The three of you have the special sauce. The chemistry, the obscure but very interesting topic that you know very well, and good production skills. This is what makes Conan's podcast brilliant, or the bodega boys. But you're doing it with a female comedic voice that's amazing. Honestly can't wait to hear more of your stuff. Keep pushing through bc eventually someone is going to pick you up
They technically used an idea for that story twice. Once within the final movie where they factory reset Buzz to his Toy Story 1 form as a space cadet, and in a short where Buzz was left behind at a fast food place in place of a happy meal version of him going home with Bonnie. To be fair the concept art makes me think of Robot Chicken and that scares me lol
Aussie viewer here. Anytime you do an Aussie accent I'm in tears, and somehow your English accents turn out Aussie when they're not cockney or posh 😂 Binging and loving your videos and podcasts, inspiring me to go rewatch or pause and watch the classics (good and bad) first. Thanks for the laughs and facts 🙌🏽
The Oscar won by Marlon Brando would have to be the one for On the Waterfront. He declined the one for The Godfather, so the 1954 award was the only one he ever accepted. Most of his property was sold after his death in 2004 and the Oscar was auctioned at Christies in June 2005. That's pretty close to the time frame when members of the oligopoly which ruled Malaysia (having done so for all five decades since Malay Independence and still does, really) embezzled the national treasury.
This may be an unpopular opinion or an arguable opinion, and contrary to what this episode may say or believe, but I don't think return to Neverland is a direct sequel since I hold Hook near and dear to my heart and consider that more of a direct sequel regardless what studio made it or plot and such I think Hook is very overlooked and maybe underrated but this could be a bias opinion... RU-FI-OOOOOOOHHHHH
Obviously very late to the party here, but Rae is absolutely spot on about the intention behind the sequel being the main factor for how good the sequel is. When the filmmakers have love and respect for the original, it 100% shows. If you still haven’t watched Return to Oz, it’s absolutely worth a watch. Apparently it’s includes all of the most common fears children experience, which is why it traumatized a generation. For me as a kid, Mombie’s wall of decapitated heads was way scarier than the wheelers.
I don't think the wait for the incredibles 2 was worth it. The story it told was the exact same one from first movie, just changing the genre of the roles and characters. In the first one you have a bored husband, unsatisfied with his life, being lured by a business woman into becoming a super hero again, then he keeps it secret until it's discovered that his boss was evil. In the second one you have a bored wife, unsatisfied with her life, being lured by a business woman into becoming a super hero again, then she keeps it secret until it's discovered that her boss was evil. I mean. I found people trashing movies like Avatar for much less than that. The incredibles 2 wasn't a bad movie, it was completely unnecessary and the lack of creativity into its creation is astounding.
Just got into you're channel and you're podcast about a week ago. I love every bit of what you folks are doing. You've actually inspired me to evolve my own channel with your approach.Keep it up. If I may, I think you should do a video or podcast episode about the Disney/Pixar feud. It is quite fascinating and all the other videos I've seen really don't do it justice the way I think you could. The story behind Disney's Circle 7 Animation is quite fascinating and where the stories of the Finding Dory and Toy Story 3 begin. I've seen a bunch of videos on it but never really in the comprehensive way that I think you guys would. The butting of heads between Michael Eisner and Steve Jobbs is truly the definition of a sh*t show. Thank you for doing all you do.
That's awesome to hear. Glad you enjoy our nonsesne. The Disney/Pixar feud is a good idea for an episode. I think we should do more specific episodes like that. I'll put it on the list.
Some interesting stuff on method acting. In 1934 American actress Stella Adler worked with Russian theatre practitioner and character actor Konstantin Stanislavski - who invented _Stanislavski's system_ on which the method acting techniques are built on. Given the emphasis that emotion memory had received in New York City, Adler was surprised to find that Stanislavski rejected the technique except as a last resort. Lee Strasberg, the "father of method acting in America", then angrily rejected this (to use emotion memory only as a last resort) and refused to modify his version of the system. The reason why Stanislavski only saw emotion memory as a last resort was - if I remember correctly - that he had experienced it having a detrimental effect on the mental and emotional well-being of the actors. So, no I don't think Jared is going to be okay... but we all knew that by now #itsmorbintime
Paul Hogan’s script grab was probably ego driven but in Hollywood there’s a sort of petty reflex action to squeeze dollars out of a project any way you can. I always liked producer Bob Justman’s Star Trek story on how Roddenberry scammed half the money from the theme music by writing unusable lyrics for it.
Oh, they used them. Lt. Uhura sings the lyrics in the TOS episode "The Conscience of the King." I always assumed Roddenberry made a few bucks off of their use in that episode
That robot from rocky 4 is sico the robot made in has a very interesting backstory. One of Stallones kids was autistic, and had a really hard time communicating with people and could get frustrated really easy. The robot was specially made for the kid to help autism and communication. Because the robot worked so well with his child Stallone wanted to show it off in his movie. later on James brown used sico the robot in his live shows
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I’ll never forget watching that first XxX movie on VHS with my buddy when I was like 16 or so. I thought the whole thing was so corny and cheap, but THEN, then came the scene where he’s escaping some enemy compound on his motorcycle and fucking WILLS his motorcycle into a sick jump to clear over a 20 foot high barbed wire fence. I laughed so hard and tortured my friend while I rewound and replayed that moment about ten times.
Three of my friends and I saw it on opening day in a nearly empty theater, and it was everything we hoped it would be; on a related note, Rob Cohen is one of the worst directors ever.
Clint, I hope you didn't try to find RoboCop 4 and end up watching RoboCop: Prime Directives. I used to be a moderator at a RoboCop forum back in high school and even my levels of fandom weren't enough to choke down those movies without regret. P.S. RoboCop 2 rules.
Michelle Yeoh is awesome and very talented but she seems to say yes to EVERYTHING these days and only 25% ends up being good. She's lucky she gets stuff like Everything Everywhere All At Once because if we just rated her off of Star Trek Discovery, The Witchery Blood Origins and Minions: Rise of Gru... Yikes!
Oh jeez, The Happening is legit one of the worst movies ever. It's almost impressive how bad it is. Completely cured me of what at the time was a pretty incapacitating Zooey Deschanel crush though.
M. Night was told his movies were humorless so his attempted jokes in Signs that were totally misguided. Example of Phoenix watching the birthday party on the news. The tension builds and builds. What are we going to see?! “Vamanos!” Laughs all around, tension released… then the jump scare. A ruined moment. Secondly, I hated how Mel Gibson, one of the most charismatic actors ever, played the character so completely flat because (my assumption is) he no longer had faith, therefore was a lifeless shell. Knowing the crazy Christian Gibson now, it makes sense why he would play it that way.
@@ItWasAShtShow let me clarify. Are there more video episodes of the show that are not listed in your current library? Or have you only done 10 video documentaries and the rest are podcasts?
Xander is a stupid name in general given that it's actually meant to be short for Alexander... Which is already Alex. Xander is for the douche's who don't realise how stupid it is.
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The three of you have the special sauce. The chemistry, the obscure but very interesting topic that you know very well, and good production skills. This is what makes Conan's podcast brilliant, or the bodega boys. But you're doing it with a female comedic voice that's amazing. Honestly can't wait to hear more of your stuff. Keep pushing through bc eventually someone is going to pick you up
Ah this is so thoughtful! Thanks so much!
That Buzz Lightyear being shipped to Japan story would have been a disaster since it says 'Made in Taiwan' on him
I hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
They technically used an idea for that story twice. Once within the final movie where they factory reset Buzz to his Toy Story 1 form as a space cadet, and in a short where Buzz was left behind at a fast food place in place of a happy meal version of him going home with Bonnie. To be fair the concept art makes me think of Robot Chicken and that scares me lol
T2 Trainspotting was fantastic. Actually loved that it took so long to be made in a way because it wouldn’t work the same if it was less
Aussie viewer here. Anytime you do an Aussie accent I'm in tears, and somehow your English accents turn out Aussie when they're not cockney or posh 😂
Binging and loving your videos and podcasts, inspiring me to go rewatch or pause and watch the classics (good and bad) first. Thanks for the laughs and facts 🙌🏽
Oh yeah we are terrible at accents across the board! Haha!
Glad you're enjoying regardless!
The Oscar won by Marlon Brando would have to be the one for On the Waterfront. He declined the one for The Godfather, so the 1954 award was the only one he ever accepted. Most of his property was sold after his death in 2004 and the Oscar was auctioned at Christies in June 2005. That's pretty close to the time frame when members of the oligopoly which ruled Malaysia (having done so for all five decades since Malay Independence and still does, really) embezzled the national treasury.
Binging all your content, an amazing channel! You three deserve much wider praise.
This may be an unpopular opinion or an arguable opinion, and contrary to what this episode may say or believe, but I don't think return to Neverland is a direct sequel since I hold Hook near and dear to my heart and consider that more of a direct sequel regardless what studio made it or plot and such
I think Hook is very overlooked and maybe underrated but this could be a bias opinion... RU-FI-OOOOOOOHHHHH
In the beginning he mentions he did a video on Toy Story 2. But I don't see it anywhere on the channel
See our playlist section.
Clint, you're right Cinderella 3: A Twist In Time is one of the best sequels to a Disney movie!
I’ll take your word for it and pass it on. Haha
Return to Oz still haunts my nightmares.
Obviously very late to the party here, but Rae is absolutely spot on about the intention behind the sequel being the main factor for how good the sequel is. When the filmmakers have love and respect for the original, it 100% shows.
If you still haven’t watched Return to Oz, it’s absolutely worth a watch. Apparently it’s includes all of the most common fears children experience, which is why it traumatized a generation. For me as a kid, Mombie’s wall of decapitated heads was way scarier than the wheelers.
I don't think the wait for the incredibles 2 was worth it. The story it told was the exact same one from first movie, just changing the genre of the roles and characters.
In the first one you have a bored husband, unsatisfied with his life, being lured by a business woman into becoming a super hero again, then he keeps it secret until it's discovered that his boss was evil.
In the second one you have a bored wife, unsatisfied with her life, being lured by a business woman into becoming a super hero again, then she keeps it secret until it's discovered that her boss was evil.
I mean. I found people trashing movies like Avatar for much less than that. The incredibles 2 wasn't a bad movie, it was completely unnecessary and the lack of creativity into its creation is astounding.
Just got into you're channel and you're podcast about a week ago. I love every bit of what you folks are doing. You've actually inspired me to evolve my own channel with your approach.Keep it up. If I may, I think you should do a video or podcast episode about the Disney/Pixar feud. It is quite fascinating and all the other videos I've seen really don't do it justice the way I think you could. The story behind Disney's Circle 7 Animation is quite fascinating and where the stories of the Finding Dory and Toy Story 3 begin. I've seen a bunch of videos on it but never really in the comprehensive way that I think you guys would. The butting of heads between Michael Eisner and Steve Jobbs is truly the definition of a sh*t show. Thank you for doing all you do.
That's awesome to hear. Glad you enjoy our nonsesne.
The Disney/Pixar feud is a good idea for an episode. I think we should do more specific episodes like that. I'll put it on the list.
Some interesting stuff on method acting. In 1934 American actress Stella Adler worked with Russian theatre practitioner and character actor Konstantin Stanislavski - who invented _Stanislavski's system_ on which the method acting techniques are built on. Given the emphasis that emotion memory had received in New York City, Adler was surprised to find that Stanislavski rejected the technique except as a last resort. Lee Strasberg, the "father of method acting in America", then angrily rejected this (to use emotion memory only as a last resort) and refused to modify his version of the system.
The reason why Stanislavski only saw emotion memory as a last resort was - if I remember correctly - that he had experienced it having a detrimental effect on the mental and emotional well-being of the actors.
So, no I don't think Jared is going to be okay... but we all knew that by now #itsmorbintime
The triple x coat is nuts…..it’s like a double fur lined pimp-trench coat.
I fall between Bette Davis + Joan Crawford and the Bil and Ted Movie - I am laughing SO hard! Please keep bringing t!
Paul Hogan’s script grab was probably ego driven but in Hollywood there’s a sort of petty reflex action to squeeze dollars out of a project any way you can. I always liked producer Bob Justman’s Star Trek story on how Roddenberry scammed half the money from the theme music by writing unusable lyrics for it.
Oh, they used them. Lt. Uhura sings the lyrics in the TOS episode "The Conscience of the King." I always assumed Roddenberry made a few bucks off of their use in that episode
11:08 I just looked this up. Anyone else think Kraven the Hunter would wear this?
I’m an Aussie. Sooo disappointed ☹️ ☹️☹️
Just kidding, love your podcasts!!!
I’ve enjoyed every episode, please keep ‘em coming!!
Whew! Was worried there for a moment.
That robot from rocky 4 is sico the robot made in has a very interesting backstory. One of Stallones kids was autistic, and had a really hard time communicating with people and could get frustrated really easy. The robot was specially made for the kid to help autism and communication. Because the robot worked so well with his child Stallone wanted to show it off in his movie. later on James brown used sico the robot in his live shows
My airpods died while bingewatching these podcasts. Damn you, now I have to charge them so I can continue bingewatching.
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I had to look up the wheelers, its been a while, holy shit
“I was going to walk my dog, but now I am going to walk a kangaroo.” - Paul “Thaurus” Hogan
I’ll never forget watching that first XxX movie on VHS with my buddy when I was like 16 or so. I thought the whole thing was so corny and cheap, but THEN, then came the scene where he’s escaping some enemy compound on his motorcycle and fucking WILLS his motorcycle into a sick jump to clear over a 20 foot high barbed wire fence. I laughed so hard and tortured my friend while I rewound and replayed that moment about ten times.
I know exactly the feeling. But my friends and I were cracking up in the theater.
Three of my friends and I saw it on opening day in a nearly empty theater, and it was everything we hoped it would be; on a related note, Rob Cohen is one of the worst directors ever.
Clint, I hope you didn't try to find RoboCop 4 and end up watching RoboCop: Prime Directives. I used to be a moderator at a RoboCop forum back in high school and even my levels of fandom weren't enough to choke down those movies without regret.
P.S. RoboCop 2 rules.
Great video
Interesting video
you mentioned you had done a video on toy story 2, but i can't find it??
It’s from the old channel. See the playlist section.
Was it the Mulan sequel the one where they took a strong character and then made her obsessed with marriage?
Hey, Goober, where's the toy story 2 video?
To answer all Rae's questions about what was going on in the 80s it was cocaine....
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You know, Clint, I suppose you'd know about geeky know-it-all names. ;)
Spin off podcast called Bonkers Town
Michelle Yeoh is awesome and very talented but she seems to say yes to EVERYTHING these days and only 25% ends up being good. She's lucky she gets stuff like Everything Everywhere All At Once because if we just rated her off of Star Trek Discovery, The Witchery Blood Origins and Minions: Rise of Gru... Yikes!
Great stuff
Oh jeez, The Happening is legit one of the worst movies ever. It's almost impressive how bad it is. Completely cured me of what at the time was a pretty incapacitating Zooey Deschanel crush though.
I know this is super late, but 102 Dalmatians actually exists.
Hahaha. Yes. Yes it does.
I’d like to see Brave 2
"What was happening in the 80's?" COCAINE!
I really like Signs, curious what you hate about it.
M. Night was told his movies were humorless so his attempted jokes in Signs that were totally misguided. Example of Phoenix watching the birthday party on the news. The tension builds and builds. What are we going to see?! “Vamanos!” Laughs all around, tension released… then the jump scare. A ruined moment.
Secondly, I hated how Mel Gibson, one of the most charismatic actors ever, played the character so completely flat because (my assumption is) he no longer had faith, therefore was a lifeless shell. Knowing the crazy Christian Gibson now, it makes sense why he would play it that way.
But Jared Leto is the best at pretending?
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Where are all your shit show videos? I keep seeing clips from stuff and can’t find them on your channel.
I don’t know how to help you…
@@ItWasAShtShow let me clarify. Are there more video episodes of the show that are not listed in your current library? Or have you only done 10 video documentaries and the rest are podcasts?
@@JeffreyLeeBlake Correct. 12 videos, the rest are podcasts.
Xander is a stupid name in general given that it's actually meant to be short for Alexander... Which is already Alex. Xander is for the douche's who don't realise how stupid it is.
Like Toper then?
Liked dum and dummer 2
It was okay but the first one was lightning in a bottle