Can't wait to have the lads in my flat personally reading the 500 episode to me, this has been a dream I never knew I had. Congrats on 10 years I started watched during the pandemic and massive fan now
10 years of comic book movie news, once but no longer shooting up our butt holes, but nonetheless continues to leave us feeling refreshed and invigorated on a weekly basis 😊
I remember being with Mr Sunday Movies in 2013 when he started the podcast, and started watching it the same year and now these podcasts help me to fall asleep (in a good way!) Here's to another 10 more years
NO. No. no. David McCallum did NOT write the song the Edge. David Axelrod wrote it, and David McCallum performed it. Finally, you guys messed something up. It's been years of perfection, but now I got you. Relish....
@@austinsavage5962Thomas Brezina (his "Boss" and the creator) claims he has 111. 42 are shown in the show with a dedicated number. 15 are named but not numbered. So there are 57 you could see him doing.
David McCallum was also the character 'Steel' in 'Sapphire & Steel' which was a pretty far-out , metaphysical/supernatural sci-fi TV show on British TV in the late 70's, his partner agent 'Sapphire' was splayed by Joanna Lumley, it was often confusing and overly clever, but it definitely had a certain unique oddness to it that makes it worth investigating.
"This is Marty. He's got my back. He can cut all of you in half with one sword stroke, just like mowing the lawn. I would advise not getting killed by him. His katana traps the souls of its victims."
I said the exact same thing after watching The Creator, that there needed a bit more of the two main characters bonding to establish the bond between them. But I still managed to enjoy it and their poignant moments at the end.
Congratulations on 10 years guys, I have been watching your content since 2014 and you guys have been the best since, The only podcast that matters, cheers
Happy milestone lads and Planet Industries or whatever. Think I discovered your work in 2015 or 2017. Its a mystery of sorts. Helped me through get through some hard times, I've laughed, been impressed and jealous...jealous...and most of all glad. Cheers James and Mason.
That bit about Scorsese being 'a dangerous man' was hilarious. Also, I do think this past year has proved that superhero fatigue has more or less begun to set in, if not already.
Absolutely a shame that The Creator completely bombed. A beautifully shot movie with good performances and an original IP deserves so much better than 32M world wide and 14M in the US. Hopefully it gets some sort of second wind and picks it up a bit because a movie like this deserves better.
Loved The Creator. World felt real and lived-in. Only complaint is that it feels 20-30 minutes too long. They could have cut out one of the many locations they went to and did nothing.
Yeah. It's like there were 2 ideas for a big finales, and they did both. Otherwise I love the massive world-building, Characters, and the Eastern interpretation of Heart of Darkness approach to the storytelling. Whatever the inverse of Apocalypse Now is. Utopia Later? It wears It's influences well.
When Mason started playing "The Edge" I honestly thought he was pranking James, I was like... That's just Dr Dre. And then he said it but not like a punchline, and my mind was blown. Who knew that was an old sample?!
The movie that I see a lot of inspiration from in The Creator that nobody is mentioning is Eddie Murphy’s The Golden Child. The seatbelt scene in the trailer had me looking for more references.
@@mr.dr0bot731the suicide squad is the only reason the idea of the dcu even exists… they basically threw their entire studio at James Gunn because he was the only one that could make a good movie .
@@erccoolblame Covid for that if it came out before or after I think it would have been financial successful, I went day 1 to that movie and there was like no one in the theatre cause we were just coming out of the pandemic. I think James Gunn is better then anybody else that they hire before. He actually has a vision for it.
Happy ten year anniversary you two! Only 7 and a half years for me listening. But I like to think I'm your first Connecticut USA listener. Atleast accidentally. I'd love to be your first ct born. Florida residing fan of the pod.
Right on time for my flight home! I'm glad the actors strike might be over soon. I find 2 cool guys together generally doesn't work, so I'm happy you're both grubs.
NOMAD, especially in the finale, made no sense. It's small and empty enough for a child to just freely run to the control room in a few minutes, but large enough that it can be seen from LA and Thailand at the same time?
The Edge is a really great and popular song in its own right too. It's in Baby Driver and Grand Theft Auto IV. Had no idea David McCallum was a big actor too though! What a legend!
I remember when I saw the first trailer for The Creator. I thought, ‘Oh - They’re doing a Reverse Terminator!’ I can’t believe James and Maseau didn’t say the movie is doing a Reverse Terminator!!
Martin S. Is right! Comic book movies are going to make this generation think that's what movies are. Just like previous generations think comic books are what books are! Oh, wait... that didn't happen.
Exactly, obviously maybe there's little kids only know kids movies, but with the sheer amount of media out there, it's impossible for people to not be aware of the other stuff, certainly not enough people to comprise an entire generation. If Star Wars couldn't blind a generation to the rest of cinema, then neither can superhero movies lol
The writers strike resolutions are great but definitely still worrying to me. The terms only last until 2026. Which means the studios are probably going to spend the next 3 years gearing up, refining ai, and getting a big stockpile of content so they are prepped for a much bigger fight on their terms. Still great news but the fight is not won.
"Guys Who Do a Big Punch on Crime" seems like a theme! These various protagonists don't really have much else to offer society in their origin comics, even if they have more on the table in the movies they spawned....
If I understand the WGA strike, the AI stuff is a way of banning AI without actually banning it. A studio can’t use AI but a writer can so long as the studio approves it. No way a studio is going to pay writer prices for AI work so it seems like it won’t get approved very often
To me, it looks less like any attempt to ban it and more like trying to put the workers in control of how it's used. You might be right about studios not wanting to approve it, though.
@@Dorian_sapiens I could be entirely misreading it but I saw three rules 1) Studios are not allowed to use it in place of paid writers 2) Paid writers are allowed to use it at jobs that have allowed it so long as they properly report that they’ve used it 3) everything the writers submit is taken at the same pay rate even if it’s written with AI So first and foremost yes it says AI can’t be a replacement for writers but it also says that companies have to approve that all AI work is paid for at the same pay rate as work by a real person with a real brain. So in most scenarios if they’re already paying a writer, I imagine that they would want to get the most out of their money.
I enjoyed the The Creator quite a bit, but plot wise it seemed really messy and almost rushed. I think the movie could have been improved a lot by being longer and fleshing things out more.
On the chance the person starting a podcast reads this I have to echo the idea of having some sort of structure. Obviously rambling and going off on tangents is part of the fun of a podcast, but one TH-cam channel I follow switched to a more "freeform" structure with no timestamps and they are just not talented enough for me to sit through it all just to hear their opinions on a certain topic. Not to mention they stream it so they have to shout out all the donations and stuff, it's become kind of unwatchable.
Hey dudes congrats on ten years. I’ve been here the whole time. Thank you for being with me. Can maybe haz like just one trailer breakdown for old times?
I dont know what part of the creator i was in but the ai kid said some really corny dialogue and i turned it off it wasnt up my alley at least i didnt go to the cinemas and see it ig
The writer's strike is over, now original creative works can take place - First thing that happens: Office remake. Maybe the studios were the good guys after all.
I don't know why but I read this as "from creature to executive" and some how it still made sense lol I'm sure he'll return to creative creature form eventually
Scorsese is a legend. He was born in 1942, so when he was 10, he'd still be watching the movies from the 40s and before. He then created movies in arguably the greatest decade of cinema history. I think to then watch the cinemas be filled only with men in tights, with the same structures, all shot on green screen - it must be heartbreaking. Poop poop bang poop. x
Hey the Creator budget doesn't add up, by like 60 million...I happen to live in Thailand and A: 200k could 10k/week pay for a crew of 4 to fly to, shoot for a month fed and beds per location, anywhere. 80 months is over 6 and a half years, and their "different locations" were probably different spots at the same national park or adjacent to the last shoot, no way they spent more than a year doing primary filming, so crew costs would be 15% of a 6.5 year project. That's 10 million extra just claiming 200k x 80 sites. B: All the surrounding southeast Asian countries are even cheaper. C: 80x200k=16mil. They used a $4000 camera, edited themselves? A couple million on fixed edits CG, a couple million for actors...20 million. 🤔 Just saying...some fluffery in that budget, or they paid way too much on CG (coulda done that in Thailand cheap too) and actors, there's so much talent in the actor's guild that'd give you awesome performances for a million dollars.
All I know is Guardians of Galaxy was a fluke in James Gunn's troubled troubled career the guy made two garbage Scooby-Doo movies that ruined Scooby-Doo for the whole 2000 up until now I admit like the rest of the world Guardians of the Galaxy was probably some of his best work. But Suicide Squad and Peacemaker are just unwanted continuations from a long gone dead unprofitable universe,that died after the Snyder cut....! comic book movies are dead movies as a medium are dead
Yeah it really sucked when these popcorn movies like Barbie and Openheimer took up all the screens at every theatre for like a month. Poor poor cinema! Cancle all comic book movies!
does anyone else feel like The Creator is just propaganda created BY AI to make us sympathetic to AI and it's intentions? like honestly, the whole fucking movie feels like it's made to make us feel sympathy for the thing that is currently taking jobs and ruining creative possibilities for human creators. it just feels gross honestly. and another thing. an AI powered scan of your wife brain IS NOT the same thing, how the fuck is that meant to be a good and happy thing?
I can't believe it's been 10 years of Star Wars news. You two are living the dream!
Can't wait to have the lads in my flat personally reading the 500 episode to me, this has been a dream I never knew I had. Congrats on 10 years I started watched during the pandemic and massive fan now
I've have also been told that I'm seeing it from your flat. Up here in the ivory tour we are allowed to do this. James said so
@@mattofsmegpoop3027 That's fine if James said so
10 years of comic book movie news, once but no longer shooting up our butt holes, but nonetheless continues to leave us feeling refreshed and invigorated on a weekly basis 😊
Defenders of the Earth!
@@sathrielsatanson De-fenders
I remember being with Mr Sunday Movies in 2013 when he started the podcast, and started watching it the same year and now these podcasts help me to fall asleep (in a good way!) Here's to another 10 more years
I'll be sure to clean my house and rewatch Snake Eyes before you get here! Congrats on 10 years.
Kind of you. I will do neither.
NO. No. no. David McCallum did NOT write the song the Edge. David Axelrod wrote it, and David McCallum performed it. Finally, you guys messed something up. It's been years of perfection, but now I got you. Relish....
Got 'em!
If you have further questions on Tom Turbo, I can proudly declare myself as an expert. 😂
Oh yeah how many tricky things is tom capable of?
@@austinsavage5962Thomas Brezina (his "Boss" and the creator) claims he has 111. 42 are shown in the show with a dedicated number. 15 are named but not numbered. So there are 57 you could see him doing.
@@keinStresskochen i will never question your knowledge again im sorry
Really impressive episode. Great breakdown of the strike and the work that went into the Creator.
David McCallum was also the character 'Steel' in 'Sapphire & Steel' which was a pretty far-out , metaphysical/supernatural sci-fi TV show on British TV in the late 70's, his partner agent 'Sapphire' was splayed by Joanna Lumley, it was often confusing and overly clever, but it definitely had a certain unique oddness to it that makes it worth investigating.
Pretty soon I'm going to stop watching snake eyes every Sunday night in case you review it on the Monday...
"This is Marty. He's got my back. He can cut all of you in half with one sword stroke, just like mowing the lawn. I would advise not getting killed by him. His katana traps the souls of its victims."
I said the exact same thing after watching The Creator, that there needed a bit more of the two main characters bonding to establish the bond between them. But I still managed to enjoy it and their poignant moments at the end.
First discovered The Edge from David McCallum in Baby Driver. RIP legend
Congratulations on 10 years guys, I have been watching your content since 2014 and you guys have been the best since, The only podcast that matters, cheers
Happy milestone lads and Planet Industries or whatever. Think I discovered your work in 2015 or 2017. Its a mystery of sorts. Helped me through get through some hard times, I've laughed, been impressed and jealous...jealous...and most of all glad. Cheers James and Mason.
That bit about Scorsese being 'a dangerous man' was hilarious. Also, I do think this past year has proved that superhero fatigue has more or less begun to set in, if not already.
Absolutely a shame that The Creator completely bombed. A beautifully shot movie with good performances and an original IP deserves so much better than 32M world wide and 14M in the US.
Hopefully it gets some sort of second wind and picks it up a bit because a movie like this deserves better.
Loved The Creator. World felt real and lived-in. Only complaint is that it feels 20-30 minutes too long. They could have cut out one of the many locations they went to and did nothing.
Yeah. It's like there were 2 ideas for a big finales, and they did both. Otherwise I love the massive world-building, Characters, and the Eastern interpretation of Heart of Darkness approach to the storytelling. Whatever the inverse of Apocalypse Now is.
Utopia Later?
It wears It's influences well.
When Mason started playing "The Edge" I honestly thought he was pranking James, I was like... That's just Dr Dre. And then he said it but not like a punchline, and my mind was blown. Who knew that was an old sample?!
Wow, I’ve been watching since I was 12 or 13 and now I am 21, that’s crazy.
Simon Stålenhag is indeed Swedish and one of my all time favourite artists!
damn dude.. 10 years? im here sin e the very beggining and so proud of it
The movie that I see a lot of inspiration from in The Creator that nobody is mentioning is Eddie Murphy’s The Golden Child. The seatbelt scene in the trailer had me looking for more references.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the DCU wont start until it has a succesful movie...which probably means never.
The Suicide Squad was good but they don't give movies like that any attention.
@@mr.dr0bot731the suicide squad is the only reason the idea of the dcu even exists… they basically threw their entire studio at James Gunn because he was the only one that could make a good movie .
@@mr.dr0bot731 financially not really
LMAO
@@erccoolblame Covid for that if it came out before or after I think it would have been financial successful, I went day 1 to that movie and there was like no one in the theatre cause we were just coming out of the pandemic. I think James Gunn is better then anybody else that they hire before. He actually has a vision for it.
Happy ten year anniversary you two!
Only 7 and a half years for me listening. But I like to think I'm your first Connecticut USA listener. Atleast accidentally.
I'd love to be your first ct born. Florida residing fan of the pod.
Right on time for my flight home! I'm glad the actors strike might be over soon. I find 2 cool guys together generally doesn't work, so I'm happy you're both grubs.
NOMAD, especially in the finale, made no sense. It's small and empty enough for a child to just freely run to the control room in a few minutes, but large enough that it can be seen from LA and Thailand at the same time?
Omg I have to get my house ready for nick and maso. Now I can finally figure out if snake eyes is good!
Finally just watched The Creator. Really glad it exists. Hope it does amazingly well.
But personally I kinda hated it.
Sadly Blue Beetle was actually a good movie imho. But it was fucked by circumstances.
Blue beetle was the best DC since the batman
The Edge is a really great and popular song in its own right too. It's in Baby Driver and Grand Theft Auto IV. Had no idea David McCallum was a big actor too though! What a legend!
What props from Austria for the Tom Turbo shoutout!
Awesome
Episode #500 should be just Snake Eyes, with both guys full of unabashed praise and speculating about the future Snake Eyes Cinematic Universe
Ten years of Harvest!
Looking forward to hosting you guys in rural Ireland for the 500th episode road show 🇮🇪
I remember when I saw the first trailer for The Creator. I thought, ‘Oh - They’re doing a Reverse Terminator!’
I can’t believe James and Maseau didn’t say the movie is doing a Reverse Terminator!!
1:19:00 - "dare to be stupid" :)
Martin S. Is right! Comic book movies are going to make this generation think that's what movies are. Just like previous generations think comic books are what books are! Oh, wait... that didn't happen.
Exactly, obviously maybe there's little kids only know kids movies, but with the sheer amount of media out there, it's impossible for people to not be aware of the other stuff, certainly not enough people to comprise an entire generation. If Star Wars couldn't blind a generation to the rest of cinema, then neither can superhero movies lol
The writers strike resolutions are great but definitely still worrying to me. The terms only last until 2026. Which means the studios are probably going to spend the next 3 years gearing up, refining ai, and getting a big stockpile of content so they are prepped for a much bigger fight on their terms. Still great news but the fight is not won.
"Guys Who Do a Big Punch on Crime" seems like a theme!
These various protagonists don't really have much else to offer society in their origin comics, even if they have more on the table in the movies they spawned....
Whoo! Just saw The Creator a few hours ago. I'm ready!
The filming of The Creator sounds fascinating.
Nice, I started my job the same day you started this podcast
I was living deep in the African bush from 2009 till 2016, and so only discovered you gems in 2017. Congo-rats on 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯
I hope Secret Wars is good. Could use some decently written member berries
Had no idea you started this on my bday, congrats. Does that make you my fathers?
Both Rick and Morty are uncanny valley. They should just wrap the show up with 7, which it sounds like they may be doing.
Congrats on 10 years 🎉🎉
If I understand the WGA strike, the AI stuff is a way of banning AI without actually banning it. A studio can’t use AI but a writer can so long as the studio approves it. No way a studio is going to pay writer prices for AI work so it seems like it won’t get approved very often
To me, it looks less like any attempt to ban it and more like trying to put the workers in control of how it's used. You might be right about studios not wanting to approve it, though.
@@Dorian_sapiens I could be entirely misreading it but I saw three rules
1) Studios are not allowed to use it in place of paid writers
2) Paid writers are allowed to use it at jobs that have allowed it so long as they properly report that they’ve used it
3) everything the writers submit is taken at the same pay rate even if it’s written with AI
So first and foremost yes it says AI can’t be a replacement for writers but it also says that companies have to approve that all AI work is paid for at the same pay rate as work by a real person with a real brain. So in most scenarios if they’re already paying a writer, I imagine that they would want to get the most out of their money.
Creator was an okay demo reel of two good films smashed together. I loved the suicide bomber robots, they felt like they'd come from idiocracy
A Haunting in Venice is pretty good.
I imagine Mason smashing up his house like Gavin Belson does in Silicon Valley.
RODNEY?!
Before you come to perform episode 500 give me a heads up so I can tidy up a bit
The most shocking thing about S7 or rick and morty is the fact theres still fans after S4. Truly disturbing.
Ok mediocre white dude
@@mr.dr0bot731 ... is the perfect thing to say to most R&M fans.
Not a Leading Man, and the Box Office Agrees. That's your title for the series.
The movie is Mr. Right. It's very fun.
Who are they talking about at 57:31? Subtitles says Koded Mayo?
Film critics Kermode and Mayo.
@@Dorian_sapiens thank you! I was hoping they were. Always looking for new podcasts or TH-cam.
@@spohrdaddy You're welcome, enjoy!
Sam Rockwell is in Argylle, that's all I need to know.
Wow they... they really are just writing off Aquaman already. It can't be that bad, surely?!
It doesn't matter if its great they're done with snyder characters 🤷🏻♂️
Retro Vigilantes is good but old timey crimefighters would fit cops like Dick Tracy too.
8:30 wasn't he in The Good Shepherd?
I looked up Tom Turbo and now I need therapy.
Do you remember Finders Keepers - the Astralian sci-fi kids' nightmare?
I enjoyed the The Creator quite a bit, but plot wise it seemed really messy and almost rushed. I think the movie could have been improved a lot by being longer and fleshing things out more.
Pulp Friction for COG
Everyone is Taxi Driver guy now. Martain are you ok?
What about Dyebeard? I love Dyebeard.
DEFENDERS!
The Weekly Planet
told us we could,
so we did.
For whoever's interested.
Jon Amiel directed the singing detective series.
On the chance the person starting a podcast reads this I have to echo the idea of having some sort of structure. Obviously rambling and going off on tangents is part of the fun of a podcast, but one TH-cam channel I follow switched to a more "freeform" structure with no timestamps and they are just not talented enough for me to sit through it all just to hear their opinions on a certain topic. Not to mention they stream it so they have to shout out all the donations and stuff, it's become kind of unwatchable.
54:05 newtype! 😮
I had the same reaction.
the amount of "oh dear" comments from them only watching half of the first episode of Gen V lol.
Hey dudes congrats on ten years. I’ve been here the whole time. Thank you for being with me. Can maybe haz like just one trailer breakdown for old times?
Listen all the way to the end for a little bit of advice... and it's good. So do it.
Isn’t it more Thai than Vietnam?
Skipping Frank Miller’s The Spirit from 2008? Cowards!
Booster Gold is a surefire way to spend another 200+ million and earn 14 million.
My mates
1:05:24. Is it just me or does this suspiciously sound like that horrible little homunculus, Little James!
i wonder when these hack frauds will finally review snake eyes
Studio has to disclose if the script has been AI generated? How is anyone to prove if they lie?
I dont know what part of the creator i was in but the ai kid said some really corny dialogue and i turned it off it wasnt up my alley at least i didnt go to the cinemas and see it ig
Happy decade of Tv comic book movie news
35:39 you bloody elitist! 😂😂😂
Defenders!
The writer's strike is over, now original creative works can take place - First thing that happens: Office remake.
Maybe the studios were the good guys after all.
Watching James Gunn devolve from creative to executive is more heart-wrenching than anything in GotG 3. 🤷♀
Isn't he directing Superman: Legacy? In which case he's easily the most hands-on "executive".
I don't know why but I read this as "from creature to executive" and some how it still made sense lol
I'm sure he'll return to creative creature form eventually
Dramatic much?
Maybe wait till some of his new dc stuff actually comes out before we start talking about how far he’s supposedly fallen
He hasn’t even devolved, you literally haven’t seen anything except a plan and casting, how has he devolved, please explain this?
Scorsese is a legend. He was born in 1942, so when he was 10, he'd still be watching the movies from the 40s and before. He then created movies in arguably the greatest decade of cinema history. I think to then watch the cinemas be filled only with men in tights, with the same structures, all shot on green screen - it must be heartbreaking. Poop poop bang poop. x
Polkaroo
Hey the Creator budget doesn't add up, by like 60 million...I happen to live in Thailand and A: 200k could 10k/week pay for a crew of 4 to fly to, shoot for a month fed and beds per location, anywhere. 80 months is over 6 and a half years, and their "different locations" were probably different spots at the same national park or adjacent to the last shoot, no way they spent more than a year doing primary filming, so crew costs would be 15% of a 6.5 year project. That's 10 million extra just claiming 200k x 80 sites. B: All the surrounding southeast Asian countries are even cheaper. C: 80x200k=16mil. They used a $4000 camera, edited themselves? A couple million on fixed edits CG, a couple million for actors...20 million. 🤔 Just saying...some fluffery in that budget, or they paid way too much on CG (coulda done that in Thailand cheap too) and actors, there's so much talent in the actor's guild that'd give you awesome performances for a million dollars.
All I know is Guardians of Galaxy was a fluke in James Gunn's troubled troubled career the guy made two garbage Scooby-Doo movies that ruined Scooby-Doo for the whole 2000 up until now I admit like the rest of the world Guardians of the Galaxy was probably some of his best work. But Suicide Squad and Peacemaker are just unwanted continuations from a long gone dead unprofitable universe,that died after the Snyder cut....! comic book movies are dead movies as a medium are dead
This is brilliant parody, well done
Yeah it really sucked when these popcorn movies like Barbie and Openheimer took up all the screens at every theatre for like a month. Poor poor cinema! Cancle all comic book movies!
Austrians speak German.
First
does anyone else feel like The Creator is just propaganda created BY AI to make us sympathetic to AI and it's intentions? like honestly, the whole fucking movie feels like it's made to make us feel sympathy for the thing that is currently taking jobs and ruining creative possibilities for human creators. it just feels gross honestly. and another thing. an AI powered scan of your wife brain IS NOT the same thing, how the fuck is that meant to be a good and happy thing?
Not the same thing as what? This was a little rambly ngl 😂
Your right Mr Sunday we should get rid of any part of the world thats not the West.
Finish Harry Potter