BOOMCAST #25 - THE MOVIE VAULT PROJECT #5

This is the 5th MOVIE VAULT PROJECT episode, and it's time for REDEMPTION for several of the films that were assigned to the cinema trash heap! I'm joined once again by the other Cinema Saviours CLINT CHAFFER and CHAD WEEKS.
NASA and the MVP Project has allowed us to SAVE 10 of the films we did not choose to save in previous episodes. 

So which films should be rescued? 

PREDATOR 2, NEAR DARK, RETURN OF THE JEDI, THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW, ANT MAN AND WASP, THE HOBBIT, JUNGLE FEVER, TOY STORY, FIFTY SHADES OF GREY, KILL BILL VOL. 2, PLEASANTVILLE, GODZILLA ‘98, JOHN CARPENTERS VAMPIRES, WEIRD SCIENCE, THE WRESTLER, SHUTTER ISLAND, SPIDERMAN 3, FLIGHT, THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON, TWILIGHT, UNFORGIVEN, DOG DAY AFTERNOON, LETHAL WEAPON 4, BRIDESMAIDS, MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL, I AM LEGEND, MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE, COURAGE UNDER FIRE, SLITHER, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, OCEANS 11, THREE KINGS, GONE IN 60 SECONDS, THREE MEN AND A BABY, 8MM, 13 GHOSTS, 2012, SUPER 8, SIXTEEN CANDLES, and HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES! 

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SPEAKER_12 0:28

Welcome everyone to the Boomcast. With me tonight is Mr. Clint Shaffer and Mr. Chad Weeks, and we are the Cinema Saviors. How have you guys been? Been good. Doing real good, John. Real good. Stressed, as you like to, as you pointed out earlier. Yes, stressed. Yes. Chad owns a bar now, ladies and gentlemen, and I cannot believe he has the time to even come on and do these things. So I really appreciate it, Chad.

unknown 0:48

Yeah.

SPEAKER_12 0:48

Well, yeah, it's Sunday. This is uh this is my day off, Sunday afternoons. When the government calls, you gotta do your That's exactly right. You know, it's like it's like jury duty. It's like that's like jury duty. Yeah. So gentlemen, once again, our government calls, and there are two good news. Um, first good news is is NASA says that according to their instruments, the odds of the Willis Affleck asteroids striking the Earth and wiping out civilization as we know it is down to 13%. So, you know, congratulations, everyone. We're almost out of the woods. That's pretty good, because we were up, it wasn't looking good last time. Yeah, I thought we got up like a 50% chance at one point, didn't we? Yeah, I think it was worse than that. But it wasn't it? Okay, all right. 13%. I'll take those off. That's good. Uh however, that is not zero. So we do have a small reprieve. Um, in our time on this assignment, we've placed 40 films in the movie vault under Colorado for preservation. And we have sentenced 40 films to death, essentially. Right? Yeah. Sadly. But we have been given permission by our government and the movie vault project to now place 10 of those films previously rejected back into the vault. So I think some of the ones that uh you know we really liked and felt bad about, maybe there's a chance we can get them back in there. It's possible.

SPEAKER_09 2:12

Yeah, I'm trying to think what those movies were, but I've I'm I'm sure that I've got an opinion on this because some of those were pretty, pretty brutal, pretty uh yeah.

SPEAKER_11 2:21

Chad, I know that there was a couple that you and I agreed on, and I could uh I could hear the the tears running down John's cheeks. So, you know, I mean Oh yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah. I think there's a few that uh, you know, getting a second chance is gonna be good.

SPEAKER_12 2:35

So we will do this in 10 rounds of four films each. Uh we're only gonna be able to pick one, okay, and two of us are gonna have to agree. Round one. These were rejected by us the first time around, and these first four films in round one are Predator 2, Near Dark, Return of the Jedi, and Chad's favorite, the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

SPEAKER_09 3:02

So we what did we put in over the uh Return of the Jedi? What did we put in over Return of the Jedi?

SPEAKER_12 3:09

It must have been something good, or at least something historically significant, because that's a good movie.

SPEAKER_11 3:14

It is. I mean, uh I I know that we'll we'll have some conversations here around this, but uh there's only one in that list that uh that I think is even worthy. So I mean, and and we've already talked about it here. I mean, Return of the Jedi's gotta be like that's that's my pick anyway.

SPEAKER_09 3:31

Having a second chance at Return of the Jedi is pretty important. Like, I think this was what this whole mission was probably uh or this uh this segment of this mission was probably just to get Return of the Jedi back in there. So I I can't imagine how we lost it, but that uh I do I do want to say, John, since we've talked, I've watched Near Dark now. You have uh and I really really like it. I really did. That's I love a good vampire movie, so that's a good one.

SPEAKER_12 3:56

It's actually one of my favorite vampire movies. Yeah. But but I think I agree. Uh I it would be a shame to have the first two movies of that trilogy in there and have Return of the Jedi, you know, the ending of the story, cut out. For sure. So I I think I agree. I think out of these, even though I do really like Near Dark, and I really like Predator 2, and I kind of like Rocky Horror Picture show, to be honest, for its weirdness, but I I think this is a pretty clear. I think Return of the Jedi is the obvious choice here. Yeah, this is slam dunk, in my opinion. Yeah, out of these four. Great. Well, that's awesome. Return of the Jedi's back in. Whew. That's great. Julian and I'll take care of this. You stay here quietly. There might be more of them out there. Hey. It's me. Round two. Ant Man and Wasp, The Hobbit, Jungle Fever, or Toy Story.

SPEAKER_08 4:52

Oh man, jeez.

SPEAKER_12 4:54

What do you think, Chad?

SPEAKER_09 4:54

What do you think, Chad? So I think that I think that uh right off the bat, again, so uh what is it? Jungle Fever, uh what was the first what were the first two? Ant Man and Wasp. Ant Man Wasp and the Hobbit. Jungle Fever and Toy Story. I really don't care for the Hobbit. Uh I just clear last time. Yeah, I was gonna say I probably did. Um Ant Man and the Wasp. It's a solid movie. I that's what one that I was on on set for when it was uh when it was playing uh being filmed down in Georgia or Atlanta or Atlanta. Um but I think that this is another slam dunk toy story. I think I remember having quite a bit of discourse over this when we talked about it originally. Um and I can't remember what we put it might have been like E.T. or something. We picked, no, no, we picked we picked Frozen.

SPEAKER_12 5:44

We picked Frozen over this. Is that what it was?

SPEAKER_09 5:46

Frozen over Toy Story?

SPEAKER_11 5:48

Yeah, this one I do remember. Um if that was the case, Chad gave me a lot of crap on that one. So yes, I did.

SPEAKER_09 5:55

Yeah, Clint hated Frozen when it first came out. He he was like, he was he was like he kept saying that uh minions, the minions movie was world.

SPEAKER_11 6:03

Hey, hey, we all have bad takes, Chad, and I have I have you know repented for that uh for that sin. So, you know. Um yeah, I I'm I'm gonna have to I I would be torn between two. I would say uh Toy Story and and Hobbit. I mean Hobbit is a I mean that's a that's a pretty spectacular movie. I I do think I mean the first Pixar movie uh with with Toy Story, I mean that's probably gonna get my boat at that point.

SPEAKER_09 6:31

Yeah, I am going to agree.

SPEAKER_12 6:32

And you know The Hobbit was a trilogy.

SPEAKER_09 6:34

The Lord of the Rings, each one of those was like one book, one movie, and then afterwards they did this trilogy with the Hobbit, and it was like they're just they're just like walking around, man.

SPEAKER_12 6:44

It does not compare to the original trilogy, so it you know, it doesn't, you know. So I I am fully on board with Toy Story, and I'm so happy because I think I tried to make a big pitch for this last time that we did this, and uh Frozen's not a wrong choice. I mean it wasn't it's a good choice, but I'm so happy that Toy Story is back in there, you know.

SPEAKER_11 7:03

I just gotta let it go. Oh jeez. Ah, Jesus.

SPEAKER_07 7:11

Toy! You weren't the real buzz like you! You're you're an accent figure! You are a child plaything!

SPEAKER_04 7:20

You are a sad, strange little man.

SPEAKER_08 7:23

Round three.

SPEAKER_12 7:27

Just let that hang for a minute. It's not it's not gonna be that one. Kill Bill Volume 2. Pleasantville, and Godzilla 98. This one's a slam dunk as well. 100%. My vote goes for Kill Bill Volume 2. Um, obviously, there's nothing in this list that's gonna compete with uh with that one. Yeah. It was hard to leave that out the first time around. Yeah, so do we have Kill Bill Volume 1 in there or just just two? We've never got around to one. They haven't sent that one yet, so we just gotta remember that this one is in, so it would be a cry and shame to have volume two and not have volume one. Yeah, you know.

SPEAKER_09 8:10

Yeah, I'm trying to think with with Kill Bill Volume 2, is there any like could you just pick up volume two and watch it? I I think you can. Like, I it's been a long time since I've watched just volume two, but yeah. Um yeah.

SPEAKER_12 8:25

I suppose it's self-contained. But did you see the new release of the both of them put together um when they released the you know, the longer cut of both mil movies? I did not, but I heard like they re-release it in theaters, right? Did they release it in theaters? I'm probably I'm pretty sure they did. Maybe it was limited release, but yeah, now that would have been an interesting because it really is one long movie. I mean, it's it's really cool. It really is. That's really cool.

SPEAKER_09 8:52

Um, I do think that we we should at least mention that Pleasantville, I think, would have been my number two choice on this one, and it's not it's not out of the realm of a possibility for that one to be a conversation. You know, like I know that it's a slam dunk and it's gotta be Kill Bill Volume 2, right? But Pleasantville, I think, does have some uh some value to it. Yeah, yeah. I like Pleasantville.

SPEAKER_11 9:13

I mean, I I I'm just gonna throw it out there. I mean, Kill Bill is definitely my pick, but I mean, you know, you can laugh at Fifty Shades of Grey, but I mean that spiced up a lot of marriages uh when it, you know, kind of rekindled a lot of flames there. So, you know, there's there's something to be said about that, you know? Yeah, okay.

SPEAKER_09 9:29

I think you've said enough of it then.

SPEAKER_12 9:31

Yeah. Good good job. Yeah. Um, I'm just so happy that Godzilla 98 still stays in the trash. Yeah. Super happy about that. Um, Killbill Volume 2 is in. That's awesome.

SPEAKER_00 9:50

You and I have unfinished business.

SPEAKER_12 9:55

Baby. You ain't kidding. Round four. John Carpenter's Vampires, Weird Science, The Wrestler, and Shudder Island.

SPEAKER_09 10:06

Oh, this is a tough one. How do we get rid of all these movies? Uh so I I haven't seen John Carpenter's Vampires, I don't believe. Um I obviously I've seen Shudder Island and uh um Weird Science and the Wrestler. Weird Science and the Wrestler. I think I think John uh there was something very controversial that made it in over Weird Science, and you were this is one of the ones where we we would have had tears rolling down your eye or your cheeks because we didn't keep Weird Science.

SPEAKER_11 10:41

Yeah, and and Vampires got kicked out with another vampire movie like Ramps over the vampire or Dracula, okay, because it was one of those.

SPEAKER_12 10:50

I have a feeling I'm gonna be crying again. Um Weird Science and the Wrestler in Shudder Island all deserve to be in there.

SPEAKER_11 11:00

They do, they do, I mean the the because the the wrestlers with uh Mickey Rourke, right? Yep, correct. Yeah, fantastic movie.

SPEAKER_12 11:08

Um of his best performances, quite honestly. You know, I mean it really is. And Shutter Island, of course, is epic. Um gosh darn.

SPEAKER_09 11:19

Marissa Tomei. Marissa Tomei and the wrestler. Yeah. It's great. Wow, yeah. Uh boy, I'm not I'm I'm kind of at a so here's the thing. Um, I guess, I guess starting with Shutter Island, I think that I think that out of these movies, uh, I think Shutter Island has the better story. And I know that's gonna be controversial, um, but I think that it's just a uh uh a single watching story. I think it's a better story. Uh I do think that maybe re-watching it uh you'd probably lose some of the the fun of that first time viewing. You know, I don't know if it's one that you rewatch all the time, uh, but I don't know that I don't know that the wrestler is either. Wrestler's pretty tragic. Uh I think it's probably a more work of art type of film.

SPEAKER_12 12:09

Uh boy, that's tough. Uh well I'll tell it Shutter Island. The cool thing about Shudder Island, it is a it is a completely different movie the second time you watch it. Yes, right. I think the Sixth Sense is what was up against this, if I'm not mistaken. Which is that we also like that. Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 12:27

Yes, that is exactly what it is. Yeah. Um I might even and I might like the Shutter Island better than I like the Sixth Sense, and that's saying a lot, but um I just I was so we can agree with this movie.

SPEAKER_12 12:40

We can agree that Vampires is is probably not going to get in, right? Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 12:45

Um I would say that's it's totally outclassed here.

SPEAKER_11 12:49

I like it, but yeah, it's not I honestly I think I think for me looking at these the last three that I guess uh I I would probably lean towards Shutter Island uh over the wrestler. And weird science, I think I would have to rely on John to uh to talk a little bit more about that and and uh and make a claim on on why weird science uh should be let in uh over let's say Shutter Island or or the wrestler. And uh I think I need some more context here. Sure.

SPEAKER_09 13:18

That's what I was gonna say too.

SPEAKER_12 13:19

Is it's John, can you sell us on uh Weird Science because um uh probably not because I probably won't pick it, and it makes me mad. Okay, but it's an 80s classic. It's one of those, you know, it it falls in it falls in line with all of those really cool teenage comedies that they were making back in the the 80s, you know, and Bill Paxton is fantastic in it. We know the basic story. These two geeks, you know, create a perfect woman. Like it's like a Frankenstein. It's like a Frankenstein, take on Frankenstein. And uh they you know, this hot woman comes out and then teaches them how to be men, I guess.

SPEAKER_11 13:58

You know, it's I I've I've seen it, John, but man, it's been probably 20 years since I've watched that movie. Yeah. And uh, but again, that like this is where I go back to I guess you know, Chad, like what you were saying is is watchability as well, right? Um, you know, or rewatchability. Are you gonna go back and which one are you, you know, if you're if you're in a doomsday bunker, what which one are you gonna want to pop open and watch, right? Like maybe that's how we gotta look at this. Right, right.

SPEAKER_09 14:27

I think it'd be Shutter Island in this case, wouldn't it? I mean, like I like so so here's the thing. I'm I'm I'm I'm I think I think where I'm at right now is that is that the wrestler is a better movie. Artistically, you know, whatever. But I think I would rather watch Shutter Island. I think it's I think I like it more. I just think it's uh yeah, I think I like it more.

SPEAKER_12 14:50

Okay, so that's you. Um let me go now so Clint gets a tiebreaker and not me. Um I'm gonna I think I am gonna go with the wrestler. Um it's just a there's a message in it about uh just never giving up on yourself, you know, and even if you even if you die, you know, be true to who you are. You know? I mean there's something there's something in it that I think is really powerful. Um not to take away from Shutter Island, because Shutter Island is fantastic, but I don't think there's that that message in it. Um well I you know what I take it back. There is kind of because doesn't DiCaprio make a choice at the end to act like he's not better.

SPEAKER_09 15:34

That's my favorite part. And I'm right, this is a huge yeah, this is a spoiler thing, but yeah, that's that that final scene to me is where the the viewer can kind of draw their own conclusion, but to me that's always exactly what it was. He does not want to live.

SPEAKER_12 15:48

He doesn't want to live in this in this world, right?

SPEAKER_09 15:50

He does not want to does not want to have the thought that thought on his on his chest. Damn.

SPEAKER_11 15:56

Well, I'll tell you, I I was between Shutter Island and Weird Science.

SPEAKER_12 16:00

Okay.

SPEAKER_11 16:01

And and that's that's actually the two that I think uh I I think I'd canceled out the the wrestler because I think Shutter Island and the Wrestler I think have actually a lot of commonality, but uh I think I'd rather go with with Shudder Island over Shutter Island. So yeah, I think that's uh that's gonna be my vote. Gosh darn it.

SPEAKER_12 16:21

Shutter Island. Alright, Shutter Island, winner, going back in the vault. Wrestler stays in the trash. That is tough. That is tough. That was that was that was a tough one.

SPEAKER_03 16:31

This place makes me wonder. Yeah, what's that, boss? Which would be worse? To live is a monster.

SPEAKER_12 16:45

Round five. Uh this one's interesting. We got Spider-Man in three. Uh we got Flight with Denzel Washington. We got the creature from the Black Lagoon, the original 50s version, and we have Twilight. Boy. I know what Chad's picking. Boy.

SPEAKER_03 17:03

I think I'll go first.

SPEAKER_12 17:04

I'll go first this time. Um I'll pick Flight. I'll pick Flight. Okay. Um it was hard to pick between Flight and Sully last time we did this because they were so similar. Um Flight's got a dynamite a dynamite performance by Denzel Washington and the the entire cast. I mean the entire cast. It's got a dynamite story. Um even though I do like the history of the creature from the Black Lagoon, it's not a top-tier monster movie, as far as I'm concerned. Um I'm going with Flight. Flight's my flight's my choice. Clinton.

SPEAKER_11 17:41

I'll go next. I I'm I'm gonna I'm gonna align with you here, John. I think uh I think flight is where uh where I'm gonna end up going. Um I would probably be between flight and honestly, Spider-Man 3. Like I I enjoy I enjoy watching it. And uh as Chad stated a couple uh couple nights ago, there's a lot to like in that movie, you know? Uh but uh I I I I think I can I I think I would go with Flight. I think that's probably the better movie on this list. Was Chad drunk or I mean was it was a problem? Was he having issue?

SPEAKER_12 18:12

Probably was, but yeah.

SPEAKER_09 18:17

Uh I yeah, I still have a soft spot for uh Spider-Man 3, and I know that we've talked about this one to an extent, and uh it's not it's it's so flawed and it's so has so many problems. But like Clint said, I do enjoy watching it, you know. There's a lot to like there. Uh but this also it's also a mess. Um yeah, I guess I'm gonna go Flight 2. I didn't love Flight. I think Flight was a really good film. Um I just didn't love it. I I think it was kind of well, I'm definitely not gonna go Twilight because I try to watch that again just to see. And it is that the that those films are so bad and so in your face bad. Like they are it is terrible. Some people like them. I know, and I don't I like I get it, I get it. Uh I had some I talked to someone about it once, and they said, well, that's just kind of the way it is when you're a teenage girl, and that's the type of things that you're thinking, and it's like this is just bad, but um I guess by default, by default, I will I will go with flight. I just don't know that I'll ever watch it when I'm in the vault.

SPEAKER_12 19:22

I uh to me, I think that's the choice, but I will say that I hesitate. The creature from Black Lagoon technically was an extremely advanced film. Um that's the one I would like to see in. That costume I would like to see in. That costume alone. I mean, that's that was pretty freaking amazing.

SPEAKER_09 19:40

That was the first like movie universe, wasn't it? Wasn't that part of the the monster universe?

SPEAKER_12 19:46

I guess the first time I really saw like that kind of thing. It might have it might have been back then, you know? Uh Frankenstein meets the Wolfman, right? That's what I mean. Like I thought that there was some, and I thought it was with that those universal pictures. Yeah, I mean, maybe. I mean, this one's a lot later than those, but still I can see that. I can see that. For Spider-Man 3, it is hard to keep out any movie from a trilogy. You know what I mean? Yeah, I mean that that is that is tough. It feels like we're cheating people. Yes, you know, even though it was a bad ending, at least it had an ending. Flight. Good, that makes me happy. There's no drink service on the flight. But they did find two empty vodka bottles in the galley trash.

unknown 20:24

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 20:25

Um and there's no physical evidence on the bottles, no DNA, no fingerprints to link them to anyone, but they were uncapped and empty. And the only people who would have had access to those bottles would be the flight crew. Now, Margaret, Evans, and Camila Sattau, they all had clean talks reports, so that only leaves you and uh Trina Marquez. Right. Trina Marquez. Okay. Okay, I see where we're going here. That's funny though, you know, they only found two bottles.

SPEAKER_12 21:00

Why is that? I drank three. Round six. This should be easy, unforgiven, dog day afternoon, lethal weapon four, and bridesmaids. I know exactly where where I'm at. I'm just gonna go ahead and mark Unforgiven is is an incredible, incredible movie. So that one should have never been in the trash heap. Uh how do we how did it get in there?

SPEAKER_09 21:28

Was it like a Apollo 13? Apollo 13. Apollo 13. Okay. I can hear I can hear Clinton getting mad about that one. Uh uh Yeah, I mean this is a s I I don't think it's as much of a slam dunket for me as you guys. Uh what were they again? It was the Unforgiven. Uh I'll go through it. Dog Day Afternoon, Lethal Weapon 4, Bridesmaids. And Lethal Weapon 4, that was the one with Jet Lee, I think. It was. And uh I really thought that it brought the franchise back on that one, got it back on track, and was it? I thought it was really good. And maybe it was just because I watched it when I was much younger, but I really thought it was cool. Okay, okay, unforgiven. Let's move on. Yeah, yeah. Dog Day Afternoon is also a good film. It is, it is.

SPEAKER_12 22:16

These are these are all good, you know.

SPEAKER_09 22:17

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 22:18

Who killed him?

SPEAKER_06 22:20

Little Bill. The Bar T boys caught him, and little Bill, he he beat him up. He was making him answer questions and beating him up, and then Ned just died. They got a sign on him, says he was a killer.

SPEAKER_08 22:34

They got a sign on him.

SPEAKER_06 22:37

In front of Greeleys.

SPEAKER_08 22:39

A sign on him in front of Greeley's.

SPEAKER_06 22:41

First Ned wouldn't say nothing. And then little Bill heard him so bad, he said who he was. He said how he was really William Money out of Missouri. And little Bill said the same William Money that dynamited the Rock Island and Pacific in 69, killing women and children and all. And Ned said he'd done a lot worse than that. Said he was more cold-blooded than William Bonnie, and how if he hurt Ned again, he was gonna come kill him. Like he killed the U.S. Marshal in 70.

SPEAKER_01 23:18

That didn't scare a little bell, did it?

SPEAKER_06 23:22

No, sir.

SPEAKER_10 23:24

You better ride on back, miss.

SPEAKER_08 23:30

Round seven.

SPEAKER_12 23:32

Another one of Chad's favorites. Moddy Python and the Holy Grail. Um, I am legend, maximum overdrive, and courage under fire.

SPEAKER_02 23:43

Hmm.

SPEAKER_09 23:44

Talk about different. Yeah, Courage Under Fire was. Who was that in that one?

SPEAKER_12 23:52

That was uh That's a Denzel Washington. Um yeah, it's uh a pretty serious um wartime investigation movie. That's what I thought. It was a court courtroom drama type of thing. It's uh it's really good. It's really good. So is I am legend. Maxim Overdrive is not good. Monty Python and the Holy Grail is great for certain people. So I know you do.

SPEAKER_11 24:20

I know you do. I think I went first last time, so I'll hold off.

SPEAKER_12 24:25

Chad, what do you think? Give it to us.

SPEAKER_09 24:26

Yeah. So I I'm not gonna fight you guys on the uh Monty Python thing too much, but I Courage under fire. I think it's forgettable, obviously, since I completely forgot about it. I think it was a good movie, but I don't think it's forgettable.

SPEAKER_12 24:44

Isn't that weird?

SPEAKER_09 24:45

I don't think you're the only one. Yeah. Yeah, I I think there was another film around that time that was pretty similar to it, and it was they were both they're both getting caught up in my my brain.

SPEAKER_11 24:55

Um that may have been the time when Denzel kicked out like back to back to back to back movies. Like he had like deja vu and uh like a bunch of those all in a row, and I think they all kind of blend together a little bit like on a on a few of those.

SPEAKER_12 25:12

Yeah, this was a very early Matt Damon. Um he was in this, uh very early role for him. Um I mean there's there's there's a lot of great people in it. Um Meg Ryan is in this. Um Lou Diamond Phillips. Oh, Lou Diamond Phillips is in her identifier. I'm kind of a fan of Lou Diamond Phillips.

SPEAKER_09 25:33

Me too. Yeah.

SPEAKER_12 25:34

I would agree. Yeah. I I am going to pick Holy Grail uh for myself. Um I I there would be an argument for I Am Legend, except for the cartoon vampires. I cannot believe I'm going to bring that up again on this show because I have mentioned this at least a dozen times in the course of doing this podcast. Um I'll just I'll just leave it there. Um my my pick, Holy Grail.

SPEAKER_09 25:59

Yeah. You know, talking talking to you about uh I Am Legend and the book and how it transpires, and then the alternate ending that they used, uh that they ultimately chose not to go that route, it changes the whole dynamic of the movie, and it would have been so much better to finish that way. Yeah. Yeah. Because like they were leak they were building up to it the whole time, and then it's like and then they just stopped at the end and then just didn't have the guts to go through with it.

SPEAKER_11 26:26

I I I was between I Am Legend and Monty Python. Uh I I will say I love I Am Legend. Like I think that's a I'd I'd thoroughly enjoy watching that movie still today. If it's on, I will sit there and I will uh watch it. Uh for just the sheer historical aspect of it and uh and also I like some slapstick comedy. Uh I'm gonna go Monty Python aspect of it.

SPEAKER_09 26:50

There is a historical aspect of it.

SPEAKER_11 26:53

Well it's it's like a hit not historical as in like their their story, like the historical.

SPEAKER_09 26:59

I learned more from year one.

SPEAKER_11 27:01

That's I learned more from year one about the Bible that I did from that's why I'm not saying the historical aspect of the movie, I'm saying the historical aspect of Monty Python of the group. So yeah, so I'm gonna go with Monty Python and the Holy Grails.

SPEAKER_12 27:14

I will tell you guys this. When we did the last when we did the show where we had to pick between Holy Grail and Life of Brian, I know we went with Life of Brian. Um Clint and I thought that the story was a little bit more developed. Chad couldn't give a shit either way. Yeah, I know you care less. But I after that show, Clint, I went and watched The Holy Grail again, and I think I made a mistake. I think the Holy Grail is a better movie. Um it's it is funnier. It is funnier, and I don't know, it's it's it's amazing. It really is really good. I feel bad about leaving it out, uh, and I'm so happy that it's going back in. So happy. Now then, on to this I Am Legend thing. The Duffer Brothers, you know, from The Stranger Things fame, did a movie in 2015 called Hidden, which is also an adaptation of that source material. And it's pretty freaking awesome.

SPEAKER_09 28:15

Alexander Skarsgard?

SPEAKER_12 28:17

Yes. Yes, I'm in on that. Yeah, you should check it out. I was I was pleasantly surprised because I randomly picked it. And uh I was like, oh, the Duffer Brothers?

SPEAKER_10 28:28

Yeah, it's based off I Legends.

SPEAKER_12 28:30

Yeah. But you wouldn't know that. Now that I've now that I've told you that, it might spoil it a little bit. Still well worth your time.

SPEAKER_09 28:37

Well worth your time. I'm gonna add it to my list.

SPEAKER_12 28:39

Yeah. Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Oh man. I was sweating bullets. I couldn't kick it out two times. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 28:55

Now stand aside, worthy adversary. Tis but a scratch. A scratch? Your arms off. No, it isn't. Well, what's that then? I've had worse. You liar! Come on, you pansy!

SPEAKER_12 29:09

Round eight. Slither, young Frankenstein, Ocean's Eleven, and Three Kings. Ocean's Eleven.

unknown 29:21

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 29:22

Oceans Eleven. Like, like that movie, I can't. This is another one where I think I probably went to bat for Ocean's Eleven. Um, and I think that that was one of the most, again, it's quotable, it's entertaining, it's it's perfect. It is an awesome movie. I love Ocean's 11.

SPEAKER_11 29:38

I just went back and I just re-watched it probably a month and a half ago, Chad, and it was one of those, like, I forgot like like just how good that movie is and how many like great one-liners and just great scenes in that movie.

SPEAKER_09 29:53

The the the dynamic with all the characters and how well they feed off each other is so good for all of them. It's like there's so much chemistry on there. Uh, even Andy Garcia with like I I love that movie. What do you mean even Andy Garcia? Well, I know, but I mean like he's like the villain. He's not like he's not like part of the squad, you know, like he's not one of the the teammates as part of the big the big heist. Sure. But he's he's you know he's the villain and he's just he's feeding off of them. He's doing so well. Uh yeah.

SPEAKER_12 30:23

You know, for me it would be between that and three kings. Um but I'll just say Ocean's 11 to have some consensus. Um, because it is great. It is great. But Three Kings is awesome too.

SPEAKER_11 30:35

Was Three Kings a war movie? Yeah.

SPEAKER_12 30:37

Yeah, George Clooney and Yeah. Jamie Foxx in that movie too. Yes, yes. Um, but let's not compare casts because Oceans 11 has just a dynamite cast.

SPEAKER_02 30:51

Incredible cast, yeah.

SPEAKER_12 30:53

Alright, excellent. Boy, this is this is not as hard as I thought it was. Oceans 11. In.

SPEAKER_04 30:58

Why do this? Why not do it? Because yesterday I walked out of the joint after losing four years of my life. Because a house always wins. Play long enough, you never change the stakes. The house takes you. Unless, when that perfect hand comes along, you bet big, and then you take the house. Been practicing this, Peter. A little bit, did I rush? It felt like I rushed. That was good. I liked Timby things worse.

SPEAKER_12 31:24

Round nine. Gone in 60 seconds. Three men and a baby, eight millimeter, and thirteen ghosts. Uh uh I'll I'll I'll jump in here.

SPEAKER_11 31:36

Yeah, yeah, go ahead. Uh what eight millimeter, three men and a baby, and what was the last one? 13 ghosts. 13 ghosts. Uh this might not be the consensus here, but uh Gone in 60 Seconds is one of my like favorite go-to movies. And I know there's like a bunch of like cheesiness in there, but you give me you give me gone in 60 seconds, and I will watch that entire movie, and I will I will love the entire thing. So I'm I'm I'm going gone in 60 seconds.

SPEAKER_12 32:07

So that's shocking to me. Uh I you know what, I can't say that. I I've only seen it once and it was when it came out. I would have to watch it again. Uh maybe it's better than I remember. Maybe I was, you know, maybe I was had my mind on something else. I I'll watch it. If you think it's that good, I will watch it again.

SPEAKER_11 32:24

Yeah, and and again, I don't think I think that there's definitely a cheese factor to it, but I also like, you know, uh I I like cars and high speed chases and things of that nature. And uh and it just kind of fills uh a bunch of those uh you know, scratches those itches.

SPEAKER_09 32:41

So some some context for this, John, is Clinton. This movie came out in 2000. So Clint and I would have been juniors in high school. And so those car chases were incredible. And and I agree with Clint. Like when they're listening to uh Low Rider to get psyched up and all that stuff, or they're listening to the Lamborghini's uh engines to like it's so cheesy, but like uh what is it? Vin is it Vinny Vinny what's what's his name? Vinny John Vinny Jones. Vinny Jones, who barely even talks, um, and he's talking to that other. I I don't know. I uh there are a lot of really good interactions with that one. Um so I I I'm not completely sold on Gone in Sixty Seconds, but I don't I think I think it might be the best out of these four. Okay.

SPEAKER_12 33:28

Um my choice is three men and a baby. Um, but only because there's really nothing else that we have picked for the for the vault that's like that.

SPEAKER_11 33:40

I do like when it came out was incredible though. Yeah, like I remember that being a hit like hilarious movie. Uh who's all in that? Ted Dancon? Tom Selleck is the one Ted Dan.

SPEAKER_12 33:52

Tom Sellick and Steve Gutenberg, I think.

SPEAKER_11 33:54

Okay, yeah.

SPEAKER_09 33:55

Yeah. I mean that's that's a that's a darn good lineup. Just to just to double check though, what was what were the other two? It was uh Gone in Sex 60 Seconds, 8mm, which I I think that's a better story than what we let on, but like it's not it's so dark. Yeah, you know what I mean.

SPEAKER_11 34:11

That is that that's a that's a one-time watch for me. It's just yeah, it's takes it too far down in the gutter. Because that's Nick Cage too, right?

SPEAKER_09 34:19

Yeah, it was Nick Cage and uh Johnny Cash. Uh Joaquin Phoenix was the guy in there too, yeah.

SPEAKER_12 34:25

Yeah. Yeah, that's a dark movie. Um and I'm not disqualifying it because of that, but yikes. People crawling out of the vault. Hey, you want to watch a little eight millimeter? You know? You got any food? No. But we can watch eight millimeter and 13 ghosts. We've had a long conversation about that. It's um horror people love it. But uh I I I'll well, conversation's over. Gone in 60 seconds. You guys, you guys win. Gone in 60 seconds. Okay, in back in the vault. My dad's gonna be so happy. Yes, all that.

SPEAKER_11 35:01

That is right. I remember you making that statement last time. Yeah, Brad was gonna be so mad.

SPEAKER_09 35:06

Yep.

unknown 35:07

I am a bad man.

SPEAKER_12 35:18

Round 10. 2012. Super 8, 16 candles, and House of a Thousand Corpses. I'll go first, 16 Candles is the obvious choice, unless someone wants to argue about it. Because I was really this is this one hurt me the most out of all the strokes that we've done. Yeah. 40-year-old version. Yeah, that's what it was. 40-year-old version. Uh 40-year-old version. Um but we can discuss 2012. That's on Q sack, right?

SPEAKER_09 35:53

That's the one that you're gonna.

SPEAKER_12 35:54

Yeah, that's a rough one. That's a rough one for me, man. It is really bad. And Super 8, I just cannot, as much as I want to like it, I just was not, I just can't get excited about it. House of Thousand Corpses. I think Rob Zombie goes too far. For me at 16 Candles. What do you guys think, Clint?

SPEAKER_11 36:10

I'd I I think I'm I think I'm aligned with you on this one. I think 16 Candles uh would be my be my pick. Uh yeah, I I think I think 2012, uh, there are just so many better earth-ending movies that you can go watch.

SPEAKER_12 36:26

Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 36:27

Um The Day After Tomorrow. What was that? The Day After Tomorrow. That's one of the best movies. Yeah, Day After Tomorrow. I absolutely love that movie. So that one's bad. But yeah, 2012 just didn't it didn't do anything for me. I thought it was, you know, just very blah. Uh Super 8. Um, I think I seen that when it first came out. That was Steven Spielberg, right? He produced JJ Abrams directed. Okay. Yeah. And uh, but yeah, I I think uh in House of a Thousand Corpses, I can tell you I've never I've never watched it, but uh 16 Candles would be my be my pick. Okay, excellent. Excellent. Same thing for you, Chad. You got something different?

SPEAKER_09 37:01

No, I I'd I'd really like to try and make a case for Super 8, but I can't. I just I can't do it, and I don't know why. Again, I'm just with I'm with you on that, John.

SPEAKER_12 37:09

I I and I don't know what it is about it. I mean it's it's JJ Abrams working in the style, trying to ape the style of early Spielberg. Yeah. And for some reason, it's just it's just not exciting. I don't just don't think it works for some reason. Nope. You know, on its face, there's nothing wrong with it, but I don't know. Some movies are just like that, I guess.

SPEAKER_11 37:29

I I think I think that when they hyped that movie up, though, if I remember right, they made a big point of like, you know, being tied to Steven Spielberg, and it was like Yeah, they almost hyped it up like it, oh, this can be the next ET, you know. And I think what they were doing, yeah. I think like when you hype something and you compare it to like a you know, a timeless classic, and then it's it's not that, it's like it almost hurts it way worse, right? Like I think they would have been better off of not marketing it to that and just letting it be its own thing. Because like it's always gonna be tied to that now, right?

SPEAKER_12 38:03

In my mind. Yeah, no, you're right. The expectation was pretty high for it. Pretty high. Excellent. So let's go through this list real quick. Here's the films that we have put back in. I think I'm proud of all of these. Uh Return of the Jedi, Toy Story, Kill Bill Volume 2, Shutter Island, Flight, Unforgiven, Holy Grail, Oceans 11, Gone in 60 Seconds, and 16 Candles. Hey, that's a pretty good night at the movies, right there. That is a good list. That's a good idea.

SPEAKER_11 38:34

I too we kicked all those out. I I was waiting for John to throw the curveball and be like, well, now we gotta take it down to five. Like, it's not really these, you know, it's not really these ten. You know, yeah.

SPEAKER_09 38:45

We'd have to we'd we'd have to argue about these for forever with with the way some of them yeah.

SPEAKER_12 38:50

Yeah, well, I wouldn't do that to you. Oh, hold on, hold on one second. I just just got a text from NASA. Hang on one second. I'm gonna go this.

unknown 38:58

Okay.

SPEAKER_12 39:00

Oh, hold up, hold up. Oh no. Okay, hey, listen to this. Cinema Saviors. New data suggests that the odds of impact has just risen to 21%. It seems prudent at this time that inclusion of more than five previously rejected movies is stupid. Pick only five, or your contract shall be voided.

SPEAKER_09 39:25

Well, we gotta get those tickets, John. We gotta get those industry. Damn.

SPEAKER_12 39:30

Holy shit. How do you know that? How'd you know that?

SPEAKER_09 39:34

That is crazy. Okay, well, we'll let's start by eliminating the life of Brian or the whatever it was, the John Cleese.

SPEAKER_12 39:44

Well, I uh that sucks, man, because I was really excited about that. But um here, let's just let's just do it this way. I'm gonna just this seems like the most logical way. I'm gonna do round one and two, round three and four, etc. You can never trust the government. Okay, so that means that now we have Return of the Jedi up against Toy Story. Thoughts? Oh man.

SPEAKER_09 40:07

We we have the other two uh Star Wars.

SPEAKER_12 40:11

We do. Well, we don't, because they haven't come around yet, so we don't know. Okay.

SPEAKER_09 40:16

I don't know if they would like if if I don't know I don't think I don't know that Return of the Jedi would be a standalone film. You know what I mean? So like without knowing how we're gonna be able to handle the first two, can we really put the third in there? And maybe this is the the reason we didn't do it the first time. I just think that uh I think that uh Toy Story is going to be my vote on this one.

SPEAKER_11 40:48

I mean, everything inside of me is like screaming right now if we're gonna kick Return of the Jedi back out. Uh but I mean I'd I I was thinking the same thing here, Chad. Like if I A, Return of the Jedi is uh number three out of those. Uh you know, so it's not it's if it's not my top uh pick on those. Toy Story is, I mean, it like I said, being like the Pixar film. Um and hey, there's gotta be kids in this vault, they're gonna want, you know, they they gotta watch some movies. Um I think Toy Story is gonna have to be the pick here. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_09 41:28

We're gonna have to procreate and we're gonna need a babysitter, and Toy Story is gonna be uh a good one.

SPEAKER_12 41:33

Wouldn't it be funny that if the government and I don't know this for a fact, but if the government is thinking long term that they only put children in the vault?

SPEAKER_09 41:42

Oh yeah, and they get to watch Kill Bill Volume 2.

SPEAKER_12 41:44

And they can watch and we're picking all these movies that is not for children.

SPEAKER_09 41:49

Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 41:53

At at eight years old, you're watching Shutter Island trying to figure out what you're watching. Yeah, oh man.

SPEAKER_12 41:59

I my vote I guess would be Toy Story. This one hurts though. I mean it does. Return of the Jedi is it's great. Return of the Jedi is a great movie. You know, it might be the lesser of the trilogy, but that doesn't mean that it's not a great movie.

SPEAKER_11 42:11

That doesn't mean it's bad. No, I mean it's good. It's a phenomenal movie. And like I said, this this one hurts, John. I'd I don't know these two two together here, but yeah.

SPEAKER_12 42:24

Damn. Well, I'm sorry, guys. I mean, I and and I I I would rather probably watch Return of the Jedi than Toy Story, but I think you're right. I don't think we have enough stuff in here for for kids. You know? Yeah. I don't think yeah, I think that's gonna have to be the deciding factor. It might be the only movie that we've picked for kids. We got frozen. We got frozen. Oh, that's true. We got that. Hey kids, come on, come in and watch the holy grail.

SPEAKER_11 42:52

Hey, you know, we got we got you know Toy Story of Pixar, and we got a Disney princess movie, right? So like we're we're checking off some boxes here.

SPEAKER_12 43:01

Yeah, yeah, they can have uh they can have they can have two movies. Yeah, you know.

SPEAKER_05 43:06

You've got a friend in me. You've got a friend in me. When the road looks rough ahead in your miles and miles from your nice.

SPEAKER_12 43:21

Kill Bill Volume 2 versus Shudder Island.

SPEAKER_09 43:31

Clint, you wanna what are your thoughts? John, one of you guys I can't. Yeah, I'm not sure.

SPEAKER_11 43:36

I I I know where my gut's telling me to go, which is Shutter Island, because it's not a we don't have volume one of Kill Bill. Um I I would probably I mean this is a tough one. I hate I'm I I think it's a travesty any time that you kick out a Tarantino film. It is not true. Um But I I think I think I would probably probably go to I think I'd probably go to Shutter Island.

SPEAKER_12 44:04

Yeah. I I haven't made up my mind. I I uh Kill Bill is certainly more fun. Oh yeah. Certainly more fun.

SPEAKER_09 44:14

Um that's all I got. And Kill Bill volume two because I'm trying to remember this. I I kind of picture them as all one movie. That was like Lucy Liu wasn't in that one, right? Who was it he that she fought in that was yeah that was one.

SPEAKER_12 44:28

That was one.

SPEAKER_09 44:29

Yeah I'm just trying to think because I I I I think I'm gonna go because this is basically the same argument as we had on the first two um you know was a standalone film and Tarantino style it's probably the number two has more of the first part of the story than the second part of the story. So I know you know I'm just trying to I'm I'm just rolling all this through my head and inviting you guys in on it. But uh I think I do think again um I think it's got to be Shutter Island right and I don't feel good about this but I I don't feel good about it but I think it's gotta be I think that's gotta be my call.

SPEAKER_12 45:00

I think that's I think the general population has forgotten just how good Shutter Island is I think so too. Yeah you know I would agree. Because I think that it can people compare it to Inception. Yes. Came out very similar timelines.

SPEAKER_11 45:16

Yeah yeah and uh and and of course you think DiCaprio and you probably and it's also a mind twisted movie right you know I mean both of them Inception also hurts your head right uh when you're trying to keep track of what's going on with a very ambiguous ending right that you can kind of decipher however you want to want to uh so I mean I I can definitely see uh overlap between those two films right and why they can why they could get uh confused but uh yeah I just I yeah people are gonna kill us for this you know that right yes yes yeah I think so I think that we're I think that this is probably the these first two are probably gonna be the ones that the mass masses would they're gonna disagree would disagree with disagree just right up yeah they are but that's why we're put in this position is to make these hard decisions we gotta take a little of emotion out and and say what is best for the populace right yes right right oh I guess I'll go Shutter Island yeah I guess I'll go Shutter Island um it's it's so good but it's not as much fun as Guild Bill.

SPEAKER_12 46:29

It's not really that much fun at all Shutter Island's pretty pretty brutal movie.

SPEAKER_09 46:34

Yeah but also yeah Shutter Island it's it's also got a lot like horror stands will love it you know because it does have that it does have that horror vibe to it and it's right even though even though it's not your typical horror movie it's yeah it does have that it's terrifying oh man okay well here come the comments okay yeah yes all right shutter island takes down kill bill volume two oh boy all right this one is not as hard round five ends round six we picked flight and unforgiven i'm i'm I'm unforgiven all all the way not even yeah not even any emotion tied to it yeah yep 100% on that one yep me too unforgiven i i mean here here's here's the problem john is i think return of the jedi toy story killbull of volume two shutter island and unforgiven would be the five that I would pick if it was just up to you know what I mean like we just rolled through like the top top four out of the first two rounds you know what this really isn't fair because this is not the assignment that that I was given that we were given yeah this is not you know they either they can't get their instruments straight and get a decent reading I mean there's no reason at the last minute to pull this kind of crap correct right here in yeah damn yeah well I'm happy about unforgiven I yeah I would unforgiven honestly it's a top ten movie for me straight up oh yeah it's you know yeah one of the best uh next round we have Monty Python and the Holy Grail versus Ocean's 11 oh my god oceans 11 so hard I'm gonna have to stand on business on this one I think I'm on Monty Python I think that's I think that's where I'm I don't I don't think we should like I don't think we can kick it out again but uh I love Oceans 11 Chad but uh I think I'm I'm gonna I'm gonna kick it over to John's court and John's gonna need to figure out which one of these were keeping it before before we let John be the tiebreaker on this let's let's just think like we're gonna have to again we're gonna have to procreate we're gonna have to have children being brought up and they're gonna be seeing this movie and they're thinking is this what society was like is this what like they thought that was funny whereas Brad Pitt and George Clooney everything they say in there or don't say sometimes it's some of the things that that they don't say you know like when when George Clooney's talking to Brad Pitt and he's like you think we need another guy don't we don't you doesn't say anything yep we need another guy all right I'll get another guy that like it's it's funny it's clever it's fast paced it's witty it's awesome it's better it's so much better all right John I think it'll also probably be forgotten in 30 years.

SPEAKER_12 49:50

I don't I don't think I don't think it's going to stand the test of time like Holy Grail has stood the test of time. The Holy Grail is a is a generational classic you know this movie is from the 70s and we're still here talking about it. Unfortunately I I know I hear you and I know it's not for everybody yeah I know it's not for everybody but that would be my choice Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Surely though Chad you have to agree this movie has stood the test of time since I was a I mean I was the you guys weren't even around yeah yeah exactly yeah and this thing is still super popular.

SPEAKER_11 50:34

Everybody knows what this is yeah oh yeah I yeah I get it I just don't get it I I will have Monty Python clips still pop up uh on the holy grail the uh that'll pop up on my TikTok and I will like I will literally just sit there and watch the entire clip. Right every it's just a flesh wound.

SPEAKER_10 50:55

It's just yeah that was the last one I watched watch the whole scene as he's sitting there still wanting to fight with no arms and no legs get back here.

SPEAKER_12 51:05

Have at thee I I understand I understand that some people aren't aren't into it but that's gonna have to be it's gonna have to be my choice I'm sorry. The next round we have gone in 60 seconds versus 16 candles John I think you're up yeah I think John we know where John's gonna go with this one I'm going 16 candles and not just because I like it better which I do it is a it's one of those time capsule movies and I always try to veer on to that side you know when there's a movie about a certain age and I think 16 candles is that not that God in the 60s isn't it's just that that era the 2000s are some of the worst movies ever made you but you didn't hear me say that it's I I just I'm just not I just it's not it's a it's a low point in cinema for me that that era but uh that's that's my pitch 16 candles that's the one I like Clint I'd I I'll I'm gonna have to put the ball in your court here Chad because uh I'm gonna go gone in 60 seconds I'm gonna I'm gonna go with the movie that uh that I just I'd I truly like watching and uh again like I said before like it's just a if it's on I'm gonna watch it and uh I love that movie in all of its cheesiness.

SPEAKER_09 52:36

I I hate this being the person on this one because I don't think that I'm the right audience for for 16 candles just because of the fact that I just I like so after we talked about it last time I went and watched it again just to see it's like you know how was that movie? If I maybe it just soured on me and I I get it it's good it's not my style uh but I but again it's not about me it's about the people and the future oh man so this is terrible this is a terrible because I I can't hardly choose gone in sixty seconds because I know it's not as good of a movie uh and it's again it is a timepiece I just if it were up to me and technically it is I would I would I would pretty easily say gone in sixty seconds because like Clint I would rather watch that movie uh however with the fate of movies in general on the line I think that I think that I would have to choose 16 candles. I'm telling your dad by the way I know that you were the deciding factors is going to be so upset that uh gone in 60 seconds is gone again and all those cars man like so that was the that was another thing like like the the like the the cars are what made that film it was it was all like testosterone and you know shiny Eleanor Eleanor yeah exactly are we gonna have gt500s in the I'm not a Mustang guy but are we gonna have GT500s in uh in in the vaults that's a that's a question.

SPEAKER_11 54:12

Are you saying Molly Ringwald is not testosterone inducing I do love Molly she's adorable adorable in that don't forget about long duck dong yeah yeah I try to forget about that one that's the uh but Molly Ringwald is incredible in that one uh is it Anthony Edwards is that who the kid what's Anthony Hall Anthony Hall that's who it is yeah yeah uh he did really well man I I guess I'm gonna go I guess I'm gonna go 16 candles just remember Chad Joan Cusack is also in 16 candles oh yeah I forgot how much you hate joan cusack damn I I don't yeah just remember that john john cusack was in that movie then too wasn't he I don't remember who he was then yeah who what role did he play Bryce I don't know what uh what role that is but he wasn't the heartthrob no he's not the heartthrobb no he was one of the friends of the kid right yeah yeah it's you know it's fun to go back and watch those movies and you can see like little cameo roles from people that are really well known now yeah um I just watched Scream 2 last night and I could not believe how many actors are in that that I'm like oh my god he's in this too Timothy Oliphant was in that one right yeah there's a ton of people in it I love him I love his acting I love his films yeah he's great it I'm just looking at the cast of 16 candles here and uh Beth Ringwald is in this as well is that is that Molly's mother how many ringwalds are running around yeah yeah oh it's it's her sister her sister no kidding no kidding so there were sisters so there was a so it's funny because John and Joan were in the in there and Molly and her sister so that's kind of that's kind of an interesting twist.

SPEAKER_12 56:02

Well man I am so happy hold on hold on I got another text hang on oh shit I don't know what this is all about it looks like wow it looks like this show is gonna be put on hiatus until their instruments are synchronized it says uh go ahead and send in the results okay well I okay I'll send these results in but I think that we this show might be on hiatus for a little while okay that's interesting in the bunker now or what's what happened I don't know maybe maybe 50 movies is enough okay all right maybe that's what it is oh oh oh hold on there's one more one more we're being reassigned oh okay updates to come okay shit okay all right interesting new challenges lie ahead wow okay well that's kind of neat I don't know what that's all about might might suck well let's hope not let's hope not well okay well we're gonna be able to recast Monty Python and the Holy Grail that's our next design well gentlemen cinema saviors uh once again I think that we have done a a fine job at least I think so uh maybe they don't agree uh maybe NASA doesn't agree I don't know but uh I think we did a good job here here's five movies that we have saved all good movies sixteen Candles Holy Grail Unforgiven Shutter Island Toy Story all were in the the trash bin and we have resurrected those and I think that's good work. I'm gonna pour one out for Return of the Jedi and Ocean's Eleven so many good movies you know there are so many good movies that's just too bad. I mean there's really nothing else like movies quite as nicely that's true you know there really is well gentlemen cinema saviors Clint and Chad thank you so much for joining us and for your service to the country thank you our pleasure for having us look looking forward to the next uh the next phase whatever that may be the next mission yeah I'm a little scared we'll see all right guys have a good night take care you too thanks John