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M. Night Shyamalan's Trap!
What happens when you mix M. Night Shyamalan's suspenseful storytelling with Josh Hartnett's gripping performance? On this episode of the "It's What We Do" podcast, we unravel the intense narrative of "Trap," revealing how choppy dialogue and calculated character portrayals keep viewers on the edge of their seats. We share our reactions to the most anxiety-inducing scenes, including close police encounters and the growing suspicions of the protagonist’s daughter. And to lighten the mood, we start off with a series of trap-themed jokes that had us in stitches.
Ever thought about living out of a van? Our whimsical discussion on the Ford Transient might just convince you to give it a try. Amidst humorous anecdotes—like the stern warning against talking about our beloved Dune box set—we weigh the van's practicality as a mobile living space. We also ponder the lighter side of fatherhood without responsibilities, muse over what makes a movie good versus simply enjoyable, and a hypothetical Deadpool versus Wolverine crossover.
Finally, our Marvel Cinematic Universe speculation segment covers the buzz around Channing Tatum's rumored Gambit movie and the potential strategies for his inclusion in the MCU. We touch on the impact of actors reprising their iconic roles and how it forges a deeper connection with the audience. Our TV shows and movies chitchat runs the gamut from binge-watching "Game of Thrones" and "Dexter" to exploring our extensive watchlist that includes "Cuckoo" and "The Contestant." With our lively back-and-forth, we guarantee you'll be adding a few new titles to your own watchlist by the end of this episode!
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you know it's what we do. Hello everyone and welcome to a another episode of the it's what we do podcast. I'm here, uh, john, here, accompanied by the lovely, the beautiful, the immaculate Hen with that magnificent mullet you know business. In the front party, in the back, looking good with the hat, looking lovely.
Speaker 2:How you doing beautiful. I'm doing swell, Thank you.
Speaker 1:I forgot I had the mullet.
Speaker 2:It's just too powerful nowadays. Heck, the next Morgan Wallen? Yeah, no, I just got to learn how to sing and be talented. Then it's a wrap. And then here at the it's what we Do podcast, we talk about movie, tv shows and all types of content. On this fine episode, we'll be covering the movie Trap I've been saying trapped a lot this week and I'm like it's the wrong name, whatever and starring the Josh Hartnett yeah, and then Lady Raven.
Speaker 2:Salama, we even get M Night himself in this yeah, making his famous cameo, and directed by M Night Shyamalan. The man, the myth, the legend. Now, first of all, miss Honey, what did you think of this movie?
Speaker 1:It was definitely a movie. We're going to talk about it a little bit more, but I definitely oh, I actually have something.
Speaker 2:I forgot about this. You know this movie was a very suspenseful, anxiety-driven movie. Right, so to break the ice, so we don't have to relive those anxiety levels. I got a couple things. Okay. Okay, are you ready? Yeah, okay, why did the musician set a trap?
Speaker 1:the musician yes, I don't know. I mean I don't think she really said the trap. I think it was part of her. I mean, just like they just this is a joke, john uh, while we're here doing critical thinking, yeah, like I'm answering saq or something. Yeah, to catch a beat. Oh, I thought it had to do with the movie.
Speaker 2:These are trap-themed jokes. Why did the spider say to the fly caught in its web? Did I say that right? What did the spider say to the fly caught in its web?
Speaker 1:Gotcha.
Speaker 2:Welcome to my trap house. Why don't trap artists ever get lost?
Speaker 1:Because they can't get out.
Speaker 2:They follow the right beat. Yeah, that's all I could come up with this week. It's just to break the tension, so we're not. Keep morale high, if you will.
Speaker 1:I just feel like an idiot. Now there's no anxiety, I just feel dumb.
Speaker 2:Well, that's better than feeling anxiety. Okay, my apologies. What did you think of this movie?
Speaker 1:this movie was very interesting, a very suspenseful thriller. Uh, I really like the way the the the characters were in this. In this movie, especially josh harden, there's a lot of uh dialogue. That made the movie feel a bit more uneasy, if you will. I know people were saying that it's kind of like video game dialogue, where it's like NPCs speaking to each other, but to me it's kind of like how the main character, josh, who plays the butcher that everyone is so scared of that they're trying to catch.
Speaker 1:He's always acting, you know, he always has to put on a fake face and he kind of has to match the energy of the people that he's talking to and come out as like just uh, you know, I'm just a, a normal white father it's especially the white part.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah. Or power, okay, um, yeah, it felt like it was the hitman game personified. That's the first time I used that word. I said it correctly personified, that's what I said, yeah. And then I think it's funny because a lot of people talk about, like, m Night Shyamalan, even before the movie, his dialogue is kind of always choppy and like a weird type shit and it's like, okay then, this kind of dialogue, this kind of structure, because he's trying to, like, you know, cover himself and we're looking through the perspective of him, it plays into that and makes his weakness into an, a shrink and stuff like them. Did you see the post-credits scene? Yeah, okay, now we can. Okay, no, never mind, that was about time to bring that up. Okay, yeah.
Speaker 2:And then, like throughout the first part of the movie, just my anxiety level was just going up and down, just because it made me like uncomfortable, because it was like is he gonna get caught? Is he not gonna get caught and what's the way? And then he has to be like real slick about everything, like, uh, whenever he's going through the police, he's just having his coffee. He was like, oh, oh, oh, oh. Yeah, barry was supposed to fill that up the dumb ass. And then he walks back through them. He still was a radio, he fucking kills a girl and stuff.
Speaker 2:I thought it was just. I thought that was really interesting and like that's. I think that's where it shined. And then his daughter and stuff was just slowly like what the fuck's wrong with you, dad, like what are you doing? And whenever there was like a hole in the stage and he's like, hey, we should go down there. And then his daughter was like what the hell are you talking about? And he was just like come on, let's go down there. I was like fucking chill out, pennyworth, yeah it was.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he did a lot of that hiding in plain sight, also like the part you mentioned with the cops, yeah, where he thought a lot on the fly too, you know oh yeah, he just said oh, hey, yeah hey, forget about it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh yeah, he was supposed to fill it up, like he said. Hey, we got the best coffee in Seattle, but uh you want some.
Speaker 1:You want some of that. We got some more you can take.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and he was like, oh, for my personal mustache. I was like bitch, who has a personal mustache of sugar.
Speaker 1:He does.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, he sounds like that time.
Speaker 1:And. I thought in the part where he took the apron. Oh, and then he caused a commotion with the fryer. You know, blew up in that lady's face and he put the glass grease in there.
Speaker 2:Oh, the glass grease in there, oh, that was. And whenever he was up there and then, like he just looked into his pocket and he found an ID, and I was like exactly, and it was like a video game thing you were just like hey, did you get this from? Like, did you get this password for the last checkpoint, kind of shit. Whenever he said Hamilton, whenever they said Hamilton, I was like Alexander Hamilton, alexander Hamilton, and I thought was like alexander, alexander hamilton, hey and uh, I thought it was like pretty solid, it was just like it. It started feeling like it did a fucking complete shift whenever he revealed himself, because I was like you were right there at the finish line, kind of thing. You were just all you had to do was go through like two other sets of doors and you would have been home fucking free. But then I think he just felt like he was trapped and the only option he had was to fucking expose himself. But at that point is that when you expose yourself, there's no way you're gonna get out.
Speaker 1:you know like you're gonna get caught somehow, because now she knows who it is and shit so that whole dilemma at the end, you know where he did expose himself to selika, essentially like doing the whole hostage situation on her, saying like I'll kill him if you don't get us out of here. But what? What would, what exactly would have happened if he did go through that checkpoint? Yeah, maybe they would have questioned him and stuff, but if they didn't have any proof of what he actually did, then how are they going to stop him? I mean, there's a lot of uh, white males around his age that looked, that, had his build and everything that much damn right there was.
Speaker 1:And they I mean none of them I mean they're all questioned, but I doubt they got any of them obviously you know, yeah, because they're still looking for him towards a very, very end. They didn't know who to look for, though, yeah.
Speaker 2:And whenever they said about the like, he had this dumbass rabbit tattoo. How the fuck do you see a rabbit tattoo but not see what the guy looks like Like? How did that detail slip through the cameras or whatever, but nothing else, you know?
Speaker 1:I thought that was really funny how did they even get that tip?
Speaker 2:uh, they said something about like the cameras in the area where the bodies were dumped, or something. It was very like what's the chances of that? You know, and then that's the only information that you grab.
Speaker 2:You know, and then, uh, the would that have been enough, though, to to get him I mean, that's how you can start and I'm well after like knowing more about him. Like he has ocd and stuff. You could see that he's um, he covers his tracks very well so they probably wouldn't have found anything else. I would assume, you know, if it was a sloppy butcher, maybe, whatever, but he, but he's not like that. You know he says he's very clean and shit.
Speaker 2:The lady Raven, whenever she started, you know she kept on pushing him. He was like let's go to your house, let me sing a song. Hey, give me your fucking phone. Dumbass. I thought that was really good and stuff. Like her acting. I was surprised, I was like I didn't even realize. I was like I didn't realize. I was like, oh, she's actually playing a big part in this third act, like that was really funny. And I remember I texted you about this whenever she was in the car and then she started doing that fucking psychology thing of being like I'm pretending to be your mother kind of thing.
Speaker 2:I was like what the fuck is she doing? I was like, but then I had like flashbacks of like TikTok girls who think they're like psychiatrists and therapists, who psychoanalyze all the documentaries on like fucking bundy and like a bunch of other serial killers. I was like this seems like a very much those type of girls um move to do. It's just like let me play the therapist and let me see this is how I'm gonna fix this person kind of thing you can't fix.
Speaker 1:Did she come up with that on her own, or was that from the conversations that she had with the profiler?
Speaker 2:I think they did talk about that. He had mother issues and shit like that, but I think that move was on the fly. It was working for a little bit. I don't think it was. I think he was just kind of like.
Speaker 1:He was making fun of it for sure, but yeah, I felt like it what you?
Speaker 2:I fell for it. I want to fell for it.
Speaker 2:You can't control me just started, just can't fix, just get triggered and just drive the car off the side of the road, yeah, no, just drive through the garage storm, yeah, and then, like you know, at the end whenever they do it again, right, but it's that old, broad. I think it works because it's old, broad and white hair, so reminds me of the mother, and also he's drunk the fuck up too, you know. So I think that's why, because he's like in a halfway sleepy sense. So I think that's why it works.
Speaker 1:Then shout out having ocd do you have to have an ocd? Nope, nope, nope so I have the opposite. Just take one look at my car, you'll. Just take one look at my car, you'll know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, take one look at my life.
Speaker 1:Overall, what did you think of this movie?
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:What was your favorite part of this movie?
Speaker 2:Fucking. Whenever he pushed that one girl down the stairs. I thought that was going to be subplot too in the movie, because you know how she was all fucking like pissed drunk already. Yeah, the concert hasn't started. The concert barely started, and I think there's other things happening where it seemed like everyone's going to the restroom or something I can't remember. I thought that was gonna be like a subplot in the movie. Was your?
Speaker 2:oh, and then I forgot to talk about he was actually a pretty good fucking dad, like he had a close relationship with his daughter, and then, um, that dumb fuck the other lady was trying to like be pushy and he's completely aware of like you know, like the situation and he's involved in shit. He's trying to be, um, you know, one of those corny dads who fucking try to learn all the new slang and shit.
Speaker 1:Hey what's a crispy shirt you're wearing? I prefer deep fried. Yeah, disgusting Deep fried shirt.
Speaker 2:When I saw your shirt today, I thought it was Tiff Streets.
Speaker 1:Tiff Streets.
Speaker 2:Yeah, shout out to Tiff.
Speaker 1:Streets. I work for Tiff Streets. Do you yeah On the weekends?
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's cute, drive the little van and shit no, a little Ford Focus yeah, yeah, the Ford Focus yeah, oh okay, little hatchback. I was thinking about the. I forgot what they're called. You know the vans?
Speaker 1:yeah, the.
Speaker 2:Ford vans yeah, I want one of those bad boys yeah, I want a Transient and live in the Transient oh you, could people do that yeah, yeah, the extended ones are fucking huge. Like I got in the other day and the thing was fucking massive. I was like I could fucking live in here right now and I was about to like rob the person. I was like I got on my car.
Speaker 1:Are you going to get your Dune box set? Just put it in the corner.
Speaker 2:Yeah, what else am I going to jesus? What did she say?
Speaker 1:she said don't talk about doing, that's it. Yeah, I'm sure there was a conversation beforehand. No, she just told me, when he answers, just tell him don't talk about doing.
Speaker 2:And I was like, uh, oh, okay you can tell them and she did yeah, jesus, that scared me because I was like, and when she said don't talk about that, she would say don't talk about her, I'm just like hey. And then she said doing that, I was like, get the gun.
Speaker 1:She was gonna say she was gonna say she, uh, she had my, she had a gun pointed to my head when she said that yeah, she's like don't talk about dude and you didn't think the golden john has 24 hours to live and I talked about doing.
Speaker 2:It's what the golden path requires.
Speaker 1:It's it's a noble sacrifice that I'd be willing to make yeah, there's a.
Speaker 2:There's a quote that I a quote that I send off in our work group chat today. It's a quote. I do quotes of the day and they're all doomed quotes. This one was A wise man mowed his life. A fool only waits for death, or something like that. I didn't get it. I don't get it either. I didn't get it either, but I still sense it, though it sounds. It sounded wise. I was like, yeah, I don't have the time, I just redo. And I'm like, damn, this shit sounds very powerful, but I'm just like no fucking idea what I'm reading how does a group chat respond to these quotes?
Speaker 2:The people in the office. They know because I talk about it doing a lot. And then there's one guy that works remote and he doesn't know what the fuck is going on. He'll just like the comment or question in or whatever. And then everyone else is like, oh God, he has has another dune quote, because they think I'm trying to do like sending motivational things. But I was like, no, I'm just sending dune quotes, like you know, like in our bio and shit I've.
Speaker 2:I added two dune quotes in there I'm out of the third one in there too why does he get to work? Remote. Uh, because he's bum. It's too ugly to go into the office.
Speaker 1:There's a. There's a. There's a a check-in requirement.
Speaker 2:No, no, it's just more like fucking. The only time he's good to see is fucking in pitch black. The only way to see him is in a pitch black room.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you don't want to scare the kids. How are we supposed to get investors this way? That's true, yeah.
Speaker 1:Why does Marzo just fire him?
Speaker 2:Nah, he's a good worker, or I don't know. Maybe he has something on the CEO, who knows?
Speaker 1:What did you think?
Speaker 2:Yay or nay, yay, there was something else I was going to say. We talk about him being a good father, right? Yes, what corny lines. Do you have any dad jokes?
Speaker 1:Off the top of my head. No Damn.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I kind of just brought that.
Speaker 1:I think you get those automatically as soon as you become a father.
Speaker 2:But I already have kids.
Speaker 1:Oh.
Speaker 2:Yeah Well, I don't claim them, so I guess maybe I'm not a father. Yeah, there you go. It doesn't work that way, damn it. Why can't you just fucking father children and just get all the benefits without having to raise them?
Speaker 1:You can, you can how.
Speaker 2:Just do it. Yeah, something else I was going to say oh, what do you rate it? Yay, yay.
Speaker 1:It was a cute movie. I find it difficult to rate a movie nay. I mean, I guess we'll know when the time comes, but I mean it's also For now.
Speaker 2:Most movies are going to be yay yeah.
Speaker 1:Just because it's something that is not terrible that you can watch.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you might enjoy and honestly, that's the way I kind of think in movies in general. You know it's like you know we talked about like fucking what makes a movie good, and it's just like if you didn't feel like you wasted the fucking run time, I guess it was good, you know, if you had any positive feeling or whatever rain yeah I mean, I mean it's good enough. You know, not everything has to be Doom Part 2, you know.
Speaker 1:Not everything has to be Deadpool versus Wolverine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, versus or Deadpool and Wolverine. That would have been a cute name Deadpool v Wolverine Dawn of the MCU there you go. Yeah Dawn of the MCU. There you go. Yeah Dawn of the MCU Messiah.
Speaker 1:All right, so should we get into. I don't have any Makeout Sesh. Yeah, let's make out, there's no news.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean I covered it yesterday. Oh, you covered it yesterday.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and there's. Did you cover that there's a potential? Well, it's just rumors right now, but Channing Tatum.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's bullshit.
Speaker 1:Channing Tatum has spoken about maybe possibly he talked to Kevin Feige about maybe possibly reviving the Gambit movie that he never got.
Speaker 2:Yeah, whatever, and so one thing's concrete Like how many fucking other movies does the MCU have lined up? One thing I did talk about was Not any King movies. He has a comeback next Comic-Con. No, d23 is happening tomorrow, so they fucking, they roll him out there. They just bring him back as Galactus. Yeah, yeah, I don't think they have that bad boy cast. One thing I talked about, though, was just do you remember, at the end of the Marvels, how they swap universes to the one that has the X-Men? Just pop that motherfucker in there and just do that as the backwards mcu no, what's that thing?
Speaker 2:the backward, uh, backdoor pilot, that's what I meant to say. Just put him in there and put use that shit as a backdoor pilot where he's like kicking in with monica rambo or whoever the fuck. And he's there and you know you allow his time to shine yeah, but my question is who do they fight next?
Speaker 2:uh me, there you go, uh him. I wonder if he. Of course I don't know really that much about him, but I wonder if he. Of course I don't know really that much about him, but I wonder if he has have any solo runs or anything by himself. You know, gambit, or were you talking about?
Speaker 1:Uh, I don't know he, I mean he's always been a part of the X-Men, I mean when he first met, yeah.
Speaker 2:But then like, well, he's always he was x-men, I mean where he first met, yeah, but then like, well, he's always he was, unless they do like a, like an origin thing. I'm talking about the comic books. Yeah, yeah, it's. I don't. I don't read the x-men, but I just like has he had his own run? I know I don't think so.
Speaker 1:I know his first appearance was in one of the x-men comic books where he runs into what does he to? He runs into Storm. He runs into Storm, I believe, because they're trying to steal something and he's a master thief. So he just happens to be there. Lenny Labo, lenny Labo, lenny Labo.
Speaker 2:Lenny Labo, lenny Labo, lenny Labo, lenny Labo, lennymon. Oh, so Okay, blue. Un chat, no, un chat Mange Un Croissant. What did I say? I said it by my daddy dick already. Oh hell, no, I've been trying to learn French, I've been doing the lingo Un chat Mange Un croissant. A cat eats a croissant. Why?
Speaker 1:would a cat eat a croissant?
Speaker 2:though Motherfucker hungry. Why house Hungry, hungry? Yeah, that's boring Hell. So I'm on. I have a streak of 17 days right now.
Speaker 1:So the pilot that you were talking about, a backdoor pilot.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean just Well. Also, I don't know what the fuck they're going to do with With the other movies. Like I doubt the Marvels are going to get another movie and stuff like that. But then, like I don't know if they're going to pull Monica Rambeau into something else. I don't know what their long-form story. Of course, too, if they want to put Gambit in anything, they'll just write him in, it doesn't matter. So yeah, but then having his own solo movie, I don't know. Yeah, what about X-23? X-23? Because everyone in that fucking cameo list all said they want to come back.
Speaker 1:And they did. But I mean, the only way I see them coming back is as variants, and that's it. I mean, Except for X-23, she was the one from.
Speaker 2:Logan.
Speaker 1:I mean, I figured that, but everyone was like she's actually confirmed to be the one from Logan.
Speaker 2:What did the broad said then?
Speaker 1:the glasses didn't tell you what she, her dial, the dialogue with uh wolverine didn't tell you that and it's like none of it fucking matters, doesn't, because she's there because it's like something.
Speaker 2:And then, um, there's something I was just thinking about, because it's like they say that, um, these don't like before, like before, like you know, when everyone said they're just variants and shit like that. Right, they say those don't really matter because their variants are not the ones that we know.
Speaker 1:But it's like we only follow the variants from the universe that we've been seeing.
Speaker 2:It's, but it is, though, Because it's like, yeah, in the movie it might be a variant, but it's still the same actor, you know. And there's a reason why they put that actor to play that role again it's for the emotional reason, you know, and I think that's just something they say is like, oh, it doesn't matter, but it's like the movie wanted an emotional pull from us. You know, at the end of the day, the movie's to entertain and to be like, oh shit, a cameo, and it's like it might not be on paper but then, at the same time, none of this is fucking real either kind of thing. So it's just like it is them, it is that person Like Johnny Storm it could be a variant, but it is Johnny Storm played by Chris Evans. At the end of the fucking day, you, it could be a variant, but it is Johnny Storm played by Chris Evans you know, at the end of the fucking day.
Speaker 2:You know, whatever, it's something I've been thinking about. I haven't formed my full thought around it yet, but it's just like none of it fucking matters. And it is that person, regardless of what the story is telling you. I'm fucking gaslighting.
Speaker 1:I saw this course on Twitter, talking about what you and I talked about recently, saying that?
Speaker 2:What about fucking?
Speaker 1:restarting the KKK no.
Speaker 2:It's okay.
Speaker 1:They never even ended. But anyway, how the Avengers were boring and they would get clapped by the X-Men or Fantastic Four and for the reason being that, you know, no one wanted them. Yeah, but they still made. I mean, they still did a good job with their movies and it was very successful in that franchise.
Speaker 2:But they turned you at a moment where, um, it was like lean into the comic book-ish bookiness of you know, because before it was like the black leather kind of thing and trying to be gritty but campy. It was a weird combination, you know. And then, yeah, so there was just like a like no, let's embrace being this fucking goofy, you know kind of thing, but serious but goofy but serious, you know, it's like that. Like, you know, the Iron man thing, it's like it's a dude fucking flying around in the armor thing. It's goofy but cool. You know it's a weird combination. Yeah, oh, that I have an opinion on Batman 89, where I think that movie is a really campy movie.
Speaker 1:It's just color tones are all black, know, because?
Speaker 2:it's just a goofy movie. What does campy mean? Um, picture like you're at summer camp, right, and then the cabin counselors are super energetic and they're like hey, let's start singing a song. And then like, hey, let's fucking play patty cake. Also like scooby doo, yes yes yeah, or, like you know, the old batman show the og original recipe. Yeah, that's camp campiness. I think the batman uh 89 is super campy.
Speaker 1:It's just, overtones are fucking dark with the laugh track yeah, oh, yeah, yeah, if you just With the laugh track, yeah.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, yeah, if you just put the laugh track there, I think it would completely change a lot of people's output on the show. Yeah, oh, there's this other piece of news that I did forget the Saturday Night trailer has dropped. It is about the first showing of the Saturday Night Live. You know the show or whatever about how it was a messy journey to get it started and get it going, kind of thing.
Speaker 2:I don't really like talk shows, yeah, yeah, but at least there's like, I don't know, I do enjoy it. It's just, I don't really watch it ever really. The only time I watched it recently was because I think it was jason mose on it, and there's like, if they guest star, then I'll watch it. It's, it's skits. They're cute. I I have nothing to say, but it's just the concept of it though, like starting a live tv show every week and doing skits and shit, and then doing an ensemble of different comedians and shit. It's a cool idea and a lot of great actors come from, like you know, andy sandberg.
Speaker 1:He was on there, um, yeah andy sandberg had that whole uh youtube channel with the lonely island. Yeah, shout out, lonely islands.
Speaker 2:Um, I really like the. I forgot who said this joke. They were talking about Andy Samberg, cause you know they work late fucking nights because they got to get the show ready by Saturday, type shit. And he, what did he do? He, I think he said that there was like a glass door, you know the one like the clear, the foggy glass, and then he'll be like outside of it, and then he'll be like hey, I'm going to the restroom, do you?
Speaker 2:then he'll be like outside of it and then he'll be like hey, I'm going to the restroom, do you want to come with me to like so you know, just fuck with people and it was just like I thought that was so funny and it's because, you know, just like annie samberg, I had a similar joke to that where I would say, um, what would I say? Uh, like someone said they're going to the restroom or whatever, I'm like, oh, do you need any help in there? So I was like we're like kinder spirits, yeah. But then it looks pretty cute. It takes place in the past and shit, and then Michael Lawrence and stuff he's the one that created it, executive producer and all that. So it looks cute enough. I would say Probably, maybe, who knows?
Speaker 1:Who knows who knows.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah. Regarding that, though, I don't have any other news. Let me just see on the topics.
Speaker 1:Have you watched anything?
Speaker 2:I saw K-Prusader Did a small review on that or whatever. Game of Thrones Right now I'm. Satyr did a small review on that or whatever. Um uh, game of thrones I'm on right now. I'm currently halfway through season three, so I'm in the mud of it now. Hopefully I should finish it in a week's time, kind of thing.
Speaker 2:Okay yeah it's pretty good. Yeah, it's really solid and it's just like a lot of pieces that are moving separately from each other and like they don't seem like. I know eventually they're all going to connect, all these other story plots, but like right now it just doesn't seem like anything's fucking connected, like what they're doing, which is they're like on all other sides of the country and they're just all on their own adventures and journeys, kind of thing. It's pretty cute. You haven't seen it at all right. Do you ever have any intentions, sir?
Speaker 1:probably not honestly no why not? I don't know. It takes me a lot to commit to watching a show with that amount of seasons, like right now I'm still watching dexter, oh really. Yeah, I'm on season five, so I believe I'm like halfway through season five. So I believe after this it's only three seasons left, and then I believe there's another show after this initial one.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the um, final bloodlines or some shit, something like that. Yeah, and then you'll have the next series to go through and then the prequel series. Yeah, and you're liking it, it's pretty good.
Speaker 1:It's just a lot going on. I feel like that. A lot of things that can be avoided. This man just puts himself through the worst situations Like making things worse on himself. Yeah, like in the last season, he got his wife killed.
Speaker 2:Accidents happen, honey. I can't even count the amount of wives I have lost by accidents. Jesus Christ, I'm inconsiderate man. You know, my wife just died.
Speaker 1:Yeah, his wife was killed by a rival serial killer.
Speaker 2:Oh, mine too.
Speaker 1:Just casually. Yeah, mine too. It's like we live the same lives. Have you been watching anything else with that?
Speaker 2:No, I just got to pound through this one as immediately as I can.
Speaker 1:As immediately as you can.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's just the best way I can say it. I just need to finish it already. I'm not going to be able to sleep, rest until I'm done with it, and then, once I know I'm done with it, then I'm going to start going to deep dives on it, and it's a lot of time I have to put into it. So it's just like the sooner I do it, the sooner I'm done with it or the sooner it just is what it is, cause it's like with this I'm not going to read the fucking books. I'm never going to read the books, but I'm going to do a fuck ton of research though on it, and it's gonna take a lot of time and I have a lot of shit to watch. You know, like one thing I talked about was, um, like I have my watch list right.
Speaker 2:I have about like four pages of things, right that you need to watch yeah and then game of thrones is number two, right, but once I cross that line out, right, even though even though I have seen eight seasons, right, at least eight to ten episodes per season, right, that's still only going to be one line in my watch list, so it doesn't mean anything. You know, you don't have it like categorized by priority or movies. I mean, there's not really priorities for this.
Speaker 1:I feel like I would knock movies out first.
Speaker 2:It's really just depending on my moods, because it's like I have to be in the mood. With Game of Thrones, I've been dragging ass on it to commit to it since the pod started. I've been not one to do it because I knew how taxing it was going to do it. Because I knew how taxing it was going to be, so I postponed it for a very long time. But I just need to knock it out as soon as possible. As soon as it's done. It's done. As soon as you eat your cake. You're done with your cake. You can't make another cake, or you could, but I'm not going to make another cake. You've been watching anything?
Speaker 1:Yeah, kengen Ashura on Netflix Anime about a lot of different fighting styles, and they're in this big fighting tournament called the Kengen Matches, where essentially all it is is all these very powerful businesses and presidents of those businesses, and presidents of those businesses have a representative fighter to fight for the number one spot, to be the most powerful business in the world, and it's by fighting.
Speaker 1:Yeah, by death, essentially a death match. So they put their strongest fighters out and they go through the tournament of the strongest fighters in the world and whoever wins they become top dog. But obviously there's some things going on behind the scenes that are affecting this stuff, like one shadow owner who owns a lot of different businesses, so essentially he has more tickets in there than a lot of other people do for their raffle or whatever. So yeah, it's got me stuff and I'm really enjoying it. The animation is a bit weird. It's a little bit different. It is kind of 3d at points, so it's a little bit awkward to watch sometimes, but I'm enjoying it.
Speaker 1:I plan to watch this one and then Baki next, because I know at some point they have like a crossover thing and I know people like to compare the two a lot just because of the fighting and stuff. But yeah, I'm enjoying it. I'm like halfway through season 2 right now and this is like the first anime I've watched in forever. It's been a while since I've picked up on any kind of anime and I've watched in forever. It's been a while since I've picked up on any kind of anime and I'm also planning to watch, to start, another K-drama.
Speaker 2:You've got to keep the drama up, yeah.
Speaker 1:I love drama. It's in the blood and well, I think that's pretty much it. I wanted to go see Deadpool again.
Speaker 2:Oh, so did. I Loved it so good. I saw Twisters again. Twisters was really good too.
Speaker 1:That is a hot, never mind. I was going to say that is a perfect, yay, but I was like, nah, we shouldn't make categories.
Speaker 2:It's a yay. It's a yay, it's a yay for sure. No, it just gets different levels of yays and nays, and I watched the speaking of Twisters.
Speaker 1:I watched the Transformers Rise of the Beast again. Yeah, yeah, had Homeboy in there, Anthony Ramos With the Shmi Davidson he's Mirage.
Speaker 2:Yeah, shout out, pete the man.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 2:Coming up this week. Right now we had Borderlands just come out. I really don't give a fuck about it.
Speaker 1:It came out already.
Speaker 2:It came out yesterday Technically.
Speaker 1:I don't give a fuck about it. Came out already. It came out yesterday. Uh, technically I don't give a fuck about it, but I might watch it, just depending on how my schedule schedules go. I haven't played the game, so I don't know if it's gonna be like no one gives a fuck, it's just.
Speaker 2:It's just a movie, um, there's, um. What's the other movie? Uh, cuckoo. I want to watch that. You know how dumb I am. I don't know this how proves. I don't know how to read. When I first saw Cuckoo, I thought it said Cucko, cuckoo, yeah.
Speaker 2:And then I was like I was. Just I said it and I was like Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, fucking dumbass. Yeah, that one I want to watch immediately. I might watch it today, actually I don't. Yeah, that one's starring what's her name? Hunter. She's from like Euphoria and there's that bra. That's from Jessica, something, she's from something I can't remember. Whatever, it's a good old fashion horror movie. That's what it looks like, kind of thing. I love horror, horror, horror. Oh no, I'm kidding. That one looks cute. I don't think there's anything else. Oh, I'm hoping to get done with game of thrones by next week.
Speaker 1:Wow, I'm already I.
Speaker 2:I started game of thrones on saturday, last saturday and today's.
Speaker 1:You're not like paying attention to it, right. You kind of just have it on type of thing while you're paying extreme attention to it.
Speaker 2:Okay, I know everything. Oh, wow, yeah, I this. This is why, yeah, I, I'm obsessed right now. You need a tv. No, I don't need anything hang it up over there I can watch you with my ears, yeah, but uh, I'll be done with it, hopefully, because it's like on the first day I day. I started watching it last Saturday. I benched the whole first season that day.
Speaker 2:Oh my goodness, and so it was like 10 episodes hour, some episodes a little bit over an hour. So I'm just clocking for a full shift with some OT on there, and then every day I've been watching probably like three or four episodes a day kind of thing right now. So it's just getting it done as quickly as possible. That's the only goals I have in life.
Speaker 1:Nice.
Speaker 2:I'll kill myself after this. Let me see what else I have on my watch list. Just an idea on what I should be watching.
Speaker 1:You got like a whole book of them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the Harder they Fall.
Speaker 1:Oh, I've heard of that one yeah, pan's Labyrinth. Oh, I watched that movie a long time ago. That's a good one.
Speaker 2:So did I, but I just don't remember. I was a kid so I don't count it. Yeah, oh, mad Men, the show I saw like probably like the first, like three seasons, but I was like in high school. Oh, let's look at my recent shit. Okay, a Page of Madness. No idea what the fuck that means. Oh, the Contestant, that show I heard is fucking crazy.
Speaker 1:Is it?
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's about a dude. I've already seen a review on it where they cover it, so it's like maybe I don't even have to watch it, but it's about this cat in Japan where he is thrown into a room and he Is it an anime. No, it's a documentary based off real life what? No, it's a documentary based off real life.
Speaker 1:What?
Speaker 2:Yeah, and it was like a talk show thing, where they kind of get this guy in a room, they take away all of his clothes and he has to write in postcards and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:for sweet saves. I've seen that.
Speaker 2:Yes, for sweet saves, and then he just has to try to get enough money. So he's in there for like a year and then they switch him over to another room in Korean and he doesn't speak Korean, but he gets it and then he's in there for like eight months or something, and then yeah, they just tortured this man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that was he literally signed up to get tortured. Yeah, would you have done it? Hell he literally signed up to get tortured. Yeah, would you have done it? Hell no. And then he did it again. Yeah, he signs up for it again.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you wouldn't have done it. No, why not? No, how much money? No, I'm kidding, I would just sue very hard on this.
Speaker 1:They didn't even pay him the first time, yeah. And then office booksellers and stuff too. They didn't pay him off those either. Yeah, I think you just have to sue. And then, uh, the video that I watched. On it they were saying that they think there was some foul play within the actual prizes and what he won, because he was barely getting nothing, barely getting anything, and they thought that the producers were holding a lot of stuff back to make it more interesting and giving him like the nasty shit, like the dog food that he had to eat and stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's they're. They tortured him?
Speaker 2:yeah for sure, but then they say that too, that they never locked the door. He got left at any time. But I think, just like stockholm at that point. Yeah, that's something I heard about recently. I I think I heard about it also on a podcast as well. Shout out to Rod Manga, let's see what else I have on my bad boy Three Body Problem, the one on Netflix. Yeah, I need to see that one too. Bad Times at the Elro. I'm not going to say Only God Forgive Elro. I'm not gonna say Only gods forgive Mr. Or let's find something that you would think it's cute. It's long list, a bunch of bullshit. Man, I wanna watch Altered Carbon. I've never seen it.
Speaker 1:I fucking love Altered Carbon. I've never seen it I fucking love Altered Carbon man.
Speaker 2:I've seen it like 10 times. Did you see the new season with the Antony Mackey? Yeah, that came out like fucking a couple years ago. I saw it like it's the same person right. Yes, yes, yes, have you seen any of it?
Speaker 1:No, but I know the idea of it. About the chip in the head yeah it's the same detective or something like that. It's the same guy.
Speaker 2:The dude is the same dude, but then he's the only one that's reoccurring. Oh, no one else can do that. Oh no, everyone can. It's just that he's a super badass. Okay, Nosferatu.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, the Nosferatu, movie.
Speaker 2:The OG original recipe. Oh yeah, the Nosferatu movie, the OG original recipe, oh the OG. Okay yeah, the other one comes out in October. I want to say no Christmas. The Sound of Freedom, the girl.
Speaker 1:Is that the one with the?
Speaker 2:Yeah, yes, it is the one that came out recently about human trafficking.
Speaker 1:They're trying to keep that one on the hush I don't really understand the controversy with this.
Speaker 2:I think it's an issue with the studio or something. I think I didn't. It was just a weird thing, because they were giving out tickets for free for this movie as well, like the company was paying for tickets. It was a weird thing. Shout out to Jesus, though he's in the movie. You know they're making a fucking. You making the Passion of Christ. They're making it 2? A second movie, a sequel.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's about what happens after the Bible ends.
Speaker 2:They just make the Bible. 2. Yeah, the Girl on the Train. I saw that movie as a kid and if I remember correctly, it's just Emily Blunt walking around London drunk as fuck. So I'm excited. I want to rewatch it. I saw it as a kid. I don't think I understood the concepts of it.
Speaker 1:I remember watching Bridge to Terabithia as a kid and then I watched it again when I was older and that movie was hella sad.
Speaker 2:American Gigolo. That one's about you, isn't it? Yeah, that means milk prostitute, right.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2:That's what's up. That's what's up. Hell or high water, sons of Sam, what else is here?
Speaker 1:I'm trying to find anything.
Speaker 2:I know I want to read or watch most of these things. I start putting books in here. Man, I need to stop. Okay, let's have one killing them softly. I want to see that bad boy as well, with the Braddy Pitts, I believe hmm, yeah, I'll see that one. Oh well, I think in the media future I'm gonna watch cuckoo, I think. I don't know. It feels like just because I go to the theater so much often.
Speaker 1:Now it's um you regularly, do they recognize you?
Speaker 2:no, fuck, no, I mean, it's just like from entrance to going inside, you know, okay, yeah, so it's just like it's not that much time to get acquainted and shit, but it's, it's cute enough. I, yeah, so it's just like it's not that much time to get acquainted in chin, but it's, it's cute enough, I guess. Uh, it's just, I go too often to where it's just like it's not like there's gonna ever really like a long time. Um, movies don't come out like you. Maybe one new movie will come out a week, or two new movies in chin, so I'm always just like I'm, I'm watching as soon as it comes out and just leaves me high and dry for a while. Yeah, I think it's been one.
Speaker 2:Yeah, uh, thank you very much for joining us on this episode of the it's what we do podcast. We're your host, han and john, and at the it's what we do podcast, we cover movies, tv shows and all types of content. Please join us for our next following episodes and so on and so forth. Please like and subscribe. We're on all social media, at it's what we Do pod, at everything. Yeah, thank you, good night and big kisses.
