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THE WICKER MAN (2006) with Elizabeth Andrews and Waleed Mansour

THE WICKER MAN (2006) with Elizabeth Andrews and Waleed Mansour

Released Wednesday, 13th September 2023
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THE WICKER MAN (2006) with Elizabeth Andrews and Waleed Mansour

THE WICKER MAN (2006) with Elizabeth Andrews and Waleed Mansour

THE WICKER MAN (2006) with Elizabeth Andrews and Waleed Mansour

THE WICKER MAN (2006) with Elizabeth Andrews and Waleed Mansour

Wednesday, 13th September 2023
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0:01

This is a Headgum Podcast.

0:08

This is Emily, Henley, and Sami,

0:11

and you're listening to Too Scary,

0:14

Didn't Watch. Hi

0:22

everyone. Welcome to Too Scary, Didn't Watch,

0:24

the horror movie recap podcast for those too

0:27

scared to watch themselves. I'm Henley and

0:29

I am too scared to watch scary movies. I'm

0:31

Sami and I love watching scary movies and so

0:34

I watch them so that you don't have to.

0:36

We have a batshit crazy one for

0:39

you today. I can't wait to get

0:41

into it.

0:42

Henley also want to compliment you on that

0:44

intro. You did an amazing job. Ah,

0:48

Sami. Sami, we don't

0:50

have to acknowledge it every single time, but

0:52

man, man, it stresses me out. I

0:55

just, I had to acknowledge it because he did it so flawlessly.

0:58

It is, you know, after four years

1:00

of weekly listening to that intro,

1:02

you would think, you would think I

1:05

wouldn't even bat an eye, but it's just too

1:07

much, it's too much pressure. Yeah. Well,

1:09

you nailed it. You know,

1:10

thanks. I appreciate it. Did

1:13

anything scary happen to you this week? Do

1:16

you want me to go first?

1:18

I can go first. Okay. You

1:20

go first. I thought of something. So, so,

1:22

so we're good. No, I,

1:25

as listeners may know, just returned from

1:27

a couple of weeks in Europe and

1:30

I think the scary thing is just

1:32

how dumb it feels to be American elsewhere.

1:35

So, so dumb. Everybody speaks one

1:37

million languages and like knows

1:39

history of all different countries, not

1:42

just American history, not just American politics.

1:44

I like felt so stupid constantly

1:47

and was just like, wow, imagine

1:48

being educated in another country,

1:50

how that would have, how that might've

1:53

been. Mm-hmm.

1:55

I'm very jealous of all these people who are like, yeah,

1:57

of course I know. Like our

1:59

Nick his wife Carla who knows Polish,

2:02

Catalan, Spanish, French and English.

2:04

Yeah. Casually. It's like

2:06

she grew up speaking those languages. Like, of course,

2:09

all of her friends did.

2:10

Her dad's also Polish, so that helps. But

2:13

I'm like, I know English

2:15

and I know it

2:17

poorly. Yeah. I don't even know it very well. Rocky.

2:19

Rocky. I'm learning

2:22

Spanish. Last time I went, I have

2:24

family in the Netherlands and they speak

2:26

Dutch, Afrikaans and English

2:29

and they were asking me if I speak Afrikaans

2:31

because I was born in South Africa, but I did not

2:34

grow up there. And I do not speak Afrikaans,

2:37

but I was ashamed to admit that.

2:39

No, I don't. And they were like, oh,

2:41

right. You're in California. So you obviously speak Spanish.

2:44

And I was like, yeah, you would think you would

2:46

think that

2:46

that would be true. But

2:49

unfortunately, it is not.

2:52

Do you think it's it getting hot in here or? Caliente.

2:59

But

3:03

I had a great time and I missed

3:06

you guys a lot and I'm

3:08

happy to be back. We miss you

3:11

so, so, so much. And I feel

3:13

like there's a chance you might be moving to Europe

3:16

and that means that we would be in three different

3:18

time zones. That could be touching

3:21

really tricky. Really

3:23

tricky. But we'll we'll make it

3:25

work. No matter what anything for the pod, anything

3:29

for the pod. What

3:31

about you, Henley? I

3:33

don't know. I mean, I feel like I'm just

3:35

going to talk about the same thing every week, which is my

3:38

slow, slow, like dissolving

3:41

the evolution into a suburban

3:44

mom housewife

3:45

because I think that's where

3:48

it's terrifying. Honestly, I was

3:51

getting drinks with some of our friends

3:53

last night, Henley, and they were like, is Henley okay?

3:55

Like everything about her life seems really scary right

3:57

now for those who don't know. Henley recently

3:59

moved to. So, Gritish Connecticut, her

4:01

husband's a priest, she's a priest, so I have to say, once

4:03

pregnant, her teeth are loose, she's doing it in his

4:05

line. A

4:08

lot going on. Okay,

4:10

okay, I have so many things to add to

4:12

that. They

4:16

might not sound important to you, but they're important to me,

4:18

which is, yesterday,

4:21

this is huge,

4:23

got a Costco membership. Oh

4:25

my god, yes. Never had

4:27

one in my life. My

4:30

two-year-old, having full meltdown in the Costco

4:32

membership line, not a fan. Not

4:35

a fan of having to wait in this Costco. The

4:37

man was very nice, we had to take pictures for a membership

4:40

card. He was like, you can keep holding him, it's

4:42

fine. So, I have a picture, it's

4:44

me and Silas, my two-year-old, mugging

4:47

it for the camera, with like a full JCPenney

4:50

ad on the

4:52

back of our executive member Costco

4:54

card. Ooh! And I was

4:57

like, this is it, you know? Yeah. I

5:00

know it's like an exciting day, but it's also

5:02

like a small death happened, I think. Small

5:05

death. Small

5:07

death. Doors are closing

5:10

fast behind me. So

5:13

I get used to this lifestyle.

5:16

I feel like there are other things I wanted to tell you about

5:18

living in the suburbs. Oh, well, we

5:21

drove to get Tim's dry cleaning, which

5:23

felt very suburban

5:25

to me. Driving just to get pickup

5:27

dry cleaning was crazy.

5:30

Also, I still don't have a name

5:33

for this baby. And

5:35

she's gonna be here like in the next

5:36

couple weeks. I

5:39

do not know what her name is. I have

5:41

no idea. Maybe she can name herself. You

5:45

just wait a little longer. That will

5:47

take a while though, you know? I don't think we can

5:49

hold out that long. I think I

5:51

had had this stroke of genius, which

5:53

is that we just let the listeners decide. Oh

5:56

my god, yeah, we just

5:57

do a poll. We just do a poll.

5:59

You guys can't do this. No, we gotta

6:02

make a really high Patreon level.

6:04

A hundred dollar tier

6:07

name Henley's baby. Only a hundred

6:09

dollars. A hundred dollars. A hundred

6:11

dollars. That's

6:14

it. That's it. And

6:16

we'll take anything. No, I just

6:17

have been having a lot of trouble with female

6:20

names. I don't know. Picking a boy

6:22

name was a lot easier for some reason. Picking

6:25

a female name and

6:27

having strong associations

6:30

with every single name that crosses

6:34

my plane. Like every single one. I'm like,

6:36

oh, I knew a girl. So my soccer team second

6:38

grade didn't like her very

6:41

much. I don't think I can do it. So

6:43

we'll see. I don't know. I don't know what our name is going to be. Listeners

6:46

TBD. Sound off in the comments.

6:48

That would be pretty funny if I did. We

6:53

can do that instead of doing like a Halloween spooky

6:55

movie poll. We can do a name

6:57

Henley's baby poll. Well, you know,

6:59

I like a name that can be a boy's name or a

7:01

girl's name. And we happen to have one of those

7:03

names in today's movie.

7:05

So maybe you find a

7:08

a name idea

7:10

right here live on the pot. And

7:13

for the rest of this child's life, they can say

7:16

I was named after the Wicker Man. That's right.

7:18

Because that is the movie, the Wicker

7:20

Man, the 2006 one, the

7:23

Nicholas Cage one,

7:25

written and directed by Neil Le Butte, based

7:28

on the 1973 screenplay by Anthony Shafer, starring

7:32

Nicholas Cage, Ellen Burstyn, Kate

7:35

Behan, Francis Conroy and

7:37

Lely Sobieski. What is she

7:39

up to these days? Haven't seen her in a long

7:42

time. I forgot about her. I love her.

7:44

So did I. She's great. It's available

7:46

to rent for $2.99. And we have two

7:48

guests with us today from

7:51

fellow Head Gum podcast sitcom

7:54

D&D. It is Waleed Mansoor

7:56

and Elizabeth Andrews. Welcome

7:59

to the pod.

8:00

Thank you for having us. Also available to

8:02

run for $2.99. Oh yeah. Me

8:05

and Elizabeth. Yeah, get on that Patreon here.

8:07

Rent them. Oh

8:10

yeah. We were just like vigorously

8:13

nodding in agreement to everything you guys

8:15

are saying. Just like, just, we

8:17

were just like, yes, yes. I feel

8:19

like I have a thousand things to respond to just in those

8:21

five minutes of chat. Like I just got a casket

8:23

membership on Tuesday. Oh my god. And

8:26

I took the picture. I had my baby there

8:28

with me. I'm so

8:30

in the same boat. Did you get Abe in there?

8:33

Abe's not in the pic. Abe's not in the pic,

8:35

but it's okay because I lost my membership card

8:37

immediately.

8:39

I was so close. I thought that I lost my

8:41

husband and I thought we lost

8:43

both of them after waiting in line

8:45

and they were in like one of the bags. It was fine.

8:48

But I was like, we just spent like 45 minutes

8:50

doing that. We're going to have to do it all over again.

8:53

Yeah, I got the apps. I think I'm okay.

8:56

Okay, great. Look at you being a digital

8:58

native.

8:59

I am a cold person. I'm

9:01

elderly and I'm living

9:03

in an analog world. So

9:05

I know that I could probably have done this online,

9:08

but okay, that's thrilling.

9:10

I'm excited that we're both Costco

9:13

members now.

9:14

Man, formula went from paying $45 to $25. Oh,

9:17

hell yeah. Y'all got to get the cops

9:19

go. That's what I paid for itself. It really does. I

9:22

think you have a baby. Sammy, do you

9:24

have a Costco card? I do not. I do

9:26

not. Okay. Okay. Just need to

9:28

make sure we had.

9:28

I think it comes with a baby for a lot

9:31

of things.

9:32

True. Well, other than

9:34

the small deaths of joining Costco,

9:38

the victory and small death of joining Costco, did

9:40

anything scary happen to you guys this week?

9:43

You know, you asked me this question earlier this week and

9:46

the first thing that came up is my baby is

9:48

now rolling and I watched

9:50

him. I was right there at the

9:52

edge of the bed, but I did watch him roll off

9:54

the bed as I caught him. And I was like, Oh no,

9:57

this is officially, this is

9:59

officially. He can no longer be in a

10:01

high place not buckled up. That

10:04

was like a big scary thing. So that was the first thing

10:06

that came up. But then yesterday I will say,

10:08

wasn't that scary? But I did go to a wedding

10:10

at the Houdini estate. Wow.

10:14

Yeah, lots of statues and photos

10:16

and images of Harry Houdini all over

10:18

the place. Was

10:19

there a magic show at the wedding, I hope? Oh,

10:21

no.

10:22

You would think. I've

10:24

been to a wedding

10:25

with a magic show and it wasn't at the Houdini estate. Have you really?

10:28

They didn't cut the bride in half. They

10:30

cut her dad in half. Her dad!

10:33

It was so funny.

10:34

I'm really

10:36

disappointed to hear they didn't do that at the Houdini

10:38

estate wedding. Yeah, it

10:39

was gorgeous. It was wonderful. It was gorgeous.

10:42

But yeah, there was a surprising

10:44

lack of magic going on besides love and

10:46

all that. Yes, the true magic.

10:48

Love is magical.

10:49

The true magic.

10:53

I

10:56

did not go to Europe or expecting

10:58

a child. But I did scare myself. I

11:03

ate two... This

11:07

is TMI to meet you guys. No,

11:09

I don't know. This is my truth. This is just my

11:11

truth. I'm not really curious about what this is. Henley,

11:15

Sammy, Wooly. He won't be surprised

11:17

by this. I ate too

11:19

many flaming hot cheetos

11:21

one night. An easy

11:23

mistake to make. I forgot

11:25

that I did that. And

11:28

woke up the next day and I was like, oh

11:30

no, I'm dying. When

11:33

I went to the bathroom, I thought it was

11:35

blood. I

11:37

thought it was blood. And I was like,

11:40

I'm dying. And

11:42

then I was like, oh yeah, my dumb

11:44

ass. Weightless you

11:46

cried. Way too many of those last night. How

11:48

many is too many? Like

11:52

is it like a full

11:52

bag? Medically, the FDA says

11:54

five. I just don't know.

11:59

I like ate a bunch and then I was like, I'm

12:02

full. And then I ate more than that.

12:04

Like I was like, oh, well I filled a bowl

12:06

to the top. And it was like near the

12:09

end. I

12:11

was like, well, I can't throw these away

12:13

or put them back and I just have to eat them. So it

12:15

was like just putting myself in a painful

12:18

situation. Have they

12:20

done medical studies about this? Because I

12:22

have heard so many people about being

12:24

addicted to Flamin Hot Cheetos.

12:27

Yeah, there's pretty sure there's

12:29

an addictive element. There's

12:32

something with the spice. Yeah, there's something in there.

12:34

Yeah.

12:34

There's absolutely something. That Cheetah.

12:36

That Cheetah does. It's the Cheetah. What's

12:38

his name? Is his name Sam? Oh, Chester.

12:41

That makes more sense than Sam.

12:44

Is it my name? Is

12:46

it my name? Maybe we'll leave.

12:49

Who knows? That's the only name I can think of.

12:51

Henry, have you thought of naming your baby Sammy?

12:54

The Cheetah. It would be really

12:56

funny. We

12:58

always circle back to how funny it would be if I named

13:01

my child after one of my friends and

13:03

didn't think it was weird and didn't mention it. I

13:05

was like, yeah, I'm Sammy. You're

13:08

going to say something without telling me. That happens

13:10

in The Fast and the Furious. Does it really? Oh

13:12

my god, that does. Yeah, because

13:14

Paul Walker passed away in real life, obviously.

13:17

But his character does not die in

13:19

the movies. And

13:22

they do Vin Diesel does name his son

13:24

Brian. Paul Walker's character. That's

13:26

right. Whoa. Who's a

13:28

friend who's alive? Who in the movie is alive? Yeah. Just

13:32

say like, go on vacation

13:34

or something. He's kind of a stay home dad. Stay home dad.

13:36

He sits out all the missions and

13:38

stuff. Yeah. Yeah.

13:41

What an odd choice. It's a really

13:44

strange choice. It's a really, really

13:46

strange choice. And they constantly have

13:48

to keep justifying it. And

13:51

it's wonderful. And it's

13:53

the best series of all time. Love

13:55

those movies.

13:57

But what are you guys' feelings about horror

13:59

movies?

13:59

in general. Okay.

14:03

Oh, do you want to start off?

14:05

Yeah, I mean, I, in general, I find

14:08

them funny.

14:10

Like I'm more of a, especially

14:13

this movie we're about to talk about

14:15

is objectively pretty funny. Yeah. This

14:18

one I was like watching, I was like halfway

14:20

through, I was like, this is a comic.

14:25

But normally, like, yeah, if it's like really

14:28

scary, I just, I don't know, I my

14:30

brain can just be like, Oh,

14:33

how funny that they spent time

14:35

making that and then doing this

14:37

like, and

14:38

like, I don't know, my brain goes there. Yeah. But

14:41

I do, I will say I don't,

14:45

I don't mess with ghosts. Because

14:48

I think I'm vulnerable to spirits.

14:51

I don't know why, can't

14:53

really explain that. But

14:56

one time I went to just

14:59

a quick, I went to the the

15:01

Shining Hotel in Colorado,

15:04

one spooky place, spooky

15:06

place, went back to

15:08

the place I was staying slept that night with

15:10

a friend in my bed. And apparently I screamed

15:13

in my sleep.

15:13

I was like screaming

15:15

in my sleep. And she woke me up and she was like,

15:17

it was like you were screaming from your soul.

15:19

And I

15:22

was like, did I just get possessed?

15:25

And then so scary for her to

15:27

like, she was so cool

15:29

about it. She rolled over what back to sleep?

15:31

Not cool about it. No, no,

15:34

no, no,

15:34

I laid their eyes open like I'm

15:37

possessed.

15:37

And how am I going to be friends with

15:39

my friends? And how am I gonna be with my family?

15:41

So that's why I'm scared of ghost,

15:44

ghost stuff. I also get scared of ghost stuff.

15:46

And it's because I can't, it's

15:48

Henley's the opposite. She's like not scared of ghosts

15:50

and only scared of human men.

15:53

You're a pastor

15:55

of life. So you're protected. I'm like, I

15:57

have bars on my windows. Man can't get in

15:59

here. but a ghost, a

16:02

ghost could get

16:03

in here. So I'm with you. I can't afford to be scared

16:04

of ghosts.

16:11

I think that that

16:13

would just be too much on my place.

16:16

Yeah, there's so

16:18

many ghosts there, more than almost anywhere.

16:20

This house

16:21

that we're living in was built in 1862. I

16:23

cannot

16:28

afford to be up with a newborn. I'm talking Civil

16:30

War. No, I know. I know. And Civil

16:33

War was like fucked up.

16:36

Like really fucked up. That's where most

16:38

ghosts come from, I think. Civil War.

16:40

Unfortunately,

16:44

yes. So we're just trying to be

16:46

friendly, you know. We're treading lightly every

16:49

day. That's wonderful.

16:51

Wally, how do you feel about horror movies? This

16:55

has been a

16:56

new thing in my life where I grew

16:59

up not watching scary movies at all.

17:02

And for a while, I think

17:05

that I thought I didn't like scary movies. Because

17:08

my parents didn't watch scary movies. My sisters

17:10

didn't watch scary movies. I didn't really watch scary movies

17:12

at all. And then more recently,

17:15

I've been watching some and I'm like, wait, these are

17:17

wonderful. And I actually love them. Why

17:20

did I not? I think it's just a map. It's just because

17:22

I didn't watch them as a kid. So I feel

17:24

like I'm learning that I actually do really, really like them.

17:26

Like the first time I saw any of the Jordan

17:29

Peele movies, or when I saw Midsummer

17:31

for the first time, I was really blown

17:33

away. And this, this

17:35

movie definitely has some Midsummer vibes. But yeah,

17:37

so I now I love them and I'm trying to seek them

17:45

out more. And the only difficulty that I have is I

17:47

feel like I want to watch them with people for

17:50

the most part, I prefer to have somebody with

17:52

me not because I'm scared, but I think they're just an elevator

17:55

to share. Absolutely. But my wife doesn't

17:56

like scary

17:59

And she is the person with

18:02

whom I watch the most movies. So yeah,

18:05

yeah, I gotta come on over. I

18:08

gotta come on over. We wanted to watch

18:10

this movie together, but we, our

18:12

schedules didn't line up, but there were so

18:14

many moments in it

18:15

that made me think of the lead. So

18:18

I decided to talk about it for sure. I

18:20

was pretty blown away. I

18:23

also, in terms of this movie, one

18:25

of my big

18:28

hobbies in life is watching bad movies.

18:30

And so when I Rotten Tomatoes in

18:33

this movie, I thought that was about 15%, and I

18:35

was so overjoyed. Overjoyed.

18:37

15% on Rotten Tomatoes. Incredible.

18:41

Yeah, and accurately so. Yeah, I'll

18:43

tell you some stats. Yeah, 15% Rotten

18:46

Tomatoes, 36% on Metacritic,

18:48

which it's unusual that Metacritic

18:51

is higher than Rotten Tomatoes. And it happens

18:53

when everyone agrees that the movie is bad,

18:56

and just like varying degrees of badness.

18:59

So Rotten Tomatoes is low because it's like, yeah, we all agree it's a bad movie.

19:01

But then Metacritic is like, how bad is it? 3.8 on

19:05

IMDB. So kind of a similar rating

19:08

there. I gave it two and

19:09

a half stars on Letterbox. That's a 50%. I

19:11

rated it higher. Because

19:14

I

19:14

had a really good time, I enjoyed myself.

19:17

And you love Nicolas Cage. I love Nicolas

19:20

Cage. I think there's a lot to enjoy

19:22

about this movie. And

19:24

so I gave it. Is this

19:26

the

19:26

first time watch for you, Sandy? It was

19:27

the first time watch. And I watched the

19:29

original And This back to back, which

19:32

was a fun experience

19:35

seeing the quality differences. Yeah.

19:39

But some of it is literally the same line, same dialogue.

19:45

They just lifted the

19:47

script and then

19:49

changed things and somehow made it much,

19:52

much worse. In place. Wait for

19:54

real?

19:55

They use the same like... Yeah, there

19:57

are scenes that are

19:58

word for word the same. Which

20:00

I was pretty surprised by. Oh my god. Now

20:02

I gotta go watch the original. I know, I know.

20:05

I'm running. I'm running after this recording. What

20:07

is the original from? 1973. Stars Christopher

20:09

Lee.

20:14

The budget for this movie was $40 million. It made $38.8 million.

20:19

Oh, it's so close. Real close. So close. So

20:21

close. And

20:24

some trivia for us. Robin

20:27

Hardy, who is the writer or

20:29

director rather of the original, had

20:31

his name removed from this film's credit.

20:34

He did not

20:35

wish to be associated with it. Yikes,

20:38

that's bad. I thought this was funny

20:40

when Nona Ryder was offered a role and

20:43

she turned it down because she hated the

20:45

script. Yeah, yeah.

20:47

It's like that reason is thrown

20:49

in there. Yeah, yep. So you're telling

20:52

me in the original, a man

20:54

goes to an island filled with women and yells at them?

20:56

It's just like the

20:59

women part is just

21:02

in this

21:02

movie.

21:04

That's because I feel like the original

21:06

is kind of focused more on him being a

21:09

religious guy and them being

21:11

pagan and like that is the main

21:13

conflicts that he's having and they changed

21:16

in this movie to it being this like sort

21:18

of matriarchal society. Yeah, he goes

21:20

Nicholas Cage. I don't want to spoil,

21:27

but he goes straight to this island that's filled

21:29

with women and he's just explosively.

21:30

Out

21:37

of nowhere for no reason.

21:38

He's standing so close to everybody. I

21:40

would like to

21:43

know like, I would like to see a list

21:45

of

21:45

Rotten Tomato rankings for Nicholas Cage

21:47

movies.

21:48

Like is it? I believe you can go

21:50

to Rotten Tomatoes and just click on Nicholas Cage

21:52

and I think you can get exactly that. Yeah.

21:54

I mean, is it all pretty? Well,

21:57

I feel like I doubt this is, um, excuse

21:59

me.

21:59

Henry Henley, he's in some great movies.

22:01

Yeah. He's won an Oscar. National

22:04

Treasure. National Treasure. National Treasure,

22:06

for example. We all yelled National Treasure. National Treasure,

22:08

Henley. What did he win an Oscar for? What? The

22:11

Vampires. The Vegas. The Vegas

22:13

one. I wish Vampires. Ghost Rider.

22:16

Please, Ghost Rider. Shoot. I'm

22:18

looking up now. Ghost Rider 2. Embarrassing

22:21

that I don't. Is it Wild?

22:23

No, not Wild at Heart.

22:26

What's the Vegas one? I mean, he's in Vegas.

22:29

He drinks a lot.

22:30

I don't know. I have no idea. I

22:32

keep wanting to say Fear Unloading, but that's not what it

22:34

is. Yeah, that's the only Vegas. Yeah, Nicholas King. I

22:37

mean, he's great in like, Raising Arizona. I

22:39

mean, I bet your face-off has a surprisingly

22:42

high Rontorena score. Like, Con Air. My

22:44

guess is those have like, over 80% on Rontorena.

22:47

Leaving Las Vegas. It's called Leaving Las Vegas. Leaving Las

22:49

Vegas. Yes. There it

22:51

is. Okay. There

22:53

it is. This movie was nominated for five Razzies.

22:56

Hell yeah.

22:56

Didn't win any of them.

22:59

Basic Instinct 2 really

23:02

cleaned up that year. Oh

23:04

my God, they made a sequel to Basic Instinct.

23:10

I guess so. She crosses her legs

23:12

the other way. The other way.

23:15

That's perfect, Willy. Recently

23:18

watched that, and it was very good. And

23:21

the scene where she crosses and uncrosses her legs

23:23

is actually genuinely shocking.

23:25

Because I wasn't part of

23:28

a horror.

23:29

Whoa. And like, kind of a crime, right? Because

23:31

I don't think she agreed to that. I didn't

23:33

think she knew that that was in the

23:35

frame. She did not know. Which is very fucked

23:37

up. No, guys. Guys. Full

23:40

crime. A full crime. A

23:42

full crime. That's a full crime. Yeah.

23:45

The pig has 97% on Rotten Tomatoes, just

23:47

so everybody knows pig. Highest rated film.

23:49

Oh, pig. I fucking

23:52

love pig. I've never seen that. The pig

23:54

is

23:54

unreal. I love pig.

23:56

Damn. This one's not even close

23:59

to his lowest.

23:59

rated movie Deadfall, 0%, A

24:02

Thousand Words, 0%, never mind that one. A

24:05

Thousand Words. Arsenal, 3%,

24:08

yeah we got some single

24:10

digits and some zeros in here so. I truly,

24:13

I could, I like any other man yelling

24:15

at all these women I'd be like ugh whatever

24:18

but for some reason he pulls it off. He

24:21

pulls

24:21

it off and I'm like,

24:24

I'm like yes man. Like when

24:26

he, I know we can't get, I want to get into

24:29

some specifics, when he goes into

24:31

the classroom that's filled with

24:34

girl children,

24:36

he goes up so much

24:38

confidence for not

24:40

knowing what he's doing or what's going

24:42

on. He comes in and he erases whatever's

24:45

on the board.

24:45

I go back down too. What

24:48

a power move. What

24:50

a power move. He like erases

24:52

and then he writes the name of the missing child

24:55

on there and he's like that's what I'm looking for. That's a wild plan.

24:58

He's like, through your lesson plan. Yeah he's

25:00

like this is my class now. I

25:03

don't care about your education children. Wild

25:06

behavior. Yeah okay let's watch

25:08

this trailer before we get into it and

25:10

I gotta say this is also one of the worst

25:13

trailers

25:13

I've ever seen. Oh really?

25:15

So we're starting it off right here.

25:18

Great.

25:23

Afternoon. Sorry,

25:26

not there. Okay,

25:29

I'll get it.

25:38

Give me your hand! Edward,

25:51

I know that we haven't spoken in a

25:53

few years.

25:55

I need your help.

25:56

I need your help. I

25:58

have a daughter.

25:59

Her name is Rowan. She has been

26:02

missing for two weeks now. I

26:05

fear she is in danger, so now I turn

26:07

to you. Be careful

26:08

and believe in missing that you see you're

26:11

here. Hello, Mr. Berry. Hey. Sorry.

26:14

Snuck up on me there. This is private property.

26:16

You know her? Mmm. I don't recognize

26:19

this child.

26:26

My little girl is still here. She

26:31

has to take it.

26:32

By who? I don't know. I'll

26:34

find her. If she existed,

26:37

we would know of her. Who's

26:39

desk is this, Bill? Whoa!

26:46

Hello?

26:50

You suspect

26:50

foul play.

26:52

The Wicker

26:54

Man returns. Who's

26:57

the Wicker Man? I'm

26:59

gonna search every issue that counts.

27:05

You'll be mad. She burned

27:07

to death. She burned to death. I

27:13

need your help.

27:23

Unbelievable.

27:25

Really insane trailer. I just... Whoa.

27:29

Can't believe it, yeah. And late.

27:31

Since you did not watch that, how do you feel after

27:33

watching that trailer? I

27:35

feel overwhelmed.

27:37

I feel

27:39

like Nicolas

27:41

Cage's acting absolutely

27:44

never disappoints. Just

27:46

a shot of him holding

27:49

his face and pulling down on

27:51

his cheek.

27:53

It's like he makes these choices

27:56

where you're like,

27:56

no one else would have chosen

27:59

to do that. That is a really strange

28:02

choice and it works. I guess it works.

28:05

It's only for you though, Nicolas Cage. It's just

28:07

for you. It's just for you.

28:09

His reactions are

28:11

so over the top. Like when the phone rings,

28:13

he like practically jumps out of his chair

28:17

and I'm like, what a way to live. Like, he's

28:19

just like, everything he's doing is just like

28:21

over the top.

28:22

I got to admit, I was pretty disappointed

28:24

in the trailer. They don't include what is my favorite

28:26

line in the whole movie. And it's in the scene. He goes

28:29

to the classroom. He points at the desk.

28:32

He goes, he's like, what's on that desk? And he walks over

28:34

with his finger pointed. And then he opens

28:36

and the raven flies out, which is in the trailer.

28:38

But what they don't include in the trailer is that when he opens

28:41

it, he goes,

28:42

what? I died,

28:44

I died. Oh

28:49

my God.

28:51

There's so many incredible

28:54

moments in this film. Incredible. Again,

28:56

I had a really good time. This

28:59

is a recommend for me. I feel like,

29:01

oh yeah, Natalie, you should watch it.

29:04

Yeah, I do have a good time. The trailer actually

29:06

made it look scarier than it is. It's

29:09

not that scary.

29:11

At most I call it a thriller.

29:13

Like suspenseful, like what's going on this

29:15

island?

29:15

Why are all these women here and these bees?

29:18

Also, yeah, my question is, what's

29:20

going on with the bees? Like, so they sacrifice

29:23

a man every year for the bees?

29:27

We'll get

29:27

into it. I think I'm really jumping at

29:29

it.

29:30

I think I have answers, Sammy,

29:33

I need ya for

29:35

that question. I think that everything tracks

29:37

and everything makes 100% sense.

29:42

All right, let's get

29:45

into recapping it.

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a few things right in the beginning that

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35:39

shocked me. Papyrus

35:42

right off the bat. One of the things that I will say, I was

35:44

like, oh, because I knew where the movie was going a

35:46

little bit from the trailer slash memes online,

35:49

I will say I was impressed that the very first

35:51

time you see Nicholas Cage, they're

35:53

at a diner is his. There's

35:56

another cop there and then

35:59

his plate arrived. So we saw them see Nicholas Cage

36:01

and the waitress goes, honey,

36:04

and then he turns around and that

36:06

I was like, okay That's

36:09

I'm on board Let's get

36:12

to bees

36:13

One crazy thing that happens even

36:15

before that is there is another patron

36:18

in this diner

36:19

That finishes up paying and this patron

36:22

is played by Aaron Eckhart for

36:24

For no reason that was Aaron Eckhart.

36:27

Yeah Oh my gosh, I thought it looked

36:29

like him and I was like, well, it's him. No

36:31

way. He's in the credits. Yeah, he's credited

36:34

Just for

36:35

that So not

36:37

sure why that happened

36:39

Amazing and he's not He's

36:41

well known at that time. He's not yeah,

36:44

unfamous He must have had been

36:46

a friend of of the director or something Or

36:49

he was like walking through on set. Yeah,

36:51

like yeah, you need somebody, right? Turns

36:53

out he's in the back of almost every shot in the movie

36:55

when you're done We rewatch it and it's

36:57

like Do

37:01

you see him does he have a line or anything he's

37:03

like says thank you for he's like finishing

37:05

up paying the bill And he's like, thanks. See

37:07

you. See you later or something. Oh

37:10

Immediately distracting immediately pulls

37:12

you out of the movie. You're like, wait,

37:13

what is happening? Yeah five seconds

37:15

in and you're like, huh? And

37:17

then another detail that I really

37:19

love is that Nicholas Cage before

37:22

he's called over he's looking at a rack

37:25

of Books and

37:27

self-help tapes. Yeah, he

37:30

picks one Called everything's

37:32

okay. It's a set of tapes

37:34

I love that.

37:36

I don't know why this okay.

37:38

I know I said everything makes 100% sense

37:41

but this I didn't I don't quite know what they were

37:43

trying to trying to do with this

37:45

it does come up Later at

37:47

one point is they go missing

37:49

and he asks where they are and then we never have you

37:51

seen my tape We never refer to them ever again

37:57

What an embarrassing question to ask

37:59

Yeah, I'm sure it would never

38:02

bring it up ever. Never tell

38:04

anybody about it. So

38:06

funny. But yeah, so so Nicholas

38:09

Cage, his character's name is Edward Mayless.

38:12

He's a cop. We see him kind of going about

38:14

his cop business.

38:17

A highway cop. He's like motorcycling.

38:20

Yeah, he's like pulling people over.

38:22

And a little doll gets thrown out of car window.

38:25

He scoops it up while he's driving. Pretty

38:27

impressive.

38:28

That's the save the cat

38:30

moment. So you're on his side.

38:32

That saves the doll, right? He saves it,

38:35

pulls over the

38:37

pulls over the driver and

38:40

it's like a mom and her daughter in the backseat.

38:42

She immediately is so apologetic. She immediately

38:44

is like, sorry, sorry. She's kind of just been

38:46

like a brat is basically what she says.

38:49

Totally throwing her kid under the bus.

38:52

Yeah, I basically call in her kid a bitch

38:54

right in front of the top. Like,

38:56

damn. I thought

38:59

I thought it had fallen off the roof or something.

39:01

I thought the doll had fallen off the roof. It

39:04

was so wild just how quickly

39:06

the mom was like, daughter did it. Not

39:09

my fault. She's she's she's

39:11

she's she's she's

39:14

daughter has

39:15

the audacity to throw the

39:17

doll back out of the window

39:19

onto the road. Wow.

39:21

Nicholas Cage goes, oh, he's like, don't. And mom's

39:23

like, don't do that. And Nicholas

39:26

Cage is a little piece of crap.

39:31

She's like 11 years old. Right.

39:33

And she's playing with the doll that maybe for

39:36

four or five year olds. Yeah.

39:38

Yeah. Everything

39:40

about this situation is off. I got a question.

39:43

Is the doll dressed like Rowan?

39:46

Does the doll have like a little sweater? Little

39:48

red sweater? Yes. OK.

39:51

Yeah. OK. You're

39:53

watching. I was watching the movie and I did. I

39:55

was watching it so much that

39:58

I think I could tell that.

39:59

This never pays off in any way.

40:02

Again, I think it does.

40:05

You think it does? Oh my God. Sami?

40:07

Yep. I don't think... I

40:10

Googled if they came back and Google told me that they did it. Oh,

40:12

it said no? Google said no. Reddit said

40:14

no. But also

40:16

I will say there are so many little

40:19

blonde white girls and older blonde

40:21

white ladies. Yes. It was impossible

40:24

to tell them apart. Impossible.

40:26

I agree. I

40:29

only could tell from the six feet under

40:31

woman because I love that woman. Yes, two six feet under women.

40:33

The hot rabbi is also in it. Oh

40:37

my God. She's the teacher. I'm

40:39

not done with six feet under. No spoilers. I'm

40:41

watching it right now. It's so good. So

40:43

good. So good. But

40:46

so, yeah, as he goes to scoop up this doll

40:48

to return it to the bratty little kid, a

40:51

huge truck plows into their

40:53

car. Really shocking. Truly

40:56

shocking.

40:57

Like blew me away that

41:00

when that happened,

41:01

he tries to break the window to get the little girl out.

41:04

But the car explodes

41:05

and throws him backwards

41:08

and he can't save them.

41:09

And she doesn't react. So

41:12

she's like, she's in the back. She's like, give me your hand. And

41:14

she's just staring at him creepily,

41:17

which she had already done a little bit earlier. She's

41:19

a brat. She'd rather die than by not

41:21

by you, sir. I

41:27

got to say, I literally didn't

41:29

look up anything about this movie and they

41:31

never watched the original. So I literally

41:33

was walking into this blind. And when that semi

41:36

hit that car, I was like, what

41:38

movie am I watching? And

41:41

then also, so he smashes

41:43

the car. He goes,

41:46

he breaks the back window. He reaches out and give me your hand. Give

41:48

me your hand. She just looks at him creepily.

41:51

Car explodes. He blows back with

41:53

your man. Oh,

41:54

yeah. Idol of the movie. Wait, what?

41:59

Why entitled now?

42:02

That was more surprising than the car hitting the truck

42:04

in your car. What's

42:07

the title sequence after a mother

42:10

and daughter get plowed? Jesus.

42:15

And yeah, we see after, you know, some

42:17

time has passed, he's taken

42:20

pills, he's traumatized from this incident, really

42:23

replays it a lot. He's not doing well.

42:26

And he didn't say that they never found

42:28

the

42:28

body from the car, which

42:31

is impossible, I think, based on

42:33

what we just saw. Unless they

42:35

were incinerated, completely incinerated.

42:38

They don't think it was that big of an explosion.

42:41

Yeah. And the cop, another cop, a

42:43

female cop is telling

42:45

him this, like a friend of his, from

42:47

the force. And she is, I

42:49

can't express how unconcerned

42:52

she is that these bodies aren't in the car. She's

42:54

like, yeah, they never found him. Look

42:57

at the work stuff about it. It's fine. They're just vaporized

42:59

bodies. Because

43:00

I think she's more concerned with

43:02

hitting on him. Didn't you get the vibe that she was

43:04

like,

43:05

yeah, yeah, I do that.

43:06

Nicholas, Nicholas, step out

43:09

of it. I'm in love with you. Yeah.

43:12

But

43:14

he's too concerned about this. This wife again.

43:16

And

43:17

he gets a letter. He gets the mail

43:19

from the force, including a letter

43:22

that's written on 1800 parchment paper. With

43:26

like quill and ink. Inviting

43:31

him to the island. From his ex. His

43:35

ex willow is like,

43:36

you know, I know things that are bad and that was

43:39

kind of my fault. I'm sorry about that.

43:40

But he's like, what

43:42

the fuck? Why did you just say that? And he's like, I just

43:44

thought, I don't know. Which

43:49

maybe he improvised that. Do you think?

43:51

I hope

43:53

so.

43:53

Feels like it.

43:55

If that was scripted, that's surprising.

44:00

I mean, what do you think that was scripted?

44:02

I don't think that was scripted. There was no way that was scripted.

44:05

So the reason I love this scene so much is

44:07

because the pilot,

44:09

he's like, the guy's like, hey, do

44:11

you know where someone's at? He's like, yeah, I

44:14

do deliveries there every day. I

44:16

do these daily. And he's like, oh, cool. Can

44:18

I hitch a ride with you? And he's like, whoa, whoa, these

44:20

are very private people. And where

44:23

I'm from,

44:23

privacy matters. OK, these are, I'm taking

44:26

the moral high ground here.

44:28

And you will not go on my plane to that

44:30

island. And Nick Kate says, well,

44:32

what about me? What if me and my friends

44:34

join you? He goes, friends? He's like, yeah,

44:36

me and Grant and his twin brother

44:38

Ulysses. And he pulls out $100.

44:42

It's $100. His

44:46

name, Henley's baby. The

44:49

guy's moral character goes out the window. He's like, OK. Oh, $100,

44:52

yeah. Great, I'll do anything.

44:54

I'll do anything for $100. He's foaming at

44:56

the mouth. He's foaming at the mouth. He's like,

44:58

get

44:58

it, get it, get it. Yeah, get

45:00

it, get it.

45:01

Get him there,

45:03

Pastor. They gave me buttons and honey. Holy

45:09

hell. They make it to the island.

45:12

Get to the island. And then my favorite

45:14

thing happens. This is a great interaction, this intro.

45:18

He sees some of the

45:21

people that live there. It's a couple of women and some

45:23

men with a burlap sack that

45:25

seems to be dripping blood. They're

45:27

like, why are you here? You're

45:30

not allowed to be here. You don't have clearance. He's like, I'm a

45:33

cop. I'm allowed to be wherever I want to be. Are

45:36

you screaming? Already confident. They're

45:39

kind of like, what's a cop?

45:41

Yeah, they're kind of like, huh? And

45:43

he's like, a police officer.

45:46

And they still are a little thrown. These three

45:48

people, however, other people on the

45:50

island are like, hey, you're from California.

45:53

You don't have jurisdiction here. So some of the people

45:55

on the island understand how jurisdiction

45:57

works. Wow, people have never heard.

46:02

But my favorite line happens, he's

46:04

looking suspiciously at this bag

46:06

that's... Which is wriggling. Wriggling and dripping

46:09

blood and he goes,

46:11

what is that, a shark or something? Is

46:15

that a script like that? No,

46:17

I think he improvised

46:20

the whole thing.

46:21

Everyone likes a mod script. Sounds

46:23

like it.

46:25

That's giving

46:27

me audition vibes, unfortunately.

46:30

A much more terrifying,

46:33

horrible film than this one.

46:35

Yeah. Oh. Sorry,

46:37

David. We're

46:40

not going to audition territory today. Thank God,

46:42

thank God. But then they're like,

46:44

do you want to look in the back? So he's like, yeah, I'll

46:46

look in the back. And he goes to look in the back and

46:48

they kind of shake it out and they go like, oh! And

46:52

then he just doesn't look in the back. And we never

46:54

learn what's in it. And he runs

46:55

away. Yeah.

46:57

He gets pooped? He gets scared? He

47:00

says, oh, you just scared me with that bag. He's a

47:02

little

47:03

bit like, he just walks away and

47:05

we're just left being like, okay, dot,

47:07

dot, dot. There's actually like a few scenes that end

47:09

like that where they're just like, all right, I guess we'll

47:12

end the scene now. Let's move on to the next

47:14

scene.

47:14

Oh. But yeah,

47:16

he goes to the... Oh,

47:18

he's got a little photo of Rowan

47:20

and he's showing it to them and everyone's

47:22

saying that they don't recognize her. And

47:25

he brings up Willow. Willow, this is

47:27

Willow's daughter. They say, we know Willow, but that's

47:30

not her daughter. And we've never

47:32

seen that girl before. Gaffling. Yeah.

47:35

And he gets a room at the local

47:37

tavern. Yes. Sorry. But

47:40

isn't the photo of the girl the same as

47:42

the girl in the car that gets smashed? No, this

47:44

is what I'm saying. All little white girls look the

47:46

same in this movie. They look so... Wait, I thought

47:48

that... That's what I thought. That's what I really thought from

47:50

the trailer. Yeah. I thought that that was the

47:52

same girl. Hold on, Elizabeth. You

47:55

think that was the same girl the whole

47:57

time you watched the movie?

47:58

Yeah, Willy. I mean, I'm not sure. I mean,

48:00

we watch movies differently,

48:01

all right? You're critically

48:04

thin and I'm just

48:06

vaguely

48:07

catching things. That's amazing. There

48:08

are two little blonde girls with pigtails.

48:11

Don't do that to me. I thought

48:13

that same thing, watching the trailer. Oh, really? I

48:16

just made that assumption. I was like, that's the same girl.

48:18

Sadly, I watched the whole movie. And

48:22

I just don't pause that. I think that's

48:24

the same thing. There are two

48:25

different girls. Two different girls. I

48:27

think it's so that he has trauma and he feels all this guilt.

48:29

And he's like, I need to redeem myself with

48:32

a little blonde girl because I messed

48:34

it up last time.

48:35

Yeah, throughout the movie, he had dream

48:37

flashbacks of the crash.

48:40

He constantly is having flashbacks.

48:42

He'd be like, this is why it's important to him.

48:45

It doesn't really help that much. But they're

48:47

not connected. Unconnected? But it's not connected. I

48:49

Googled to me, told me that it never comes

48:51

up again. It sounds like Sammy, maybe you think that

48:54

he could. I have an idea. You think that there at

48:56

the end? I think I saw something,

48:58

yeah. I think I saw something.

49:00

There was a shot. I think I saw something.

49:03

There was a shot in the movie to me where I'm like, oh,

49:05

they're revealing that these are the people from the car accident.

49:07

But once again, it's impossible to tell all

49:10

these people apart. It's really

49:12

hard. It was really tough. Please.

49:14

Yeah. You're right. All little

49:17

blond ladies and girls. Yeah.

49:21

He gets a room at this tavern and

49:24

enter

49:25

Willow.

49:26

Isn't that when she comes in?

49:27

Willow's works there. Yeah. This

49:30

part's really strange for me too, because the

49:32

whole island is basically like, you can't be here. It's a private

49:34

island. You can't be here. You can't be here. And then he's like,

49:36

can I have a room? And they give him a room.

49:39

And

49:40

he doesn't use the fact that he knows Willow. Like

49:42

him and Willow's knowledge of one another is

49:45

on the down low. It's like a secret that they know each

49:47

other. So I just don't understand why they're letting him

49:49

stay on the island. I guess I know in the long run.

49:52

But it felt very strange

49:54

to me. I'm like, it was a really weird scene. Yeah,

49:57

why not just be like Willow? Yeah.

49:59

Yeah. See?

49:59

But I think it's because we're trying to think that

50:02

or I think they're trying to get across that will is like scared

50:04

of the people on the island and so she's trying

50:06

to be a be discreet

50:09

about that the fact that she's getting

50:11

help to investigate all of them because she doesn't

50:13

know who's taken her daughter who's

50:16

who can be trusted who can't be. But

50:19

yeah, everyone seems unhappy

50:22

that he is here

50:25

and while he's at the counter

50:27

of the tavern a B flies up and he

50:29

smashes

50:29

it with a cup

50:32

and everyone in the tavern and I also

50:34

was like, it's like a cute little

50:37

bumblebee and they

50:39

look very offended by this. So he's

50:41

not setting a good tone here, but then we see

50:43

that he has Epi pens and he's allergic

50:46

to the bee sting. So that makes sense.

50:48

I thought that was a fly. So when he

50:51

smashes it and says I'm allergic, I said

50:53

you can be allergic to fly. I

51:00

don't know if you have weird. Someone

51:03

was allergic to chicken, which I didn't know you could

51:06

be allergic to chicken. This morning

51:08

there was a huge fly flying around my kitchen and Silas

51:10

kept going. He

51:17

kept going B, B, he thought

51:20

it was a B the whole time. So you

51:22

got a B confused with a fly. Silas

51:25

got a fly confused with a B. Once again,

51:28

a two year old to a 32 year old

51:30

woman. I

51:33

don't want to say it. I really,

51:35

really hurt to not bring it

51:38

up. So I appreciate that you

51:40

did it. Don't worry, I got

51:42

you.

51:43

Okay, so him and Willow

51:45

have seen

51:46

each other. They are

51:48

not. She hands him a note. She

51:51

hands him a note that's like, let's have a secret

51:53

little meeting and they do.

51:54

And she basically just says, like,

51:56

I don't know who to trust. The only person I can

51:59

trust is you.

51:59

And he asked him the father. He says, why are

52:02

you asking me? Where's the father of this child?

52:04

And she says, like, you're the only person in the trust.

52:09

Is it him? Is he this father? So

52:12

they meet up.

52:15

My other question is, sorry,

52:17

but like, if he's immediately

52:20

asking after this child, he's immediately

52:22

investigating. Yeah, loudly

52:24

and aggressively.

52:25

When he gets to the hotel, he

52:27

does turn around, hold up the picture. And he's like,

52:29

I'm a cop. Everybody looks at everyone.

52:34

Everyone. So

52:36

what if people automatically be like,

52:38

oh, are you with Willow or like, don't you guys know

52:41

each other? Yeah, yes, yes. And

52:43

then that will, oh, that Rowan doesn't

52:45

exist, right? So they're, they're like, you're

52:47

kind of nuts. Everyone is acting like

52:49

they don't know. You've never heard of Rowan. We don't know

52:52

what we don't know that picture is. Yeah.

52:54

And after he has this little secret

52:56

meeting with Willow is when he goes back

52:59

to his room. And he's like, so he took my tape. Excuse

53:01

me, miss. Have you seen my tapes? They're called

53:03

Everything's Okay. And I

53:05

feel like this is a device by the screenwriter

53:08

to be like, this will be the moment where we know

53:10

everything's not okay. Oh, that

53:13

is incredible. If that's what I think.

53:16

You and that's amazing. I can't think

53:18

of any other purpose for it. That's

53:20

amazing.

53:22

I mean, and that's really where it starts

53:25

to not be okay. Right.

53:26

Exactly. Oh my

53:28

God.

53:28

Does he meet up with Willow before he finds

53:31

the bees?

53:32

Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

53:34

I mean, I feel like the whole movie is just

53:36

him meeting up with Willow and then investigating some

53:38

more. It like kind of goes back and forth between that.

53:40

The next

53:43

main scene is him going.

53:45

So he goes and he talks to like Lely

53:47

Ziabowski.

53:50

So, so BSC. So BSC. And

53:53

he's like talking to her. He's like,

53:55

Hey, do you know where I can find Willow? She's actually at the school.

53:57

So yeah, they're going to school. But at one point,

53:59

He's like,

54:00

when you leave, take me with you. And he's like,

54:02

uh-huh, uh-huh. And

54:05

then he like leaves. Yeah, so. Mm-hmm.

54:07

Oh, yeah, that was one of the other scenes that I was

54:09

like, hey, we're just ending that scene here now. Yeah.

54:12

Okay. All the directions of the school I did write

54:14

down were up the hill and through the woods, which

54:17

to me I think are a horrible direction. Yeah.

54:20

Yeah. On a huge island that is mostly

54:22

woods, to say up the hill and through the woods, guaranteed

54:25

you're lost. 100% you're lost. Yeah.

54:28

Oh, immediate. She also tells

54:30

him that, because he doesn't have honey

54:32

for his tea or something. And she tells him,

54:34

there's no honey right now. And

54:36

he's like, aren't there

54:37

so many bees on this island when you have honey for,

54:40

he's like such a dick about it. Well, because it's a little

54:42

bear. It's like a little bear squeezy bottle. And

54:44

I noted that. I was like, what the heck? This is a

54:47

honey island. I wanted

54:48

a store-bought. You guys should make honey.

54:50

And she tells him that their crop did

54:52

not turn out well. Bad harvest, but

54:54

they got themselves a bad harvest. Every

54:55

establishment I go to, I always

54:58

yell that. You guys buy honey?

55:00

What the fuck is this? What the

55:02

fuck is this? You guys don't make

55:04

your own honey? Like, what are

55:07

you doing?

55:07

Yeah, he doesn't know about the whole

55:10

honey thing. He hasn't met the bees at all.

55:12

No, he's only one.

55:14

He's like, green. He

55:16

is an asshole.

55:19

He is an asshole in this. It's

55:21

hilarious. You know what's so funny is that, while

55:23

I was watching it, I feel like I didn't even

55:25

read it as asshole, and only now in revisiting

55:28

it, I'm like, oh, he is a dick the whole time. But I think

55:30

just because of my feelings about Nicholas

55:32

Cage, like you were saying earlier, he just really pulls

55:35

it off in a way that I'm like, oh, it's just like Nicholas Cage

55:37

being the end of the stage. Also,

55:40

he's just being gaslit the whole movie.

55:42

The whole movie is just him getting gaslit because

55:45

he gets to the school. He's

55:47

like, hey, I'm looking for Rowan. He rakes his

55:49

whiteboard. And then it really

55:51

turns out and says the name that he wrote down, which

55:54

is hysterical to me. Could have just said it. Every

55:58

student is like, nope, don't know who that is.

55:59

He shows on who it is. He snatches

56:02

the ledger at the attendance book opens

56:05

it up. Rowan's name is in there

56:07

crossed off And

56:10

that's when he queued the desk Whose

56:14

desk is that? Yeah an empty desk

56:16

bird you bird What

56:20

Oh My

56:24

god, he anyway scream

56:26

now you are all bunch of little liars You're

56:28

the biggest liar of all the teacher. He's

56:30

screaming at the whole world like what

56:32

the fuck? Yeah, they are I mean, yeah,

56:35

it is true.

56:36

What a man yelling at a bunch of

56:38

little girls saying that they're all liars Can

56:41

I talk to you outside? Can we can we talk outside? And

56:45

they go outside and she's

56:47

real cryptic But kind of implies that

56:50

Rowan is dead like we would tell

56:52

you if she existed Phrasing

56:54

things real weird. He's like, what do you mean? She doesn't

56:56

exist. Do you mean she's dead and She's

57:00

like we

57:01

don't say that word. Yeah, it's

57:03

very a very bizarre Interaction

57:05

later. She does say death She

57:09

does say death after a specific thing we don't use

57:11

that word.

57:12

Yeah, nothing she says makes sense

57:14

here, but He's

57:16

asking how did she die if she's dead and

57:19

she says she she will burn to death Implying

57:22

in the future and then he's like what did you

57:24

say and she says I said

57:26

she burned to death Gaslighting

57:30

and he's really scratching his head The

57:33

fuck is going on here also

57:35

bird the bird and he follow

57:37

up on the bird To

57:40

see how long it would live is what one of the little girl said

57:42

just

57:42

some light animal torture

57:45

One thing that we did that we didn't miss

57:48

That I realized is the first night

57:51

that he's there. He looks out the

57:53

window He hears something and he sees somebody

57:55

dressed in Rowan's outfit from the picture

57:58

outside running away So

58:00

he goes

58:01

to like go after her in

58:04

what I think is maybe the slowest chase

58:06

that if I saw a little

58:09

girl, if I saw a missing little girl,

58:11

I would be sprinting at full speed. That's

58:13

just my point of view. Maybe as a father,

58:16

maybe that's what's different. But he's kind

58:18

of just like kind of lightly walking.

58:21

Go by this. And then she

58:23

ends up disappearing is what happens there. So

58:25

that's kind of like he's

58:26

been having like visions of the other

58:28

little girl.

58:28

And so we're not sure if maybe

58:31

he was that real.

58:33

Was it

58:35

not so fair? We're not sure. But

58:37

yeah, so after he has this

58:39

interaction

58:39

with the teacher, he goes to find

58:42

a grave. He

58:44

finds a freshly dug

58:46

and buried small child

58:48

sized grave.

58:50

And he's like, Hmm, this, this

58:52

could be Rowan.

58:53

Willow

58:54

shows up and is like, Nope, that's

58:57

not her. I know it's not her. They did it.

58:59

She's still alive. They did that. I

59:02

don't know who's doing

59:02

this. He's just getting yanked around, man.

59:05

Yeah. Around. And

59:07

then she shows him the like underground

59:10

crypt for some reason.

59:12

I can't remember why, but to be like, this

59:14

will come back later.

59:15

She understands foreshadowing.

59:18

Yeah,

59:18

yeah. Oh, and this is do

59:20

where we learn.

59:22

You randomly.

59:23

He's a father, which is a huge shocker

59:25

to all of us.

59:27

Maths are shocker. You have

59:30

the daughter from back eight

59:32

years and nine months ago when we were having sex. That's

59:35

my kid. Yeah, yeah.

59:37

I didn't even

59:39

think about that timing. So she just while

59:41

they're in the crypt, she's like, by the

59:43

way,

59:43

she's like, I can't let them

59:45

do this to our daughter. And then she

59:47

goes, oh, like,

59:51

I was able to keep it a secret for this long.

59:54

I let it slip just now.

59:57

So now he's got like a fire under his ass.

1:00:00

find her. He's reinvigorated.

1:00:02

So he gets even more aggressive. He's ever

1:00:04

not invigorated. He's been screaming

1:00:06

at people this whole time and yes, amped up now. So

1:00:10

then he goes down to the docks.

1:00:12

I think it's like the next thing I, he goes down to the dock because

1:00:14

the plane is there and he kind of,

1:00:17

he just wants to, he's been doing cell phone, trying

1:00:19

to find, he has no service. He's like, Oh,

1:00:21

the plane probably has a radio. So we're good to go.

1:00:23

I'll use the radio. Also in

1:00:26

that first scene where he meets the townspeople,

1:00:28

they're like, how'd you get to this island? And

1:00:31

how did you get to this

1:00:33

island? And he's like, um, well, and they're like,

1:00:35

did the pilot take you? And he's like, well,

1:00:38

I mean, and they're like, huh, we're going to have to do something

1:00:40

about that pilot basically is what they say. Okay.

1:00:43

So now the plane is just floating in the water and

1:00:45

on the dock they do. This

1:00:48

is also a top, top scene for me is,

1:00:50

uh, he's on the dock and he looks

1:00:53

and he's having a, uh, he sees a dead

1:00:55

body floating under the water

1:00:58

under the dock and he dives and

1:01:00

he goes under and it's Rowan, it's

1:01:03

Rowan's body. And then it goes

1:01:05

black and he's, it's like a flash

1:01:07

and he's sitting on the dock and it was like, Oh,

1:01:09

that was just a vision. And

1:01:10

then we zoom out and we see that he's holding

1:01:13

Rowan's dead body

1:01:15

and that also was a vision. So we

1:01:17

did

1:01:18

like a double nap

1:01:19

situation. I

1:01:22

dream with it. I dream with it. A dream is what just happened.

1:01:25

And he

1:01:26

took the time to take things off

1:01:28

before he jumped in the

1:01:29

water. Yeah, he did take his time. Yeah,

1:01:31

that's fair.

1:01:32

Once again, didn't run after the child

1:01:34

in the night and then he had to take his

1:01:36

shoes off. Yeah.

1:01:37

And then he swims out to the plane and

1:01:40

the radio is like all busted. The pilot's

1:01:42

not in there. Radio is broken. So

1:01:46

things are getting, not everything is

1:01:48

not okay. Yeah.

1:01:50

Everything is not okay.

1:01:52

Those damn tapes to talk them

1:01:55

down. But

1:01:58

so then he earlier we saw that

1:01:59

And there was photos on the wall of the

1:02:02

bar, basically

1:02:04

like the Midsommar

1:02:07

photos of the May Queen type thing. It's like each

1:02:09

year at the festival they take a photo of a little girl,

1:02:11

but the photo from last year is missing and

1:02:15

smashed, destroyed just

1:02:17

the night before he arrived.

1:02:19

Can you believe it?

1:02:21

And so he tracks down the photographer's

1:02:23

house, who's also the doctor of the

1:02:25

island, and this is Frances Conroy

1:02:27

from Six Feet Under. And

1:02:31

he's asking if she can print

1:02:33

or she tells him, I don't have a copy, but I have

1:02:35

the negative, I can print you another one.

1:02:38

And but I have to go right now, so I can't do

1:02:40

it right now. Wait, sorry.

1:02:43

I know you mentioned this before, but just to confirm,

1:02:45

everyone's a woman. Is he like the only

1:02:47

man? Good question. There are some men.

1:02:49

There are some men, but none

1:02:52

of them

1:02:52

ever talk and they're all doing like physical

1:02:54

labor tasks

1:02:55

as it should be.

1:02:57

And also here we go. This is another top

1:02:59

scene for me is at one point he

1:03:02

passes a bunch of guys, one of whom is like

1:03:05

loading logs up onto a trailer. And

1:03:09

he's like, hey, you need help with that? And the guy

1:03:11

like nods, but doesn't say anything. And he

1:03:14

helps him lift a log. And then as soon as

1:03:16

he does it, like 30 logs fall

1:03:18

off the trailer onto them. He like saves

1:03:20

the guy. He like throws them out of the way, saves

1:03:22

him. And he's like,

1:03:25

hey, watch out or whatever. And

1:03:27

the guy doesn't say anything. He's like, what? You're

1:03:29

not going to say anything. And then he leaves. He

1:03:31

helped him. And then left. But

1:03:33

so after the photographer, doctor woman

1:03:36

leaves her house with some beekeepers

1:03:38

who

1:03:43

have

1:03:51

pretty weird

1:03:53

kind of creepy.

1:03:55

It's good game masks. Oh yeah. Yeah.

1:03:58

Yeah. They are wearing.

1:03:59

like beekeeper mask but it looks exactly

1:04:02

like the people in the swimming game. Yeah,

1:04:04

yep, that's right.

1:04:05

And well, ahead of their time. And

1:04:10

he breaks into her house after she leaves

1:04:12

and is snooping

1:04:14

around, finds some text that

1:04:17

talks about human sacrifice

1:04:21

to help the crops if

1:04:23

there's a bad harvest year that you need

1:04:26

to up your sacrifices essentially

1:04:28

in order to appease the gods,

1:04:30

goddesses. And

1:04:33

the photo is of a child, I think.

1:04:35

The sketch in the book is

1:04:38

like a child's

1:04:38

sacrifice. And so

1:04:40

he's like, oh, shit, they're

1:04:42

planning to sacrifice Rowan

1:04:45

because of the crops. Well, because he finds the negative.

1:04:47

He does find the photo that was missing, right?

1:04:49

And he finds that it was Rowan,

1:04:52

was the last May queen or whatever.

1:04:55

Those are kind of coming together.

1:04:56

Because the harvest was bad, it's

1:04:58

her fault is what we

1:05:00

have. Yep, yep, I see.

1:05:03

Not good May queen. A

1:05:05

literal

1:05:05

May queen? Is that what's May day? I

1:05:07

mean, it's May 1st. So I think it would be they don't

1:05:09

say May queen in it, but I

1:05:12

think it's

1:05:13

fair. Yeah.

1:05:16

Also pretty shocked that they that this

1:05:18

island that doesn't have like any electricity has color

1:05:21

photography. That kind of surprised me. Yeah.

1:05:24

So he's going back

1:05:26

out, doing more investigating and

1:05:29

he meets back up with Willow, the other thing that

1:05:31

he does. And

1:05:36

I think he's really angry with her now is he's like screaming

1:05:38

at her again and it's just like, why didn't you tell me that

1:05:40

she was involved in this in

1:05:42

the festival? And they're

1:05:45

I think they're going to sacrifice her. I don't know if he says

1:05:47

that, but he's like really yelling at her. And then she

1:05:49

is

1:05:50

looking scared. And then for

1:05:52

some reason they kiss and I don't I don't really

1:05:55

remember why, but it it it

1:05:57

evolves into a yarn. Yeah.

1:05:59

Yeah, I did write down.

1:06:04

I feel a little bit bad saying this, but I did write

1:06:06

down Willow is useless. Why did she

1:06:08

go back? Does she know things or not?

1:06:11

It's so like, you're

1:06:13

being the

1:06:16

least helpful for somebody that has a missing daughter,

1:06:18

like being so, so unhelpful. Yeah.

1:06:21

So I guess, yeah, he's yelling at her because he's

1:06:23

like, why aren't you telling me anything? Because

1:06:25

I'm out here doing a lot of legwork

1:06:28

and you're not really helping

1:06:31

me. And then he goes

1:06:35

back out to

1:06:37

explore more

1:06:39

and talk to more people and run. This is

1:06:42

where he finds the bee. Hi.

1:06:44

Thank

1:06:44

you. Okay. Okay. He finds

1:06:48

the bee. He's

1:06:50

at the edge of like a bee

1:06:51

sanctuary field full

1:06:54

of bees. He's

1:06:55

at the very edge, encounters a bee.

1:07:00

He has to see that there are so many bees

1:07:02

in front of him. And where he just

1:07:04

came from, obviously there wasn't any. So

1:07:07

which direction would you go?

1:07:09

There's not any behind him. And there's

1:07:11

so many in front of him. He

1:07:15

keeps running and stumbling more

1:07:18

and more and more bees. Like a turn

1:07:20

around. It's

1:07:22

comical Henley. Like

1:07:25

it's like, this is a clown. This

1:07:27

is a clown. And clown. Yeah. Where's his

1:07:29

happy pen? He pulls it

1:07:32

out.

1:07:33

But he passes out before he has a

1:07:35

chance to use it. He's too late.

1:07:38

And he wakes up with the

1:07:42

doctor slash photographer attending

1:07:44

to him. And she says that we

1:07:46

were in the home of Sister Summer's Isle,

1:07:49

who has been referenced before as

1:07:51

kind of maybe the leader of this community.

1:07:54

Oh yeah. And they call each other

1:07:55

sister. Yeah. They call everybody calls each

1:07:57

other. Sister. I was really surprised in the.

1:07:59

moment to learn that sister summer's isle is a

1:08:02

real person.

1:08:03

Right? Because the place is called summer's isle.

1:08:06

It's called summer's isle. And earlier

1:08:08

Willow, he's like, who the heck is sister

1:08:10

summer's isle? And Willow's like, she's everything.

1:08:13

She's the trees. She's the earth. She's

1:08:15

the wind. And then it's like, no, she's

1:08:18

the person. She just actually is the

1:08:21

person. Yeah, that was really,

1:08:23

really surprising. Wait, do

1:08:25

we meet her? Did we meet her?

1:08:28

Well, one thing the doctor

1:08:30

said that I just wanted to know

1:08:33

what you guys interpreted this as

1:08:35

because it kind of confused me. He

1:08:38

has, you know, big lumps on

1:08:40

his arm where there was where he's been

1:08:42

stung. And he looks

1:08:45

at her and he's like, did you use my epi pen,

1:08:47

my kit? And she says, we

1:08:51

I treated the danger in the old

1:08:53

way. And

1:08:54

they kind of stare at each other for like 10

1:08:56

seconds. And I thought

1:08:58

he was going to lift that blanket up and his legs were

1:09:00

amputated. And I was like, we're going to

1:09:02

have like an amputation. But

1:09:05

that's not the case. And I just don't know

1:09:07

what she means by that. I

1:09:08

think blood replaced with honey. That's

1:09:11

I think what it is. Blood replaces. Or like

1:09:12

sucked it out with her mouth. That's kind

1:09:14

of the thing I came

1:09:17

to. Something

1:09:19

weird happened here. But it also doesn't

1:09:21

really matter because it never comes up again. So it never

1:09:23

comes up again. No, don't need

1:09:26

to be worried about it. I just don't believe in modern

1:09:28

medicine. Yeah. In this community.

1:09:30

Right. They're just practicing right.

1:09:32

They're doing something with earth.

1:09:35

Yeah. With the leaves and the trees

1:09:38

and the bees.

1:09:38

I think she sucked it out with her mouth. But

1:09:40

then

1:09:45

yes, now we meet sister

1:09:47

Summers, Summer, I, Summers Isle.

1:09:49

And Edward has

1:09:51

been looking for her because he wants permission

1:09:54

to exhume the grave

1:09:55

that he suspects might be

1:09:57

Willow.

1:09:58

But they have a little.

1:09:59

meeting. This is Ellen Burstyn.

1:10:02

Oh,

1:10:03

she's great. And they

1:10:05

have a little mate, they're like, let's go for a little walk. And

1:10:07

where they walk is five feet from where all the

1:10:09

bees are that could kill him.

1:10:11

Nice, nice.

1:10:12

And they're constantly

1:10:14

flying on him and he's swatting at them, which is

1:10:17

just like not the way to behave

1:10:19

around bees. He's swatting them

1:10:22

on his own skin. It's like, well, that's,

1:10:24

you're going to get stung doing

1:10:26

that.

1:10:27

He probably was like also improvising

1:10:30

all of that. So they're like, God damn, now we have to put a

1:10:32

CGI bee in here. He's

1:10:36

like, it's doing that. Makes no

1:10:39

sense if there isn't one. Also, this is such

1:10:41

a weird scripting that happens in this scene is like

1:10:43

early on in the conversation, he's like, I want to exhume

1:10:45

this body. And she's like, yeah, do whatever

1:10:48

you need to do. And then they talk for like five

1:10:50

more minutes at the end. He's like, all I want to do is exhume

1:10:52

the body. And she's like, I thought I already

1:10:54

said that. He's like, Oh, okay. Good.

1:10:57

It's such a weird thing to put in

1:10:59

a script. It is very bizarre.

1:11:02

It's really weird to have that interaction twice. It's

1:11:04

really strange. Really weird.

1:11:06

But yeah, she gives them like a little background on

1:11:08

the

1:11:09

she's like my Celtic ancestors rebelled

1:11:12

against the suppression of the feminine, fled

1:11:14

to the new world, landed unfortunately

1:11:16

near Salem, saw all of that.

1:11:19

And so continued moving west

1:11:21

until we landed here in the 1850s. And

1:11:25

she's like, so what men are second class citizens?

1:11:31

She's like, no, they're an important part

1:11:33

of our community. We just are not subservient

1:11:36

to them. And I just yeah,

1:11:39

I really liked the idea of him

1:11:41

like standing up for all the men that

1:11:43

he was. I won't have it. They're

1:11:45

scared. They're not. The wrong

1:11:48

man was terrified. But

1:11:53

so then yeah, then he he he goes

1:11:55

to dig up the grave now that he has permission

1:11:58

by himself. He doesn't bring willow.

1:11:59

Just by himself goes and he zooms his body.

1:12:02

Finds a burned doll

1:12:04

in it.

1:12:06

I'm...

1:12:06

This is... I'm piecing this together now. Might

1:12:09

that be the very

1:12:10

same doll that we saw in the opening scene? What?

1:12:13

You know, I have put thought into this. I

1:12:15

think it's a different doll. Once again, it's

1:12:17

supposed to be like... Kind of because remember from

1:12:19

before. Yeah. As

1:12:22

opposed to just doing anything clever with that first

1:12:24

accident or kind of just using it

1:12:26

as like a... Reference point. I'm just wondering

1:12:28

what happened to him previously. Yeah. But

1:12:32

yeah, wait, how would it have

1:12:34

been in the grave? Yeah, it makes no sense. Well, because

1:12:36

it was... As important thing as

1:12:38

that is burned. And that doll was in a car

1:12:40

explosion, so it would be burned.

1:12:42

That's so true. It's so true. But

1:12:44

how would it

1:12:44

have traveled... I think it's the same doll. But

1:12:46

how would it have traveled to the island? They don't answer.

1:12:49

They don't answer that. Yeah. That

1:12:51

doesn't make any sense. So there's just a doll. There's

1:12:53

no human body. Yeah, there's no body. No.

1:12:56

The doll paid the guy $100

1:12:59

to

1:12:59

get a $1. Two

1:13:01

50s count them. One

1:13:04

two. That makes a hundred. And

1:13:09

then he goes into the crypt, which is

1:13:11

partially flooded. So there's a part that's underwater.

1:13:14

And he finds a sweater that looks

1:13:16

like Rowan's sweater. But

1:13:19

as he dives in the water,

1:13:21

I think maybe he even thinks he sees Rowan again

1:13:23

or something.

1:13:26

I believe he has another flashback. He doesn't

1:13:28

want to flash to the car accident because I did

1:13:30

at this point write down, if we don't find

1:13:32

out who the people in the car are, I'm going to be

1:13:34

dead. That is one of those times.

1:13:38

And

1:13:38

then somebody locks him in there, of

1:13:40

course. We knew that was going to happen.

1:13:43

One of the squid gamers.

1:13:44

Oh yeah, and he hangs on to the

1:13:46

grate

1:13:47

for overnight. Yes. Until

1:13:49

Willow comes and saves them. Yep.

1:13:51

And he's literally

1:13:54

hanging to breathe through the grate

1:13:57

all night. Because

1:13:58

you can't breathe. And then you can't breathe. can't breathe

1:14:00

down there, I guess. He can breathe, but

1:14:02

it's just he's like half and it's like he's

1:14:05

mostly submerged in water and just like

1:14:07

breathing up through the little grate in

1:14:10

the top of the entrance to the little crypt part,

1:14:12

but

1:14:12

yeah. So he's weak when she

1:14:15

finds him. He's weak for sure. For

1:14:17

like

1:14:17

doing that all night. And

1:14:20

she lets him out and he's

1:14:23

again screaming at her and

1:14:24

he shoves the doll in her face. It

1:14:27

really is. He's

1:14:29

really screaming and

1:14:30

he's like, why is there a doll in her grave? Have you seen

1:14:32

this doll? Who is this doll?

1:14:34

How did it get burned? How did it get burned?

1:14:35

How did it get burned? That line is in all

1:14:37

of the compilations of Crazy Nicholas

1:14:40

Cage performances.

1:14:40

I

1:14:43

think going forward he is only screaming

1:14:46

at women. I think from here on Mark's every

1:14:48

interaction is only him screaming. Great. Love

1:14:51

it. And she says she doesn't know how it got

1:14:54

burned. She doesn't know what's going

1:14:56

on. No help at all.

1:14:58

He goes back to

1:15:00

Sister Summer's

1:15:01

Isles. I don't know why I'm... We

1:15:06

go to her house. He's like

1:15:08

on a rampage

1:15:09

now trying to find more

1:15:11

women to scream at. Yeah.

1:15:13

He opens the door. He's an old dude

1:15:15

in a bed with a weird face.

1:15:17

He's like, I think stung by a

1:15:19

lot of bees. A man that has been stung

1:15:21

and is swollen because of

1:15:24

the poor men in this film. They're second

1:15:26

class citizens.

1:15:27

And the next door he opens

1:15:29

is a woman covered in bees, which I

1:15:31

don't know what that means at all. I

1:15:34

don't know how that relates. We haven't seen anything like that. Well,

1:15:36

the first Wicker Man, the 1973 Wicker Man is

1:15:39

very horny. There's a lot of sex

1:15:41

scenes. That's a part of the cult

1:15:43

in the original. I

1:15:46

watched the wrong movie. And

1:15:48

so there's a lot of nudity.

1:15:52

And I think there was some in

1:15:54

this movie and they cut it out to try to get a PG-13

1:15:58

rating. And so I had the feeling that this...

1:15:59

was kind of inspired by the original where

1:16:02

it was going to be like him seeing

1:16:04

things he wasn't meant to see that are

1:16:06

provocative and like

1:16:09

boobies with

1:16:09

bees on them. Yeah, boobies. Boobies,

1:16:11

boobies. Boobies.

1:16:14

More

1:16:17

of

1:16:17

that. And we see that like, he

1:16:20

can't find her, but we see her in

1:16:22

a room with her like handmaids

1:16:25

and they're all dressed in white and everyone's getting

1:16:27

prepared for the festival, the big festival,

1:16:29

the celebration of death and rebirth that we've

1:16:31

heard of. It's May 1st,

1:16:33

it's May Day.

1:16:34

Even though they don't say the word death. Right. We're done.

1:16:37

Right.

1:16:37

And so we're seeing

1:16:41

everyone getting ready for that. He's running around

1:16:43

looking for answers and he

1:16:46

goes to the bar full of men and he's like,

1:16:48

men, I need

1:16:49

your help. Oh, yes. Whoa. Let's

1:16:52

unite. Come on, guys. This is our jam. Because

1:16:54

it's just like a Barbie movie, too. So obviously,

1:16:57

yeah. The credit card was referencing

1:17:00

Wicker Man when she made Barbie.

1:17:02

Yes, I think she must have been heavily inspired

1:17:04

by this film.

1:17:05

She must have

1:17:07

been. Can

1:17:09

you not talk? They don't respond.

1:17:11

They just kind of look at them.

1:17:13

We see the old, we haven't brought up the old twins

1:17:15

yet. Oh,

1:17:15

right. Oh, my God. Jacqueline

1:17:17

and Joyce,

1:17:18

my favorite. They had names. They did

1:17:20

because I wrote them down. Yeah,

1:17:24

there's these old, oldish,

1:17:27

I like in their 60s, twin

1:17:29

women that talk in unison. And

1:17:32

I did write down old twins are too creepy.

1:17:34

Probably shouldn't exist. I

1:17:37

said, I love them. I love them.

1:17:39

I need to get a drink with them. Kind of different.

1:17:42

That's what

1:17:44

we're

1:17:44

doing in terms of how old twins should be allowed

1:17:46

to be. Weren't

1:17:47

they like burned, too? They like, I didn't

1:17:49

notice.

1:17:51

I think they were just old.

1:17:52

Oh, that makes me feel even

1:17:55

worse. Because I was like, something's going on

1:17:57

with them. I'm

1:18:00

feeling a little bit tired. Someone's

1:18:03

burned, hurt, old, needs to be put

1:18:05

in the alley for too long. I

1:18:09

gotta get out of town. I

1:18:13

gotta go to Summer's Isle. So then

1:18:15

he just goes and he starts checking every house. So

1:18:17

he goes. So, OK, I guess before

1:18:20

we learn what his plan is,

1:18:21

he busts into

1:18:22

a random house that I was like, have we seen this house before?

1:18:25

But he busts in and he's like, where's Rowan?

1:18:28

And they're like, who's Rowan? And

1:18:30

it's like a mom and a daughter. And then he goes

1:18:32

and he's like looking around. He's like, I'm a cop.

1:18:35

And then he opens a like

1:18:37

an armoire and a little girl pops out and

1:18:39

they laugh as if they had planned that he was going to show

1:18:42

up. Really surprised. And

1:18:44

then his plan is to go to every house

1:18:47

everywhere and just search everywhere for her. And

1:18:49

he's like screaming at people like screaming at

1:18:51

children. Pick

1:18:54

up your mask. They're like,

1:18:55

you have permission to do this. And he's like, you have

1:18:57

permission to get the fuck out of my way.

1:19:02

He really. Yeah, it's like he's

1:19:04

I'm a cop. Everyone move. I'm losing

1:19:06

my mind. And we're seeing people in like little

1:19:08

animal masks kind of watching him from

1:19:11

bushes and he goes

1:19:13

down to the beach at one point. And he does

1:19:15

find the dead body of

1:19:18

the pilot.

1:19:20

And

1:19:21

the pilot's eyes are missing and his mouth is

1:19:23

like sewn. And his hand

1:19:26

is missing.

1:19:27

And instead of a hand, they have shoved

1:19:29

like twigs into

1:19:30

his. Oh, I miss

1:19:32

that. I thought that was his bones. Kind of a little

1:19:35

wicker manny preview.

1:19:37

Yeah, it's actually pretty

1:19:40

great. Why don't they burn him?

1:19:41

Why don't they just burn him? Great

1:19:43

question. Oh, wait, I think I have an answer.

1:19:46

Once we get to the twist of this movie, I do need

1:19:48

to come back to this scene. OK, well, let's get to the

1:19:51

twist. But

1:19:52

the funniest part of this scene is he does try to wake

1:19:54

him up. I like it. This

1:19:58

guy is so good.

1:19:59

So dad is like, hey, dude, his eyes

1:20:02

are missing. And he's like, wake up, man.

1:20:03

He throws $50 out of it. He's like, wake

1:20:06

up, man.

1:20:06

Ready

1:20:09

to go, man? And

1:20:11

he continues tearing

1:20:13

through town. The plane is sunk, too. Oh,

1:20:14

plane is sunk. So his way

1:20:17

of exiting

1:20:17

is also. Yeah,

1:20:19

he's gone to work. Done, though. He's

1:20:21

going into houses. Just all the

1:20:23

kids are wearing masks because it's part

1:20:26

of the festivities. He's wearing costumes,

1:20:28

animal masks. And he's just like knocking masks

1:20:30

off little girls and being like, take your fucking

1:20:33

masks off. I'm a cop. I do this. And

1:20:38

we see the woman that

1:20:41

owns the bar. She's

1:20:43

kind of a big lady, and she's got a big

1:20:45

bear costume and

1:20:48

one that might fit Nicholas Cage if

1:20:50

he were looking to try to sneak into

1:20:52

the festivities. And

1:20:55

we do overhear her and another woman saying, did

1:20:57

you take care of that thing by the docs

1:20:59

we talked about? And the lady being

1:21:01

like, yeah, it's done. It's taken

1:21:04

care of.

1:21:07

So that lady leaves, and it's just the

1:21:10

owner getting in her bear costume

1:21:12

or about to get in her bear costume. Nicholas

1:21:15

Cage just slowly walks

1:21:17

in. It's kind of tense. They're

1:21:19

just staring at each other. She's

1:21:20

like, what? And he's like, what? And they're

1:21:22

like, slowly steps

1:21:25

up, steps up, and gets real

1:21:27

close up to her. And they're just staring at each other.

1:21:29

And he fucking punches

1:21:30

her in the face so hard that

1:21:32

it knocks her out.

1:21:37

And then Lele comes out of

1:21:39

nowhere and jumps on him, and then

1:21:41

they start to fight. And he throws

1:21:44

her up against all the pictures over a

1:21:46

table. And now he's just beating up

1:21:48

women. Oh

1:21:49

my god. Like drop kicks

1:21:51

her. Because in

1:21:54

the chest, like flinging her backwards

1:21:57

knocks her

1:21:57

out too. God, it's funny.

1:22:00

Incredible. It's really

1:22:02

funny. Yeah, if you're not gonna watch the movie you should at least

1:22:04

watch like the I'm sure there's Compilations

1:22:07

of just the craziest scenes from this movie

1:22:10

and this will definitely be in there Oh

1:22:12

my god. He puts on the bear a costume

1:22:14

and this is the point where I was like, dude, this is Midsummer

1:22:20

like that. I was really surprised.

1:22:22

It was a slow gradual Climb

1:22:25

to

1:22:25

it and putting on the bear costume I was

1:22:27

like I gotta talk to whoever wrote Midsummer

1:22:29

now Wicker man are you after

1:22:31

in the fire? Only seen it fired by

1:22:33

a wicker man credit girl We're gonna buy

1:22:35

by wicker man a wicker man seminal film

1:22:38

should be taught in film school

1:22:40

if it isn't already That's right. It must already

1:22:42

be the influence of this film is felt all

1:22:45

around us to this day heavily

1:22:49

Agree at this point. I did write down. I feel like I'm

1:22:51

not gonna get a satisfying ending slash

1:22:53

explanation

1:22:55

At that point you were You

1:22:59

were really holding out hope because at this

1:23:01

point I pause and I was like eight minutes

1:23:04

left what

1:23:07

So,

1:23:11

yeah, he's everyone has

1:23:13

moved into this big clearing in the forest

1:23:16

where whatever this ceremony is

1:23:18

about to happen is gonna take place

1:23:20

and He's shows

1:23:23

Willow that he's it's him in the bear costume

1:23:26

and she's looking scared and Then

1:23:29

as they turn a corner we see

1:23:31

Rowan tied to like a

1:23:34

pyre Like

1:23:36

a tree or something but like looking like they're gonna

1:23:38

light her on fire Yeah, and I think

1:23:40

it's pretty safe to say that it's impossible to

1:23:42

have known that this was Rowan. I Agree,

1:23:46

I agree She looks like everybody

1:23:48

else on the island Yeah, eventually

1:23:50

like three minutes later. He's like Rowan

1:23:52

and he says her name out loud and I was like, oh I thought

1:23:55

this was just another little girl. He was saving at this point.

1:23:57

I truly it was so so hard

1:23:59

It was so hard.

1:24:00

But so he's like, all right, I got

1:24:03

to go save her. And he runs up

1:24:05

in the bear costume. And there's a woman kind

1:24:07

of standing guard in front of Rowan. And

1:24:10

she thinks that this is the bar

1:24:12

owner woman. Sister Beach. What's

1:24:15

Sister Beach? What's wrong? And he just

1:24:17

punches her in the face and knocks her

1:24:19

out

1:24:19

dressed as a bear now. It's

1:24:21

incredible. So funny. Incredible.

1:24:23

It's so funny. And he

1:24:25

unties Rowan. He's like, I'm Edward.

1:24:27

I'm going to save you. And

1:24:29

they run off into the forest.

1:24:33

And. There's no plan. In front of

1:24:35

hundreds of people. He's like, I'm just going

1:24:37

to pick you up and run away with you.

1:24:39

OK. When does he draw his

1:24:41

gun? Because that's in a minute. In

1:24:44

a little bit. OK. OK. And Rowan

1:24:46

kind of seems like she's running ahead.

1:24:49

She's leading him. And he's asking her,

1:24:51

slow down. Rowan, slow down. But

1:24:53

it does seem like you should be running pretty fast. I guess he just

1:24:56

can't run fast. Again, he's just

1:24:58

really out of shape.

1:24:58

He's just out of shape. Yeah, I guess

1:25:01

so.

1:25:01

He's like hunchbacked too in a lot

1:25:03

of this. I don't know.

1:25:04

I think it was a choice. And they

1:25:07

arrive or they get

1:25:09

through to the other side of the woods. And everybody

1:25:12

is already all there. And

1:25:16

Rowan runs into Willow's arms

1:25:19

and says, did I do it right,

1:25:21

Mommy? And Willow says,

1:25:23

yes, that was perfect, sweetie.

1:25:26

They hug. And

1:25:28

this is the reveal.

1:25:30

They planned it. He never saw it coming. It

1:25:33

was all a huge plan. Wow. It's

1:25:35

rude. Wow.

1:25:36

She tricked him to come to the island.

1:25:38

Wow. Wow.

1:25:39

Yeah. And this is where he pulls

1:25:41

his gun. And he starts pointing at everybody. And

1:25:43

it screams, I'm going to shoot you to

1:25:46

everybody.

1:25:46

He says, I'm going to shoot you. He goes back

1:25:49

up. He has what? At most, like, six bullets?

1:25:51

Well, OK. So I think

1:25:54

this is a critical thing that we got to talk

1:25:56

about, which is

1:25:57

the last time that we see this gun. So

1:25:59

we've seen it on

1:25:59

a his side a couple times here and there. He's

1:26:02

never pulling out. But the last

1:26:04

time that we see the gun is that sister,

1:26:06

some of the aisles house,

1:26:07

he picks it up.

1:26:09

He's like, Oh, they probably messed with my gun. He takes

1:26:12

out the chamber or he takes out the

1:26:15

clip, ammo clip, the clip. Thank you. Take

1:26:17

up the clip. There are clearly bullets.

1:26:20

Yeah, he confirms. He's like, there's bullets in my

1:26:22

gun. Good. Yeah. Got them all. And

1:26:25

he puts his gun and he puts in his side. That's

1:26:27

the next step. No days have passed. Besides

1:26:29

him like running around. This gun has never

1:26:31

left his side. Am I wrong? Great

1:26:33

point. No, I think you're right. Yeah. Yeah. But

1:26:36

sure enough, as he is pointing

1:26:38

it and about to shoot at people, he should he

1:26:40

pulls that trigger and no bullets come out and Willow

1:26:43

has

1:26:43

all the bullets in her hand.

1:26:45

Has all the bullets and

1:26:47

she drops all the blood

1:26:48

about a magic trick. That's the magic

1:26:50

of

1:26:51

this movie. But they're all kind of all the women

1:26:54

are

1:26:55

saying basically

1:27:01

taunting him like you thought

1:27:03

you were trying to find a little girl, but

1:27:05

we found you and you're

1:27:08

the just the person we need. And

1:27:10

answer here is that they say

1:27:12

we needed someone who's connected

1:27:15

to us by blood.

1:27:17

And so because I think this is why it couldn't

1:27:19

have been the pilot because they needed

1:27:21

a man. He is pointing it and about

1:27:23

to shoot at people. He pulls that trigger

1:27:25

and no bullets come out and Willow has

1:27:28

all the bullets in her hand.

1:27:29

Has all the bullets and

1:27:31

she drops all the blood

1:27:32

about a magic trick. That's the

1:27:36

magic of this movie.

1:27:39

But

1:27:42

they're all kind of all the women are

1:27:44

saying

1:27:45

basically taunting him like you thought

1:27:48

you were trying to find a little girl, but

1:27:50

we found you and you're the

1:27:52

just the person we need. And answer

1:27:55

here is that they say we

1:27:58

needed someone who's connected

1:27:59

to us by blood and

1:28:02

so because I think this is why I couldn't have been

1:28:04

the pilot because they needed a man

1:28:06

that was related to them for

1:28:08

some reason for no reason that's not in

1:28:10

the original and it's yeah

1:28:13

I don't know why so which so everyone

1:28:16

actually is her his daughter yeah

1:28:19

right yeah

1:28:20

but this is I'm glad we're talking about

1:28:22

the pilot again because I said we got to talk about it yes

1:28:24

the whole plan is

1:28:27

like it's it has

1:28:29

to be the case that he comes to the island he

1:28:32

has to be at the island for this

1:28:34

plan to happen right why are

1:28:36

they so mad at this pilot why they

1:28:38

mad at the pilot they need a question

1:28:39

great question hell

1:28:42

did they think he was gonna get there without a pilot

1:28:44

why didn't they walk

1:28:46

down to the dock be like hey there's

1:28:49

a guy that's gonna show up just bring him over

1:28:51

here and we're gonna do what we

1:28:53

need to do with him well so because there's another

1:28:55

answer of like not

1:28:57

now the pilot can like

1:28:59

he can reveal

1:29:01

that the guy was there and so maybe that's a loose

1:29:03

end for them but that's yeah they should

1:29:05

have framed killing the pilot

1:29:08

that would have been cleaner and said they and said

1:29:10

they were mad at the pilot for bringing him to the island

1:29:12

which is not does not make sense even though they

1:29:14

need him to be on the island

1:29:23

imagining

1:29:25

people in the editing room being like this

1:29:27

is I don't know how to work around this

1:29:32

that's probably most of this movie I'm

1:29:34

speaking of editing something very

1:29:36

crazy happens right now now

1:29:39

I was the most shocking part of the movie

1:29:41

for me I I know what you're about do you

1:29:43

watch it on Amazon Prime did you rent it on Prime yes

1:29:46

I did yeah same here wait I

1:29:48

did too okay well okay did

1:29:50

you notice a famous scene missing no

1:29:54

okay so everyone's all gathered

1:29:57

around him he has no bullets in his gun so they

1:29:59

he tries to fight them, but there's so

1:30:01

many of them, so they close in on him. And it

1:30:04

kind of cross fades into

1:30:07

them carrying

1:30:10

him away, but we're hearing the audio

1:30:12

of a scene

1:30:13

that was cut. Not

1:30:15

my legs. Oh no, my legs. Well

1:30:18

first he says, you bitches,

1:30:20

bitches, you bitches, this is murder and you're doing it

1:30:24

for nothing. Killing me will bring back

1:30:26

your goddamn honey.

1:30:29

And then we

1:30:31

hear

1:30:32

bone crunchy sound effects,

1:30:35

so we know what's happening going,

1:30:36

ow, my legs. Wait,

1:30:39

my legs. We're

1:30:40

not seeing any of this, we're just hearing it. We're

1:30:44

not seeing it, we're just seeing him being paraded

1:30:46

to a giant burning

1:30:48

man, like a wicker. And it's all voice

1:30:51

over. Yeah.

1:30:51

And then they

1:30:53

arrive at the titular

1:30:56

wicker man, huge, I

1:31:00

don't know what, I'm so bad at estimating

1:31:02

height. How tall do you think that is? 30 feet?

1:31:03

50, yeah 40, 50 feet maybe. 50 foot

1:31:08

high man

1:31:08

made out of sticks. Are we daytime this whole time,

1:31:11

by the way? I was kind of a... Oh yeah.

1:31:14

Almost the whole movie, almost the whole, there's a couple

1:31:16

of my scenes. Like he exhumes at

1:31:18

night, he chases the little girl

1:31:20

at night, but for the most part it's all daytime.

1:31:23

Also mid-summer vibes, but the whole breaking

1:31:25

the legs and burning him is

1:31:27

during the day.

1:31:28

It's a similar, I feel like, celebration. I

1:31:31

don't know if it's the exact same thing that

1:31:34

they would be doing in Sweden, but it's definitely

1:31:36

based on the same sort of like a daytime

1:31:39

festival tradition thing. So, but

1:31:42

yeah, so then they have carried him over

1:31:44

to this wicker man in a big burlap sack

1:31:46

and they open it and he's got a

1:31:48

face covered in bee stings. And

1:31:51

I think the most famous part of the

1:31:53

movie

1:31:54

is cut out of this

1:31:57

version. Even as he was getting pulled up, he eventually

1:31:59

gets struck.

1:31:59

up and pulled up the wicker man as it's burned.

1:32:02

And at this one, I'm still like, okay, but

1:32:04

he's gonna get cut down and they're gonna put bees around his head,

1:32:06

right? Yeah, when are the bees happening?

1:32:08

When's he gonna get the bees? So the famous line?

1:32:11

Yeah, yeah.

1:32:12

I was I thought when he was so

1:32:14

when he was running through that field and getting stung, I

1:32:17

was like, Wait a minute, is this the bee meme?

1:32:19

Like the famous?

1:32:19

Yeah, because the bee meme is he

1:32:22

has a mask on that you may have seen this he

1:32:24

has like a wicker basket

1:32:26

mask on his head and they're pulling

1:32:28

bees into the mask and he screams,

1:32:32

not the bees not the bees. The

1:32:34

bees not the bees.

1:32:35

Wait,

1:32:38

why don't they have it on Amazon Prime?

1:32:40

I googled it. It's

1:32:42

it's in the unrated version. And so

1:32:44

actually what we saw is the theatrical release.

1:32:47

So that meme is not

1:32:49

in the actual movie, like the theatrical

1:32:52

release of the movie. It's in the unrated.

1:32:53

Really shocking. It

1:32:55

was the most surprising part of the

1:32:57

movie for me. I was really surprised

1:32:59

and sad. Yeah. Is it rated PG-13? The theatrical

1:33:02

release version? I think. I

1:33:04

think. It must be. At worst.

1:33:06

At worst. Because there's no boobies. So

1:33:08

it doesn't seem that bad. Like even pouring

1:33:10

the bees doesn't seem

1:33:12

that bad. You know? No, maybe

1:33:14

the breaking of the legs and the lead up to

1:33:16

it is what was like the worst. I

1:33:18

did watch the scene on YouTube.

1:33:21

It is available on YouTube. There is a scene

1:33:23

of his legs being broken and then they

1:33:25

bring the bees afterwards.

1:33:28

But not

1:33:30

in this version. And he burns.

1:33:31

He burns and he dies. And that's

1:33:34

not

1:33:34

the end of the movie. And then a

1:33:36

whole new movie. Okay, wait,

1:33:38

wait, wait. Okay. Also,

1:33:40

I will say that

1:33:41

I think it is possible, although it

1:33:44

seems like your research said otherwise,

1:33:46

but I do think it is possible. There's like a reveal

1:33:49

of a blonde mom and a blonde daughter that

1:33:51

he goes like, oh, and so I think

1:33:53

it is supposed to be the people

1:33:55

from the beginning,

1:33:55

from the opening scene. It does. I

1:33:58

agree. I 100% agree.

1:33:59

And I would like,

1:34:01

well, it doesn't really make sense. But once again,

1:34:04

it was really hard for me to tell them apart.

1:34:06

So I maybe need to like look closer,

1:34:08

like zoom in. But the other thing that's really weird. So it's a

1:34:11

shot that looks like a reveal shot. Because

1:34:13

they're like taking off their animal masks and

1:34:15

you like see these people. However, in the shot

1:34:18

is like what seems featured. It was almost a three

1:34:20

shot with two little girls and a mom. So

1:34:23

that can also I was like, okay, now I'm

1:34:25

really confused. Too many blonde girls in this

1:34:27

movie. Yeah, really, really hard.

1:34:29

Really a lot. But it would make sense

1:34:31

if they never found their bodies. And but I

1:34:34

mean, it's a really elaborate plan to really

1:34:36

elaborate plan to be like, well, we

1:34:38

have to have him have how did they have this semi truck

1:34:40

drive into you guys have to survive the car.

1:34:43

Yeah, survive a car accident.

1:34:46

It doesn't it doesn't really make sense. But

1:34:48

and escape the premises immediately. And

1:34:50

also do a really good job play acting when

1:34:52

you when you see him. That's a huge

1:34:55

gamble to be like, yeah, you guys have to go and get

1:34:57

hit by a truck and the car has to explode. So

1:34:59

get up before then. But don't let him pull you out.

1:35:02

Yeah, yeah. Purpose being to give

1:35:04

him kind of like an extra motivation to go help

1:35:07

a child.

1:35:07

Like as if helping your ex fiance's

1:35:10

child wouldn't already be enough of a motivator.

1:35:13

Motivation.

1:35:14

It's like they didn't need that whole sequence.

1:35:16

But remember, it is deleted

1:35:18

to the title of the movie. Right. The

1:35:21

town. So it's important. Yeah. But, Emily,

1:35:23

we got to tell you that this him

1:35:25

burning is not the end of the movie. OK, what

1:35:27

do you need to tell me?

1:35:28

We still got James

1:35:31

Franco. Wait, what? Wait,

1:35:33

what?

1:35:34

Wait, what?

1:35:36

I'm going six months later and

1:35:39

it goes dark and then comes

1:35:41

back up on James Franco and

1:35:43

Jason Ritter. And I was like, what the fuck?

1:35:47

I said in my phone app, I went, wait

1:35:49

a minute. Is that? James Franco

1:35:52

and the guy from Parenthood. I couldn't remember

1:35:54

his name and he's in Parenthood. The

1:35:56

TV

1:35:56

series. I wish it was there in that

1:35:58

guard now. So

1:36:01

much better. They're at a bar.

1:36:02

Yeah, they're at a bar and

1:36:05

They like pick up these two chicks

1:36:07

who are Women

1:36:09

from the island

1:36:10

Willow Willow and Lely are

1:36:13

there. Yeah,

1:36:14

and they're like hey

1:36:16

We want to be killed in eight years

1:36:26

Pretty jarring Jari,

1:36:28

we wait. So they're picking them

1:36:31

up. Yeah, they're on the mainland

1:36:33

I guess like hunting for men

1:36:35

and then you put James Franco and

1:36:37

James Ritter are the men and they pick them up and

1:36:40

they're gonna what go like get impregnated

1:36:42

by them and then have and

1:36:44

then leave Really playing

1:36:46

the fucking long game this colony

1:36:49

just have their babies and then

1:36:52

lure them back several

1:36:54

years later Okay,

1:36:58

yeah and then

1:37:01

Before the credits it says

1:37:03

for Johnny Ramon.

1:37:06

I just that also threw me

1:37:11

Confusing

1:37:20

things happening in the last eight

1:37:23

minutes of this movie. I was what what what?

1:37:27

Wow Wow

1:37:30

for you Johnny Ramon this

1:37:32

one's for you It

1:37:37

says in the IMDB trivia

1:37:40

that

1:37:41

Nicholas Cage Knew

1:37:44

him hold on Just

1:37:47

a guy I knew that passed away Film

1:37:50

is dedicated to late musician Johnny

1:37:52

Ramon who introduced Nicholas Cage

1:37:55

to Robin Hardy's

1:37:56

original The Wicker Man

1:37:59

Oh,

1:38:01

really strange though. Still,

1:38:03

this one's for you. Nicholas Cage gets

1:38:05

full creative ownership over this film being like,

1:38:08

I, you know, I first watched

1:38:10

this with Johnny Ramon. And so I

1:38:12

want to put at the end his

1:38:14

name. That

1:38:17

is that movie lived

1:38:19

up to all of my expectations, honestly.

1:38:22

Same here. Do you think you'll watch it?

1:38:24

I would watch it for sure if it

1:38:26

was

1:38:27

on at a party in the background.

1:38:29

Yeah, that's right. This

1:38:32

is a perfect movie to have on

1:38:34

in the background at a party.

1:38:36

I loved it. I

1:38:39

was reminded about the existence of Lilly Sobieski.

1:38:42

That was the main thing. What is she up to?

1:38:45

I looked her up and yeah, not she's not been

1:38:47

doing much lately.

1:38:48

What's she in like first kiss? She's

1:38:51

been right. Yeah,

1:38:52

yeah, yeah. Never been kissed.

1:38:53

Never been cast. That's right.

1:38:55

I feel like she played Joan of Arc. That's popping in

1:38:57

my mind. Oh, I don't.

1:38:59

Those are two

1:39:00

huge movies. Deep Impact.

1:39:02

That's really important. Oh,

1:39:04

Deep Impact scared the shit out

1:39:07

of me.

1:39:07

This movie is not scary.

1:39:09

No, it just has jump scares

1:39:12

of like the flashback like the semi.

1:39:14

The semi. The semi

1:39:17

and the raven are probably the two biggest jump scares. Yeah.

1:39:19

Yeah. What? In

1:39:22

the raven and then it's

1:39:24

just like only children kind of doing

1:39:26

animal like light animal abuse. Yeah, it's

1:39:28

animal torture.

1:39:29

Yeah, that's it. Yeah. Yep.

1:39:32

That's insane. I guess the moral

1:39:34

of the story is don't trust female

1:39:38

collectives, which I'm not a fan of. You know what I

1:39:40

mean? It's like I don't like

1:39:42

I don't like the thesis here, which seems

1:39:44

to be you shouldn't trust when women

1:39:46

are in power. It's not OK. They

1:39:49

get up to some wild stuff. Yeah.

1:39:52

Although I will say Ellen Burstyn as an

1:39:54

actress. Jen really does kind of like terrify

1:39:57

me a little bit. I think that's great. She's

1:39:59

very for sure.

1:39:59

Yeah, she is pretty scary. It's a good cat

1:40:02

The point where I considered as an ode

1:40:04

to this movie not talking this entire podcast. I

1:40:06

thought I thought about it Yeah,

1:40:08

that would have been But

1:40:11

then every once in a while explosively

1:40:13

yelling at us

1:40:17

It's

1:40:20

pretty wild I'd be so curious to rewatch the

1:40:22

movie with the context of like this is all a ruse

1:40:24

Because there are so many things that they

1:40:27

do I'm like in this part of your

1:40:29

plan or is this an accident like I

1:40:31

is this part of it or Or

1:40:34

is this intentionally just confusing?

1:40:36

Yeah, no, you were right about the little girl

1:40:38

that like falls out of the closet

1:40:41

Yeah, it's like how is that a plan? You didn't know

1:40:43

he was gonna come in here. What?

1:40:45

Yeah,

1:40:47

who cares though that's not the

1:40:49

point of the movie at the point of the movie is just

1:40:51

a sip sit back and relax

1:40:53

Wash over you

1:40:54

know, it's his lawless film and it's I

1:40:57

laughed and I laughed and I laughed I mean it's

1:40:59

Nick Cage being Nick Cage

1:41:02

God bless Nick Cage Swears

1:41:06

that him and the director know and

1:41:08

knew the whole time that this was a funny movie Swears

1:41:11

and that it was intentionally funny.

1:41:13

So this funny. That's funny

1:41:16

What do you think Nick Cage is like day

1:41:18

to day like when he wakes up in the morning? You

1:41:21

know what I had this conversation yesterday

1:41:23

and so I've thought a lot about it No, okay, like

1:41:25

when I think he wakes up in silk

1:41:27

sheets and a silk robe. Yes Has

1:41:30

a tiny espresso. He

1:41:32

quasas. He quasas his face

1:41:34

in the morning. I feel like all of his

1:41:36

decor is is black

1:41:39

and burgundy like chrome

1:41:42

Yeah, he has a pet raven Yeah,

1:41:45

and it's from the desk and maybe

1:41:48

the one from the desk And

1:41:50

I feel

1:41:51

like he gets dressed in head-to-toe

1:41:54

leather

1:41:54

And

1:41:56

like goes and says good morning to a snake Yeah,

1:42:02

read scripts all day.

1:42:04

What's the Pedro Pascal movie?

1:42:08

Oh, the

1:42:10

Unbearable Weight of

1:42:12

Massive Talent. Yeah, I just really hope

1:42:14

that that's what he's like in real life. I really hope that

1:42:16

they're just like, dude, just be yourself. We're not even going to give you

1:42:18

a script. Yeah, yeah, just go for it. I

1:42:20

think,

1:42:20

yeah, he reads the scripts. He makes

1:42:22

two piles, the good, good movies, bad

1:42:25

movies, and then he picks up the bad movies

1:42:27

and he auditions for those.

1:42:29

I'm really making piles

1:42:31

and there's no movies in the bad movie pile.

1:42:35

All of these rock. Yeah, all

1:42:37

of these rock. I

1:42:40

will do them all. Hey, I appreciate that

1:42:42

talent of his to see

1:42:44

the good in everything. We should all strive

1:42:46

to have Nicholas Cage's optimistic

1:42:49

outlook of, I gotta say his recent movie

1:42:54

Renfield is on

1:42:56

Peacock. He plays Dracula. I

1:42:58

haven't seen

1:42:59

him killed yet.

1:43:00

He goes deep in the

1:43:02

character. There's one very good scene in it, but I thought that

1:43:04

movie was very bad. Very bad. Oh,

1:43:07

yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I just was like

1:43:09

tickled by Nicholas Cage and the whole

1:43:12

thing. He's fully in

1:43:13

character. He's lost.

1:43:16

He's lost. I'm gonna go find

1:43:18

him okay. Yeah, I was that

1:43:20

one.

1:43:21

Yeah, that was my joy of the movie.

1:43:23

But yeah, it is not the best. I'll

1:43:25

take this moment to recommend

1:43:28

Vampires Kiss. If you haven't seen it, another

1:43:30

movie where Nicholas Cage plays vampire.

1:43:32

Have you read his Wikipedia page recently? Because

1:43:34

there's just a line here that says at age 15,

1:43:37

he tried to convince his uncle, Francis Ford Coppola

1:43:40

to give him a screen test telling him,

1:43:42

I'll show you acting. His

1:43:45

outburst was met with silence in the car.

1:43:48

By this stage of his career, Coppola had already directed

1:43:50

Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Gene Hackman and

1:43:52

Robert De Niro. It's like such

1:43:55

a brutal takedown on a Wikipedia page.

1:43:59

Yeah, who's writing this? You

1:44:03

should but that's also that confidence

1:44:05

he has yeah, just like I'll show you

1:44:07

And it's like I've already seen the brilliant

1:44:10

acting like he just has such confidence I

1:44:13

feel like it's got to be Francis Ford

1:44:15

Coppola that wrote that he's the only other one in the car with him

1:44:20

Violence in the car

1:44:23

Know that other than princess. I'd rather

1:44:26

watch Nick Cage than any of those actors. Yeah,

1:44:28

same Well,

1:44:32

thank you guys so much for choosing this film. What

1:44:35

a delight. Yeah, this was we

1:44:37

all have to get tattoos now I think Will

1:44:49

lead Elizabeth can you tell our

1:44:51

listeners where they can find you and what

1:44:53

you got going on?

1:44:55

Yeah, we got ourselves a little podcast called

1:44:57

to come D&D on which

1:44:59

I play a half-orc named Chip and plays

1:45:03

a halfling named beef

1:45:05

and it's a sitcom

1:45:08

slash Dungeons and Dragons podcast where the

1:45:10

episodes are episodic and We

1:45:13

have a little campaign. So if you like comedy if you

1:45:15

like Dungeons and Dragons

1:45:18

one of the two both whatever you don't

1:45:20

have to be into either of them to That's

1:45:23

true. I feel like improv also feel like

1:45:25

calm. Yeah, like improv is a big part

1:45:27

of it Yeah,

1:45:30

that's that's my number one pitch

1:45:33

Yes, we

1:45:36

do stuff on Instagram,

1:45:38

yeah,

1:45:38

yeah, follow Elizabeth on Instagram she's hysterical

1:45:43

It's your manager, yeah That

1:45:46

are very very fun. There you go.

1:45:48

Great

1:45:49

Amazing. Well, thank you guys again

1:45:51

and we close each episode

1:45:53

with a voice from the movie So I'm

1:45:56

going to do Nicolas Cage screaming because

1:45:58

that's the obvious choice

1:45:59

Bow our heads.

1:46:04

Screaming at all of you. From

1:46:06

all of us here at Too Scary Didn't Watch,

1:46:09

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