Brolin, what a cool dude. He skated pools, did rock n rolls, that effing awesome. Great movies, no Hollywood BS personality, killer stories. Need more Josh!
Right lmao I was laying down next to the bf listening and they were like “whatcha watchin” and I just said “oh lol a skater podcast” before I thought about it for a second and was like “oh yah its tony hawk lmao”
See, I told someone in an MMO the other night that Tony was the world's first big mega star that transcends all mediums and disciplines, and they thought that was too bold of a statement. I stand by it. Dolly Parton might be the only person I can think of that is the same, known worldwide, for a hundred different reasons.
I’m so fkn torn right now… Thought Mullen was the best episode, the x, then y, then z episode, then last week’s Bucky/Ellis one, but now this takes the cake. Brolin seems like such a solid guy! Thanks for the entertainment AND the deep vibes! ❤
Josh Brolin might just be the coolest and chillest guy ever in Hollywood. I had no idea. Love his work. Great interview and please have him back on!! Wish this was 4 or 5 hours ❤
@@michaelmorehouse6027 oh hell yeah Jon seems like such a cool dude. I agree with that. And I love Joey Diaz and I’m gonna watch that shit later. Thanks for the suggestion!
The only movie I’ve ever cried to as an adult was Only The Brave. It’s John Brolin, Miles Teller, Jeff Bridges, Jennifer Connelly, Taylor Kitsch, etc. and it tells the story of 19 firefighters from my hometown of Prescott, Arizona who sadly lost their lives trying to put out a wildfire in one of the nearby towns.
Guys, this was a fantastic conversation! As a 53 year old dude who works out to stay one step ahead , Thank you. It was great hearing you all chat about being young and getting older. Josh was a great guest. I will be tuning in again for sure.
I thought he was a A listener when he did No Courtry. Crazy he didn't get paid well for that amazing movie. Would love to see him in a grounded Nolan type old Batman. Hed be great in a Dark Knight Returns Nolan movie. Hes Norm Macdonalds favorite actor as well.
Brolins evolution as an actor from Goonies to No Country For Old Men is incredible. He just got better and better with one incredible performance after another.
This was really fun to watch. It felt like Josh got slightly annoyed with Jason for not acknowledging the insane situation he was in with his mom, but then he realized that Jason is crazy and they suddenly started getting really good rapport and finding more and more things in common.
Loved that one!!! I went to SBHS w/ Josh he was a good friend way back when we were Cito Rats!!! Last time I saw him was at Jasen Sears’ wake. He was super cool and has become a great actor and it’s true we had no idea he would have an acting carer yet he is killing it!!! Rock on Y’all!!!
I needed to hear JB's experience with catastrophobia. I'm the father to a 3-year-old girl, and I deal with the same thing. It's great to hear that I'm not alone, and it's even better to know there's a way to start getting past it. Love and respect, boys.
Same here bro. Little drug use in my early days and i also believe it’s spiritual. Not letting your kids adventure could be more damaging than a accident.
I think tony and Jason have really developed the podcast into something fun and professional. I like how your conversations don’t seemed forced or any agendas. It’s your own style. Also your guests lately have been excellent choices, Josh Brolin seems like a cool guy.
Josh is cool AF! I’ve always enjoyed the roles he’s played and especially in no country for old men, but I didn’t know he was cool with the skaters so 100% respect to Josh 🤘❤️😎
I'm 63, lived a life of adventure sport where I was a Backcountry guide and Telemark ski instructor, ranch cowboy and outfitter, among a list of crazy demanding jobs. You name it and I probably did it. I have been in pain 24/7 since 1982. I never quit "playing" back then and I damn well ain't going to quit now. I started rock climbing at age 59. I still tele and backcountry ski. My point being, don't stop moving. I've severe nerve pain, blown out shoulders, my neck is wrecked and a bad back, 5 knee surgeries and I just don't stop moving. It helps that I have a wife 29 years my junior. She keeps me motivated. I'd love to get stem cell treatment, but I'm a poor retired dirtbag. America needs to start treating folk with stem cells. Anyway, thank you guys for this great podcast. Cheers!
@@nikolavasic5903 Hey! It was illegal in the 1980’s it was regulated under department of pollution. Insane but true. We has to smuggle boards from Sweden.
@@per-olafengen7838 I never would've guessed that. I'm from Belgrade, Serbia and we are so far away with human rights, etc.compered to Scandinavian countries. But at the very least, scatebording was never illegal 🙈🙈. I've worked for Telenor for 4 years, and had great time in Oslo for like a month and Trondheim...my short-term girlfriend was from Trondheim, so wanted to show me her city. All in all, such a beautiful country. 1🫶 from Belgrade
Great episode. I was very excited when I saw that Josh was gonna be on. “Thrashin’” was definitely inspirational to me as a child. Watched it over and over. Hey, we didn’t have access to all the skate videos back then!
The whole beauty of Thrashin' was the low budget and the not so professional level of acting. That movie was made down to the level of all the kids who loved it when it came out. Now were all 50 and laugh at it, but at the time it was the perfect movie for us skate rats, and it's a cult classic movie. If it had a huge budget and was directed by Spielberg, all of us kids would have clowned on it back then as not authentic. I love that movie, and I think Tony Hanks was especially good in it.
Same dude, I watched that movie everyday for a year before I got my 1st skate video, (vision psycho skate) and I still love it. It's corny. The acting isn't the best, but it's perfect for what it was
@@theramplocal😂 yes! I haven’t seen it in several years. Didn’t one of the daggers kick over his boom box too? What do you thrash? What do you got? Hahaha
Josh Brolin has been one of my favorite actors seeing Goonies as a young teen, Thrashin’ because of being a lifetime skateboarder since 86’, now my favorites are No Country for Old Men, & Sicario 1 & 2. Can’t wait to see what’s next!#🛹❤️🤘🏻
The St Benedict medal! Awesome. May the holy cross always be my light, may the dragon never be my guide! Watched Dune 2 yesterday. Was much better than the first one
What a great interview! I grew up in SF valley and it's always cool to hear about the local sc I grew up around, Brolin is awesome. But I will say my fav is just watching Jason read the promo clips so straight and just fn does it. Keep it up guys.
Brolin's acting career has been an interesting one to watch. He is the Rick Kane (Matt Adler) of the skateboarding world, which is a cornerstone to skateboarding culture and therefore an honor. It's always good to hear from people who have persevered, have grit, and interesting stories to share. Great episode.
This pcast RULES!!! I always thought Brand was like my older brother was growing up. Love Goonies still watch it every October. Josh is rad as shit! Great job gents!
His honesty is impressive. Totally open about the ups and downs of his career. Josh was a full time stock trader for four (4) years before getting "No Country For Old Men". The grind is never easy. Thank you for sharing! Great conversation.
A few years ago,The Supermoon there were perfect waves under the Venice Pier, for literally 10 mins at the peak of the full moon. Watching them shred through the pier rafters just in moonlight was some of the Gnarliest surfing iv ever seen!
That's wild, man sounds frigging awesome.. nobody was worried about sharks? I live on the East coast Cocoa Beach and grew up surfing, my friends and I surfed at night a couple times being dumb teenagers, but aside from that I never had the courage to surf at night it was always too sketch in my mind..
Josh is more self-assured, more worldly, more sophisticated, and his humor is slightly more dry, but he is virtually the same guy I've known since he was 13. It has been so satisfying to see a friend not only accomplish his stated goal of becoming a respected working actor, but unarguably become one of the best film actors in the world. His body of work speaks for itself. As for his mother, Jane, she was awesome. Full of stories, opinionated, warm, passionate, compassionate, and funny as hell. As they say in Hollywood, she knew where a lot of the bodies were buried.
was he pretentious back then, too? bc I have a "do you know who I am?" story about Joshy-poo that shows him in a terrible light. It happened in Venice Beach when he got carded for a beer.
What does that make you? If hes a pretentious asshole because that one sentence that one time...do you ever look back at the things you do or say and think of the possibility that you may be an asshole,judgemental ,obnoxious or entitled? Or you're just great right? At least he was in the Goonies
@@boofert.washington2499- Good job, Boofert! It didn't take you long to find the longest road, with most cobblestones, take your bicycle out, remove the bicycle seat, and your pants, and take a long ride on the greased seat-pole towards the water.
His dad was a great actor, can’t imagine the burden of living under your dad’s shadow and finally making it at 40 must of been something. Good for him not giving up, we would have been deprived of some amazing acting.
It's difficult to put into words how different Josh comes across as an actual human being (and does in any interview I've seen him in), as opposed to some other big celebrities, many that come across as being extremely self-important/full of themselves.
I loved this interview and now I know why I love Josh Brolin so much. He had to pay the price to become the actor he became. No free rides for the Brolin boy and as terrible as it may sound all of this life failure stuff is what makes the drive to success all the more real. He had to walk ordinary shoes and this is what any good actor needs. Just my 2 cents. Also this chemistry between the two is making me weep for my childhood again. haha long live the 80s!
Lol! Thrashin" was skate nostalgia! It gave those skaters from different parts of the country to get an idea of what skateboarding was like in California. Thank you!
Guys, I don't comment on youtube but I have to say Oh my goodness such an amazing guest! Already loved his work but after this love him even more! What a rad dude haha
That was a great episode. Just dudes hanging out and keeping it real. Reading that back it sounds ridiculous, but seriously your extraordinary experiences felt relatable and human. (51 year old in california)
Thrashin' had the only 80's skate footage I owned, so I used to watch it regularly. One time a friend came over and the love scene was playing; he gave me shit later that day about me watching "some Playboy Channel movie", haha.
How did i not know that this channel exists!? Binge time! To this day i still use Ellis' line from Haggard, "You're-a-deadman!" I'm 37 now, when i was a little kid (7 years old) and getting into skateboarding, my parents rented Thrashin' for me from a local video store. I remember being half way through it, and being like "This...uhh, this sucks..." My brother's friend let me borrow Animal Chin and i was hooked. The OG Bones Brigade are still some of my biggest heroes. I wont lie, when i saw the video where they re-created the Chin ramp, i choked up and someone started cutting onions nearby. I was lucky enough to be able watch that video with my two sons who (they were 6 and 9 at the time) were just getting into skating. We shortly after watched Animal Chin, Ban This, Propaganda and then Gleaming the Cube and finished it off with The End. It was a great evening where i got to share my lifelong love of skateboarding with my sons, who were just as stoked as I was the first time watching those movies.
Damn....i learned more about Josh Brolin through the stories of his failures than what i thought i knew of his successes. I wish more stars could come to terms with their real selves rather than their hollywood personas. Much respect to Josh and i genuinely wish him the best of luck in his life!
Josh is a righteous mother fucker. What a rad dude. That was by far the best interview I have seen. I couldnt take my eyes off of it and my face was cracking a smile over the banter the entire time!!!! So sick
Brolin is so cool... He has even surpassed his father and didnt intend to
Brolin, what a cool dude. He skated pools, did rock n rolls, that effing awesome. Great movies, no Hollywood BS personality, killer stories. Need more Josh!
He's the best! Thanks for watching
@@HawkvsWolfhad to like and subscribe. Josh seems pretty damn cool. Great interview.
They better have a least have people who can say, "I tried skating once but fell and never tried it again."
I could watch hours more of this. Brolin is rad. No Country for Old Men, Inherent Vice, Sicario. All excellent performances.
“Outer Range” is sneakily good
@@ordinarypete Yes, loved it. Hope there's a second season. He shredded in Sin City 2 as well.
Yeah watched all of the movies he was in and had no idea who “he” was
Ummm…”THRASHIN”…???? 😊
Pffft goonies haha
Impressing an Australian with your childhood wildlife experiences is crazy
12:52 "Of Course man, it's Tony Hanks!"
Funny shit 😂
Holy shit, sometimes I forget the kind of pull Tony has but this is still a killer guest. Nice one guys! ❤
My first thought was "wow, Tony really unlocks that next level of guests"
@@williamgriffith6061 Can't turn down Tony
Right lmao I was laying down next to the bf listening and they were like “whatcha watchin” and I just said “oh lol a skater podcast” before I thought about it for a second and was like “oh yah its tony hawk lmao”
See, I told someone in an MMO the other night that Tony was the world's first big mega star that transcends all mediums and disciplines, and they thought that was too bold of a statement. I stand by it. Dolly Parton might be the only person I can think of that is the same, known worldwide, for a hundred different reasons.
Based on this opinion and comment alone, ive decided I really like you homie.@@TexRobNC
I’m so fkn torn right now… Thought Mullen was the best episode, the x, then y, then z episode, then last week’s Bucky/Ellis one, but now this takes the cake. Brolin seems like such a solid guy! Thanks for the entertainment AND the deep vibes! ❤
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Best podcast ever
Josh Brolin might just be the coolest and chillest guy ever in Hollywood. I had no idea. Love his work. Great interview and please have him back on!! Wish this was 4 or 5 hours ❤
Couldn't agree more!
I would put up John Burnthal on that list as well. You should check out his interview with Joey Diaz.
@@michaelmorehouse6027 oh hell yeah Jon seems like such a cool dude. I agree with that. And I love Joey Diaz and I’m gonna watch that shit later. Thanks for the suggestion!
I haven't finished this interview yet, but I suggest watching Josh on the WTF pod with Mark Maron it is one of my favorite interviews I ever.
Josh brolin is so funny. Love him in all his roles. Especially goonies
The only movie I’ve ever cried to as an adult was Only The Brave. It’s John Brolin, Miles Teller, Jeff Bridges, Jennifer Connelly, Taylor Kitsch, etc. and it tells the story of 19 firefighters from my hometown of Prescott, Arizona who sadly lost their lives trying to put out a wildfire in one of the nearby towns.
True... Very True
Such a great movie
That performance in No Country for Old Men is and will always be so so perfect... He knew the assignment!
I am a kid that grew up on Thrashin. Now I am 47 year old that still loves it. Part of our history for sure.
Guys, this was a fantastic conversation! As a 53 year old dude who works out to stay one step ahead , Thank you. It was great hearing you all chat about being young and getting older. Josh was a great guest. I will be tuning in again for sure.
I thought he was a A listener when he did No Courtry. Crazy he didn't get paid well for that amazing movie. Would love to see him in a grounded Nolan type old Batman. Hed be great in a Dark Knight Returns Nolan movie. Hes Norm Macdonalds favorite actor as well.
Brolin is amazing, so many badass roles, Sicario is one of my faves
I loved the goonies as a kid 🤘
I want a sicario 3 so bad
American Gangster is my ATF🫡
Yes! Same here!!
@@tommydizzay1648 have u seen wind river? It was written by the same writer. Very similar vibe
Love the real talk with Brolin. It's nice to hear about "those days" in a real format.
Brolins evolution as an actor from Goonies to No Country For Old Men is incredible. He just got better and better with one incredible performance after another.
This was really fun to watch. It felt like Josh got slightly annoyed with Jason for not acknowledging the insane situation he was in with his mom, but then he realized that Jason is crazy and they suddenly started getting really good rapport and finding more and more things in common.
Incredible! You guys have to get Josh back on. So relatable and captivating. Well done dudes.
We agree!
Loved that one!!! I went to SBHS w/ Josh he was a good friend way back when we were Cito Rats!!! Last time I saw him was at Jasen Sears’ wake. He was super cool and has become a great actor and it’s true we had no idea he would have an acting carer yet he is killing it!!! Rock on Y’all!!!
I needed to hear JB's experience with catastrophobia. I'm the father to a 3-year-old girl, and I deal with the same thing. It's great to hear that I'm not alone, and it's even better to know there's a way to start getting past it. Love and respect, boys.
Same here bro. Little drug use in my early days and i also believe it’s spiritual.
Not letting your kids adventure could be more damaging than a accident.
Josh is so right. How do we grow as people if we're not allowed to make mistakes. Society is in a sad state 😞
I think tony and Jason have really developed the podcast into something fun and professional. I like how your conversations don’t seemed forced or any agendas. It’s your own style. Also your guests lately have been excellent choices, Josh Brolin seems like a cool guy.
Thanks for listening/watching!
Thrashin' literally got me into sk8ing back in the day.....great interview guys 🙌
so glad you enjoyed it!
Josh is cool AF! I’ve always enjoyed the roles he’s played and especially in no country for old men, but I didn’t know he was cool with the skaters so 100% respect to Josh 🤘❤️😎
No country for old men! One of the best films ever.. great actor.
Thrashin is one of my favorite movies of all time, absolutely loved it when I was a young skater.
I'm 63, lived a life of adventure sport where I was a Backcountry guide and Telemark ski instructor, ranch cowboy and outfitter, among a list of crazy demanding jobs. You name it and I probably did it. I have been in pain 24/7 since 1982. I never quit "playing" back then and I damn well ain't going to quit now. I started rock climbing at age 59. I still tele and backcountry ski. My point being, don't stop moving. I've severe nerve pain, blown out shoulders, my neck is wrecked and a bad back, 5 knee surgeries and I just don't stop moving. It helps that I have a wife 29 years my junior. She keeps me motivated. I'd love to get stem cell treatment, but I'm a poor retired dirtbag. America needs to start treating folk with stem cells. Anyway, thank you guys for this great podcast. Cheers!
I love listening to Josh talk. He’s so chill and has great stories. Loved this interview.
I live in Norway and when Thrashin came here, we watched that movie every day for 3/4 years. Skateboarding was illegal here so we loved it!
Illegal in Norway??? When was that?
@@nikolavasic5903 Hey! It was illegal in the 1980’s it was regulated under department of pollution. Insane but true. We has to smuggle boards from Sweden.
@@per-olafengen7838 I never would've guessed that. I'm from Belgrade, Serbia and we are so far away with human rights, etc.compered to Scandinavian countries. But at the very least, scatebording was never illegal 🙈🙈. I've worked for Telenor for 4 years, and had great time in Oslo for like a month and Trondheim...my short-term girlfriend was from Trondheim, so wanted to show me her city. All in all, such a beautiful country. 1🫶 from Belgrade
Sweet. Josh always seems a top bloke. Great actor ✊
Brolin is still a Goonie and we love him for it ❤😊
This was a GREAT episode, please make Josh a recurring guest. I want to hear about all his new movies on this podcast❤🙌
Buy his book
brolin is a total bro and I am all for it. Class act and one of my favorite actors. Love him in sicario, dune, no country for old men
Sweet Lord. This is the interview I didn't know I needed. Thanks, HvW crew.
The barbecue flavor is my all-time favorite snack for this pistachios
brolin is fucking chill and awesome
Gentlemen this is one Hell of a pod! Thank you.
Great episode. I was very excited when I saw that Josh was gonna be on. “Thrashin’” was definitely inspirational to me as a child. Watched it over and over. Hey, we didn’t have access to all the skate videos back then!
so glad you enjoyed the episode!
I remember Josh also wore a wicked Siouxsie and the Banshees t-shirt in the movie, always wondered whether he liked them@@HawkvsWolf
The whole beauty of Thrashin' was the low budget and the not so professional level of acting. That movie was made down to the level of all the kids who loved it when it came out. Now were all 50 and laugh at it, but at the time it was the perfect movie for us skate rats, and it's a cult classic movie. If it had a huge budget and was directed by Spielberg, all of us kids would have clowned on it back then as not authentic. I love that movie, and I think Tony Hanks was especially good in it.
Same dude, I watched that movie everyday for a year before I got my 1st skate video, (vision psycho skate) and I still love it. It's corny. The acting isn't the best, but it's perfect for what it was
@@theramplocal yeah man, I’m 46 and have seen that movie so many times. Fcvkn classic!
@@termikes174 breaking is a memory
@@theramplocal😂 yes! I haven’t seen it in several years. Didn’t one of the daggers kick over his boom box too?
What do you thrash? What do you got? Hahaha
@termikes174 - look it's monk!
-so what he smells. I remember when he was Ralph and he lived in the valley. Now he is monk and he thinks he is cool
I love that Josh Brolin is totally cool giving and getting shit to and from Ellis.
Imagine Josh Brolin finally goes on rogan and Joe is sitting in an ice bath the entire episode as they argue about whether it's an "ego thing" lol
Josh Brolin has been one of my favorite actors seeing Goonies as a young teen, Thrashin’ because of being a lifetime skateboarder since 86’, now my favorites are No Country for Old Men, & Sicario 1 & 2. Can’t wait to see what’s next!#🛹❤️🤘🏻
Great podcast. Brolin is legit. Very happy to see the three of you together.
One of the best guests on any platform ever
"Timmy Hanks"....I've seen Thrashin' one too many times!!!!
I watched one short clip of this and immediately had to search for the whole thing! It's amazing, enjoy it every second! Thanks, you all rock!
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Another guest I would never have guessed. Great pod as always gentlemen.
Outer Range and Dune are amazing - looking forward to seeing him Dune 2!
I gotta give outer range a try.
Thanks I'll check outer range out. Dune 1 was incredible and he's so good in it
The St Benedict medal! Awesome.
May the holy cross always be my light, may the dragon never be my guide!
Watched Dune 2 yesterday. Was much better than the first one
@@TheAmosTree The Benedict medal is my sword in a darkening world. God bless! ...and Dune 2 was awesome, loved it!
What a great interview! I grew up in SF valley and it's always cool to hear about the local sc I grew up around, Brolin is awesome. But I will say my fav is just watching Jason read the promo clips so straight and just fn does it. Keep it up guys.
Josh is a legend. One of the few great actors to really identify with. Such a stand up guy. Apart from his resume…😅⚔️🍀💎
What a great use of emojis lol
Tony Hanks and Corey✌️❤️
Outstanding episode boys!
Brolin's acting career has been an interesting one to watch. He is the Rick Kane (Matt Adler) of the skateboarding world, which is a cornerstone to skateboarding culture and therefore an honor. It's always good to hear from people who have persevered, have grit, and interesting stories to share. Great episode.
Thanks for watching!
Most legendary guest! I was laughing my ass off when y’all were talking about Thrashin! 😂🤣
Thanks for watching - so glad you enjoyed it!
Josh is an amazing actor and it's col to see he's also a cool down to earth person.
Cool
I'm crappy at typing. 😅
One of the best podcasts been waiting for josh brolin to come through
This pcast RULES!!! I always thought Brand was like my older brother was growing up. Love Goonies still watch it every October. Josh is rad as shit! Great job gents!
His honesty is impressive. Totally open about the ups and downs of his career. Josh was a full time stock trader for four (4) years before getting "No Country For Old Men". The grind is never easy. Thank you for sharing! Great conversation.
One of the best interviews yet! This was great!
So glad you liked it!
“Brolins’ got beef”. 🤣🤘🏼
This was a fun watch. Thanks guys
A few years ago,The Supermoon there were perfect waves under the Venice Pier, for literally 10 mins at the peak of the full moon. Watching them shred through the pier rafters just in moonlight was some of the Gnarliest surfing iv ever seen!
That's wild, man sounds frigging awesome.. nobody was worried about sharks? I live on the East coast Cocoa Beach and grew up surfing, my friends and I surfed at night a couple times being dumb teenagers, but aside from that I never had the courage to surf at night it was always too sketch in my mind..
Josh is more self-assured, more worldly, more sophisticated, and his humor is slightly more dry, but he is virtually the same guy I've known since he was 13.
It has been so satisfying to see a friend not only accomplish his stated goal of becoming a respected working actor, but unarguably become one of the best film actors in the world. His body of work speaks for itself.
As for his mother, Jane, she was awesome. Full of stories, opinionated, warm, passionate, compassionate, and funny as hell. As they say in Hollywood, she knew where a lot of the bodies were buried.
was he pretentious back then, too? bc I have a "do you know who I am?" story about Joshy-poo that shows him in a terrible light. It happened in Venice Beach when he got carded for a beer.
What does that make you? If hes a pretentious asshole because that one sentence that one time...do you ever look back at the things you do or say and think of the possibility that you may be an asshole,judgemental ,obnoxious or entitled? Or you're just great right? At least he was in the Goonies
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Good job, Boofert!
It didn't take you long to find the longest road, with most cobblestones, take your bicycle out, remove the bicycle seat, and your pants, and take a long ride on the greased seat-pole towards the water.
Tony Hanks had me cracking up. 😆😆😆🤣
Crazy Ellis hangs with Luis and thanos
Cuz they're both real ass dudes
& Tony Hanks!
Basically the same person lol
Holy crap that one flew by. ‘Preciate it!
His dad was a great actor, can’t imagine the burden of living under your dad’s shadow and finally making it at 40 must of been something. Good for him not giving up, we would have been deprived of some amazing acting.
YOU called it! Winning comment... hope it's not del;)
22:12 Tony’s reaction to Ellis’s kids age math is hilarious.
I was looking for someone else that noticed this😂
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I LOVE thrashin!!! Very important movie for me, we used to see it before go out skating.
Same for me and skate pal. Thrashin’ & Search for Animal Chin, Public Domain, Streets on Fire all before H-Street had dropped changing the game!#🛹❤️🤘🏻
One of my favorite actors! Nice one y’all!
That was fantastic. I could listen to these guys talk all day
Love this dude, gotta have him back sometime
I LOVED Young Riders. Watched every episode as a kid. “Billy” aka Wild Bill Hickock was definitely the best character…and “Teaspoon”.
Of course No Country for Old Men and American Gangster…and, I guess Thrashin’. I didn’t like skate “movies”.
I think Corey Webster was a mashup from a TWS ad featuring Corey O’Brien and Danny Webster?
It's difficult to put into words how different Josh comes across as an actual human being (and does in any interview I've seen him in), as opposed to some other big celebrities, many that come across as being extremely self-important/full of themselves.
He is very genuine, if you ever meet him he is just a real dude. Represents SLO county for sure
I love Thrashin. Born in 77. It’s cheesy but I didn’t notice as a kid and I like the cheesiness now. I wanna watch it now
Great actor and seems as real as can be. Another badass guest and episode!
Thank you!
Sic!!
Thrashin got me sparked to start skating when it came out-
True roots👍
My dad and I watch no country and still quote from the movie. This guys legit and down to earth. Great interview.
You can tell he is super genuine and actually really cool🤟🏻🤟🏻Some actors aren't so down to earth.
I loved this interview and now I know why I love Josh Brolin so much. He had to pay the price to become the actor he became. No free rides for the Brolin boy and as terrible as it may sound all of this life failure stuff is what makes the drive to success all the more real. He had to walk ordinary shoes and this is what any good actor needs. Just my 2 cents. Also this chemistry between the two is making me weep for my childhood again. haha long live the 80s!
Lol! Thrashin" was skate nostalgia! It gave those skaters from different parts of the country to get an idea of what skateboarding was like in California. Thank you!
25:52 😂 the adverts Jason. You’re killing me 😅😂
Guys, I don't comment on youtube but I have to say Oh my goodness such an amazing guest! Already loved his work but after this love him even more! What a rad dude haha
thank you for commenting and watching the show! So glad you enjoyed it :)
Thrashin is entertaining and therefore not a bad movie. It's just that simple.
Thanks so much y’all!
A Corba Kai Type of dark spinoff about the Daggers would be Awesome.
That would be excellent.👍
❤ no country for old men. Best movie ever
It's cool to know that his mom is from my town ❤ the animals part is just from being from corpus she just don't care or scare easy
Two kids 31 years apart is crazy haha brolin still slinging it I see what a legend
That was a great episode. Just dudes hanging out and keeping it real. Reading that back it sounds ridiculous, but seriously your extraordinary experiences felt relatable and human. (51 year old in california)
Mega wonderful man! Lots of love from Belgium. His book will b as amazing
13:17 "It was all kind of downhill from there!" Ellis: Immediately starts laughing...😂
Loved The Goonies, loved Young Riders; love you, Josh ❤
Thrashin' had the only 80's skate footage I owned, so I used to watch it regularly. One time a friend came over and the love scene was playing; he gave me shit later that day about me watching "some Playboy Channel movie", haha.
Brolin seems like such a chill guy
How did i not know that this channel exists!? Binge time! To this day i still use Ellis' line from Haggard, "You're-a-deadman!"
I'm 37 now, when i was a little kid (7 years old) and getting into skateboarding, my parents rented Thrashin' for me from a local video store. I remember being half way through it, and being like "This...uhh, this sucks..." My brother's friend let me borrow Animal Chin and i was hooked. The OG Bones Brigade are still some of my biggest heroes. I wont lie, when i saw the video where they re-created the Chin ramp, i choked up and someone started cutting onions nearby. I was lucky enough to be able watch that video with my two sons who (they were 6 and 9 at the time) were just getting into skating. We shortly after watched Animal Chin, Ban This, Propaganda and then Gleaming the Cube and finished it off with The End. It was a great evening where i got to share my lifelong love of skateboarding with my sons, who were just as stoked as I was the first time watching those movies.
Damn....i learned more about Josh Brolin through the stories of his failures than what i thought i knew of his successes. I wish more stars could come to terms with their real selves rather than their hollywood personas.
Much respect to Josh and i genuinely wish him the best of luck in his life!
Josh is a righteous mother fucker. What a rad dude. That was by far the best interview I have seen. I couldnt take my eyes off of it and my face was cracking a smile over the banter the entire time!!!! So sick
so glad you enjoyed the episode!
Awesome EP, could've watched Brolin for hour's 🤙