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In this episode we start by debating whether all actors in a movie recast need to be alive, followed by a conversation about the film "Glengarry Glen Ross." Then we review the movie "Cocaine Bear" and announce a classic movie recast of "Rocky" from 1976. Lastly, they share what they have been watching, including "Picard" Season 3 and "Mayor of Kingstown.

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Crazy Carl  00:00
Oh, I'm sorry.


Jim  00:01
There's 123456 Yes, seven guys. That's it. There's seven characters in it. Okay.


Crazy Carl  00:10
Do we have to be living actor?


Richie  00:12
Oh, for Christ's sake, Carl. Yes. Everybody has to fucking be alive.


Jim  00:17
How you gonna recast a movie with dead people? Hey,


Richie  00:39
welcome to zero movies. What's up people? I'm Richie. Jim.


Crazy Carl  00:42
Oh, Jason. No Raiders never seen Glengarry Glen Ross.


Jazzy Jay  00:48
I was born. I was born in the like mid 80s man like, Yeah, dude, I was seven years old man when that movie came out like what am I don't have any desire to watch a movie like I was


Jim  00:57
born when a lot of movies I've watched.


Richie  01:00
You gotta give him a break. It wasn't a you know? Wasn't his error movie.


Jim  01:05
It will be. Oh, it'll definitely I'm gonna watch it.


Crazy Carl  01:09
I just the Godfather wasn't my era.


Richie  01:14
So when it came out, oh,


Jim  01:17
you know Al Pacino. Kevin Spacey, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin. Ed Harris. Who am I missing?


Crazy Carl  01:29
The old dude


Richie  01:30
for Jack Lemmon Jetline. Surely the machine Levine best


Jim  01:37
written by David Mamet and David Mamet and directed I think David Mamet directed that one did he No, no, he didn't know


Crazy Carl  01:46
about this one. But it was great. Anyone's not seen it. Watch.


Jim  01:51
Don't watch it around kids. Yeah. Nothing. It is nothing but rapid fire. Curse dialogue is


Jazzy Jay  02:01
amazing. Awesome.


Crazy Carl  02:03
There's no nudity or anything. Oh, no, no,


Jim  02:05
it's all females. Yeah, it's all dialog, which makes it a great


Richie  02:09
move away. What


Jim  02:10
about grace?


Richie  02:13
Grace. Well, that's made up Yeah.


Jim  02:20
Oh, how's everyone doing?


Crazy Carl  02:22
Yeah. Good, I


Jim  02:23
guess. Yeah. Pretty good. What are we doing on the show today? Well, I'll tell you, we're going to finally do cocaine bear.


Richie  02:31
That's why so Descartes corny. Yeah, that's why I'm playing my wife guitar today.


Jim  02:36
Because cocaine bear came there. And we're also going to pull out an oldie but a goodie classic movie recast we will be recasting ROCKY FROM 1976 All right, everyone don't get too excited. And we'll have a what we're watching. But before that it's time what? What's man?


Richie  03:05
I just fuckin cast Mickey. Oh


Crazy Carl  03:09
that's a tough one. No, before


Jim  03:11
before we get into all of that. It's time to open something up.


Unknown Speaker  03:16
Why the mailbag mailbag Jimmy? bag you forgive me is so close.


Jim  03:27
Yes, dear Jim and Richie. This is a friend from long ago


Unknown Speaker  03:32
holy shit


Jim  03:34
it's been a while since I last listened to the show but have recently begun listening again and wanted to let you know what I thought it needs work. You too are okay even though Ricci still rattles is annoying fucking ice cubes hurt but his comment about the writer striking for better pens during the ad for Brady episode was pretty funny. So what the hell is wrong with crazy Carl's phone and and who are those two stiffs Jason and Ray Wow Jesus talk about human sleeping pills remain remember to wake those two guys up the next time the show starts. Also since my last correspondence, I have moved out of Colorado and relocated elsewhere so I have no longer Jeff in the Rockies. Wow. But um Now Jeff in the Ozarks.


Richie  04:39
Oh,


Crazy Carl  04:40
all right. He's not allowed to give himself


Jim  04:42
Yeah. Shouldn't he be like who was in like Jason Bateman Jeff, or wasn't Jason Bateman in that show? Ozark Yeah,


Richie  04:54
yeah, yes. Wow.


Jim  04:57
Please take note of this is soon Still a party show. Please give my regards Monday. So God Please give my regards to nd and looking forward to the next episode respectfully Jeff in the Ozarks.


Crazy Carl  05:11
Wow. Shows arcs.


Jim  05:15
The Chozo


Richie  05:17
Well, Jeff, great to hear from you, buddy. Jay and Ray take that as a compliment because if you don't get fucking right or attacked by our audience, you're not doing it right.


Jazzy Jay  05:34
That's awesome man. And fucking


Richie  05:38
Wisconsin Jeff, wherever the fuck he is now.


Crazy Carl  05:43
Joe from Ozark?


Jim  05:45
Yeah. Jim I like that.


Richie  05:49
Because Wisconsin Jeff


Jazzy Jay  05:55
if I was on sleeping pills, I guarantee I was more entertaining that fucking ad for Brady movie.


Richie  06:00
Wow. Listen, you can argue with the listeners. Yeah,


Jim  06:04
that's right. That's true. The customer's always right.


Richie  06:10
Jeff. Yeah, back in. Wisconsin, just constant Jeff.


Jim  06:16
Every writer I was watching. I was watching the community and one of the caret characters. Someone gets criticized. One of the character says play them Be like, criticize it but that would be like calling me and now for sucking at analogies. Whoo. See, that's the joke. It's yeah, that was a bad analogy. It was funny shit. Another thing about community with the subtitles on there was a scene where they're talking to a character and they say if you don't do this, I'm going where? I'm going to tell everybody and he goes who? And she yells every body and in the fucking subtitles it says


Crazy Carl  07:08
very old man is Gary Oldman


Richie  07:15
so just just to let you know Milwaukee Jeff wherever you book a new name every time. Wisconsin Jeff Karl is he spends most of his money on tacos. So yeah. I don't know for the love of God. That was fucking Jim's Ice Cube


Jim  07:39
my ice cubes to mute my SQ Here


Richie  07:43
you go. Here you go. Jeff. That's for you. Just so you know.


Jim  07:47
I forgot to mute my mic. Mute and I fucking


Richie  07:50
whatever. Let them let them bitch about your ice cubes. That's fine.


Crazy Carl  07:56
Inflation the way it is. Tacos are a lot. Your luxury


Jim  08:02
especially, you know call doesn't just the two now. No, not when he said Oh, tacos. So now unless they're like super large tacos. Yeah, like chalupas


Crazy Carl  08:17
Yeah. I got a local place to tacos is pol NT. Yeah.


Jim  08:26
I know. I know. Attack. Okay, I got a taco.


Richie  08:30
So it's other they use refried beans. Or as I just call it forget the place like ours. I just call them beans. Refried beans. No, they're not they were never fried. Once we've we've had this conversation years ago. There's no How could it be refried beans if they're not even fried once?


Crazy Carl  08:50
They're not fried. They're not frightened. Vegetable oil. They're fried and


Richie  08:55
lard. No, they're cooked in lard. They're not fried.


Jim  08:58
Okay. Yeah, technically, they're not fried. And they're only things in a fry and


Richie  09:03
you only you only cook them once so they don't even refried


Jazzy Jay  09:08
Okay. cooked beans. Got it, right.


Richie  09:13
You're gonna get emails from Jeff now, buddy. What he loves.


Jim  09:18
They're not even really cooked. They're leftovers.


Richie  09:22
They're called beans. Anyway,


Jim  09:28
all right. Well, thank you, Jeff for your email. Yes. And we've looked for many more.


Richie  09:33
Joe. Now. Jeff.


Jim  09:39
Where did Joe come from?


Richie  09:42
Well, Carl can't hear from his shitty headphones


Jim  09:49
Oh all right. Let's get on to a quick what we're watching. All right. The only thing I've been watching, I finished the Picard season three. And if Raman was here, I would say to him, You are quite right. It was. It was excellent. And the ending put a smile on my face. I said that was perfect. I said that was absolutely perfect. Absolutely perfect. Wow, that how that ended? It was I hope I just stopped. Yeah. Yeah, I think that's it. But absolutely terrific. It, it blew me away how much I enjoyed it. So much so that we started watching the next generation over again. And I realized how bad season one of the next year I didn't remember that terrible. And it is more than terrible. Not just in the writing. But in the directing. It's full of tons of ultra close ups in the first four or five episodes. And I'm gonna What the Let's put the camera right directly into people's mush. You feel pulled back a little.


Richie  11:09
What was number two's name again?


Jim  11:11
Who's number one. You mean?


Crazy Carl  11:14
No Riker?


Richie  11:16
You're not, but I'm sitting. Yeah, I was gonna say that the short video they made of him getting into chairs all the time.


Jim  11:23
I played that for my wife. Video of Riker sitting down.


Crazy Carl  11:28
Yeah, it's fucking


Richie  11:30
hilarious.


Crazy Carl  11:31
That says movie just sits down. The way he sits


Richie  11:35
the way he when he walks into a room and sits down. It's different every day. Like he'll like straddle shit. No,


Jim  11:40
it's the same every time. It's just as different chairs, but he sits down the same way every time. He doesn't sit like a normal person. Right? So go on YouTube, and just let us do a search for Riker sitting, and that video will come up. And you'll see and I can't not notice it now. It's he comes in and sits down at the conference table and go man, he did it. Right. So


Crazy Carl  12:09
he seems like a big guy. Maybe he just straddles chairs.


Jim  12:13
Right, but he doesn't straddle them. Like with the back of the chair against his chest. Like, like, like some people sit down. He he always sits down by throwing his leg over the back of the chair. Like he's mounting a horse. Yeah. That's what he does all the time. Every single time.


Crazy Carl  12:36
That's awesome. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna go with the quasi movie. Oh,


Jazzy Jay  12:43
I started watching that. It's


Crazy Carl  12:44
a new broken lizard. Oh, yeah, it's quite a moto. Yeah. That's all it's called. Quasi. It's fucking funny.


Jazzy Jay  12:55
It is funny. I started watching it. My wife was like, What is Oh, watch it another time.


Crazy Carl  13:05
It's ridiculously good. Yeah, I didn't finish. If you enjoy the broken lizard, the Yes. If you enjoy them, then you'll enjoy this movie.


Jim  13:19
Yeah, I saw an interview with one of them on one of the talk shows. I can't remember which one


Crazy Carl  13:24
afternoon Kevin Heffernan


Jim  13:27
now. I mean, you can throw out names I'm not gonna


Crazy Carl  13:32
fan drew Gawker. Yeah. It's something like that.


Jim  13:38
Yeah, that one


Crazy Carl  13:42
was authority or is it all right, well, if you need more I've been watching Friday night lab.


Jim  13:51
We don't we don't need more.


Jazzy Jay  13:54
I've been finally starting to watch mayor of Kingstone Season Two Yeah. Jeremy Renner. And that's the only thing I've really been watching. Show wise. So. Yeah, I started watching season two finally. Yeah. If you haven't seen season one, I recommend it. It's pretty gritty. Mayor of Kingston Mayor Kingstown Yeah, it sounds town


Jim  14:17
like King Yeah, no, not like Mayor of East East


Jazzy Jay  14:22
it's Yeah, Jeremy Renner is the mayor of like this town that's I guess corrupt with the prison system that's nearby. It's pretty good show. Oh,


Richie  14:32
no. Like it's not like Jeff Jeff from Kingston


Crazy Carl  14:45
Where can we see me?


Jazzy Jay  14:47
It's on paramount. Paramount. Paramount plus, yeah,


Crazy Carl  14:51
I'm gonna check that out. If you like


Jazzy Jay  14:52
King of Tulsa, it's kind of it kind of has somewhat the same vibe I guess. but it's it's a real gritty show. I like it. Nice.


Jim  15:03
And it's a good thing there's another season because it was close to not being


Crazy Carl  15:09
what Tulsa came now. Oh,


Jim  15:13
because he ran Jeffery Kingston over himself with his own wow.


Crazy Carl  15:19
Oh, right. Yeah. Yikes.


Richie  15:23
So what are you watching Jim? Anything?


Jim  15:25
I said I wasn't paying attention. I said Picard season three. Keep paying attention


Richie  15:37
there me in us just smoke it yo.


Crazy Carl  15:46
Anyways, Rich was the founder again.


Jim  15:49
No, I I watched. I've watched three scenes from my three favorite scenes of the founder before I went to bed last night. No, I


Richie  16:00
I remember watching I watched a finally two more episodes of Ted. So I only have two more left. Excellent. Then we can say? Well, there's a pretty cool fan theory. I read that. That


Jim  16:12
bet it all takes place and tape lassos head what? Because those are usually the theories that now know


Richie  16:17
that they're the absolute there. It's the Ted's version of Wizard of Oz. Like it's the Wizard of Oz. So you have the kindhearted Kansas person and his loyal companion beard is todo.


Crazy Carl  16:37
Then you have


Richie  16:38
the, you know, the three, you know, cowardly lion boba. So you have


Jim  16:44
Nate Roy late


Richie  16:46
right and Randy and Jamie. So Nate is cowardly lion. Jamie's the Scarecrow.


Jim  16:55
And Keeley is the Goodwin. No, no.


Richie  17:00
No. They said that and Roy, obviously Tin Man because, yeah, he finds his heart. Broke. Rebecca is the Good Witch. Ah, her ex husband is obviously the Wicked Witch. And they were like, and you know, everybody was speculating like who would? Who's the wizard May? Always behind the bar.


Jazzy Jay  17:25
I love me. She's like, such a great guy.


Richie  17:29
Yeah, I thought that was like when I've done I was like, Hey, guy by that. That's that's pretty cool. Yeah.


Crazy Carl  17:35
And the dudes hang around the bar or the monkeys? I don't know. They're just flying monkeys.


Richie  17:44
Yeah, I don't know. They could be like the Munchkins


Jim  17:46
as much as Jeremy and Paul.


Richie  17:50
Right. But I thought that was pretty interesting. And like, I could see all that.


Crazy Carl  17:55
That's fun. Yeah, it's bullshit, but it's fun. Well,


Richie  17:59
of course. That's cool.


Jazzy Jay  18:02
We need to do a segment with TV and movie theories. Because there's Yeah, that would be out there.


Jim  18:08
All right. Well,


Richie  18:09
I have a theory about Marvel sucks lately. That's my theory. Fucking bullshit.


Jim  18:14
Well, well, good news, Richie. You don't have to watch a Marvel movie. Because avatar wave order just dropped today.


Richie  18:25
I'm not watching that shit. Do we have to watch


Jim  18:27
maybe? Well, we don't maybe we do like a two parter where we watch it in in an hour and a half and then an hour and a half.


Crazy Carl  18:37
Ah. Oh, it's three hours.


Jim  18:41
Oh, I think it's more than three hours. Yeah.


Richie  18:45
I get it. They're blue. They go underwater this time? And they're very nice with the underwater face.


Jazzy Jay  18:51
A there's only four more coming out after the


Richie  18:54
fuck outta here. Shit


Crazy Carl  19:06
Cocona okay, you


Jazzy Jay  19:09
also heard by true events


Jim  19:11
inspired by true events. Yes. There was a there was a bear. There was cocaine and died and died shortly after, just to get and the guy that threw it out of the plane died too. But he didn't die the way they showed it in the movie. Oh, yeah. What happened was he was so weighted down with the bags that his parachute could not slow him down enough and he died. He died on impact.


Richie  19:41
Oh, wow. That's funny.


Jim  19:45
Cocaine bear 2023 hour comedy movie directed by Elizabeth. Thanks. Everyone knows a little bit. Elizabeth Banks. Share your course. Yep. And written by Jimmy warden. in Wikipedia it says loosely inspired by a true story loosely


Unknown Speaker  20:10
Oh, man


Jim  20:11
that is incredibly loose. loosey goosey.


Jazzy Jay  20:15
Do you think that there's more credibility in cocaine bear at for Brady? Just go cocaine


Richie  20:20
bear. Came back because I'd watch cocaine bear again. Yeah.


Jim  20:30
Star Keri Russell, Christian, convery O'Shea Jackson Jr. All there, Iran Reich, who I will now refer to only as Han Solo, Brooklyn, Prince, Isiah, Whitlock, Jr, Margo Martindale and Ray Liotta in his last This was his last.


Crazy Carl  20:54
I was wondering about that.


Jim  20:57
Yeah, that's a shame. Yeah. allowed on cocaine there.


Jazzy Jay  21:02
Well, I mean, I mean, Connery went out and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. So,


Jim  21:07
but he retired. He didn't die, though. It's not even a movie though. No show kind of Yeah. Yeah. The point.


Crazy Carl  21:17
He did. Yeah. Yeah. He did


Jazzy Jay  21:19
like two or three years ago.


Jim  21:20
Yeah. Yeah. But he retired after that movie, because he saw it.


Jazzy Jay  21:27
Kidding, and said


Jim  21:28
this, this is a piece of trash. Yeah. He wrote the comic League of the hell's his name. He wrote. He wrote watchmen he wrote V for Vendetta, he wrote, man, I forget it. But he hated that movie with a passion. No, no, no, no, Frank Miller. English dude.


Crazy Carl  21:59
Whenever you're talking about why do


Richie  22:02
you have a computer right there look it up. Yeah.


Crazy Carl  22:06
Watchmen. Well, watchman is brilliant, by the way.


Jim  22:09
Oh, the the graph shuffles brand. Brilliant. Not what, not what what Zack Snyder did do it.


Crazy Carl  22:17
the HBO series brilliant.


Richie  22:21
Brilliant, but


Crazy Carl  22:23
it really is. Alan Moore, Alan,


Jim  22:29
Alan Moore, he wrote watchmen and he did not much like League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Viva Vendetta. He did not think they should be should have been made into movies. Because he made it for the comment form. And he said it would not translate properly to


Richie  22:49
and it did not and 100% 100% Right


Jim  22:53
on all fronts with with the with that. You're still cashed that check though. No, no, he didn't want any part. He gave up. He gave up his rights to that. Watchmen was all Dave Gibbons, the artist and DC Comics. Oh, no, no, he has like super integrity. That dude, he would not take a friggin dime from that. That stupid.


Unknown Speaker  23:19
fucking dumb shit.


Jim  23:23
It's dumb. But he made me he made a lot of money writing comics because he Okay, as a writer he


Richie  23:30
Great. Great. He's an idiot. I'm not I'm not gonna take millions of dollars because it's crap. He's genius.


Jim  23:38
He's a genius.


Richie  23:40
You know what I would say? When I when I'm on that podcast. They were like, oh, did you? Did you ever party? Well, yeah, I got I got like, you know $22 million. It's a piece of shit. But I still got 22 As I'm sitting in my fucking mansion Yeah, like Yeah, I have integrity. Yeah


Jim  24:03
quote about Charles three Michael Caine when he got Yeah, exactly. I have never seen it people tell people tell me it's bad but the house it was the house it bought me is wonderful. Exactly.


Richie  24:20
That's what I'm saying. Like integrity my ass. So I won't be a part of that how much you're giving me? Yeah, my my bank. My bank account has no integrity. Fill it up.


Jim  24:35
Alright, so it's a drug smuggler is in a plane and he is dumping cocaine out of the plane. And then he


Richie  24:46
and this part was a true story.


Jim  24:48
Most of it Yeah, he did. He did. He did dumb cocaine of plain. Yep. He did it and was involved. He did to parachute out of the plane.


Crazy Carl  24:58
Right plane to the bear. Okay,


Jim  25:01
and he did die in the attempt.


Richie  25:04
Say all three. Were so bad.


Jim  25:09
We're good to go. We're perfectly in sync with the true story. Except he is an idiot and hits his head nods himself out and that's how he dies and this one like I said, in the real life he didn't do that.


Unknown Speaker  25:25
Who wrote it


Jim  25:27
was written by Jimmy Warren. I'm never the guy. I like yeah so comes down bear eats the cocaine burgles wild starts eating people up oh wow looking for more looking for more cocaine eat. And


Jazzy Jay  25:52
like cocaine, like levels him up and it like just oh, I'm running low on killing adrenaline. Let me oh my god, another bag. Oh, I'm gonna kill the whole it would have been.


Richie  26:02
It would have been even funnier if they did some sort of video game noise when? Great when it coked up. Yeah.


Jazzy Jay  26:12
They could have had a lot of fun with this movie. So they have


Jim  26:15
a lot of fun. More fun, they could have more fun. It could have been much, much more fun. There's two precocious kids of course got cautious kids. They're frantic mothers trying to find the precocious kids and protect them. And then the drug smuggler in his crew of narrow dwells looking for the cocaine. He only had one tools only wasn't a crew it was was Han Solo and the and the other dude. Right? Looking for the cocaine. So it was more than two. It was more than one. Right? to the to the


Richie  26:54
crew. Okay, yeah. Freezer freezer crew to the duo.


Crazy Carl  27:00
Okay, yeah.


Jim  27:03
Yeah, they're like the two guys from Midnight Run.


Richie  27:06
Exactly. Which I just watched the other day.


Jim  27:10
So high jinks ensue everyone I have my problem with my problem with a lot of this movie is I say okay, like we were saying it goes along alright, I'll buy that the berry it's the cocaine good. I buy that. Beer goes nuts and kills some people. Great. I'll buy that. But the whole thing with the cop on the roof, and then the bear eats the cocaine and then passes out in your bear eats the cocaine and stuff and they go what do we do? Shoot it you shoot the fucking bear.


Unknown Speaker  27:45
You shoot the bell?


Jim  27:48
Wait, let's see what it does to him. I said all right, EULA. You lost me there.


Unknown Speaker  27:55
Right. you unload the clip. Is what you do.


Jim  28:00
Yeah, it's the bears. totally incapacitated. Yeah.


Jazzy Jay  28:05
Are we not going to talk about the bear catching up to a driving away ambulance that was on coke. I know bears are fast but I mean


Jim  28:18
you don't understand that there was on cocaine. Yeah, he's still he's


Unknown Speaker  28:26
cocaine fast, man.


Jim  28:29
He's got that bear cocaine speed. Yeah.


Crazy Carl  28:33
It was a dirt road to I think.


Jim  28:35
Yeah. And one of the ambulance drivers is a dude who made a whole shitload of like YouTube and Tiktok videos. The IKEA the IKEA dude.


Jazzy Jay  28:49
justifying the bear can


Crazy Carl  28:53
I get in a dirt road? That's a bandage nature.


Jim  28:58
All right. Yeah, it's a dirt road. It's got good grip. Claws will sink right into that dirt.


Richie  29:06
It was it was out in his element. You don't know her element turns


Jim  29:11
female bear a female bear. As Hank was said


Richie  29:16
towards the end of the you know, they found out that we've had bear kits, the bear kits and they were all coked up which you know, right there. You know it's a gateway drug cocaine don't give it to your kids, man.


Jim  29:34
But the kid has loved it so much. The kids love that cocaine so much.


Richie  29:38
Yeah, they did. Typical drug mother just give it to the kids.


Jim  29:46
So eventually ralien liotta says, you know where if you want a job done right? You gotta do it yourself. And he's gonna go after the cocaine now. Yeah, okay. People are getting injured and dying and stuff. They should have died long. Like they should have done much quicker than they died in this movie. Like people are losing body parts and still walking around. massive blood loss doesn't make you pass out. And


Jim Daw  1:01
massive blood loss doesn't make you pass out. And


Richie  0:00
is the you know, they found out that we've had bear kits they had bear kids and they were all coked up which you know right there you know it's a gateway drug cocaine you don't give it to your kids man.


Jim Daw  0:18
But the kid has loved it so much the kids love that cocaine so much. Yeah,


Richie  0:22
they did a typical drug mother just give it to the kids


Carl  0:30
so eventually


Jim Daw  0:34
Ray Liotta says, you know with if you want a job done right, you can do it yourself. And he's gonna go after the cocaine now. People are getting injured and dying and stuff. They should have died long. Like they should have done much quicker than they died in this movie. Like people are losing body parts and still walking around.


Carl  1:06
also, it's in the script. The bears name is Karen. Oh, seriously? No, so Leo does like why did you snip that cocaine Karen okay, we did you do? Not connect


Richie  1:38
you want me to do?


Carl  1:45
Oh, man,


Richie  1:46
I'm gonna have to go watch Goodfellas.


Carl  1:49
That's okay. Remember? All right. Why would you do that? Karen?


Richie  1:56
Well done. Well done, Carl. You know what, dude, open the door. Good


Jazzy Jay  2:08
you earned it.


Carl  2:09
You earned it Carl.


Jim Daw  2:12
Yeah, so the bear you know, the bear winds.


Unknown Speaker  2:17
Oh, sure. Yeah,


Jim Daw  2:18
the bear comes out ahead. All three of them


Richie  2:32
it needed that music man. It had no 80s music. You know, your writing was missing. It was mission ridiculous. Like, like when the bear was chasing the ambulance? Like there should have been like, some sort of 80s Tune plan. Yeah. Should have tapped you. Yeah, man. I should have done the music for this movie. You gotta make some great stuff. Let me let me let me email Elizabeth Banks. Listen, we gotta we got to recut it we're gonna recut the movie.


Carl  3:09
Bring bear to


Jim Daw  3:10
turn the machines back.


Richie  3:14
So the thing that I loved about this movie is the camp of it was definitely an old school. You know, horror movie, because you never saw the bear doing anything other than you know, running into the door. Or, you know,


Jim Daw  3:31
Yeah, cuz it had kind of a less funny Army of Darkness vibe.


Richie  3:36
Right, right. But, you know, we see you'd see a leg land like that's it's fun. I mean, the cam cam can't be hard. So I'm saying like, it wasn't like gore where the bear was like, you just you knew the bear. You knew what it was doing but you didn't see it. And then you saw leg fly.


Jim Daw  3:54
Man happens when the guy's arm falls half off. And it just flops over.


Carl  4:03
Exactly. It's clearly a throwback, right?


Jim Daw  4:07
Yeah. Plenty of cartoon violence basically.


Richie  4:10
Yeah. Like when the when the bear was attacking the the dudes in the the rest up there. Whatever it was the the ranger station ranger station. Yeah, dude. When when? Whatever. When they broke in. Dude, if they played the fucking the banana splits from fucking


Carl  4:35
like they did.


Richie  4:37
How fucking great was that?


Jim Daw  4:38
They didn't like they


Richie  4:40
didn't kick ass. Yeah, that would be fucking awesome. That's what I mean. It was missing shit like that. You know? What made fucking kick ass great.


Jim Daw  4:49
For some reason earlier today. Someone said something that made me sing. Start singing that's a two minute three minute Yeah, la la la, la La, la la la la la still


Richie  5:05
still one of my favorite scenes ever in a movie


Jim Daw  5:08
is that I know you love that you love take girl.


Richie  5:12
Oh man, she's i That was so good.


Unknown Speaker  5:14
Movies are great especially yeah first one. Yeah, so


Richie  5:19
she was she was hands down. fucking genius. They should have gave her an Oscar for it she's that good.


Speaker 3  5:25
Nicolas Cage was awesome in that fun yeah. Oh yeah he's so underrated in that movie.


Richie  5:30
Yeah s kick


Carl  5:37
run for the


All right I don't think this movie had the budget to put it that popular songs.


Richie  5:51
Still you don't have to put up you can find like you know, there's a lot trust me. There's plenty of one hit wonders out there that you know, couldn't use the fit, you know? 50 grand right you're at right now. So


Carl  6:01
like you Yeah,


Richie  6:05
I want to get one I would definitely give him a song. But


Jim Daw  6:09
I don't know. Sort of pitch


know the one sound from outside the door shot you call it wasn't you?


Richie  6:25
Sorry, girl. Like I said you are in


Carl  6:28
a plane right now.


Jim Daw  6:32
So I did like a Han Solo in this. I thought I thought he was mildly amusing.


Carl  6:39
That's where you're from? Yeah,


Jim Daw  6:41
he's Han Solo.


Carl  6:43
And I could. Yeah, I


Jim Daw  6:45
liked him in Hail Caesar. Yeah, he was really good and Hail Caesar. And I liked him in Han Solo as Leila was an actor. I liked him and on solo the solo. The movie wasn't that fantastic, but it wasn't because of him.


Carl  7:03
Oh, he's great. All right. All right. So


Jim Daw  7:12
so this guy 67% on Rotten Tomatoes, out of 308 reviews. It its budget was 30 to 35 million. So I dispute the fact that they could not afford 80s music


Carl  7:31
could have picked up for sure.


Unknown Speaker  7:33
Yeah, they totally could have


Jim Daw  7:34
Yeah, and it made Evie $9.3 million. Wow. So


Richie  7:40
So there'll be a cocaine bear too.


Jim Daw  7:42
So cocaine do bear they're still alive dude. Yeah.


Carl  7:46
That is true kids. And the coked up kids all three bears. cooked up cubs


Unknown Speaker  7:55
came there to overdose


Richie  7:57
Yeah, all they got to do is a little CGI of Ray Liotta and he could be in another one


Jim Daw  8:05
cocaine bear to back to the bear six


Richie  8:08
oh my god oh, that was awful.


Carl  8:14
Was Oh no.


Jim Daw  8:17
That was meant to be awful girl cocaine bear to breaking training


Richie  8:25
now just like cocaine just called cocaine bear too but in this one it just smokes weed. It's like eats weed just kills just chills out like everybody's all freaked out he's just sitting there like go to bed a bag of Cheetos


Jim Daw  8:45
Wait a minute. Yeah this bear the whole movie he's trying to find the cocaine and people's picnic basket


Richie  8:58
so this one is we'd be awesome


Carl  9:15
grimy Capri Suns man


Richie  9:17
walks into a 711 and slaps the Slurpee machine and puts his mouth under it.


Carl  9:24
Man you gotta pay for that. Yeah


you have a bear.


Jim Daw  9:31
Oh, okay. It's free if your bear. Okay, who's gonna


Richie  9:36
pay for that? So


Jim Daw  9:43
Carl, they back close.


Carl  9:44
Yeah, yeah, right. We've said


Jim Daw  9:49
you're going to pay today who? You're going to pay for that stuff you took


Carl  9:54
for word of the warrior. Alright guys Yeah James never seen that.


Unknown Speaker  10:05
I have seen


Richie  10:07
the Warriors. Warriors. Yeah. Okay.


Speaker 3  10:12
There's a handful of movies that I haven't seen that are probably brought in here join us. Yes. But come on man. There's like there's like a 15 plus year age gap between between


Richie  10:29
like yeah, give me a break or open your door. Go have a smoke relax. Go have a cream soda. Yeah.


Speaker 3  10:36
I promise you, Carl. I will watch this movie. You know, we could talk about Yeah,


Jim Daw  10:41
go open your door and be old if anything gets me excited


Speaker 3  10:45
because now I'm watching it for the first time. So you guys we could all talk about it. Yeah. Carl


Richie  10:55
will be over in a minute go over cream soda. There were


Jim Daw  10:58
I forget what it was about a soda. Cream Soda.


Richie  11:03
Come on. That's a movie line.


Jim Daw  11:05
That's a movie. Midnight Run Carl Naira


Richie  11:09
relax Sidney Glover cream soda


Carl  11:15
fantastic


Richie  11:18
cream soda. This all be over in a minute


Carl  11:25
all right, well. Why don't we give this movie? Wow. You know what? I'm going first. Okay,


Richie  11:37
we're going three and a half and a half. Oh, I fucking watch it again. It wasn't terrible. It wasn't fucking epic. But it was 10 times better than I thought it was gonna be. I laughed a lot. At the stupidity but I still left all


Carl  11:54
like it was fucking dumb. Very good. Dumb.


Richie  12:00
Like ever. Like, like if it came on? Really dumb. That's my point. Yes. Good. Dumb. This. Yeah. Yeah. A funder. Yeah. So yeah, this thing you know this. This is a one of those movies that you can put on in the background and not have to pay attention to when you're doing shit. And you're like a Seinfeld episode. It's on. You know what's going to be funny. And you're good.


Jim Daw  12:27
There you go. So they're all three and a half from Richie.


Carl  12:32
I'm right on target with you rich, green half. It's exactly what it set out to be. Exactly. It's a throwback to like Parana, three one


Jim Daw  12:47
Parana 3d My friend


Carl  12:49
3d. Yes. The one Jay mentioned earlier those shirts when people see there's a bunch of movies are just stupid fun like this. And it's it's a throwback news. It's well done. Yeah.


Jim Daw  13:05
All right, three and a half from call so far. Although three,


Speaker 3  13:11
I mean, it wasn't. It was exactly how I expected. The one thing that drove me crazy. over everything. It was the acting by those two kids. Their acting was horrible. And that was kind of throwing me off a little bit. But I enjoyed the gore and the over the top death scenes. They were hilarious. I mean, I was just chuckling and shaking my head a lot. But But yeah, three, I would definitely watch it again.


Carl  13:38
But yeah, three All right, Jim. All right.


Jim Daw  13:46
It's me. I will go with three. Three. Yeah, it was it was it was okay. It was. I didn't I did not enjoy watching it. But I also said yeah, it could be better. But


Carl  14:07
but it is what it is.


Jim Daw  14:09
It wasn't trying to be a masterpiece. So I just thought it could have been funnier. There are certain situations where they could have squeezed a little more comedy out of those.


Speaker 3  14:22
I agree with Richard though if they would have added a couple of like, random SATs one hit wonders it would have made the movie so much better.


Carl  14:29
Nice montages. Yeah. Oh,


Speaker 3  14:32
they could have made an 80s Montage for this movie. And it could have been over the top and ridiculous


Jim Daw  14:37
because they could have had a montage of the bear like compiling it's cocaine. Yeah, it's like great. Different places and piling it up.


Carl  14:51
Yeah. Props to Elizabeth Banks. Yeah. Yeah. The bed. Yeah, well, definitely.


Speaker 3  14:58
She definitely took a shot in the dark there and I think she's succeeded.


Carl  15:03
Oh, yeah. For her and not even didn't even appear in the movie. Yeah, no, no bigger props, I


Richie  15:14
think right that, you know, just to be just to say she was in a movie with Ray Liotta would have been cool


Jim Daw  15:24
tried she directed Ray Liotta,


Carl  15:26
she did. Can we get the last time? Kudos.


Jim Daw  15:31
Kudos, Elizabeth. Thanks.


Carl  15:33
Yeah.


Richie  15:35
Ray, can I get a little more of a little more Goodfellas at this time? That's what this needs.


Speaker 3  15:46
I actually met really little when I was a kid. Oh, yeah.


Jim Daw  15:51
Was he with Esteban?


Speaker 3  15:53
No. So I was like, I was like seven or eight. And it was when Planet Hollywood was a big thing. Yeah. They had one in Phoenix and me. My dad went there for lunch. He pulled me out of school early, and really was there. And my dad was a huge fan. He's like, hey, there's really OTA and like, Who is that? He's like, you've seen like a handful of his movies in that operation, double drop movie just came out. And I hadn't seen it yet. But it was in theaters. And I was like, oh, that's the guy from no escape. I watched a lot of radar kid. And he's like, Yeah, that's him. So really, it was like walking away. My dad, like, picks me up out of my chair and just throws me right in front of them. And I'm like, Hi, how you doing? He's like, How you doing there, pal? And then my dad like, shook his hand was talking to him. But he Yeah, he used me as kind of like, wow. And then he's like, he's like, Hey, did you see my new? My new movie operation? Donald Trump was like, no, he's like, What movies have you seen in mind? Powers? Like I saw no escape. And he just like looks at my dad. Like, a little kid watching


Richie  17:04
like, he goes, he goes, he's like, listen, good. Go back to eat and your captain crunch chicken. I gotta talk to your daddy or


Jim Daw  17:15
Yeah, all right, time for an oldie but a goodie classic movie recast where we take a classic movie and we recast all the parts with actors that are still alive.


Carl  17:31
That are still alive.


Jim Daw  17:34
All right, well go.


Richie  17:36
So what movie is it? Rapti Okay, 96 Rocky.


Jim Daw  17:41
So were we say gaming of the shell.


Carl  17:44
Okay, we're recasting the four main players.


Speaker 3  17:48
I think we should do five and it was do rocky Apollo, Mickey. Apollo also.


Richie  17:54
So rocky Apollo Mickey pawn.


Carl  17:57
And Adrian. Okay. All right. Okay,


Richie  18:03
you don't want to recast spider Rico


Speaker 3  18:14
I love it. How are you? He pops up in like the fifth row the sixth Rocky movie when rocky gets back in the ring more time Yeah, I beat you 30 years ago right okay spider whatever you say is more disuse


Carl  18:32
All right. By the way


Jim Daw  18:34
Pedro love Pedro level plates by the Ricoh it's actually in the cast was looking at right all right. Well, we have


Carl  18:48
we're gonna recast as Joe Frazier.


Jim Daw  18:52
Remember he played himself


Richie  18:55
then he could play himself stuff? Yeah, no Mike Tyson. He's alive.


Jim Daw  18:59
Come on Joe. Joe.


Carl  19:04
Joe All right. Well,


Jim Daw  19:06
let's go from bottom up.


Carl  19:10
Paulie Okay. Who Paulie


Jim Daw  19:16
who we're going to cast this poly. Nathan, who was played by Burt Young in the


Speaker 3  19:22
Yeah, so are we going for like Academy Award quality because the first know who you


Jim Daw  19:29
think you would cast in that movie if you want to do this movie over again who?


Richie  19:34
I'd go the other way and go Nathan Lane.


Carl  19:38
Nathan Lane. Lane.


I think Pacino do a fine job. poorly. Yeah, but that's obvious. Yes.


Speaker 3  19:53
I mean, I'll get somebody a little younger. But you know would be good though. Pacino would be good as another


Carl  20:03
different character


Speaker 3  20:05
I would do for Polly I narrowed it down to three actors, but I think I would go with David harbor. Because I feel like a great pick for that and be a character that would really drive you crazy. I think you play a really good drunk from the new violent night Stranger Things the cop the red.


Jim Daw  20:28
Okay. Yeah. Violent night Santa Claus. So tell them oh, yeah. Definitely be good. Polly.


Carl  20:36
You could definitely play the Debye brother. Yeah, yep. All right.


Jim Daw  20:43
All right. Well, that's Paulie we all agree on David Harbour. Oh, yeah. That was like one or two Oh thing.


Speaker 3  20:53
I was thinking of Nick Frost, but I don't know if he could pull off an English accent or because he's from England or an American accent right. Ryan Hurst was neither one


Carl  21:04
was wrong. Hurst he was in like


Speaker 3  21:07
Remember The Titans and Sons of Anarchy. The in walking dead. He was a guy with a long beard. He's like he's been in a handful of


Carl  21:17
movies and shows David Hubbard is Yeah, Dave Yeah, like


Richie  21:22
cool. So no, I'm Nathan Lane then


I can imagine that. Just doing a totally different movie. Can you believe it? They fired me from the butcher shop.


Jim Daw  21:40
Okay, tell you telling your Schyler Shire as Adrienne.


Carl  21:46
Oh, wow. Now I Got someone in mind. Sarah Silverman.


Richie  21:52
Silva. Oh, wow. That would be good.


Unknown Speaker  21:55
That's different but it's a good choice.


Speaker 3  22:00
That's a That's a tough one man. I said Natalie Portman but to Sarah Silverman might be


Richie  22:07
Yeah, I like to I like this.


Carl  22:11
What, sir? So


Richie  22:17
play it, but she doesn't play it meek. She just plays it like Sarah.


Carl  22:22
Yeah, maybe maybe her sister.


Richie  22:25
Now now like Sarah like I liked Sarah Silverman. That's good. No, sir. Soul and sister. Yeah, I


Carl  22:31
know you're talking about?


Jim Daw  22:34
Or to tell you the truth. I don't know her name off the top of my head. But after watching the third season a card. There is an actress who plays the main villain in the first three quarters of the show. And it's the sister from So I Married an Axe Murderer.


Carl  22:58
Oh, yeah. She, she she would


Jim Daw  23:01
be good as because she plays those awkward. quirky characters. Yeah. Yeah, she'd be I like she was a good villain and Picard.


What about Winona Ryder


Carl  23:18
a little too old?


Unknown Speaker  23:20
Well, I mean, if we're just


Jim Daw  23:21
well, the the who I just brought up is fairly Yeah. Is an older woman.


Carl  23:26
Oh, they just have to be alive. Not age appropriate. Okay, all right. Winona Ryder be just fine. Yeah, but I like Sarah


Richie  23:37
Silverman. All right,


Jim Daw  23:38
we got so we have David harbor, and Sarah Silverman so flock,


Speaker 3  23:45
they would feed off each other pretty good if you think that's good.


Jim Daw  23:51
All right. Well, we're going Mickey next.


Carl  23:54
I got Mickey, but I was I had one to go ahead. No, no, no, no, you go give me your Mickey Alan Arkin. Alan Hawkins dead. Fuck sick. Wait, hold on. I want to make sure he's dead. Also in the cast of a small movie named Glengarry Glen Ross.


Speaker 3  24:22
I do like Alan Arkin alive. Yeah, right. Like 90. He


Jim Daw  24:30
is at nine.


Carl  24:35
He's great and Glengarry. They're all great. There is


Jim Daw  24:39
not a clicker on the bunch in Gary. Glen Ross. They're all top notch actors. That's my vote. Alan Arkin. Richie. What were you going to suggest? Larry David.


Carl  24:52
Oh my god.


I think Larry David How great would that be? There's a couple episodes where he's playing in a Scorsese movie. Yeah, yeah. And he's, he's like a tough guy, and he's pretty fucking good. I mean, you're pulling up.


Jim Daw  25:28
Carl Weathers is Apollo Creed. Who? Idris Elba.


Richie  25:31
Oh, we're getting him in a movie. Yeah.


Speaker 3  25:38
I just had one knee. I wrote multiple names down except for Yeah, but, uh, for Apollo Creed. I just had to just show but like,


Carl  25:46
it's kind of it's kind of already been done. It's Michael Jordan. Oh,


Richie  25:52
please. He's a he's not even an actor. He. He is. He's now dude. Come on, he plays Michael B. Jordan, everything. That's it. Okay.


Speaker 3  26:09
I think he just Aegis would be an amazing choice for Apollo Creed. Yeah, it


Carl  26:15
was like 15 years ago. I put them in now.


Speaker 3  26:21
You're talking about him being the next Bond dude. And he's Yeah, he's mid 40s. He could


Jim Daw  26:25
pull it off. Talk. Yeah, because it's not like, like Apollo Creed wasn't supposed to be. Super young guy. No, he was been a champion a long time.


Carl  26:37
Right? He wasn't his toilet. Okay. All right. All right. Idris Elba. Sweet.


Jim Daw  26:46
All right. And then finally, rocky himself. First was the lone. That's, that's the I think that's the toughest call.


Speaker 3  26:55
I can. I wrote down a ton of names. I don't know if any of them are good.


Carl  27:03
Such as. So I'll


Speaker 3  27:05
try to think of somebody who I think would be good like as a guy a box upcoming boxer from Philly. Two people that came to mind whereas Bradley Cooper, and John Krasinski I think though one of those to be good, but since he's kind of a wild card, I was actually not like Hugh Jackman, too, but I was like, no scratch that shit. He's Wolverine


Carl  27:28
about Bill Hader. On 50


Speaker 3  27:38
Rock he's hard because Stallone like he's that's like what he's known for me


Carl  27:44
right right. That's hard All right. What do you got? I have a I can't remember his name or no. Chris Hemsworth no


Jim Daw  27:59
a gorgeous rocky


Carl  28:06
Kylo Ren Oh,


Richie  28:09
oh driver I


Jim Daw  28:09
don't drive that's actually that's actually


Richie  28:12
pretty good.


Unknown Speaker  28:13
That's a good one man. That's really good.


Jim Daw  28:15
Oh man that that I can see that. I can see cuz he pulled he could pull that off.


Speaker 3  28:20
Well, the great part about Adam Driver because rocky I mean, he's not like the best looking guy and you just Yeah, Adam drivers like a bigger guy. But he's he's just average looking. I think you'd be a great Rocky.


Carl  28:33
I want to see this movie now. I had him or Karl Urban. I had Jason Bateman. Earl urban and be good


choice. Oh, Obinze. Good to Jason I


Jim Daw  28:46
like I like, like,


Speaker 3  28:48
I feel like Adam Driver. Like that rocky feel. He's just like, Yeah, I think he does. Yeah, kid from the streets of Philly who's trying? Yeah, and I


Jim Daw  28:59
think he can pull it off. You know, he's that he's that kind of actor that he can


Carl  29:04
make that his own part.


Unknown Speaker  29:07
Yeah, definitely.


Richie  29:09
I had Jason Bateman and Leonardo DiCaprio


totally different movie going on in my head. Once I once I cast Mickey, I was just like, I know where this movies going.


Speaker 3  29:24
I think it's great. But the Mickey one man. I don't know. I had I had JK Simmons just because it was performance and whiplash. I was like, I was like, Oh, I got better.


Richie  29:39
Yeah, but like that's that's why I picked Larry David because


Jim Daw  29:44
how come you never you never trained me mate. To me busy


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