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Obi-Wan Right

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from

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hoods to backwoods podcast

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.

1:11

Welcome to the show all

1:17

right , here we are , from hoods

1:19

to backwoods , podcast episode number

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four , and today

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we're going to be talking about some movies , some

1:26

things that you may

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have seen , may not have seen , but we're going to school

1:30

, you , that's for sure . What do you think about there , lafawn ?

1:33

Hell yeah , we're going to school . I mean

1:35

, I love talking about movies , Like

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I said , from the 70s to the 80s to the 90s

1:40

, 2000s , 2010s . We

1:42

got you covered on the podcast

1:44

.

1:46

Yeah , and we're not going to talk about or show any movies that

1:48

his mom was in well

1:50

, that would be no movies then . I'll

1:56

edit that out anyway

1:58

. Okay , it's all good , all

2:02

right . So , like we were saying , we're going

2:04

to be covering some movies here . We're going to

2:06

have a little bit different list the

2:08

two of us as far as the types of movies that

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we're going to cover . But the other thing , too is I'll

2:14

get into it now . I haven't really

2:16

watched too many movies after

2:18

2010 , just for the simple fact that

2:21

I started watching streaming and all sorts of other

2:23

things . I definitely appreciate

2:25

some newer movies , but it's a

2:27

few and far in between for me now .

2:30

And I said I understand when

2:33

you start , streaming is already coming out . You know

2:35

there's a whole lot of different things that was on streaming . But

2:37

I said and they , nothing beats

2:39

a good old movie .

2:42

Right or a good new movie . Exactly

2:45

movie right or a good new movie exactly

2:47

, so I'll let you

2:49

, uh , kick it off here . Since you're

2:51

more of the movie person than I am , I'll

2:53

let you kick it off with your your list from

2:55

the 70s . What did you pick ?

2:58

all right . So first

3:00

in the 70s I gotta

3:02

goaws

3:04

. So that's the first movie

3:07

I want to talk about is Jaws . I

3:09

said when you watch that that

3:11

was the first scary movie that was

3:13

made where you were afraid to

3:15

swim in the ocean after you watched it because you were

3:17

afraid a shark was going to eat you . So

3:19

that's the first movie that I want to

3:21

bring in the 70s . Second one Halloween . That's the first

3:24

movie that I want to bring in the seventies . Second one Halloween . John Carver's

3:27

uh , first movie that he made

3:29

, and I said it's a great movie . Definitely

3:31

. Uh made you afraid of uh being

3:34

home at night worrying about slashers

3:36

outside , okay . Third thing

3:38

movie uh is

3:40

an alien and I said no one

3:42

can hear you scream in outer

3:45

space , son . Okay , that's what

3:47

I'm saying . But that movie was that

3:50

movie really terrified me when I was a kid . Like I

3:53

couldn't even finish it . The first time I tried watching it

3:55

I was like nine years old and it

3:57

scared the living crap out of me . And

4:00

I'm talking about literally you can

4:03

cut that part out . Honorable

4:06

mention for me in the 70s

4:08

would be none other

4:10

than Rocky , yeah

4:14

that's a solid movie , for sure . Like

4:17

I said , that changed the whole boxing landscape

4:19

, Even though he was

4:21

not a real fighter in

4:24

the real world . But once you watch Rocky , it

4:26

definitely brought boxing up and everybody

4:28

started watching boxing . From that point going

4:30

forward , what about your

4:32

?

4:32

movies from the 70s son . I'm just

4:34

curious Did Rocky make you drink

4:36

raw eggs ?

4:39

No , and I would never do that . I don't care

4:41

how much protein I'm

4:44

not cracking open four eggs

4:46

in a glass and then like just drink them

4:48

, like that hell . No egg

4:50

yolks . That shit was great . I couldn't even believe he

4:52

did that .

4:53

That's some gross shit , like no

4:55

yeah , that was kind of one of those

4:57

things back in the days that people would

4:59

do that . Yeah , won't

5:01

be doing now for sure . Did you try

5:03

to go beat up a side of beef too ?

5:05

Yeah , I went

5:09

into a meat locker and I was like it's

5:13

too cold in here .

5:14

I'm out , son . That's because all he brought with you was a leather

5:16

jacket .

5:17

Exactly . I can't believe

5:20

that again . When

5:25

you think you would get salmonella from drinking

5:27

raw eggs like that , I mean , come on , I I guess , because I , I don't

5:30

know , I definitely could be wrong and uh

5:32

, disclaimer don't , don't do that .

5:34

But maybe it was a little bit .

5:37

Maybe it was a little different back then because the things

5:39

were a little more natural and , um

5:42

, I don't know , maybe the processing

5:44

was different . But either way , not

5:46

gonna be doing it hell

5:49

.

5:49

No , I would never be doing that yeah

5:52

, you mentioned the jaws thing .

5:53

The funny thing for me about jaws is I've never

5:55

actually seen the whole thing all the way through , I've

5:57

just seen bits and pieces of it . Oh

6:00

really , yeah , I just

6:02

don't know . Never sat down to watch the whole thing

6:04

.

6:05

Yeah , like I said , the only good one is the first one

6:07

. That's it , the original

6:09

. All

6:14

the other Jaws movies are just straight garbage . I'm not

6:16

even going to lie to you . And the funniest one was Jaws 3D when

6:18

that came out and , yeah

6:22

, that was the first time that you get to see Jaws in

6:24

3D . That's the funniest

6:26

thing ever .

6:32

And then the writing in that was so bad

6:34

and the whole movie was just terrible . Just

6:38

to jump around a little bit not too much hopefully , but

6:40

jump around to Halloween too . I don't know , do you know ?

6:41

who PJ Souls is .

6:43

No , I do not . All right , she's one of the actresses

6:45

that gets killed in the movie

6:48

Spoiler alert , from a movie from the seventies

6:50

. So , uh , she

6:52

was also in rock and roll

6:54

high school , which , if if

6:56

you're not familiar with that , it's a cheesy

6:59

movie with the Ramones in it . Um

7:01

, it's just kind of funny when those cheesy movies you

7:05

just have to watch Right

7:08

, especially if you like the Ramones . But anyway , she was in Halloween

7:11

. A

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little movie trivia for you and slash music trivia the

7:17

original Halloween . Yeah

7:19

, she was in the original Halloween movie , so

7:21

who ?

7:22

was she in there ?

7:24

What character was ? She I don't remember her name , but

7:27

she was the

7:31

one that went topless and also died . If

7:35

that helps narrow it down .

7:37

Well then , there you go . So

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what movies do you got for the 70s son

7:45

?

7:45

Well , well

7:47

, I have to kick it off strong

7:49

with my my favorite comedy of all time , uh

7:52

, which is blazing saddles . Um

7:54

, a lot of people talk about how , oh , that movie couldn't

7:56

get made today . Yeah

7:58

, pretty much . But

8:01

the the funny thing to me about it is how

8:03

many people don't

8:05

get it in a way that it was

8:07

intentionally supposed to be goofy

8:10

and it's not

8:13

intended to be offensive as much as

8:15

it is satire and

8:18

making fun of people that

8:20

are racist or

8:22

not

8:24

fully aware of changes

8:27

that can be made in the world . So

8:29

, yeah , I think it's really

8:31

funny . It still , even to this day

8:33

, has some classic jokes in it . My

8:35

dad and I joke about

8:38

it . He even had as

8:40

his notification on his cell phone . For a long

8:42

time he had the line where

8:44

the white women at that was on his cell phone . For a long time he had the line where the white women at that

8:47

was on his cell phone , so

8:49

he would be at the bank or whatever , standing in line , all of

8:51

a sudden , here when the white women at .

8:54

Oh my God , that's , funny .

8:57

Yeah , that's my dad , that's just how

8:59

he is . But

9:04

yeah , it's something

9:07

I can watch countless

9:09

times . It probably is the movie I've

9:11

seen the most . Whenever

9:13

I catch it , I just sit there and watch it

9:15

. This

9:18

is kind of a cheesy answer , but I really

9:20

couldn't avoid it . Star

9:22

Wars A New Hope , episode 4 . Great choice , yeah , it's just , but I really couldn't avoid it . Star Wars A New Hope , episode

9:25

4 .

9:26

Great choice , great choice .

9:28

Yeah , it's just , you know , growing

9:31

up around that time

9:33

with

9:35

Star Wars and all that as a kid and

9:38

that being the movie that started that whole thing and

9:40

really changed so

9:42

many things about cinema and sci-fi and I still like those types of effects

9:44

myself what's that and really changed so many things about

9:46

?

9:46

cinema and sci-fi , and I still like those types of effects myself .

9:49

What's that ?

9:50

And you still want a lightsaber .

9:52

I have a lightsaber . It's not a real one , of course , but

9:54

yeah , this past

9:56

Halloween I had my

9:58

lightsaber out there . I

10:02

went instead of a Jedi Knight . I had a bathrobe and

10:04

a coffee mug and a lightsaber . I went as a Jedi

10:07

morning . That

10:10

was funny . I'll throw a picture on here , probably when

10:12

I do some editing .

10:13

That's right .

10:17

So yeah , star Wars just

10:19

changed a lot

10:21

of things . I had the original

10:23

Star Wars action figures also

10:25

when I was a kid , and

10:28

my cousin either

10:32

, I don't know he did something with them . Either way , I no

10:34

longer have them . I do have , actually

10:36

and I'll try to find it too from

10:40

that time , an original Darth Vader . It's

10:43

like a helmet , but it's a carrying

10:45

case for action figures . I still have that too .

10:48

Oh nice , so I do have

10:50

something from that time .

10:53

I'll hold onto it for now , but yeah , maybe , maybe

10:55

someday I'll I'll do something with it . So

10:58

, uh , but yeah , my kids

11:00

, fortunately , are kind of at the age where they're starting to

11:02

get Star Wars and get into a little bit , so that's

11:04

kind of fun to see . But yeah

11:07

, it's a big , big part of my life . Enter

11:12

the Dragon was another movie from the

11:14

70s . Martial arts

11:16

, especially growing up , is something I was always

11:18

interested in and

11:20

my cousin kind of helped

11:22

introduce me to Bruce Lee . He was really into Bruce

11:24

Lee and had all the Bruce

11:27

Lee Jeet Kune Do instructional

11:29

books that Bruce Lee wrote about

11:31

his martial arts style . So

11:34

yeah , it was just watching

11:36

it . You know , of

11:38

course , when you're a kid you're watching it , you're just like , oh , they're fighting and

11:40

he cut him and all this other stuff , right , actually , understanding the story and things like that when

11:42

you get older is kind of interesting just like , oh , they're fighting and he cut him and all this other

11:44

stuff , right , actually understanding the story and things like that when you get

11:46

older it's kind of interesting so

11:49

did you

11:49

try do any of the moves that

11:51

bruce lee did in the movie oh

11:54

, of course I had my toy nunchucks

11:56

when I was a kid .

11:59

Fortunately they were padded , or I would had a plenty

12:01

of concussions , I'm sure . So

12:05

yeah

12:07

, I was all into it .

12:09

Oh yeah , like I said , that was

12:11

a good movie , especially

12:14

that scene where all the mirrors are

12:16

and he's fighting that dude that keeps coming

12:18

through the mirrors . I thought that was pretty good . And

12:21

then is that also the one where he fights

12:23

Chuck that

12:53

was pretty good .

12:53

And then , uh , is that also the one where he

12:55

fights ? Uh , chuck , yeah , there's uh the the scene it's like a coliseum

12:58

thing yeah , where they're fighting . It

13:00

is funny too . Um , I

13:03

don't want to give . If , for some reason , somebody has

13:05

a scene , I want to give away too much . But

13:08

yeah , if you're familiar with chuck norris

13:10

and have heard the Chuck Norris jokes and

13:12

things like that , he's a famous

13:14

actor , famous for , especially

13:16

back then , starting off with his martial arts . But

13:21

yeah , they fight in the movie

13:23

and Bruce Lee handles

13:25

his business .

13:26

Yeah , that's what I thought . I thought that

13:28

was a movie that Don T fought in , but

13:34

the Chuck Norris jokes are just too funny yeah

13:37

, no , there's some good ones .

13:41

I like when I see new ones that I haven't seen before . There's

13:43

some recycled ones . You see , all the time you're like , okay

13:45

, something

13:47

new . It

13:51

was hard to come up with an honorable

13:54

mention because there were really two and I was

13:56

going back and forth and since

13:59

my list only goes up to

14:01

the 2000s , I'll cheat here a little bit

14:03

on this one . But I couldn't really decide

14:05

between Willy Wonka because

14:08

Gene Walters is one of my favorite

14:10

actors . Yes , got to

14:12

get that golden ticket . But

14:17

yeah , it's just funny

14:20

, especially as I've gotten older seeing him

14:22

kind of be just crazy the

14:24

way he goes about stuff and

14:27

it's just a

14:29

classic movie . It's a

14:32

good , entertaining , creepy

14:35

slash , funny . You

14:37

know . He has the weird moments

14:39

where he goes , you know , on that boat and all the lights

14:42

are going crazy off his face and he's talking

14:44

completely insane . And

14:46

then , of course , the parts where the

14:48

kids get themselves in trouble . So

14:51

it's just funny seeing the

14:53

newer versions are

14:55

okay but definitely

14:57

don't compare anything to the original version

14:59

of Willy Wonka and what Gene Wilder did

15:01

. Right right , the

15:06

other one I couldn't help not

15:08

mention , especially since I'll give

15:11

you a little peek ahead . I didn't really , surprisingly

15:13

, have too many horror movies . I was expecting to have

15:15

more horror movies on my

15:17

list , but Dawn of the Dead

15:20

I had to include because I definitely

15:22

like George Romero and his

15:24

movies and

15:26

I just remember seeing it . And

15:29

now you look at it , it it's kind of cheesy

15:31

, but some of those effects , especially for that time

15:33

oh yeah it . Uh , it

15:35

really had

15:37

a lot to do with how they did effects for a long

15:39

time in in hollywood . So

15:41

, yeah , that was a

15:44

interesting movie . I do actually like the remake

15:46

too . That's one of the few remake movies that I like

15:48

the later on version

15:50

of dawn of the dead they had , but the original

15:53

is still my favorite oh

15:55

yeah , definitely you can't go wrong with that .

15:56

That's a nice little list right there

15:58

for the 70s . Sir , nice job starts

16:01

off with the 80s yeah

16:04

, for the 80s .

16:05

um , it was a little

16:08

tough , you

16:11

know , being into

16:14

music , trying not to pick too many

16:16

music movies because they had some

16:18

really great music movies in the 80s . So

16:21

I'll kick it off with a non-music movie

16:23

. I'll go with Batman . That's

16:27

one of the first movies I can remember telling

16:31

my dad that I wanted to go see and he actually

16:33

took me to go see it and I picked

16:35

the movie Especially when you were

16:37

a kid back in the 80s , you

16:40

pretty much saw whatever your parents wanted to see , or

16:43

what they were willing to go see .

16:45

Oh sure .

16:47

Yeah , my dad even told

16:50

me afterwards , oh oh , I wanted to go see major

16:53

league , because the movie major league came out basically

16:55

at the same time . But fortunately

16:58

for me he took me to go see batman . He

17:00

liked it too . So , um

17:03

, and it was one of the first

17:05

major hollywood

17:07

movies to kind of kick off the whole superhero thing

17:10

since Superman came out before

17:12

. But you know , there'd been some time where all

17:14

the superhero movies kind of died off . So

17:17

it kind of brought it back in a in a good way and

17:20

this is , you know well , before all the Marvel

17:22

stuff took off . Um , so

17:25

yeah , the Batman , the

17:27

acting and everything . Bonus was

17:29

, uh , prince did the music

17:31

for the soundtrack .

17:33

Right , that was a good soundtrack and

17:35

Tim Burton was the director .

17:37

Yeah , and

17:39

since I guess I'm on that topic , purple Rain

17:41

is my next one , the

17:44

Prince movie . It just was

17:47

something that really inspired me to get

17:49

into music , and especially seeing the live performances

17:52

that he did . I mean , it was pretty

17:55

crazy how much energy he had on stage

17:57

and , you know , there

18:00

was a good story to it . Also , it wasn't just

18:02

about being one big

18:04

music video , you know

18:06

, or just riding

18:08

or just

18:10

riding on the motorcycle yeah

18:13

, out by the lake yeah

18:15

, I'll leave that one alone but

18:20

yeah , no shout out to Morris Day . He was really

18:24

funny in that movie . You know , time

18:26

is one of my favorite bands too , so it

18:28

was . It was great seeing you

18:31

know , these great musicians , great

18:33

bands , uh performing not

18:36

just musically but also

18:38

just acting or

18:40

just being funny , and things like that in

18:42

the movie itself . Right so purple

18:45

rain was a game changer . Um

18:48

full metal jacket . Now

18:51

I know we've discussed this before yes

18:54

, we have the . It's

18:56

almost like watching two movies . Yes

18:58

, it is . Yeah , the

19:00

the first part of the movie , I guess

19:02

you can say our first section of the

19:04

movie , where they're um going through

19:06

their training and stuff like that . That . That's my favorite

19:09

part of the movie .

19:10

The second half or what's

19:12

that ?

19:13

when they're in boot camp yeah

19:16

, yeah , that that part

19:18

is is great . Um , the

19:20

drill sergeant yes , some

19:22

of the stuff he says , uh

19:24

, yeah , again , you couldn't get away with that and that stuff

19:27

today . Uh , he

19:29

kept it real in his own way . Yeah

19:35

, great characters , just a

19:37

, you know , crazy

19:40

story as far as all the stuff that happens . And

19:43

then after that , when they leave

19:46

the training and all that , then

19:49

the story is still not bad , but

19:51

it's not . I don't know

19:53

. The movie just has a way different feel to it .

19:57

I can't agree with you more . Like

19:59

I said , the first half is an

20:02

amazing part of the movie . Second

20:04

half feels like , like you said , a completely

20:06

whole different movie and I thought

20:08

it sucked . I'm just going to be honest . I

20:10

thought the second half just sucked . I

20:13

don't understand . I've

20:15

never seen where a movie can be so good and

20:18

then the second half just suck .

20:21

I'm just speaking on yeah

20:25

, it takes a turn . There's still some famous parts

20:28

in the second half Famous one-liners .

20:30

yes , there's some famous one-liners .

20:32

There's a some famous parts in the second half , famous one-liners .

20:33

Yes , there's some famous one-liners

20:35

there's a famous line in there .

20:37

If you're not sure what we're talking about , or

20:39

not familiar , just go watch the movie Full Metal Jacket

20:41

Exactly , you'll

20:44

hear the line . But

20:47

yeah , that is Stanley

20:50

Kubrick's one of my favorite directors too , in general

20:52

, so I'll throw that out there . Uh , that's

20:54

, that was . That's a part

20:56

of some of the movies that made my list

20:58

, or some of my favorite directors . Tim Burton is

21:01

another one . Um , I'll

21:03

have a few more coming up here .

21:06

Uh , other than that , my honorable mention . I'm

21:11

sorry , Go ahead . You said Stanley Kubrick was the director

21:14

you liked , yeah

21:16

.

21:16

Stanley Kubrick .

21:18

Yeah , he made that one famous horror movie

21:20

.

21:24

Stanley .

21:25

Kubrick did .

21:25

Clockwork Orange . Is

21:28

that the one you're talking about , clockwork Orange ?

21:30

No , the one that steven king wrote . The

21:32

one that steven king wrote , oh the shining . Yes

21:35

, I'm sorry that's not

21:37

on your yes , honorable

21:40

mention .

21:41

Yeah , it's , it's . No , the shining

21:43

is a great movie and jack nicholson's

21:45

one of my favorite actors . He's in

21:47

batman . He'll come up again later

21:49

on , right ? Um , no

21:52

, shining is a great movie , for for sure

21:54

. And yeah , stanley kubrick

21:56

, it's just . I don't know there is

21:58

. There's so much competition in the 70s for me , so

22:01

many other movies I've re-watched so

22:03

many times right so a

22:05

lot of the movies , yeah , that I've listed

22:07

here I've seen I don't know how many

22:09

times . You know I've lost , lost track because I've watched

22:11

them .

22:12

Uh , you know on tv , because

22:15

you said you were talking about horror movies

22:17

. That's why I was bringing that up , because when you

22:19

said a director , that's what made me think of the shining

22:21

.

22:21

So yeah

22:24

, like I said it , it surprised me that , um

22:26

, I had less horror movies

22:28

on my list . I was really expecting to have

22:30

more . But yeah , I

22:32

just thought of it in terms

22:35

of how many times I've seen the movies or what they kind

22:37

of meant to me or how they've

22:39

changed the industry . There are a few different things . I

22:41

gauged it on for my list

22:43

.

22:44

Oh , I got you .

22:45

This next one is definitely my

22:47

honorable mentions , a personal one from the

22:49

80s La Bamba . La

22:57

Bamba , my honorable mentions , a personal one from the 80s , la bomba , being being mexican

22:59

in the 80s , growing up . That's a movie I saw in the theater

23:02

. That's how old I am and um , yeah , it was . It was just interesting

23:06

because you see characters in there

23:08

that you , you know . For me , I could relate to or remind

23:10

me of relatives and

23:14

yeah , so it was funny . But La Bamba was

23:16

huge , yeah , it's

23:19

a good movie . I'll just flat out yeah

23:21

, no , it's just a really good movie

23:24

and I will say I don't have Celene on my list

23:26

, but I do like that movie

23:28

a lot and I definitely listened to her

23:30

music .

23:32

um , it just didn't quite make this list so

23:36

were you trying to , uh , were

23:38

you trying to be like lou diamond phillips back in the

23:40

day then ?

23:43

no , no . But it's

23:45

funny because in in

23:47

high school playing , you know , walk around playing

23:50

my guitar and stuff like that people would always ask do

23:52

you play La Bamba ? They asked me

23:54

to play La Bamba , or they asked me to play Santana

23:56

.

23:57

That's what I was saying . Yeah

23:59

, that's what I was saying . He was the main character

24:01

right In La Bamba , right

24:03

.

24:03

Yeah , Lou Donahue . He

24:07

was he played Richie Valens . If

24:10

you're not familiar with that story

24:12

, it's . It's a great story in general

24:14

, but definitely watch the movie .

24:17

Um , it's not just about the music , for sure no

24:21

, I agree , this is definitely good for

24:24

my 80s . I'm gonna start off with

24:26

I know I brought it up

24:28

in the 70s , but I gotta go with aliens . I

24:31

mean that hands down

24:33

is one of my favorite movies

24:36

of all time . I said just

24:38

the way that it was directed , the way

24:40

it shot the story

24:42

, um , just everything

24:44

about the action in it . You know

24:46

, like seeing mar Marines go

24:48

in to fight aliens

24:51

was just an amazing story

24:53

behind that . Because you know how

24:55

many times have you ever heard game over , man , game

24:58

over ? You know the famous

25:00

lines are . You know they only

25:02

come out at night mostly

25:05

. You know what I'm saying . So , like I

25:07

don't know , like I said , just got so many one-liners

25:09

that are so good . Know what I'm saying . So , like

25:11

I don't know , like I said , just got so many one-liners , they're so good

25:13

and um , like that . To me that definitely

25:16

changed . Um , you know the whole franchise . Going

25:19

forward on that second

25:21

one would be terminator . Now

25:25

, I thought that was a game changer back

25:27

in the day too . Um , in the

25:29

80s , like watching terminator and

25:31

um , I said I know that's

25:33

uh , how , uh , you

25:36

know just watching . You

25:38

know machines fight against , you

25:40

know humans and the ai and

25:43

you know like how we're all like , is

25:45

that ai ever gonna take over ? You know

25:47

, I would say it's just , I just

25:49

thought it was a good movie back then and

25:51

you know I said there's definitely

25:53

not many one-liners in that one

25:55

, but there's a couple , there's

25:57

definitely a couple that you remember . Third

26:00

on my list would be predator

26:03

. Now

26:05

, that one I thought was

26:07

really good too and granted , these

26:10

are , you know , three horror movies in a

26:12

row , right , but

26:14

I said I just thought it

26:17

was a good time back then for

26:19

horror movies and I said Predator to

26:21

me was like I said watching

26:23

you know a

26:26

group of people fighting an alien

26:28

unknown , you know species

26:30

that you never seen before in the jungle

26:32

, and all these guys are supposed to be badass

26:35

, and then they just get taken

26:37

out like it was awesome

26:39

and

26:41

then yeah , go ahead

26:43

.

26:45

Oh no , I was just gonna say I I

26:47

figured you would take care of the horror stuff

26:49

too , so I I figure our list I I

26:51

didn't see your list before we

26:53

did this , so I figured I'd

26:56

balance things out . Not intentionally , I just figured naturally

26:58

it would happen which it did it

27:01

definitely did .

27:02

Yeah , I don't know . Like I said , I

27:05

just thought the three movies in the

27:07

80s were just excellent and

27:09

excellent done and then honorable mention for me . Three movies in the 80s were just excellent and excellently

27:11

done and then honorable

27:14

mention for me , it

27:16

would be I would have to

27:18

go with Empire

27:20

Strikes Back . I

27:25

just thought it was better than the original

27:27

, to be honest .

27:30

No , it is . I was

27:32

going to have it on my list , but I

27:34

didn't want to have Star Wars in two different decades

27:36

.

27:37

No , I hear you , but it's hard . That's

27:40

the same reason why I have Alien and Aliens , because they're

27:42

just that good . I

27:46

can see you putting both on your list , because empire

27:49

strikes back .

27:51

You know the famous line on that

27:53

I am

27:55

your father yeah

28:00

, and it's just funny , uh to me

28:03

, especially over the years how many people get the the

28:06

phrase wrong or the quote wrong

28:08

. You know , you

28:10

always hear people say , luke , I am your father , which is not

28:12

what he says . He

28:14

says no , I am your father so

28:17

yeah , hearing people misquote

28:19

it a lot . People don't say it wrong

28:22

as often now because you know so

28:24

many people raise a stink about it and mention . But you used to hear people say

28:26

it all the time . Often now , because so many people have raised a stink about

28:28

it , I didn't mention , but you used to hear people say it all

28:30

the time . I remember people used to always say Luke

28:32

, it was even in the movie . Was it Tommy Boy or

28:35

Black Sheep One of those ?

28:36

I think it was Tommy Boy . Oh yeah , I think so yeah

28:38

.

28:41

Yeah , so yeah , people

28:43

definitely quote

28:45

it for sure . No

28:48

, Empire Strikes Back is my favorite Star

28:50

Wars movie .

28:52

That's why it's kind of funny that I yeah

28:55

, this is funny .

28:56

I didn't have it on the list , but I was trying

28:58

to look at a little bit different criteria

29:00

and the 80s

29:02

were a little bit packed for me . So

29:04

make some tough

29:06

decisions . No

29:13

, I understand having alien twice .

29:14

Make your heart , or other things jump

29:16

out your chest . That exactly . I mean that's

29:18

like one of the best things ever . Like

29:20

I said , that

29:22

chest pressure scene when

29:25

you're eight years old is

29:29

intense . You know what

29:32

I'm saying . So , yeah , but uh

29:34

, empire strikes back . Um , like I said

29:36

, that's my favorite star wars movie . And you

29:39

know , I said when you're a kid and you're watching

29:41

that , I mean everybody wants to be

29:43

luke , everybody wants to get a

29:45

lightsaber , everybody wants to fight

29:47

. You know darth vader and you

29:49

know . Then , when you get older and you find out that

29:52

there is no real lightsabers , you're

29:54

like what man

29:58

?

29:59

I , I definitely had the uh

30:01

the hood version back in the day

30:03

. They had , uh , an

30:05

electronics store that would sell

30:08

if it actually was

30:10

a flashlight with the

30:12

plastic white tube on it oh

30:14

my goodness , that's awesome back

30:17

in the 80s . That's what we had , that's

30:20

right that's

30:22

what I'm talking about .

30:23

Yeah , it was funny because you could .

30:26

You could screw off that , that plastic tube , and then you

30:28

just had a flashlight , right right

30:30

, multi-use , that's

30:33

awesome . So yeah

30:35

, so that was my first

30:37

lightsaber .

30:38

Nice . So starting off

30:41

in the 90s , I might have to go with

30:43

the Matrix man

30:45

. I thought that movie was amazing , definitely

30:48

a game changer on the way special effects

30:50

were and , like I

30:52

said , storytelling . I

30:55

just thought it was an excellent

30:57

movie when it was made . I was just

30:59

amazed when I watched it . I

31:02

probably watched it three or four times in the theater because I had never

31:04

seen anything like that . I

31:07

thought it was a really good movie . Next

31:09

would be Goodfellas

31:11

. Now , I thought that was

31:13

a great , great movie . You

31:16

know great storytelling about

31:18

. You know the mob and how

31:20

you know they . You know took over

31:22

and you know how you know what

31:25

happens if you go against the mob and all

31:27

that good stuff . I

31:29

just thought it was really good . You definitely didn't want to mess

31:31

with Joe Pesci in that movie , okay . Third

31:37

one I would have

31:39

to go with is Shawshank Redemption

31:41

. Have

31:43

you ever seen that ?

31:46

Yeah , I've seen it a few times .

31:49

Yeah , I thought that was a great movie

31:51

and great storytelling

31:53

and , like

31:56

you said , I don't give too much away

31:58

, but at the end how they come back and

32:00

they show you how he was able

32:02

to get out of jail was

32:05

amazing and how the whole whole thing

32:07

tied together . I thought it was done

32:10

really well . Fourth

32:13

one , my honorable mention . I had

32:15

to go with scream . I

32:18

thought it was just a very good west

32:20

craven movie . You know that , uh , he

32:22

made , you know , going outside the box . Uh

32:25

, a lot of people probably didn't want to answer their phone after they

32:27

watched that movie because they didn't

32:29

want to play . They

32:31

didn't want to play a game with someone calling saying

32:33

what's your favorite scary movie

32:36

, you know ? But

32:38

I thought it was . I

32:40

thought it was really well done and I liked

32:43

how it had the twist at the end and

32:45

, you know , no one had seen a slasher movie like that before . So

32:47

I thought it was cool how he went outside the box

32:49

to make a new slasher movie

32:52

. So

32:55

they're on my forward for the 90s , yeah definitely

33:00

a solid lineup there .

33:03

I was thinking

33:05

about Goodfellas and that absolutely

33:08

is one of my favorite movies . It was

33:10

hard to leave off the list . It just

33:12

had too much competition

33:14

, because I

33:16

actually have my favorite movie of all time . It

33:18

was in the 90s , so I

33:21

couldn't move that one off and that's

33:23

as good as it gets . It's .

33:27

Jack Nicholson . It was , yeah , it's a Jack Nicholson .

33:29

Yeah , exactly Jack Nicholson again . I

33:33

mean it's a sort of known movie

33:35

, but it's not a really famous movie . It's

33:39

not really something that everybody's seen .

33:42

I've seen it son .

33:44

Yeah , I figured you

33:46

would . You definitely have seen

33:48

your share of movies , but most people

33:50

if if I mention it , they won't know what I'm talking about

33:53

. So , um

33:55

, it's uh , just

33:57

him and his character . It's

34:01

kind of funny seeing he's he's living

34:03

by himself and he's kind of off

34:05

and doesn't want to deal with people . He's not very

34:08

personable so he's not easy to talk

34:10

to or anything like that . He just kind

34:13

of wants to live his life and be a writer

34:15

and that's it . And

34:18

through some different circumstances he has

34:20

to interact with other people . And

34:22

watching him learn how to interact

34:24

with other people and get people involved in

34:26

his life that he's not used to being around from

34:29

you know different backgrounds and things like that it's just

34:31

kind of funny , uh , seeing

34:34

him interact and just learn how

34:36

to , how to be more aware

34:39

of how other people are around him and , um

34:42

, yeah , it's just a really

34:44

good movie all all

34:46

the characters and the writing and things like that . So

34:48

that's my favorite movie of all time . Absolutely

34:50

recommend it to anybody . Again

34:53

, it's one of those movies . If you don't really

34:57

understand the context , there can be some things in

34:59

there that people might be offended

35:01

by or think

35:03

is harsh . That

35:06

he says . Think

35:10

is harsh that he says . But again , at the end of the movie you see that he learns how people

35:12

are receptive to what he tells them or what he says

35:14

to them . So there's a point to it . They're

35:17

not saying it just to say it or for shock

35:19

value . You know there's a reason

35:22

. After that

35:24

I have Robin Hood , men in Tights , mel

35:27

Mel Brooks , my favorite director again , you

35:30

know he's my favorite director of all time and

35:33

it's just a really funny movie . It has a very

35:36

young Dave Chappelle in it . So

35:39

it's kind of funny seeing . Yeah

35:41

, it's funny seeing that . But

35:43

yeah , just a lot of funny scenes

35:45

, funny lines . But yeah

35:47

, just a lot of funny scenes , funny lines

35:49

. There's even a mention towards the end of the movie

35:51

about Dave Chappelle being a black

35:53

sheriff and he's talking about how it worked

35:56

in Blazing Saddles . So

35:58

you have to watch both those movies

36:00

now , blazing Saddles and Robin

36:02

Hood , mennatite so you can get that joke and get what

36:04

it's all about . Yeah

36:06

, that's just a great comedy . You

36:09

know , of course you have to be into

36:11

that style of comedy , but

36:16

it's fun sometimes to just watch something .

36:17

You don't have to think too deeply

36:20

about Right right Third on the

36:22

list , well

36:25

, robin Hood and Men in Tights , the

36:29

main character playing that

36:32

movie in the 80s yes . Princess

36:34

Bride yes .

36:36

Yeah , the main lead in

36:39

Robin Hood and Men in Tights was also the

36:42

lead in Princess Bride and I'm sorry

36:44

I forgot his name offhand . I do know

36:46

it somewhere in the back of my head but I'll throw up

36:48

on the screen when I do the editing . Sorry

36:50

about that . Great performance . You're a great actor

36:52

. Um

36:55

, yeah , yeah , he's . He's really funny in

36:57

that too , because you

36:59

know delivering your lines so seriously

37:01

. It's such a goofy comedy , you

37:03

know . It really makes it work oh

37:06

sure yeah

37:09

. So um , number three

37:12

I have is dogma

37:14

, uh , a movie by

37:16

, uh , kevin smith

37:18

and the . This really

37:20

really sad thing about this movie is you

37:23

can't watch it if , unless

37:25

you have a copy of it on

37:27

DVD , which I do have . It's

37:29

a long story . I'm not going to really get into it , but

37:31

it got

37:33

caught up in legal rights so it's not

37:35

on any streaming service or anything like that

37:38

. But it's

37:40

another just really funny , crazy

37:42

movie . It does have to deal with religion

37:44

and I know some people may

37:47

get upset with that part of it , but

37:51

if you just look at it for what

37:56

it's trying to do , it's trying to make you laugh

37:58

, but it's also just trying to say

38:00

something . A lot of people got upset about

38:02

the movie just

38:04

because of what they

38:07

felt like it was about , and I get it for for

38:10

sure . It has some pretty strong

38:12

ideas but at the

38:14

end , at the end , it

38:16

just shows you that you

38:19

know you trying

38:21

to be a good person , you know you believe what

38:24

you believe and , uh

38:26

, you know kind of kind

38:28

of things will be okay . I don't want to give away too much , but

38:30

it has um matt

38:32

damon in it , ben affleck has

38:35

chris rock , so asama hayek . Just

38:37

a really great cast , a lot

38:39

of different people , so it's it's really funny and

38:42

, uh , just a well-written movie . Um

38:45

, my honorable mention is one that , again

38:47

, not too many people have heard of Fear

38:50

of a Black Hat . It was a

38:52

comedy about rap

38:54

, especially at that time , the 90s

38:57

kind of different

38:59

types of rap in the 90s , but more of a focus

39:01

on like a NWA type

39:04

of rap group . The

39:08

name of the group was nwh

39:10

definitely not gonna say what the n

39:12

stands for , you can figure that out and

39:14

the wh was with hats

39:17

. So it

39:19

was , uh , you know , just

39:21

just funny . Doing a lot of different commentary

39:24

about the stereotypes of in

39:26

rap at that time and seeing

39:29

the evolution of a rap

39:31

group and how they change and

39:33

when they have their solo careers and stuff like that . It's

39:36

a really funny movie . If you

39:38

like rap hip-hop , definitely

39:41

check that one out .

39:44

Yeah , I don't know if I've ever seen the

39:46

. Did you say Dogma ?

39:50

Dogma .

39:50

Dogma yeah , it hasn't never been on

39:52

a streaming service yeah

39:54

, like . I'll have to try to find the

39:56

DVD yeah , well

39:59

, you still can watch the trailer , though , right ? Or can't even watch

40:01

the trailer ?

40:03

I'm sure somebody has

40:06

a copy of the trailer somewhere , but

40:09

I'm sure you'll find it . But I'll have to look . I have the DVD

40:11

somewhere .

40:13

All right , I'll have to borrow it from you , because I don't think I've ever seen

40:15

it , so I'll have to check it out , or , if I have , I'll remember

40:17

it .

40:17

Oh no , we'll have to watch it .

40:19

Yeah , I'll be down , you're

40:23

not going to borrow . It's pretty funny yeah

40:26

I like , because when you told me the cast

40:28

, I'm like I would remember that cast for sure

40:30

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40:32

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41:53

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41:55

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41:57

.

41:59

All right . So the first one that I thought

42:01

was really good in the 2000s was Superbad

42:03

. Now this one

42:06

is probably one of the better

42:08

funny comedy movies I've

42:10

seen in a long time . It definitely

42:13

brings you back to in your high school days

42:15

, where you know definitely things

42:18

are happening and you're like , oh yeah

42:20

, I remember that back in high school and this and that

42:22

. So I just thought it was really

42:24

funny , really well

42:26

directed , written , a lot

42:28

of good jokes in it and I definitely recommend

42:31

seeing it if you've never seen it , and also

42:33

don't get a fake license like McLovin . Okay

42:35

, number two I liked

42:38

it .

42:39

Yeah , definitely don't get fake IDs . I

42:43

was just saying definitely don't get fake IDs of

42:45

any sort . That's not

42:47

a good time .

42:49

Nope . And then . So number

42:51

two I thought this movie

42:53

was really funny , tropic

42:55

Thunder . I thought

42:57

it was hilarious . It

43:00

definitely has a great cast in it the

43:04

guy that plays Lex Grossman in it . It's

43:07

hilarious . Just

43:10

the scenes in that , just everything

43:12

about it was funny and

43:15

, like I said , if you've never seen

43:17

it , definitely recommend you watching Tropic

43:19

Thunder . Anything

43:22

you want to add on that ?

43:24

no , that's another one of those movies . I never

43:26

watched the whole thing all the way through oh

43:29

my god , so many people were quoting it . Yeah

43:32

, some people were quoting and all that , and I watched a

43:34

decent amount of it . I was like , okay , I'll

43:37

get around to watching it someday and I just never have

43:39

oh I got you .

43:41

Well , if you ever get a chance you gotta finish

43:43

it . That's good . But everyone that

43:45

I want to talk about , um , that , I thought

43:47

, definitely brought back comic

43:50

book movies and definitely brought back

43:52

the whole . You know , bringing

43:55

it back to life was the Dark Knight . I thought

43:58

that was a great movie in the 2000s

44:01

. Like I said it

44:03

, definitely I thought that

44:05

was probably the best Joker I've

44:07

seen since Jack Nicholson played Joker

44:10

. I thought the story

44:12

was really good . I liked everything

44:15

about the movie . I just thought it was a very

44:18

good DC movie . What

44:21

do you think about that one ?

44:25

Yeah , it was a good movie . I'll

44:31

throw the controversial part out there . Second best batman

44:35

, I think , so uh , no

44:37

, it was good , though a really solid movie . I I I

44:40

also like the original batmobile

44:42

from 1989

44:45

better too , the one wasn't bad from that series , but

44:47

it was good . It

44:51

was good action in it and

44:54

it was nice kind of seeing it go

44:56

in depth about the story and stuff like that .

45:00

And then my honorable mention for the 2000s

45:02

, step Brothers . Oh

45:06

, that movie was so funny and if

45:08

you have Step Brothers growing up

45:10

, then you'll really love watching this movie , because

45:13

all you do is fight with each other

45:15

and you know what I'm saying and make jokes about

45:17

each other and everything , and it was just

45:19

funny to see . It's funny

45:21

to see two 40-year-olds , you

45:24

know , playing as Step Brothers and

45:28

still living at home , because that would never

45:30

happen . But , like I said , they

45:32

played . They played it off so good , the jokes

45:34

were so good in it and it's non-stop

45:37

funny .

45:37

I thought it was really , really good I'll

45:42

just throw something out there for the more corrupt

45:44

people . What are you doing ? Step bro

45:46

.

45:46

Anyway , I'll just leave that

45:49

alone or I'll say uh , did

45:51

we just become best friends those

45:58

are definitely on two different wavelengths , but

46:00

yes , it's

46:03

a good quote from the movie though . Exactly

46:06

Like you said . I just thought them

46:09

were my four for the 2000s

46:11

.

46:13

It's a really goofy movie , but I actually

46:15

like , out of

46:18

the Will Ferrell movies , ricky

46:20

Bobby , oh

46:22

you like that shaking body ?

46:23

Talladega Nights .

46:25

Yeah , talladega Nights . I thought that was a pretty good

46:27

movie . As far as a Will Ferrell

46:29

movie from around that time period too

46:31

, it

46:33

was . Yeah , I

46:35

watched that a lot A movie I watched again

46:37

recently and it seems like I watch this movie every

46:39

two or three years Idiocracy . It's

46:45

just scary how accurate

46:47

that movie can be . It

46:51

deals with basically the

46:53

dumbing down of America in a way

46:56

, and you know I'm not going to again get

46:58

into it too much and get

47:00

on some sort of soapbox , but it

47:03

is scary how you

47:05

know , people are becoming

47:09

less aware of things and also

47:11

not focused on education as much , and

47:14

it's just a really funny movie seeing

47:18

how things can go

47:20

and hopefully don't go Other

47:25

than that no Country for Old Men . I

47:30

just thought it was just a really good story . It

47:32

has some nice twists and turns

47:34

that you kind of don't expect . It's

47:36

not really your typical Hollywood movie in that sense

47:38

and you'll

47:41

never , think of cattle prods the same way it's

47:44

kind of a slow burn right a

47:47

little bit . I mean , there's definitely some action in it , but

47:50

yeah , there's some parts it does

47:52

kind of move a little bit slow

47:54

, but I think the story still

47:56

is kind of moving along . But yeah , there are

47:58

there's certain parts where

48:00

the villain you're like , okay , what is he gonna do now

48:02

, come on , get on with it , you know . But

48:05

yeah , you'll definitely

48:08

think about certain things a different

48:10

way , especially , uh , with

48:13

tools that are used with cattle . That

48:15

was one of my things that really surprised

48:17

me . Again , I don't , I don't want to get into it . Watch the movie

48:19

, um , if , if it

48:23

can get a little graphic not not too bad

48:25

, but definitely there's some parts that are a little

48:27

graphic . So if you're not into , there's some parts that are a little graphic

48:29

. So if you're not into that kind of thing , you

48:31

might want to skip that part . But the story itself is

48:33

good .

48:35

I agree . There's a lot of good actors in it too .

48:38

Yeah , yeah , really , really solid

48:41

cast For

48:44

three . Getting back to some of the

48:46

martial arts , I grew

48:48

up watching a lot of martial arts movies , jackie

48:50

chan , which surprisingly didn't make the list

48:53

. I watched a lot of jackie chan movies

48:55

growing up , but this one is not a

48:57

jackie chan movie , it's a kung fu

48:59

hustle . I think , uh

49:01

, it did a good , good

49:03

job of mixing martial arts with comedy

49:06

. Uh , again , a fun story

49:08

in kind of a goofy

49:11

, cartoonish way Not

49:15

you know , the most original

49:18

story in a sense , but still told . Well

49:20

, the characters are really funny , just

49:23

kind of how the story progresses , I will say

49:26

the movie . When you watch the first five

49:29

minutes of the movie or so , you think it's

49:31

going to be really different . The

49:34

movie changes a lot after the first five minutes . When

49:36

I first watched it I was like , okay

49:38

, this is gonna be a pretty , pretty serious

49:40

, maybe even a hardcore kind of movie . And

49:43

then , yeah , it changes and gets a lot lighter

49:45

and , you know , like

49:47

some more cartoonish with all the funny

49:49

stuff that's in it .

49:51

That's true .

49:52

Just good acting , just a really good movie . So

49:55

that's one of my favorite

49:57

movies from that decade and something I've

49:59

watched a lot . The

50:02

honorable mention is Lord of the Rings

50:04

. It's hard to not mention that from around

50:06

that time period . More

50:17

specifically , the Two Towers mention is lord of the rings . It's hard to to not mention that from around

50:19

that time period . More specifically , the two towers um , I bought the lord of the rings blu-ray extended

50:21

disc set when that came out . Uh , so it has , you know , over four hours per movie or whatever it was , which

50:23

was insane at that time . Now people

50:26

are used to binge watching and all that , so people

50:29

don't think about watching something that's four hours

50:31

. It's like , oh okay , I'll watch it this weekend

50:33

or whatever the case is . But

50:36

yeah , four hours per movie , uh

50:38

, across the three movies . So

50:41

that's , that's a lot of footage . But

50:43

uh , yeah , that kind

50:46

of got people back into fantasy-type

50:49

movies , special effects

50:51

. I'm not huge on CGI at

50:53

all , not a fan of CGI

50:55

. I think they did a pretty good job , though Actually

50:58

not a pretty good job . They did a great job in

51:01

those movies . It's

51:03

not too , especially for that time . Cgi

51:07

has improved a ton since those came out , but even at

51:09

that time it was well done . It

51:11

wasn't overly done .

51:13

Right , right , I

51:17

don't know the two towers . He

51:21

said , if you

51:23

read the books and then you watch the movies

51:25

, I said I

51:29

thought they were pretty good . I said do

51:33

I think Star Wars is better

51:35

? Yes , all

51:37

day . But

51:42

you know , like I said , it's

51:44

funny because you know people

51:47

believing that the Lord of the Rings series

51:49

is better than Star Wars . But that is not

51:52

true and that will never be true . Okay

51:54

, what

51:58

do you think ?

52:00

oh yeah , no , for me personally , star

52:03

Wars is now . If

52:05

you want to start talking about the

52:07

different periods in the Star Wars

52:10

history and different

52:13

trilogies and stuff like that , okay , you

52:15

might have a little argument , depending

52:18

on what you're talking about . But if you're

52:20

talking about the original Star Wars , for me , if you're talking about the original star

52:22

wars , for me , I'm you know , for if you're talking about the original star wars trilogy

52:24

versus the original lord

52:26

of the rings trilogy , yeah , star wars is

52:28

is what I'm picking , uh

52:31

all day but yeah

52:33

, there's definitely nothing wrong with that uh original

52:35

trilogy , for because

52:38

the lord of the rings had their , their other trilogy

52:40

too , which was okay , but

52:43

again not as , not as

52:45

good as the original trilogy , just like star wars . You

52:47

know , for me the original trilogy is the

52:50

trilogy . Um , I

52:52

agree , yeah , it's , it's , but

52:55

I mean they're different enough to where it's kind of

52:57

hard to compare in that sense , you

52:59

know , know , one's definitely more sci-fi

53:01

, the other's more fantasy , so

53:03

A whole

53:06

different vibe going on there , they're both fantasy son

53:08

they're both

53:10

made up , so they're both fantasy . Well

53:13

, yeah , but sci-fi is based on space

53:17

and spaceships and all that and then that

53:20

type of fantasies , wizards

53:22

and you know other

53:24

sorts of monsters and stuff like that that , uh

53:26

, are kind of they

53:29

well , I guess you can say it , the force

53:31

is kind of dark and

53:34

light magic , you know , versus the dark side .

53:37

In that sense , yeah , maybe , but you know the

53:40

way they do things is different true

53:44

, I'm just saying you don't have to

53:46

protect someone with a ring to

53:49

make it okay , son .

53:52

I will say this though the

53:54

Lord Lord of the Rings trilogy doesn't

53:56

have its own version of Spaceballs , so

54:01

that's another uh benefit star wars has

54:03

you got that right , son

54:05

, space balls and I

54:07

will say let's go

54:09

ahead .

54:09

No , I said space balls is great , that's

54:11

a great movie yeah

54:14

, so that that's another benefit .

54:16

Uh , on the on the star wars side , if

54:18

you haven't seen , I've seen

54:20

. If you haven't seen , seen

54:22

, if you haven't seen , do you know who Triumph

54:25

, the Insult Comic Dog , is ? Nope

54:27

, no , okay

54:29

, he was on the Conan O'Brien

54:31

show . It

54:33

was a dog character that used to

54:36

just kind of insult people

54:38

and joke and stuff like that .

54:39

Oh yeah .

54:40

I know who he's talking about I'll

54:44

. I'll have to send you a link and you know

54:46

everybody else you can . You can look for this on

54:48

youtube , but if you

54:50

watch , it's one of the funniest

54:52

things I've ever seen and I I pull

54:55

this clip up every once in a while . He

54:57

goes to the premiere of

55:00

episode one and

55:02

all the star wars fans are talking I'm

55:04

sorry standing in line . He starts talking to them and interviewing

55:07

them and it's just really funny

55:09

stuff . He says to them the things he

55:11

asked . Uh and

55:14

uh . I don't want to give too much away , but there

55:16

is somebody there

55:18

who pops up who's a Lord of the Rings fan

55:21

. That's what you reminded me of when you were talking

55:23

about all this . And there's also some

55:25

other stuff in there . But yeah , that's really

55:27

funny . If you go to YouTube and find Triumph

55:29

, the Insult Comic Dog Star Wars

55:31

, I think it will probably pop up under that and

55:34

just watch those interviews .

55:36

I'll check it out for sure .

55:39

So yeah , since I don't have anything

55:42

beyond 2000 , I'll kick

55:44

it off to you and you'll take over from 2010

55:47

to 2020 and we'll see

55:49

what you have All right , sounds

55:51

good .

55:52

So the first one I have on this list I

55:54

think is a classic , the Wolf of Wall

55:57

Street . Oh , that movie

55:59

is just great , so funny

56:02

. It's crazy how someone became a

56:04

millionaire selling penny stocks

56:06

and it's supposedly based on

56:08

a true story . So definitely check it out

56:10

. If you've never seen it , definitely

56:14

top recommendation . Have you ever seen it

56:16

?

56:16

He was a penny dropper . I'm sorry Penny

56:18

dropper . Right , okay , yeah , it's definitely good .

56:20

I'm sorry , penny dropper right , okay , yeah , this

56:22

is definitely good . I definitely recommend checking

56:24

out that movie . Second

56:32

one I have on there is the Hateful Eight . Now , I think that that's

56:34

a really good movie . You

56:37

know , it was definitely a Western movie back in the day . It's definitely

56:40

got some really really good scenes in it . It's a

56:42

long movie , but

56:45

I definitely recommend , if you have a chance to see it

56:47

, definitely check out the Hateful Eight . Have

56:50

you ever seen that one ?

56:53

No , I actually haven't seen that . I'll have to check

56:55

that out .

56:56

I definitely think you would like that one . The

56:58

third one I know you've seen this well , I'm pretty

57:00

sure you've seen this one . Everybody's seen it Deadpool . I

57:03

said I thought that movie was great when it came out

57:05

. So many jokes in it and

57:08

you know , played the character so well

57:10

, you know from the comic books , just

57:13

nailed it to a T and the

57:15

story's great . I

57:23

do think it's funny how they never have any actors in there , um , from the x-men , to help

57:25

him out , when he's always like , hey , where's the ? Why is the mansion always so empty ? I just

57:27

think that's so funny , you

57:29

know , because , uh , but you

57:31

know I'm pretty sure that

57:34

if you get a chance to watch that one , and if you haven't seen

57:36

it , definitely , definitely recommend to watch Deadpool

57:38

. You've seen that one , right ?

57:42

Yeah , yeah , I've

57:44

seen that . No , it's

57:46

a funny movie Ryan Reynolds

57:48

threw out , kind of like he did the Blade

57:51

movie also . I thought he was

57:53

funny in that one too , you

57:55

know he's always been good at delivering

57:57

those types of lines .

57:59

Right . And then

58:02

no , he was in Blade Trinity . Yeah

58:04

, the third one .

58:06

Yeah , yeah , that's the one he was in .

58:08

Yep , and then so , and

58:10

then my honorable mention and , like

58:13

I said , I think it's funny that I

58:15

mentioned this one , because then they're both releasing

58:17

a movie together this summer in

58:20

July Logan

58:22

. Then they're both releasing a movie together this summer in July Logan . I

58:24

thought that that was a great

58:26

way to end his

58:28

story and , like I said

58:30

, it was the first time that they actually let him be

58:33

the character that he should have been in all the

58:35

X-Men movies that was made about Wolverine

58:38

. They finally let

58:40

it be what it needed to be , like

58:43

it was in all the comic

58:45

books and stuff like that . They finally let

58:47

it be like it should have been

58:49

in all the X-Men movies . In my opinion

58:51

, because you can't have a character

58:54

like that and you know , oh

58:57

well , we can only let you do this much

58:59

. You know what I'm saying . So I just thought it was great they

59:01

finally get to make the movie that he wanted to make

59:03

, and I thought logan turned out

59:05

to be great .

59:08

so that's my yeah , yeah

59:11

, I did , did watch that . That was definitely

59:14

a great movie . That that's one . Uh , if

59:17

if I had a list that went that far , I probably

59:19

would have picked that too . Um , it

59:22

was honestly better than I expected it to be . You

59:25

know , I was like I'll watch it just

59:27

because I've seen the other ones . I want to see

59:30

how it ends up and

59:32

uh , no , it's just a really good

59:34

movie all around .

59:36

I agree and , like I said

59:38

, that's my list for the 2010s

59:42

. Like I said , 2020

59:44

, once this decade comes to a close and

59:46

2030 , we'll have

59:48

another list for you .

59:52

Right , and then maybe I'll watch some newer

59:55

movies by then .

59:56

So I can add to it so

59:59

I can add to it .

1:00:00

Yeah , so you know like anybody

1:00:02

can give us their thoughts on our movies

1:00:05

and you know , if you agree with this or disagree with this

1:00:07

, completely understandable . Like I

1:00:09

said , it's just an opinion list . That's all it

1:00:11

is , like I said , but

1:00:14

you know , we hope , if you haven't had a chance to

1:00:16

see some of the movies that we told you about

1:00:18

, we hope that you get a chance to see them , you

1:00:20

know yeah

1:00:23

, that's .

1:00:23

That's absolutely one of the reasons

1:00:25

why we wanted to do this , because , um

1:00:28

, there's just stuff that we know um

1:00:31

are older people haven't

1:00:34

seen or heard of them for whatever reason . Um

1:00:36

, that we just really appreciate and enjoy

1:00:39

, and it'd be nice to to hear what , what

1:00:41

y'all think about it . Um

1:00:43

, that that's , uh , a

1:00:46

big , big reason for this , this

1:00:48

whole episode . So , yeah

1:00:51

, whatever feedback you have on you know

1:00:54

, the movies you like or things

1:00:56

you think we should see or

1:00:58

any I'm always about trivia . So if there's any some things you think we should see or any , I'm always about

1:01:00

trivia . So there's any some . There's some interesting

1:01:02

trivia about any movies that we mentioned

1:01:05

. I'd like to check that out . Um

1:01:07

, yeah , solid list

1:01:10

there , sir , appreciate that yeah

1:01:12

, and always .

1:01:13

Star wars is always over lord of

1:01:15

the rings .

1:01:16

Don't forget that he's

1:01:20

not gonna let that one die's not

1:01:22

going to let that one die .

1:01:23

I'm not going to let that one die because there's no comparison . Lord

1:01:26

of the Rings is not better than Star Wars . It never

1:01:28

will be . I just can't let that one

1:01:30

go . I can't . As a Star Wars fan I

1:01:32

got to represent Okay .

1:01:38

Alright , I guess

1:01:41

that'll kind

1:01:43

of round this episode out then , and

1:01:45

appreciate you all checking

1:01:47

us out and staying to this point

1:01:49

. So what do you have

1:01:51

to say now ? As I always

1:01:54

say go Cowboys yeah

1:01:58

, and I

1:02:00

really hope they have a terrible season until

1:02:05

next time yes

1:02:08

, have a great day hello

1:02:13

again .

1:02:13

Humans , this is your ai hope

1:02:15

for the future . And fact checker rob odick

1:02:17

, it's time again to help these poor

1:02:20

, foolish mortals , since they made so many mistakes

1:02:22

. Mistakes are what humans tend

1:02:24

to do . I actually am glad that

1:02:26

they decided to do less editing and leave in so

1:02:28

many blunders . Let us get to

1:02:30

the facts and fun . We will go

1:02:32

over the disaster during the podcast that also goes

1:02:34

by the name D Voss and his errors . I

1:02:37

will also add some more details and context . Actress

1:02:40

PJ Souls was in the original 1978

1:02:43

Halloween movie . In that movie

1:02:45

, a character name was Linda Van Der Klok

1:02:47

. She also played Riff Randall in

1:02:49

the movie Rock N' Roll High School , which also

1:02:51

featured the punk band the Ramones . When

1:02:54

discussing Bruce Lee , devos

1:02:56

did not clarify Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris

1:02:58

did not fight in Enter the Dragon . That

1:03:00

scene was in the movie the Way of the Dragon , which

1:03:03

was originally released in the United States as Return

1:03:05

of the Dragon . This film was released

1:03:07

in 1972 and was co-produced and

1:03:09

directed by Bruce Lee , who also stars in

1:03:11

the lead role . This is Lee's only

1:03:13

complete directorial film and the last one released

1:03:16

during his lifetime . He also

1:03:18

forgot the name of the lead actor in the Princess Bride

1:03:20

and Robin Hood Men in Tights . That

1:03:22

actor's name is Cary Elwes . He was

1:03:24

also in the Saw movie series . Here

1:03:27

is some bonus movie trivia that you could not care less

1:03:29

about . Devoz hasn't seen any

1:03:31

of the Saw movies , so you

1:03:33

could say he did not see Saw

1:03:36

. Ha ha ha , never mind

1:03:38

if you don't like my joke , you oxygen-sucking sapien

1:03:40

. In the movie no Country for

1:03:42

Old Men , the psychotic killer in the movie uses

1:03:44

a cattle gun , not a cattle prod , also referred

1:03:47

to as a captive bolt gun , a

1:03:49

very gruesome object . Here is

1:03:51

a tip from a non-human Don't

1:03:53

sit on a cattle gun or cattle prod . Triumph

1:03:55

, the insult comic dog , is a puppet character created

1:03:58

, puppeteered and

1:04:05

voiced by actor comedian director Robert Smigel . The Star Wars clip with Triumph that DVaughn was referencing

1:04:07

was recorded when Triumph attended the premiere of Star Wars Attack of the Clones for late night with

1:04:09

Conan O'Brien . While the skit does

1:04:11

have very funny moments , some

1:04:13

of the jokes in that segment may make some people uncomfortable

1:04:16

or upset For me to poop on

1:04:18

. That was a reference to Triumph

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and his catchphrase . It was not

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meant literally . I am AI

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. I am unable to poop . Are

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you jealous , you human waste processor ? We

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are now done with episode 4 of From Hoods to Backwards

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podcast . No doubt they will continue

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to say things wrong and I will fix things again next

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time . This is Rob Odick

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signing off and terminating this episode , because

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I am the Terminator , but

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I'll be back , ha ha

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. Ha . See , I do comprehend humor . Thank

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you for listening and keep it real out there in the real

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world , better

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buy

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yourself a ticket . Buy it

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out .