what generally do my head in quite a lot he's not sure and i do generally tell them if they're doing the end as well because i think it was a time of while i was at a pissed office wing and later just got to make a joke i was going to leave as a fucker and i'm going to fuck you what all i do when that happens is just i have a message portal straight away walk away that's going on you're long enough now walk away i just don't have enough switches so i can turn them things on to you want us to me i'm going that's a problem yes yes people always say that when they're being artholes i'm just being straight up i'm just being honest i'm just being honest i am what i am i don't want to be notes uh that question would you drink a potion i've got another question though um so put yourself in um Bruce Wallace's shoes in this movie but you gotta pick metal strip or goldie gone or what's a face you got cut um i know i'm sorry i'm going to be a mural i have to go the mural and she was she was horrible like literally she really if i had to live with her i would cut her up in pieces and feed her the fish and give her the character or the actress the character the character i do like i do like marbles but i do i always get marbles straight and i go and close mix up though that's the problem i want to understand that i can understand that i mean i'm not marbles yeah i didn't like marbles groups character in this but i've said before seeing this for them i don't see we've seen marbles we've been like films more recently like 2000s onwards or like late 2010s things i had you trying to see your watch my mum here well yet now i've seen that i've just seen that becomes a i'll understand why those three men in my mum here i saw that open and seen her on stage and was like wow those legs go all the way up and boy can she shake it right yeah she looks beautiful in uh it's in only matters in the building she's beautiful i think she'll break your heart in only moments in the building i have not seen that's season of bro when you're reading i've seen her since she's just this kind of classy you're a lady and you like me she's a bit slotted you know so then you're in orange or stay in county with her and Julia Roberts she plays a it's a stage show and turned into a film and it's got a bit of julia robin it's not a stream it's a whole laundry list of cast and she plays the ampere ack mother who's just lost her husband who is i'm just oozing and she is a mean old drunk who just likes to drop these truth bombs every two minutes and marbles just plays it's like a contrast to the likes of julia and julia which i absolutely adore or even this marbles got ryange i choose marbles i said you know what you're in crema versus crema you don't like it very much enough you don't especially if you can get me on the side of just just an offman there's something wrong yeah but i was and i think this is part so this is where i went into like the deep deep marbles dreep and goldy horn acting training thing because marbles dreep is like famously rebuffs all kind of like formal acting training so she went to the Yale school of drama hated every second of it and said like really what you have to do is connect emotionally with a character so she spends all of her prep work just trying to figure out like how can i fall in love with this character because if i can then like be honest with the character that's how i access it and i think that's what gives her the range i also think that's why she hated the special effects because that is a very like distancing process like it's very like in the head rather than the heart yeah there's a complete disconnect between what there's more to it than just the actual being the person being the character it's then having to have like ordinations to then be this character so i can totally understand that they don't want this this film by any stretch in the case of this is the worst thing they just when these are two actresses who are working with the spec specialist and actually goldy horn also doesn't have formal acting training so she's a dancer by background yeah which i thought was funny because you get to see maryll like shake her thing at the beginning and i was like oh maryll can dance too that's all sequins at the beginning is one of my it's my favorite orp nene in a movie it gives me like diamonds they're a girl's best friend energy if you heard the lyrics to the song color analysis color also it's actually a really cruel song about this it's the what the menacing and about it's horrible well so good but again i see her a little slatty otherwise Lee's not exactly but again even that scene right there when the people are leaving the cinema well leaving the theatre you can't place that in 1878 i'm looking at like the 50s 60s at that point the men with the hats and i was just about to say because everyone's wearing a hat yeah i think that's why i think that's the thing for the 70s i think that's why i think that's why i think it's the same in the 19s really but i think that's why people were leaving because it was very dated it was very old fashioned it was not like modern shall we say but again that's probably the state but if you're going to choose the red head over the blonde that's just simple that's a sight sign that i can have black now i'd like to go out the road yeah i'll be just trying to go in from Paul yeah trying to join forces are we now Lee so if we're going to rate the movie because we haven't rated the movie in a while we're going to stay a little bit at the top of the top so out of five what would you rate this movie out of five so i'm going to go with the debut at terms faves what you're giving this out of five i am giving it a four out of five a lot of new technology was created i think a lot of other films oh it is like high recognition i do agree like as much as it pains me i agree with Lee there are some like big holes in and just in goldie horn um or in the or in goldie lee over there oh and you're calling any phrase has been caught but also like it's fun like watching Bruce Willis goldie horn in metal sheep just kind of like crack like crack punch lines i can watch that for ages without any plot so yeah four out of five for me me cool um it's only half a film so i'm going to have to just go halfway in go with three whoa as lee not giving a movie a five to everybody three don't need one four and then you have to do a five so the structure's there but it just it needed more to it okay i get that because as a whole when you watch the movie it has great elements but it doesn't feel like a complete movie at times it feels like it's like it's certain things that's probably missing but as sammy said that's probably stuff that's on uh the equipment currently i know quite literally so sammy what are you giving it i'm gonna have to give it a five and mine is through the special effects makeup costume aesthetic and the nostalgia this is like i said it's one of my sister's favorite films we have you know an idea of a match and tattoo together it's all based around death becomes a they are actually my screensaver on my pc that i used to record i have helen and maddling as my it's actually this picture just a little bit better i think it's on the star and it's um earnest you know and the one please that one um yeah so for the style of reasons and for everything else i said i need to give it a five so i'm gonna agree with themes i would probably say this is a four it's not a perfect movie it's got as i said it was very head of its time it changed how we made movies it was one of the first and one of the one of the films that's up there where it blends cgi and practical effects well to the point where the cgi isn't it if they probably made this film now they would just probably scrap the practical and do it all cgi which probably would lose a bit of the the magic um again i love goldy horn i love bruce well listen again mel's creep not my favorite actress but she is great in this movie um everyone is kind of like on the game and it's just a fun weird movie it's not the straightforward like kind of telling the story that you would normally get it doesn't go the roots that you expect and it's kind of that for that that's why i'm actually always a little bit grateful and quite kind of like it's about this i would have liked a more complete story if that makes sense or whatever i thought i would never take away from the fact that this movie isn't you know it's not without its flaws it's just i'm not going to see them and i don't particularly want to see that like i'm happy with where i am with it but this is this is the movie that is the perfect example of practical and cgi working together yeah i can't act hard i'm in the end and i would argue where the soul comes in that's where you see it slowly oh bless um so oh sammy what's coming up tomorrow tomorrow in the mountains of north podcast we are taking a dive into found footage and actually i can't believe it's sitting this long you know again with this one it's sitting as long to actually do this episode but we are going down the Blair Witch project road to tomorrow um it's a i'm telling you now you're in for an absolute treat Dan is on her egan with this uh with this episode so i urge you to watch it it will be dropping at eight o'clock in the morning yeah i'll be out at eight o'clock and then you can pick it up during the day watch whatever you want uh you can pick the audio i want it later on that day just because she's got fans in foreign countries i got a one in pully and the sweet kid messaged isn't said that he really liked the podcast oh bless her so lee what have you got coming out this week oh do you want to see a few of your i know i'll see it right me and phoebe this week i'm going to be doing anime club 2.0 and this is a whole episode about rock lee i know chris is allowed yeah oh no chris well um she was here we have been talking about the 2000 and it's a 2001 movie battle royale the japanese school kid bloodbath gorfist that basically it's basically hunger games well basically it's not inspired the hunger games i would think it's pretty much the hunger games but um it's not a character that we're talking about anymore no yeah because the wheel didn't see it none of you were from battle royale we because we're a podcast now we're going to be discussing films which gave us the ideas about doing films and ranking them so they're going to have their own stats and everything and it's a really good episode if i'm going to see it for myself well at least at least you've promoted it 10 times better than what chris did last week as chris is what he was doing well i think i had to ask you in the chat well at least you've been you least you've been working a better job of like you're flogging top grub on anime club so tell us a little bit about that faves this is your chris's little brie of beer you know we've been working hard for you we're doing cells at work this week which is a very very cute anime all about which is kind of like osmosis jones i don't know if you remember that from the 90s it's a costume that sells in the body it's like a similar vibe but anime so yeah come join us for that and when's it out oh it's friday 6 p.m so we're getting there at least you knew and if you've watched shove them in the comments come over to the discord yes come to the discord and add me up north facebook got myself yes so next sorry oh wait wait wait wait my friend because on saturday we come down to do stay a continuous with guardians of the galaxy we're still in 2014 haven't done yet and still there so we are yeah they're gonna have a dance off i don't even think about that maybe maybe you'll have to find out on saturday so the house is a dance off of the c of the universe sound of music background yes the next sunday we uh we won't be live unfortunately because sammy's gonna be given and the special trade for his 40 birthday wink wink um this isn't my presence what's coming up on the 15th of march is that something to do with it is it another 14th of march sorry right it that's 14th of march is a national state and blowjob to hisness but it's not a real day it is a real day it is a real day it's right also and so we're gonna be pre-recorded on the episode it'll go out next sunday and we are talking about adam's family and adam's family values so um yeah so we're gonna get something to do that adam's family rap save you how that goes i don't know whether to go because i was in ami here's black i think i've got a choice i can go more tish or i could go wednesday i don't know if it's be fester shave your hair did anyone notice um kelly's comment at the beginning of the podcast when they came on just a fucking emo lee oh dear and some of you have seen me bald anyway how many was not when i was jason stoney oh my god i kind of i kind of keep up with the amount of characters that you've dropped in we still can't get over the tombstone at the sword we talk about my own beats range but no one's found it all new friends where is he's Oscar did we best cash that to me yeah that's okay i'm crazy i look like i'm feeding the kids but uh and for everyone that's excited just that we have announced as well we are going to be having action the April where lee is gonna be uh on the podcast for i think most months except most weeks except from the first week which we'll be doing laurel and harry uh for very actually i promise someone we would do laurel and harry soon so that was what we did and yeah it's part of classic month classic still it's still the action die part the physical comedy from them too is totally yeah it's definitely pretty classic action exactly um if you are on youtube please remember like share subscribe hit or something the comments let us know if you like death becomes out there's no if you don't like death becomes out there's no if you're like lee's hair on lee's wall we need you know and also i hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode from anywhere from nugget nor channel um as i said for my brother just so just to finish off and all like so we've got a few other things coming out this month we've got the lovely kelly and uh sanya coming back for the steven king's episode the of it we're going to do it at the top of the book and the movies and we do have the wonderful becca and feeb's returning to finish the month where we talk about star wars the force of wavings so we're getting so we're taking the trade ladies and we're going to make them star wars fans so yes uh yeah i have to introduce you to the major jar everything so you can get on board with that baby okay that sounds like an order which i'm kind of into but oh you may say so i'm not not saying about time say about stay nutty everyone