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Joker: Folie à Deux!
What if the Joker is just a figment of Arthur's fractured mind? On "It's What We Do," we challenge assumptions with a deep dive into "Yonker 2," a film that has sparked mixed reactions and comparisons to "Morbius" and "Madam Web." With Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga leading under Todd Phillips' direction, we scrutinize the film's narrative choices, the DID plea, and Arthur's reluctant embrace of his Joker persona. The dynamic between Arthur and Harley is a fascinating puzzle, and we unravel how their shared delusion crumbles, impacting their relationship and leaving audiences in suspense.
Switching gears, we channel our inner critics as we discuss the film's approach to the musical genre, questioning its commitment to musical madness. Does it deliver on the promise of a musical spectacle, or does it merely flirt with the genre? The Harley and Joker talk show sequence stands out as a highlight, and we examine the emotional power of its musical numbers. Our banter is laced with humor as we explore Harley's manipulative tendencies and her disinterest in Arthur's non-Joker identity, all while sharing personal anecdotes and musical tidbits that add a delightful twist to our critique.
As we navigate through racing and entertainment, we celebrate Bob Odenkirk's upcoming action sequel and unravel the mystery of Scientology with a dash of humor. The anticipation builds with news of the Ayrton Senna Netflix miniseries and the thrilling Formula 1 season, with names like Max Verstappen and Lando Norris keeping us on the edge of our seats. We round off with exciting TV updates, including James Gunn's Green Lantern series casting, and our personal viewing lists. Join us for a fun-filled, engaging ride through movies, music, and motorsport, and don't miss our signature farewell to wrap things up.
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Speaker 2:Oh, this is fine, we will be covering the movie Yonker 2. And then we've got to open a can of whoop-ass on this movie, because this movie sucked.
Speaker 1:I'm kidding.
Speaker 2:Well, a lot of mixed opinions on this. I'm channeling my name to Rock right now.
Speaker 1:Quite a few mixed opinions, and I don't know why it's mixed, I mean.
Speaker 2:Oh, please like and subscribe. We're on all planning platforms and if you want to see our faces, go on YouTube. Yeah, go on YouTube. Yeah, I got that from a podcast. They said something like that. We're on like potting platforms. We want to see these mugs. Go on YouTube. Yeah, I was like that's so slick, you got it off this podcast.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Shout out it's what we do. Podcast.
Speaker 1:But, yeah you know the Yonker 2 starring starring.
Speaker 2:Joaquin Phoenix as.
Speaker 1:Arthur Fleck and we got Lady Gaga as Lee no Harn.
Speaker 2:Lee. Harn something I don't know Lee Quinzel, and then directed by Todd Phillips Yep, shout out to Todd Phillips Psych.
Speaker 1:No, I'm kidding Never make a DC movie again.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's a pretty bold claim from just like not even the movie hasn't even came out yet. He's like I'm done, I'm done, I'm done, this is it, this is it? One thing I thought about besides of like the reviews and stuff on it. I'm surprised this movie's really bombing as well. It's doing worse numbers, as like Morbius, borbius or um, shout out Leto, and then, uh, madam Web, shout out Madam Web, doing worse as that. So it's like it's taking the cake, as in who loves, like New lowest superhero film, kind of thing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Sony versus not as terrible as people say, then I guess.
Speaker 2:Yeah, at least they hit some numbers apparently right, yeah. Okay, now honey, honey, honey, honey honey. Let's start, Okay, okay, what's this movie about? What is the theme of this movie?
Speaker 1:Well, in this movie, we pretty much see Arthur on trial and they're pretty much going for the DID plea.
Speaker 2:Dead on arrival.
Speaker 1:Yeah, D-O-A baby, the DID we're saying like Joker is another personality in his brain, so pretty much going for that insanity plea thing, yeah. And then we also got Harley, who is also in the mix, and she wants to see the image of Joker everyone else sees.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and the name of the movie the bleh, bleh, bleh.
Speaker 1:Fully, I do.
Speaker 2:Fully. I do. That means something like two people sharing in a fantasy thing, and then I believe that's what the Joker and Harley are doing, like you know. Whenever they're just like singing a book and shit, they're like, ah, this is magical, like we're going to fucking build a mountain. Dumb shit like that, right.
Speaker 1:It's the fantasy, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's exactly. I was begging her to say that but she never said it. Um, sharing in the fantasy and the fantasy is bullshit, you know, it's like in the. The way that I saw it was like arthur in the first movie, where he was like he had a whole fucking relationship with that one braun, but it turned out none of it was real. I assume it's the same thing like this, but then this one's a little bit elevated. Now you have two people in this made-up fantasy kind of thing and then you know, as soon as joe, uh, as soon as Joker gets a little gang-banged and shit, he immediately goes no, no, no, I'm done with this fantasy. I'm done with the Joker. I don't want nothing to do with him.
Speaker 2:And that breaks the fantasy, and that's why Harley's like hey, get out. This is. It was a game, you know, and it's like you broke the rules, kind of thing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and, honestly, watching this movie, bro, it was uh super disappointing because, uh, there was a lot of times in a movie where I know it kind of goes against like what the movie is trying to do, yeah, but there's so many times in the movie where it was like, oh man, this is the time, this is the moment he could really do it, he could really be the joker now. He could really just wreak havoc now and then be like nope, it's kind of like a buzzkill or like just blue balling most of the time throughout the movie.
Speaker 2:He doesn't. Let him commit to the madness.
Speaker 1:No, exactly, and that's why in the movie we see that he says there is no Joker. I'm Arthur, I did this, I did that, and we especially see that one.
Speaker 2:Uh little homie. Uh, what's his?
Speaker 1:name gary, shout out gary, gary, the the guy that he used to work with when he was doing the clown. The little short guy short how short, like three feet tall and uh, where he said that you're the only one that was night.
Speaker 1:That wasn't making fun of me yeah, and he was like I was, and then he started like exposing him, saying that, yeah, he killed these guys, he did that, he did this. I saw it with my own eyes and he's like what gary? Like like we were cool. I thought we were cool, you know I thought we fucked with each other and then and it shows right there that he cares- joker wouldn't have cared.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, um other thing that you're pointing out, you're saying about like it made it seem like there was like little briefs of the madness, you know, like he was in, like he's gonna flip that switch right yeah like whenever he was like oh well, in the court, would they listen to me speaking? Oh oh, it's hot in here in this old cold room. I need a glass of uh, sweet tea, you know, whenever he's doing that kind of thing it looked like he was leaning towards that and stuff, like he was gonna flip over.
Speaker 2:But then it's just like at the end of the day, this is just a fucking mentally ill man. You know. He has no business having a job. This man deserves to be on this uh disability and shit for the rest of his life and shit.
Speaker 2:You know, it actually reminds me a lot of the um, the way that, um, one thing I wish they would have done was to commit to joker, because they like the way that they idolized him and shit. It seemed like the one of the themes was it's like you're idolizing this man who's not like the fucking savior, he's not the hero and shit. But it's like it doesn't show you what happens once you put him on that platform and you let him ride with it and then it destructs right here, he cuts himself out. He was like nah, fuck this right, because he had his opportunity whenever he was in the cab, right, and he was like no, no, no, I'm running away, or even before. And then in the courtroom he was like I'm not joker, it's not real. He fought against it. But what if he would have rode with him and drove everyone like down the cliff with him.
Speaker 2:You know kind of thing he tried that in the first one, um didn't really work out for him, yeah, but it's just like he barely got the support and then it's just like it didn't keep going. You know, it's just like like show the whole evolution of why it's not good to follow this. Uh, those kind of heroes and shit, you know to me.
Speaker 1:To me, I just got the sense that everyone, all the people that were idolizing him in the movie, I feel like they all watched the Dark Knight and then they're like, oh, we got Joker, he's Joker, he's really.
Speaker 2:Joker. I think a lot of people were actually against this, the first Yunker movie, because everyone's like like no one can be better than Heath Ledger, like he's the best Joker there ever was, the best there ever will be. You know, I think it was just always like that high thing and somehow the first Yonker got everyone fucking in love with that Joker.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, that is true, but I meant like the people in the movie oh, they were idolizing him I feel like they, they had got like I I'm. They thought they thought they were getting the, the heath ledger joker.
Speaker 2:But then they got the, he got the one the broken man, because I guess it's like from everything you've seen in the news, like what the public would have seen. It's just like what? Fucking? He killed three men on the subway on the subway like some fucking rich boys and shit, and then he just shot a man on tv. He's fucking raw as hell, right. It seems like such great thing, but I guess, since we're watching the movie, it's like no, he's not, he's, he's just kind of just stumbling into things. You know, oh, this is actually something that reminds me. It reminds me in dune, right in the first dune. I'm talking about the books. Just to be clear, okay, in the first book, you know, like if, uh, if you just read it at a base level, whatever, or don't think too much of it, you would think maybe, like paul is like the, he's the hero, you know, he's the fucking savior.
Speaker 2:You know type shit, right, but it never was that right and in the second book it shows you it talks about okay, the second book, dune messiah, it's like this yonkers 2, right the time wise. The big difference between dune messiah and then yonkers 2 is dune messiah is actually good and it's actually a masterpiece and with that that it shows you, like what happened.
Speaker 2:What happened whenever Paul like was idolized and worshipped Fucking billions of people died right. It shows you what happened and I wish they would have done that in this. You know, like Joker runs and he just accidentally blows up half the city. You know that would have been a nice, just accidentally. Yeah, that would have been a little nice oh shit.
Speaker 1:Why did we follow this guy? That's why dune messiah is a masterpiece. Shout out dune messiah joker by accident.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he just, and he does that and they think that, oh, he's a mastermind, he planned this all.
Speaker 1:But he was like, oh, I accidentally hit a button by accident yeah, yeah, shout out dune, shout out paul tradie, shout out frank herbert yeah, yeah and uh, I just read it off the book.
Speaker 2:I was going to say.
Speaker 1:I was like there's no way you would have known that. I read it off the book. Hen has a box set over there for Dune, and I just read the author's name off the book.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I was going to say. I was like how did you know that?
Speaker 1:I'm actually a really big Dune fan. I read the books one through five myself. Yeah, there's six, oh, six, yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm on the fifth one right now, okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and so with this too right, With Joker I felt like most of the movie was just him getting that false confidence from people hyping him up, essentially Kind of like that little nerd that you have in school, that you have in class when you're in school and people are like, does like a cool dance for the one time and you're like dang, he's cool he's cool, but then like go, go, yeah, but then at the end of the week, like people still bully him because he's a nerd
Speaker 2:yes, and you still bully him too, because it's like hey, you're a nerd, what else we're gonna do? We're jocks, yeah, for real. We're cross-country jocks. You know 120? Uh, yeah, we're jocks. Oh, one thing too, I remember. I'm going to try to do a better analogy than the ones I've been using, because I feel like it hasn't been hitting. Okay, because it's a musical, it's a part of it, right, but then, like the way that it's a musical, it's like let's say, if I go like, hey, man, let's go drink tonight, right, let's say we go out, we have like two, three beers, right Of each right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we went out, we drank.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we drank you can't deny it.
Speaker 2:Right, we have alcohol in our system, we drank, we had some beers, right, but it's not us. Oh, we're going to fucking go and get blacked out and fucking just wake up in another state, kind of thing, right? Those are two different levels and this one is just like it barely is considered musical in my eyes, because it was like it has these little musical things, right. But then it's like half the time it's just like Yonker, just like starts singing and then everyone's just staring at him like what's this fucking dude doing? Right, though I did like the scenes where it was like you know the little talk show thing it was harley and joker.
Speaker 2:That was pretty cool and stuff, but it was just like it didn't commit as hard as I wanted it to commit, because it's like being a musical out of coming out. The first movie is just like such a a what like a fucking 360 there you go. Yeah, oh, 180. 180, right. So it's like, if you're going to swing, swing Don't half commit. Commit to the madness, commit to the madness. Yeah, I like that yeah.
Speaker 1:I've been saying that for years now. Yeah, but I like that for this movie.
Speaker 2:No, no, no. I like it for me Because you're crazy, crazy. I like it for me, you're crazy. Yes, I would have made a better young group Cause I was speaking like High school musical, like da, da, da da, everyone starts breaking down and shit.
Speaker 1:Oh, you Kids In the house.
Speaker 2:You gotta Getcha, getcha, getcha, getcha, getcha, getcha Getcha.
Speaker 1:Getcha, getcha, getcha, getcha, getcha.
Speaker 2:Getcha, getcha. You know what would be funny Whenever you start dancing in the fucking the Arkham. Yeah, yeah, imagine you go, and then you, and then you get the security guard. Oh, they go Beating his ass In rhythm, yeah.
Speaker 1:That's what I would picture an actual musical. It wasn't a full-on musical Like you watch, like Les Miserables or the Greatest Showsman.
Speaker 2:Shout out Greatest Showsman. They're singing the whole time while everything's going on and it's commitment too, but it's like it goes with the story too.
Speaker 1:I feel like in these, like it was part like how you say he's just like this dipshit, just singing randomly and dancing and everyone was just like hey. And then other times it was expressing emotion and what they were feeling in that moment going on in their brains yeah, I think that's where it kind of hits, that's where it kind of works in those moments where they do commit to it and then that's the what's that thing called, again the name of the title fully adieu, I think.
Speaker 2:Yeah, fully adieu, that's a fully adieu, I believe.
Speaker 1:What's that thing called again?
Speaker 2:The name of the title Fully Ado. I think, yeah, Fully Ado, that's a Fully Ado. I believe it's those moments whenever they're sharing those fantasies yeah, building a mountain out of a hill Out of a molehill. It's fucking stupid. What do you think about these acting though? What do you think about?
Speaker 1:these people's acting their performance um.
Speaker 2:Harley quinn was great arthur yeah, I think whenever he he did like he committed to the joker part so it fucking was great, like you know the chorus, he was like that was fucking nice, that was real nice with him, and then it was just like the other times, it's just like you know, like an introvert just going back and do a show yeah, I think so too.
Speaker 1:What did you think about harley's uh role in this? Because I mean, she was kind of trying to manipulate him, trying to create her own image of the joker right. She wanted him to become like Heath Ledger's Joker type shit.
Speaker 2:I think she was. This is just her like. This is like a sex fantasy. It's just like she's bored.
Speaker 1:She's not taking this seriously. She's bored.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and it's just like you know, like fucking, like, like you know how I remember that guy. He said like her going back to her ivory tower, because she's just like she's from the wealthy and shit like that. This is a play thing for her and she's just like you know, like entertaining it. But then, you know, then she didn't go back to her fucking fucking dimension. Yeah and shit, you know she's going back fucking swimming a fucking pool of golden coins, you know, yeah.
Speaker 1:And then arthur going back to the trenches yeah, going straight back to jail.
Speaker 2:You know this is a joke for her and it's not real because it's. And then as soon as he broke the fantasy, it was just like that's all we had. I don't love you.
Speaker 1:I don't know you.
Speaker 2:She's like get away from me.
Speaker 1:She's like I don't want Arthur, I want Joker.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, and it's just for the fantasy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it almost felt in a way that shout out Anna. Anna told me this yeah.
Speaker 2:Oh, watch out, Psychology major.
Speaker 1:Hey bro, she runs this podcast.
Speaker 2:No, I was going to say the first time she used that degree. God.
Speaker 1:Bro she going to. That was a funny one, though, yeah.
Speaker 2:I look forward to seeing what she says when she hears that.
Speaker 1:She's going to say all sorts of things, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Then she goes like hey, weren't you a psychology major too for like six years, and you never graduated.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so what. I'll go back. I'll go back. You got it.
Speaker 2:I'll go back to school right now. I'll finish it.
Speaker 1:I'll finish it right now. Yeah, it'll just take me another six years, and so she was saying that hardly whenever they started singing. Her singing was almost a way to kind of hypnotize or brainwash him no-transcript.
Speaker 2:And then they have sex, sleeping with sirens.
Speaker 1:Where's Kellen Quinn at?
Speaker 2:Yeah, where's fucking James Dean and Audrey Hepburn? Stay for the night. If you want to, I can show you what my dreams are made of, as I'm dreaming of your face.
Speaker 1:I thought we were going to do the whole song, the whole song on the pod.
Speaker 2:I mean Damn, we get copyrighted Cause it sounds Exactly the same.
Speaker 1:Rise Records Is gonna have to sign us bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah, for real. Hey, are they still Making music?
Speaker 1:Rise Records Sleeping with sirens.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, hell yeah, they are, they just toured dude Just in Dallas.
Speaker 1:Like I missed it, unfortunately. I wanted to go, but why didn't you go? I forgot, I didn't hear about it. No, it was too late. The fact yeah.
Speaker 2:No, oh, that reminds me of the Ryan Aries, the one that we just saw. Right now he's going to go on tour. He's going to go on tour and then he's coming to Dallas. I'll go to that. Who the dude? We just saw, the one with the the YouTube video.
Speaker 1:Oh, the comedian.
Speaker 2:He's a.
Speaker 1:YouTuber? Oh, he's a YouTuber. He's going on tour. For what?
Speaker 2:I don't know, jonathan. It's a good thing If, if someone like that Makes videos like that Can go on tour, that means one day we can go on tour, oh, okay.
Speaker 2:Use it as motivation, cause I'm just like what is he gonna do, fucking? Bring out a comic book In front of us and shit motivation. Because I'm just like what is he going to do, fucking? Bring out a comic book in front of us and shit. He'll be like, hey, he just he puts up a PowerPoint and he starts circling things, so like did he miss this? Did he miss this one? But, however, did you see this? And he brings his dog too. Okay, I like the dog.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the dog's nice, I forget, the dog doesn't actually have.
Speaker 1:Imagine he does. You just meet him in life.
Speaker 2:He's like hey, man Love the videos, oh you know what would be funny If the fucking guy is not even real? It's actually the dog and he's like an AI thing that he created.
Speaker 1:He's his puppet, like that episode of Rick and Morty where the dogs take over and they got their own mech suits no, I over, and they got like their own, like meg suits no, I didn't I don't watch working morning I don't watch it anymore. Why not? Oh, since they got rid of the original I just kind of uh fell off of it no, what about the anime?
Speaker 2:have you heard about that bad boy? I saw like first couple episodes I was like not for me. Yeah, I don't know uh, who knows? Okay, let me just run through my notes. But uh, pretty much.
Speaker 1:Uh, who knows? Okay, let me just run through my notes, but pretty much it's what we Do. Pod hates this movie. Terrible movie, yay or nay? Nay, nay as hell. Nay, Actually I don't want to add anything, it's just a nay.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I don't want to add anything.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah. Our voting is very simple. Okay, when you walked out of the movie theater, you know you kicked open those doors, like how you're kicking down some stairs, like how in the yonker movie, right and you're like, hey, did I waste two hours of my time? Yes, I did so. It's a waste of time.
Speaker 1:So, uh, it's very simple for us.
Speaker 2:We, and also I feel like there's some there's a bigger thing, whatever that I'm missing from it or whatever, right, but if it's not that clear or if it's a big thing that's missing from the experience, I feel like that's bullshit. You know, I feel like there isn't really a thing.
Speaker 2:I feel like it's one of those things where it's like, ooh, I'm artsy, like this is hard. I gotta watch a fucking three-hour film that's in black and white, that has no sound or video, and then you just don't understand it. You know, it's like that kind of archy bullshit, like Melanopolis, like that kind of shit.
Speaker 1:The movie looked beautiful, though it was a really good looking movie, not enough though Nay right, nay Nay. Unfortunate, but it's a nay.
Speaker 2:Okay, now let's get into the latest and greatest news happening nowadays, of the days, of the current days that we're on. We have Hellboy the Crooked man. It is now not getting a theatrical release, it's going straight to streaming and I saw it. It's cute. I'll go into my review on it a little bit. Nah, fuck it, let's do it Whatever. It's a cute movie, it. I'll go into my review on it a little bit. Nah, fuck it, let's do it Whatever. It's a cute movie, it's really cute. It's low budget and shit like that, but I think it really works, oh boy.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:A Crooked man. The Crooked man. It's super cute.
Speaker 1:It's like a low budget thing, but I thought it was well done and stuff like that Character no, it's live action.
Speaker 2:Who played him? Some just cat, some random guy. I don't think he's been anything big, yeah. So, yeah, pretty much Jack, something. It was a cute movie. It was definitely cute and I recommend it. Okay, yeah, but then that one went straight to streaming and no one had any bait they were hoping in. I still think it was alright. Tom, okay, oh, nobody. 2 is starting filming. It's starring that guy, bob, yeah, from Better Call Saul. Yeah, yeah, I think it was funny. I think not in the first filming or I think I can't remember when, but this dude had a heart attack and I just remember thinking I was like he's like in his 60s. You know, yeah, he's old yeah.
Speaker 2:I just really liked the first one cause it's like this dude got beat up so much and it was like to the point where he was just kinda egging people on to get beat up. Did you watch the first one? I never watched it. No, it's like john wick. But picture john wick if his wife didn't die and he had a family, and then he was like he lived for another 30 years and he was an old fart or I guess actually technically they're like the same age actually, john wick and him yeah, they are because fucking keanu reeves is fucking old yeah yeah, so is tom cruise tom cruise, yeah, but then he has scientology or whatever.
Speaker 2:The fucking aliens keeping me young, or some bullshit. What do you think it is, man? I don't know. I think it's so funny. I remember when I was in college I had to write a paper about a religion and shit, I chose Scientology, but the information available is so limiting to where it's like you have to be. If you want to know more information, you have to be. If you want to know more information, you have to be actually in the religion, Very secretive.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:One day I'll crack the code, okay. And then we have the Senna. It's going to be a miniseries. It's going to be a live-action one. It's by Eric and Senna. You know the goat, one of the goats. Shout out Goat. Shout out McLaren. Shout out Brazil. It's going to be a miniseries. It's coming out on November 29th on Netflix. It looks tight. The guy looks just like him. I love this kind of thing. It gives me that rush kind of thing where it's just like the older models and stuff. Shout out the MM4. No, mp44? Mp44? I can't remember the name, but the car that he drove. It's like one of my favorite F1 cars Ferrari, no, mclaren.
Speaker 2:Yeah he drove for McLaren and then he drove for Williams and I think that's when he died in Williams. But he's one of the go-tos. He has like four world championships, I think. Oh shit, yeah, yeah, max is about to get that one, unless Norris beats him. Damn, norris is in the mix. Oh yeah, he's cooking. That man's cooking Finally, yeah, he's. Uh, I think the gap right now is like 52 points.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but then Max hasn't won a fucking race in seven races or some shit like that. He does that Uh-huh, yeah, yeah, max, yeah, it's gonna be Really close season this year. It's gonna be. This is like one of those Intense ones. Cause. And also To Oscar Piatri he's in the mix too. He won like two races this year. Really yeah, he's been Fucking cooking man, didn't he just Come?
Speaker 1:off the McLaren.
Speaker 2:Yeah, damn this is his second year and this dude's a fucking race winner. He's fucking dogging with Norris and shit. Poor Daniel. Oh yeah, he got kicked. Oh yeah, he got out. He got kicked out of F1.
Speaker 1:He'll be fine. Yeah, yeah, he has his millions, yeah.
Speaker 2:He has his millions and he has a clothing line and shit, and then he's in the like it's funny, right, shout out to Austin GP or US Grand Prix. Yeah, he's still going to have this pop-up show and I think he's still going to go to the race Because I think even the people from Costa they still want him there just because he's a big name. So they're just like, hey, please come, please come. Okay, Do you remember that one show? Little Show, class Shogun? Yeah, okay, greenland for season two and three, right, and then, um, yeah, they're just working on them, they're cooking, and then most of it's gonna be like original shit. So who knows how that's gonna go?
Speaker 1:yeah, you excited I never finished the first season you never did damn Damn.
Speaker 2:It's pretty cute, it's really cute.
Speaker 1:Yeah, white savior in that image.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, he's a puppet. He's just like a tool that's being used by the head dog. Yeah, the head guy is just like. Yeah he's there, but he's more just a. He's a pawn and shit Scorpion. Huh, scorpion.
Speaker 1:Is that what they call him? No, he plays Scorpion in Mortal Kombat. Oh, does he yeah.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, he does right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Him Like he's just using him as a pawn and like he's not even part of the big picture. You know, he's like this other guy like him, he has like big plans, like he has a whole White guy was just like a fraction of the plan, kind of thing. He just happened to be there, kind of shit. Oh yeah, that sounded weird. It sounded like I was about to die right there. Jesus Christ, jesus, okay, we got Terrorfire 4 greenlit now and it's in development.
Speaker 1:Oh boy, I hadn't even seen the first one.
Speaker 2:Why are they?
Speaker 1:coming out so quick.
Speaker 2:They're so low budget. Yeah, the third one came out today.
Speaker 1:I feel like it's kind of like really forced, kind of almost like Industry Plant.
Speaker 2:I want to say that.
Speaker 1:I think it's just like a.
Speaker 2:Industry Plant horror movie. Yeah, you haven't seen them in Europe.
Speaker 1:Industry Plant horror villain. You're like nah, they're not even good, oh no it's like they're trying to force it to be like a damn jason or freddy krueger or or michael myers all right, I have a big argument, right, penny wise you know, okay, jason and mark myers, after you know, the first movies came out, right, how long was it until the second one came out?
Speaker 2:I don't know. A year, a year, and then the third one A year. They hit them back to back to back because they were so low budget, and this one's just repeating the same formula. I don't like it, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sorry you don't get your little Jason Voorhees movies. You know Jason Voorhees movies.
Speaker 1:The Prowler was low budget. I only got one of those movies, the Prowler. Yeah, the dude who kills people with a pitchfork dressed in a soldier outfit.
Speaker 2:Are you talking about a fucking 80s-ass movie? When is the movie coming out?
Speaker 1:It was around the time that Friday the 13th was going on too. In the 80s 80s, 90s, I don't know.
Speaker 2:It was in the 80s. What the what is it?
Speaker 1:Where is that one Sequels, and what are you A?
Speaker 2:fucking connoisseur Like God. Now you're going to tell me about the first fucking slasher movie that came out in the 1930s.
Speaker 1:It's like why isn't there a sequel for that? Yeah, Hen and the Mighty Pitchfork.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this is my dick.
Speaker 1:Forked in three.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but then these are pretty gruesome though. That's what I like about them. They're just like torture porn to the max. What you like them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, they're cute.
Speaker 2:Maybe I should watch them. Yeah, they're just torture fucking. Let's see someone's brains and shit like that. Let's get people throwing up and passing out in the theater. They keep getting away with this shit. Yeah, he's like a fucking demon or whatever.
Speaker 1:Who knows Is he actually a demon.
Speaker 2:They don't care, they just do whatever you know.
Speaker 1:I guess it's like Michael Myers. He's not really like supernatural, but he is.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this one definitely is supernatural. It's just like the rules aren't there, you know. Oh, oh, oh, I was going through my news. Okay, let's see. Let's see what else we got here, honey. Okay, sabrina carpenter, she's having a christmas special thing on december 6th. I'll be watching. I'm starting to become more of a fan of her recently christmas special for what I don't fucking know. I guess it'll be a concert type, shit. I don't fucking know. I think it's gonna be like mean girls and shit. I don't fucking know. I guess it's going to be a concert type shit, I don't fucking know.
Speaker 2:I think it's going to be like Mean Girls and shit.
Speaker 2:I don't, I have no idea oh okay, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle bells, oh, okay, okay, I think it's going to be some bullshit like that, I don't know, or it could be like the same thing they had in um it movie. Does the substance? Well, there's a whole ploy thing. At the end it gets fucking weird right, because it's like you know the thing where it's like a bra turns into a younger broad and they go back and forth and then the whole thing, like she abuses it to where, like now, she's a deformed fucking monster. Now right at the very end, right, and then like she explodes and then just blood and guts everywhere and it's just gross and disgusting.
Speaker 2:Nice, yeah, it was pretty hot, if you think. Honestly. I got fucking rock on on that third act and during that she was just exploding, and it was during her Christmas special that she was hosting and it was just me singing and dancing really, and I'm just like I guess this is what's happening. I don't know, I'm a fan of Slim, bruno and Carpenter, so, yeah, I'll probably be watching. Okay, oh, this is some tight news. This is going back to some racing news. There's going to be IndyCar race in 2026, in March. That's going to be at Arlington, texas, around the Cowboys Stadium Fucking sick man.
Speaker 1:What is?
Speaker 2:it IndyCar race Race At the Cowboys.
Speaker 1:Really, how are they going to send up? They're going to build a race.
Speaker 2:They're going to build a tractor on the Izumi Street course. What? Yeah, you know those mean streets of division. When is it happening? 2026, March. We got to go. Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 1:We got to go. I yes, yes, yes, yes, we gotta go. I will murder everyone in your family to go.
Speaker 2:I'll murder everyone in my family as well to go. Yeah, we can do it together.
Speaker 1:Terra Fire style Terra.
Speaker 2:Fire style. Yeah, yeah, I love that joke. I just keep on doing all this stuff. I just keep on offering your family up for sacrifices, yeah, and I'm fucking psyched for it and I've been like this. Last past season I started getting really into IndyCar and shit, so then yeah, it's gonna be fucking lit. It's gonna be fucking lit, let's do it. Yeah, and hopefully this time fucking Peto will work and, fucking you know, win the championship or win the Indy 500.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Wins the Indy 500, he goes to the fucking F1, right, wins. Then he goes to Le Mans right. Then wins Le Mans. Then, fucking, he gets a triple crown. Or we get Danny Ricardo into IndyCar. He wins the 500, right, boom, he already won Monaco, right. So easy peasy. So now he just goes to run Le Mans. Easy, come on, come on. It writes itself.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Triple crown just waiting. It's just there for the taking. You can take that dumbass Roman. Whatever his name is, grosjean.
Speaker 1:He's in Indy now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's been in Indy, but he's just like action prone like a motherfucker God he's always been though. He's always been fucking hitting everything all the time, because he's like that kind of guy who you know, like they always say, is like oh yeah, they'll push it to the limit, kind of thing, but this motherfucker always pushes it too much. It's just like he never finds that fine line. It's always too much all the time.
Speaker 1:I feel like he's like should I chill out right here?
Speaker 2:Nah, let's go. Nah, Should I crash into this car Nah.
Speaker 1:Boom.
Speaker 2:Yeah, should I crash into this barrier On my car Conifier? Yeah, let's do it. That was fucking crazy. Do you remember that? Yeah.
Speaker 1:We were watching the race together, right yeah?
Speaker 2:I remember I was in the fucking. I think I was making breakfast or something I was cooking. Look what the fuck is happening. Oh, do you remember the fucking the Max and Lewis Lewis? Crash, yeah, that was fucking crazy yeah they're trying to get Max banned.
Speaker 1:They're trying to take him out.
Speaker 2:I don't know. They wanted him dead.
Speaker 1:They wanted that man dead. There you go.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're trying to set him up.
Speaker 1:He wanted to fucking hit the burial pool.
Speaker 2:The crowd goes wild. Man, that's crazy. That's your people right there.
Speaker 1:That's the English people, louis would have died if they didn't have that fucking cage. Louis.
Speaker 2:Yeah, what you mean.
Speaker 1:He would have fucking died if they didn't have that cage.
Speaker 2:Are you talking about the same thing? I'm talking about Silverstone.
Speaker 1:Where the car was flipped onto Louis' car.
Speaker 2:Oh, you're talking about whenever he hit his fucking head.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:No, I meant the other one. Oh, I'm talking about the one where fucking Lewis fucking hits Max and Max goes spinning into the fucking wall. Oh, okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that was bad.
Speaker 2:Yeah, both were bad. Yeah Damn, that's crazy. That year they were fucking, they were like about to kill each other. Yeah Damn, that was a good year. That was a good year. That's the only year we watched it really hardcore, fucking, waking up.
Speaker 1:That was the only time worth it Probably. Yeah, I remember fucking you used to come over like seven in the morning just to watch this shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and I would just be hungover just trying to watch it. But I was already even up and I was like fuck. I remember one time I think it was a race got delayed, and then I was just like oh, thank God I can go back to sleep.
Speaker 2:And then like, are we going to pass an hour later? Damn, the race sucks. Oh, okay, yeah, so I'm excited for that. And then, oh, this is probably the biggest and greatest news that we have coming out so far Straight out the James Gunn, straight out the guns of James Gunn, straight out the guns of james gunn.
Speaker 2:We have kyle chandler confirmed as how jordan, and then we have aaron pierre confirmed as john stewart. Both of them are green lanterns and they're both going to be in the show called lanterns, which is currently in development right now. And so now they got the development right now, and so now they got the I don't know what that is. Yeah, so we have two Green Lanterns and there's also we have Guy Gardner, nathan Fiddley. He's going to be in the Superman movie, so that's going to be another one there. So I'm fucking excited for this. It's going to say some detective work and shit like that, and the casting, I think, is great. Now I just want to see these costumes and shit. You know, we're going to see the first looks of what the Green Lantern costume will look like, I would assume, during the Superman movie. But who knows what's going to come out after that. I'm excited for this. What do you think?
Speaker 1:about this honey? Let's do it. I'm excited for this. What do you think about this honey? Let's do it. I'm excited to see uh, black rambo yeah, yeah, shout out him.
Speaker 2:Now he can be black rambo, green lantern. Yeah, yeah, I think it's funny too because it's like the way his eyes are, because he has like hazel colored eyes very distinct right, and then it's just kind of like. I think it's kind of so interesting because you know the anime series which, like that's a like a lot of things that we grew up on and stuff that, like you know, the the eyes light up green on green lantern. You know, I think that's kind of nice little parallel that he has like very distinguished eyes as well. You know, it all fucking works out. You know it's all connected yeah, yeah it's like it meant to be.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay Now, honey, honey, honey, honey, jin and LaToc, what you been up to.
Speaker 1:I've watched Sicario 1 and 2. I don't want to hear a goddamn word. And I watched Yonker Yonker 2. Last season of Dexter Dexter. Last season of Dexter Dexter. Last season of Prison Break. Yeah, but that shit kind of shit, kind of I don't know it kind of got boring. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2:I feel like after season 5 or 6 it just so, now are you just watching, to watch it pretty much, and then what else did?
Speaker 1:I watch. I know I watched something else, so now are you just watching to watch it Pretty much. What else did I watch? I know, I watched something else Transformers 1.
Speaker 2:What did you think of that bad boy?
Speaker 1:Beautiful movie.
Speaker 2:Great movie. It was way better than I thought it was going to be so good.
Speaker 1:I loved it. I think that's it I think that's it for me.
Speaker 2:Uh oh, let's go through my bad boy notes. And then I'll just run Through my list of September, because September ended and we haven't recorded Episodes since then and stuff.
Speaker 1:So let's just do this.
Speaker 2:I'll watch Inside Out 2. How was that? That movie made like A billion dollars? Good family flick? Yeah, I would assume so, right, oh, billion dollars? Good family fluke? Yeah, I would assume so, right, oh, okay. So, starting for the month of september, first movie uh, 1992, beetlejuice. Beetlejuice, my old ass killer's game. The hell was that. Oh, that was one with batista speak. No evil transformers. One, the real murders on elm street, episode one, and two bumblebee transformers the the first one, amazing Spider-Man. 2. Monsters, episode 1. That's all as far as I got the Substance. A Gold Princess, audiobook by Jesse Reyes, in love with her. The Penguin, episode 1. Dog's Purpose man vs Monster by 4-something Blue Mountain State, mandalopolis.
Speaker 2:Oh this was great. It's fucking amazing dude. I've been watching it a lot.
Speaker 1:And I'm just like this is fucking beautiful. They got Hawk in there.
Speaker 2:Huh.
Speaker 1:They got Hawk in there.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, yeah, fucking Reacher and shit yeah, metalopolis, Wild Robot and Azurill. And then, oh shit, this is the other page. And then I didn't put the substance. Oh no, I did put the substance, that's all. Yonkers 2, wild Robot. I saw it again second time.
Speaker 2:I saw substance again because I didn't believe the ending so I wanted to re-watch it. I was like, oh no, this was crazy. And then Exhibiting Forgiveness. It was a MC Unseen movie, you know, early release disappointing. It was about a dude who was an artist and his dad comes back. He was like I'm not a crackhead anymore. And then he was like and then him trying to ask for forgiveness or whatever and he was like man, fuck you yeah.
Speaker 2:I'm not a crackhead anymore. Yeah, it was funny. They're arguing at the very end and then he was saying some shit about like it's like what. I don't forget what you did to me. He was like I was on crack.
Speaker 1:I don't know I don't know that was the actual dialogue.
Speaker 2:I was on crack.
Speaker 1:Yeah, beautiful, wonderfully made yeah.
Speaker 2:And then Penguin, episode one and two, no two and three Right now at the time of recording. That's as far as we're up to. And let me tell you, penguin, he fucking this shit's amazing. Penguin. He's cunning, he's a liar. He does whatever he does to get to the song. Forget about it. Hey, kill a person here, throw the body over here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm the penguin. Fuck, hey, kill the person here. Throw the body over here.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm the penguin Fuck you. Hey, I kill your brother. I fuck you, and you set up this other guy to do that. I team up with you to steal your brother's deal and bada bing, bada boom, we all die.
Speaker 1:That accent's really coming along. Yeah, I try, I try it's really coming along, I like it. So he's just like a. I need to watch it. But he's just like a mob boss in this pretty much.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's trying to. He's trying to, you know, like take over. Awesome yeah yeah, Because it starts off with you know, from the Batman, you know how the main cat dies at the end, right the main mob boss. Yeah, you know the new dog in town, Right right bro. Right Penguin immediately kills him in the first two seconds of the movie.
Speaker 2:Holy shit, no of the show by accident Well, not by accident, because he eggs him on, he calls him pathetic or whatever, and he goes, papa, and he was like, ah, fuck, right, so now he has to cover up for that murder, right, because he's the leader and shit, so he has a cover for that one. But then he's also scheming to take over. You know, he just wants to run everything, right. And then so, yeah, this is his come up, you know, but he's just lying, fucking, using everyone around him, and he's so quick on his feet with the lies and shit that he does like the planning and shit. The only cat that he seems to have any friendship with is his assistant. His name is Victor, some homeless dude that he just kind of picked up. And yeah, it's fucking amazing. It's episode three right now and it's like peak TV man.
Speaker 1:I hope they don't make him like an anti-hero type of thing. Nah, he's an asshole Like a straight villain.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you can see, but it's like a mob movie, you know where. It's just like it's fucking entertaining, though it's supposed to. It's like Toadie Soprano, but in Gotham City. Gotham City, gotham City. Hey, did you know that Gotham is in New York? No, new Jersey.
Speaker 1:It's Jersey. I thought it was like it was definitely somewhere upstate.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, but this, this iteration of Gotham, is in New Jersey. Oh, okay, gotham is in New Jersey. Oh okay, like the one at Yonkers, that one's in New York, yeah, it's super cute. And then, oh, then, I also saw Warriors again, you know, with Tom Hardy.
Speaker 1:Oh, warrior, warrior sorry Tom Hardy and Uncle Ben's brother. No, obi-wan Kenobi's brother. No, it's not Obi-Wan's, it's fucking Ben's brother. No, obi-wan Kenobi's brother.
Speaker 2:No, it's not Obi-Wan's, it's fucking Anakin's brother. That's Obi's brother. No, it's not. It's Obi's, no, it's Anakin's.
Speaker 1:It's Anakin's half brother. It's Luke's uncle.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, I forgot his name, yeah. Yeah, and one thing, while no, no, it definitely is. But then the whole time I'm thinking too, dude, stop lying to your wife. Oh yeah, Because he lies about the wife, about you know doing this like you know fighting again he's getting his ass beat.
Speaker 1:He just comes home, his face is all fucked up.
Speaker 2:And then, like he fucking gets himself into a big tournament ring and then she goes appreciate the fucking heads up and, of course, she's okay with it, right, you know, support, support, make bread, yeah, but it's just like talk, don't fucking, just do things.
Speaker 2:And then also he lets his ego get in the way because he's like, hey, we're about to lose the house, right, his friend offered him a fucking loan, right. But he's, he was like, nah, fuck that, I need to go be the best fighter in the goddamn world. You talking about Tom, or Nah, I'm talking about Uncle?
Speaker 1:Yeah, but he's not even like. He's not even that great of a fighter, he's just his grappling is his domain.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but then it's just like he had it out right there. Just fucking borrow money from your friend, that's.
Speaker 1:You saw something right.
Speaker 2:It just darkened. Oh, it did Okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:It's like just take the loan and be a man, Take care of your family, don't live up to these fucking fake dreams and shit. Yeah, of course it works out in his favor, but then what if he wouldn't have beat up his brother? Who's a fucking Hulk of a man, right?
Speaker 1:He only won because he broke his arm, only broke his arm.
Speaker 2:I mean, I consider that winning. That's like saying oh, you only won because you got a knockout.
Speaker 1:Well, I guess right, but hand to hand. He was never going to win that shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but he was able to break his arm though. Yeah, true, Both of his arms.
Speaker 1:He's like tap out, tap out, I don't want to break your arm. He's like fuck you, break my arm. He's like you're a bitch and he's like boom, I love you, it's all me.
Speaker 2:And he breaks both of easy feet. But and then, like the whole time, I'm just like dude, just take the fucking loan. And then, like I remember, because he was like, hey, if I don't win this, if I don't win this tournament, two weeks we're gonna be kicked out I was like what the fuck? Like dude, just take the fucking loan. You know, yeah, these fucking, yeah. I was just thinking. I was just like dude, you need, you need to go there, you need to do some self-growth because he's like a teacher, right?
Speaker 2:yeah, yeah, teachers make no bread, yeah but it's just like, do something like this shouldn't be your only option, man. Yeah, and especially to your friend immediately offered you like hey, how much you need?
Speaker 1:like yeah, big homie was trying to help, yeah, he was like no, I want to fight.
Speaker 2:It was like dude, what the fuck are you talking about, oh god. And then also to the pride, and I think it's funny because I feel like, um, this happened like it was early 2010s, right, this movie, uh, this is like a prime time, like you know, after housing, the housing crisis and stuff. So I feel like, for an era, losing the house was such a big thing in movies, you know, oh shit, we don't raise up the money, we're gonna lose the house. That was always the fucking thing, you know. I feel like this is like a product of its time. You know, god, shout out tommy, though he was a dog he was yeah that family was so broken, though huh, that family was so broken, though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I feel like this is a prime movie that just that should have had a sequel to where you see them, like you know, actually deal with their problems more, because it's like where they leave off it doesn't solve any problems. No no problems are solved. You know the dad's fucking drunk over in the corner right. Tommy's going to fucking prison. This dickhead is now a fucking millionaire oh yeah, because tommy deserted right. Yeah, yeah, didn't want to a-watch them, yeah, and so it's like they're all not.
Speaker 2:They're not doing well you know, and, knowing them, it's just like they probably didn't go to therapy after this with their millions of dollars, right, yeah, and then you know, probably fucking the fucking brother. Now he's probably, you know, brandon, uh, brendan, brendan, something, brendan, he probably went to go continue to fight and shit Cause now he's a hot, hot shot in the air. Now, yeah, god, imagine getting that Fucking five million dollars Easy bread.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Quick, just gotta beat up Some of the best fighters In the world.
Speaker 1:I can do it, not that hard. Yeah, I've done it before.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I think it's been one. Thank you for joining us On this episode of. I've done it before, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think it's been one.
Speaker 2:Thank you for joining us on this episode of the it's what we Do podcast. We're your hosts, as always. As ever, I'm Henny Jean. We're on all potty platforms. If you want to see these mugs, you got to go on YouTube. We're also on all social media at itswhatwedopod, at everything Besides that, over and out. Thank you, good night and big kisses. No-transcript.
