I love the character development of Drinker. Last stream he didn't know polls existed. This time he jumps at it before ANYONE. Absolutely masterful writing

@crazycontraptions1249

Жыл бұрын

can't be written by james cameron then

@jopolski338

Жыл бұрын

@@crazycontraptions1249 It requires the audience to think for longer than 5 seconds, risking brain-hurt. Can't be doing that

@bellicose4653

Жыл бұрын

He is getting the lore he always wanted

Glass onion is literally the perfect name for it. If you try to peel away the layers, it shatters because it's made of glass...

@DavidDiLillo

Жыл бұрын

ThAt'S tHe PoInT, BroSeF!

@RoddThunderheart

Жыл бұрын

@David Di Lillo is a Rian Johnson defender...

@Soridan

Жыл бұрын

@@RoddThunderheart do you really need a moronic /s to spot obvious pisstakes?

@akhilnair1137

Жыл бұрын

@@RoddThunderheart who wouldn't defend a smartly written movie. Oh right, star wars fans because they literally have no taste.

@HerohammerStudios

Жыл бұрын

@@akhilnair1137 wait, what? You really think TLJ is smartly written? It falls apart on every level

Open Bar being a regular thing now is such good news thanks for doing this lads

@austinlindberg6085

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, I basically sit around all week waiting patiently. Love the conversations with people who don't have their heads so far up their asses they think wokeness = narative

@kentonbaird1723

Жыл бұрын

Beats going to the movies...

@jacobmatthews7524

Жыл бұрын

open bar is better than FNT tbh, FNT has more of a loud chaotic get together with everyone performing for each other and the audience, while this is more of a talk between people with shared interests in media criticism, so at least this will be every week like FNT is

@Scorpio2074

Жыл бұрын

Poor Mauler will never be able to make another video...

@jacobmatthews7524

Жыл бұрын

@@Scorpio2074 i wish mauler would do like e;r does and split videos into parts and work on them one at a time, as it could relieve some pressure, but ig thats just not his style... he could just put all the parts together at the end for one long video once all are done and published though

Reean Johnson wanted to be one of those directors that are misunderstood geniuses whose movies weren't loved at the time. That's why he wants people to hate his movies. But those past directors never meant for that.

A friend of mine was really impressed with the family dynamics in Avatar. I guess pretty pictures and all aside, it's also extremely refreshing to see a man act like a man, and more importantly, a dad acting like a dad.

@Benjamin.Jamin.

Жыл бұрын

Clicked on you train icon. Loved the playlists!

@dutchmansmine9053

Жыл бұрын

@@Benjamin.Jamin. Thanks, I just made them for my own amusement but I'm glad you like them.

@jeggsonvohees2201

Жыл бұрын

Yes I love the family dynamic where the mother threatens to kill her adopted son than never apologizes or addresses it. Meanwhile, the villain cares more for the kid than his mother who raised him.

@dutchmansmine9053

Жыл бұрын

@@jeggsonvohees2201 He failed to mention that, I haven't actually seen it myself so I only know what he told me.

You know that video of John Carpenter calling Spielberg, Altman etc. pretentious? That’s how I feel about Rian Johnson.

40:53 Disparu hits the nail on the head here. The multiverse concept is neat the first time, but it's pretty much become a get out jail free card for lazy writers.

@harrydubois6619

Жыл бұрын

They can still save the MCU by bringing back the Nicolas Cage Ghost Rider

Glass Onion may have the most despicable third act i've ever witnessed. But then again, Rian Johnson has shown multiple times that he's a narcissistic weasel that wants to tear down every achievement born from tradition.

@akhilnair1137

Жыл бұрын

I feel sorry for your taste in movies kiddo.

@EionBlue

Жыл бұрын

@@akhilnair1137 in that he actually has one? because he isn't wrong, that third act, especially the ending, pissed me right the fuck off.

@williamfrank962

Жыл бұрын

Because I don’t wanna see it. Mind telling me what happens my good man?

@cmc5394oparva

Жыл бұрын

@akhilnair1137 Consider it an in-kind contribution.

@stonefaced

Жыл бұрын

@@williamfrank962 -group of people get mysterious box -mysterious box is an invitation to rich mans island -group of boring/cartoonish characters go to random rich man island -before cartoon characters get to island they get something sprayed in their mouths (?? maybe a reference to a vaccine?? they were also wearing masks (this is never mentioned again)) -rich white man stole black woman’s groundbreaking idea for fuel or something, sues for the rights and gets cartoonish characters (his “”””friends”””””) to commit perjury for him -cartoonish characters do this because rich man made all of their careers -black woman gets murdered by rich white man because she had evidence to prove he lied** -black woman’s twin sister gets the mysterious box invitation to rich white mans island** -she goes in the place of her sister because apparently no one knows her sister is dead yet (even though she is an apparently high profile figure (kinda like a smaller elon musk i guess))** -before going she gets in touch with Blanc and asks for help with finding out what happened to her sister** -shenanigans, contrived plot, cringe dialogue, tons of eavesdropping and more occur >MRA activist cartoon character dies due to a pineapple allergy >rich white man tries to frame dead black woman’s twin sister because she flees the living room (in his glass house/onion) before this occurs >later find out rich white man killed him (switched his drink w/ pineapple with MRA drink) because he found out the sister died and MRA cartoon character wanted to use this to blackmail rich white dude - more jumping around in the plot to show the detective work by twin sister and Blanc happening >twin sister gets shot by rich white dude by the journal of her dead sister saved her (lololol the journal was also super thin too lololol) >blanc puts hot sauce on her to fake blood and help her fake her death so she can discover/snoop for the evidence her twin sister had (that was stolen by rich white man and shows his lies after her death) -skip skip skip, twin sister finds it and confronts rich white man (also in this time Blanc exposes rich white man and how he killed MRA character) -rich white man does evil villain stuff and burns the evidence (the twin sister was waving around in his face (also should note that this was the only evidence she had on him, why she was taunting him with it when she knows he killed her sister idk)) -twin sister tries to look for help with cartoonish characters (none speak up because rich white man threatens them) -Twin sister asks for help in Blanc, he gives her the groundbreaking discovery her sister made (some kind of hydrogen mineral idk) -twin sister breaks all the glass figures in rich white mans home, sets stuff on fire with her sisters groundbreaking science discovery, this eventually leads to blowing up the entire rich white guys mansion >also the movie makes a point to show the Mona Lisa burning (something twin sister was especially targeting since rich white man confirmed it was the real thing) -everyone evacuates, rich white man in shambles he screams at twin sister, she laughs and says something like “you’re done now, the mona lisa’s gone and youre reputation will be in the gutter when everyone finds out” -rich white man continues to have a breakdown -cartoonish characters agree together that they should lie for the twin sister so the rich white man loses -twin sister is happy, blanc is happy, the end. **lines with this on them mean that this was revealed way later on in the movie when the plot jumps back a long time to the near beginning of the movie ***some notes: rich white mans mansion was a glass onion on an island ***everyone was originally at the island for a fun murder mystery getaway setup by the rich white man ***this doesn’t happen because Blanc figures it out instantly so they have nothing to do for the rest of the weekend Saved you a few hours

watched Mask of Zorro last night for first time in years, very much a film like the Mummy. It's aged well, it's fun escapism, and competently shot.

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

Mask Of Zorro and The 1999 Brendan Fraser Mummy are absolute classics. 😊

@rhyscallinan

Жыл бұрын

Brendan Fraser was born to play Rick O'Connell. Same with Antonio Banderas and Zorro.

@yetanotherspuart3993

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant films

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

@@yetanotherspuart3993 Absolute classics

@emuman09

Жыл бұрын

Freaking love mask of Zoro great swashbuckling fun

I just love the intro. Kudos to the guy that made it. Stroke of genius m8.

Baldrick having a cunning plan for the thousand year war has convinced me that Blackadder being the next Witcher is the only way to save the series

But, Drinker! You marvelous magician of masculinity ― don't you appreciate this film for how accurately it represents the world we live in today?!

Man, get me on these. I have such good takes. Miles Bron's understanding of "disruption theory" is openly mocked by Daniel Craig as being surface level. It's at the end when Helen burns the Mona Lisa that Daniel Craig says "disruption" and smiles like they just did a good thing by destroying a beloved classic. that was Rian Johnson's defense of burning Star Wars.

@thoticcusprime9309

Жыл бұрын

I doubt you do

I remember at the end of season 1 in GoT when that unexpected thing happened to Sean Bean, From that point on for 4 seasons you couldn't do anything but hope your favourite character survived the show. It was brutal and how random people got Blipped. Anything movie related these days you can almost guess who is what. The glass onion was so obvious. (spoilers) When I saw the Cast, 3 white people and a benneton advert. Daniel craig is discounted as he's playing Foghorn Leghorn the detective which leaves 2 white actors. instantly I said out loud bet one is the killer and the other is the victim. The defence rests your Honour. The Clint Eastwood pale rider = Logan.

Throwing shoes is a "step" too much.. Nicely done Disparu

Long time follower and usually quiet observer here. The one genre that I truly love is detective fiction, especially fiction written during the golden age (between the two world wars.) I knew the 10 commandments by heart, I literally gave a 45 minute speech in high school about crime literature. I have somewhere between 200-300 crime books (Agatha Christie, John Dickson Carr, Elery Queen, G.K. Chesterton etc, Dorothy L. Sayers just to name a few) in my home and probably read at least one good murder mystery per week. And I do not think that I have ever felt so insulted by any movie that claimned to be a detective story, than by Rian Johnsons movies. The simple fact that he even dares to proclaim that he is telling a detective story almost gave a stroke. If this movie had come out during the age of crime fiction, heck, if this entire travesty of a murder mystery (because that is all that it truly is. A travesty) would have been released during this time, this talented egomaniac would have been laughed out of any publishing house. And yet here we are, in 2022 and this absolut shitshow of a movie gets lauded as a great murder mystery. It is neither great nor a mystery, it breaks half of all the commandments you should follow with the nice addition of shoving a good dose of political agenda down our throat. The only thing R.J. deserves is to go bancrupt and never be hired again, I shudder to think what this incompetent clown tries to write next.

@spodergibbs5088

Жыл бұрын

What do you think about Disparu?

@jcohasset23

Жыл бұрын

I think Rian Johnson has put forth some interesting ideas in his movies but he really needs to let someone be co-writer with him as every one of his movies falls apart (even the "good ones") as nonsense if you start to poke at the writing and whether the screenplay makes sense. The guy isn't near as good a writer as he thinks he is.

Really fucking ironic that guy who was given half a billion dollars from Netflix to make media that makes gray water look drinkable (figuratively speaking) has the message of "rich people bad" in 3 different movies.

@alexzapf6422

Жыл бұрын

The irony being, he is rich himself.

@akhilnair1137

Жыл бұрын

@@alexzapf6422 wasn't the main victim of the first knives out a rich guy who pretty much wrote his entire inheritance to his nurse? If that's the best you can do in understanding movie themes then I feel sorry for you.

@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09

Жыл бұрын

@@akhilnair1137 Almost all of the other character were rich assholes, though.

@akhilnair1137

Жыл бұрын

@@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09 so? You only need one good rich guy to prove that that theory doesn't work.

@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09

Жыл бұрын

@@akhilnair1137 "All of the women in this movie were shot in a sexually exploitative way, except for one of them, so this movie isn't sexist." - Great logic.

I just want someone to get a question about "toxic fans" and respond with "I think the far worse problem is toxic interviewers..." and then just stare at the interviewer.

@kaliefaul1905

Жыл бұрын

Either that, or replace "toxic interviewers" with "toxic production teams," then make direct eye contact with somebody in said production team(s).

@nautdead3197

Жыл бұрын

Toxic marketing teams too

@samwallaceart288

Жыл бұрын

Channel 4 interviewer: "So you're saying the fans are a problem?"

@dorn0531

Жыл бұрын

Actor: “No. That’s the opposite of what I said.” Interviewer: “There you have it folx/womxn/foxkin. Another brave actor speaks out against evil, toxic fans”

@blacklivesorblackvotes2985

Жыл бұрын

Toxic companies

@31:50 I want to point out that Robot Chicken has unironically made better Terminator shows than the actual people that are supposed to be making Terminator films.

@EvaOwnsAll

Жыл бұрын

They've also made better Star Wars than Disney...

@ronniejdio9411

Жыл бұрын

Mad TV mad a better terminator film than every sequel but t2

@aquapendulum

Жыл бұрын

The actual Terminator show (Sarah Connor Chronicles) was also better than all the recent Terminator films.

@dragonknightleader1

Жыл бұрын

@@EvaOwnsAll They got Rey to make sense.

I can't belive that people say that Glass Onion is a good mystery film. I genuinely thought it was a parody when I watched it. I mean the movie starts with a puzzle box. And then you're introduced to all the cliché characters movie... Even the title of the movie is referenced throughout.

@Alex_Fahey

Жыл бұрын

I'd already written off the movie after seeing the previous one, but after they arrived on the island, I started to have a bit of hope for a mildly entertaining parody ending. That it was going to have an endless friendship-destroying search for the killer and then it would be revealed at the last moment that everyone had forgotten that random friend of Miles on the island and he would be the one who did it. The twist being that he had obviously done it based on a barely noticed factoid in the middle, but everyone was wasting time investigating their friends due to each "disruptor" having a clear motive while the down-on-his-luck friend had none and was barely remembered by the cast.

@christopherkelley1664

Жыл бұрын

A few cliche characters is fine in a mystery, but literally every character was super dimensionless. I hated everyone on screen for all 30 minutes I watched.

@scottf5791

Жыл бұрын

It is a parody in a sense. It’s absurdist satire. It’s a mediocre movie but one that never meant to be taken seriously nonetheless

@christopherkelley1664

Жыл бұрын

@@scottf5791 There's still an intolerable pretentiousness to the tone of the film (not to mention Johnson himself). If it didn't have that then it would be fine as popcorny drivel.

2:19:55 I’m ashamed to admit I added to the Glass Onion viewer numbers out of morbid curiosity. But God, it was worse that I imagined.

Once upon a time, I loved buying DVDs. When they were first released, they only contained the movie and I would wait weeks if not months for the Special Edition to be released. I loved all the extras included on the disc from behind-the-scenes/making-of footage, to gag reels, to cast commentaries. At some point - probably around the decline of movie quality, maybe 2016ish - I started caring less about all that. Instead of buying DVDs, I would find copies of movies from...alternate sources. And even when a movie I was excited about was released, I didn't care enough about it to shell out $35 for a case with a DVD, Blue Ray disc AND digital copy with only shit extras like "Alternate Lines" and "Director Commentary".

@vandalfinnicus1507

Жыл бұрын

I love scanning for dirt cheap quality at thrift stores. A while ago I found original special edition Hellboy 2 blu-ray, for one euro. Some dvd's I've bought for one euro sell for 50 online. The point is, because of streaming, old used discs are really cheap, and seems like people haven't figured out the value of physical media yet.

@almalone3282

Жыл бұрын

​@@vandalfinnicus1507 Oh they will when their library gets thanos snapped from existence believe me!!!

Love John Wick for the "gun porn" and his iconic "finishers" in the fighting scenes. After 2022 I'd also just watch a movie entirely made of people just gearing up. 2h just loading and packing guns, swords, armour

The instant Disparu stated he couldn't stand Logan.... I knew Mauler would press him on why. I shared the reaction he had....the "ooohh...what was that?"

I remember when Knives Out came out. I heard so many good things, the cast was great and I held no ill will towards Johnson for TLJ. (Now I do) I was genuinely looking forward to seeing it. I love murder mystery movies. I watched it and couldn’t believe what nonsensical shite I just saw. I’m genuinely baffled that people liked it.

@akhilnair1137

Жыл бұрын

Wow, I genuinely feel sorry for your taste in films buddy.

"I don't understand that - it must be really smart" - that's Tenet in the nutshell.

@samwallaceart288

Жыл бұрын

I love TENET but it is a _very silly_ movie

@pistonburner6448

Жыл бұрын

Mulholland Drive too for sure. So many pretend to know that they understand it. Yet it was really a TV pilot (which naturally did not have a complete plot but instead was totally open-ended as it was meant to go on for many seasons) which was rejected, which Lynch then made into a film by adding some scenes to it. Lynch refuses to give any explanation about its plot, and I'm sure it does not have one.

@user-xx6vy9ri8p

Жыл бұрын

@@pistonburner6448 It's Nolan's film.

@dearthofdoohickeys4703

Жыл бұрын

@@pistonburner6448 after this seeing thread I decided to give the film a shot. I got about 20 minutes in, when the chick whose explaining the core mechanic literally says “don’t try to understand it, feel it”. Seems like the motto of the entire movie frankly.

@jackmesrel4933

Жыл бұрын

@@dearthofdoohickeys4703 Tbf, most Lynch productions are like that, they want to be felt more than understood. Hell, Eraser head is half nonsense in a logical sense, but when you know that he made the movie in part to express his frustrations as a single father, lots of things start to make more sense. Not saying that his movies not making much sense for the most part is not a criticism, cus it really is a valid one, rather just explaining how they work

I've only ever seen the twin thing work once and that was in Columbo when Martin Landau played twins. It's the only episode where, at the start, we don't know who did it - the twin concept is used ironically to undermine the usual format of the show.

@andrewshaw1571

Жыл бұрын

I'd argue the prestige worked well enough. Its hinted at throughout and the whole point, gimmicky as it is, is that the twins have wrapped their entire lives around the act (magicians taking their acts too seriously is kinda the theme) so i makes sense that noone knows about the twins, not even one of thems wife.

2:04:00 nerfed wolverine is the best wolverine. In his best stories wasn’t un-killable he was just insanely tough and could take a lot of damage, then they took it to the cartoonish extreme of him surviving nukes to the face. Logan did a really good job of showing how lethal and savage he can be while still being vulnerable.

@Sinkubus

Жыл бұрын

This was definitely the worst take from Disparu. Especially, when he then had trouble remembering the name of PROFESSOR X!!

Dave Bautista’s character was clearly a dig at Joe Rogan and Edward Norton’s character was clearly a dig at Elon Musk

“just when you think it can’t get any lower, someone bangs a fish.” If only Disparu was joking 😂🐟

@cdh0879

Жыл бұрын

I immediately thought of the Deep 🤣

@rhyscallinan

Жыл бұрын

Immediately thought of that Peacemaker show at the end where Peacemaker basically calls Aquaman a fish fucker. Really hated that.

James Cameron: Removes gun violence from movie Also James Cameron: Nukes a small island on the Florida Keys.

@marcogenovesi8570

Жыл бұрын

he didn't remove gun violence, he cut some of it but a lot is still in

@davidallen3774

Жыл бұрын

@@marcogenovesi8570 So...he removed gun violence then...? The man that has a Terminator minigun police cars, nukes american soil and invents the Colonial Marines, has an issue with gun violence depicted in movies.

@marcogenovesi8570

Жыл бұрын

@@davidallen3774 he didn't remove gun violence from the film, he cut 10 min of gun violence but there is still plenty of it in the movie. The right word would be "reduced". Imho that's just a way he respun the fact that he had to cut something from the movie as it's already long af, and I guess fight scenes were less important than blue people in the blue sea

@cannibalholocaust3015

Жыл бұрын

Plenty of sweet poison arrow action cause “indigenous violence” isn’t real due to them not being oppressors. Seriously though Cameron’s imagining s about anthropology are fascinating.

@davidallen3774

Жыл бұрын

@@marcogenovesi8570 so...he ... removed...gun...violence...

Maulers Joker impression was so good!

Damn it! I love listening to this on my way home but I just got home and see you uploaded it!! I will have to wait till tomorrow now

They spent so much money on the cast, sets and the marketing but I would place Glass Onion in the same category as Murder Mystery with Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. It's your straight-to-streaming movie for a lazy Sunday.

@alexzapf6422

Жыл бұрын

I do think murder mystery was better.

"Do you want to know how I got these stretch marks?" - The Joker, probably

“I don’t understand this so it must be really smart”. That’s why the original Twin Peaks was so over-hyped. When people realised it wasn’t this massively super-smart show it was just a rather surreal fantasy show, the popularity crashed.

@EbonyPope

Жыл бұрын

It was still a very good show though. Way beyond what we get nowadays.

@Krampusvongrinch

Жыл бұрын

@@EbonyPope I completely agree but the expectations were ridiculous. People who didn’t understand the show assumed some sort of 4D chess was going on & when that turned out not to be the case, the backlash killed the show & we had to wait years for a resolution (of sorts).

@MediumRareOpinions

Жыл бұрын

Did that also happen with Lost as well. It seemed like a clever mystery but became apparent that not much was ever going to be resolved and it made little sense.

@SAHZ-xe3pz

Жыл бұрын

It was actually a super smart show ....

@goombis2510

Жыл бұрын

I only know of Twin Peaks thanks to the Parody episode from Psyche called Dual Spires lol

Glad this is going to be weekly because I kept missing them then having to wait til Sunday to catch up.

@insensitive919

Жыл бұрын

Same. Is there a discord bot somewhere that tracks channels like this? KZread notifications are cancer.

@eban907

Жыл бұрын

@Insensitive No idea mate, if you find one, link it here please

As long as you watch The Glass Onion as a dumb comedy and NOT as a murder mystery, it makes sense why casual Netflix viewers like it

42:33 A mild correction, it is more likely that Slag was changed to Slug as Slag became a curse word in transformers (in reference to useless metal in smithing or casting), and replaced with Slug because it fit better with the Dinobot backstory in Fall of Cybertron.

I ended up missing this on Thursday... and I really felt it's loss, which also made me realised I'd been watching them all everytime and looking forward to the bar opening - far more entertaining and engaging than all of the shows written for "modern audiences".

The reason the two characters were suddenly in love is because the degenerates who wrote it have no idea what love really is.

@insensitive919

Жыл бұрын

I wanna know what love is, I want you to show me...

@MachineMan-mj4gj

Жыл бұрын

@@insensitive919 Motherfucker, that exact song popped into my head.

@jackmesrel4933

Жыл бұрын

What is love? Baby don't hurt me 🎵

Great to see you going to the Open Bar weekly!

I watched the glass onion without knowing it was a sequal or the real premise of the film. Untill the halfway mark I honestly though it was a satire or comedy for how bad it was, which made it good. Untill the reveal of the twin, then the curtain for me dropped and it went to shit, fast.

@cognitivedissidents4642

Жыл бұрын

The was me with the first one. I enjoyed it as a sly parody of the murder mystery until I learned it wasn’t.

@ivandelac764

Жыл бұрын

...you know the movie is bad when you legit think its a satire...haha I honestly couldn't believe they made those "good" actors "star" in it. I guess they have some dirt on everyone in hollywood.

@nsaylor9

Жыл бұрын

@@ivandelac764 it’s a safe bet most of them are pedos.

@EbonyPope

Жыл бұрын

Take a look at the first film. Although not great either I can't grasp how you could fuck up a sequel THAT bad.

@EbonyPope

Жыл бұрын

@@cognitivedissidents4642 The first one is nowhere near as bad though. It's not mind numbingly dumb.

At 2:27:15 the mention of Brick made my whole day. One of the best JGL films ever!

I had absolutely no idea The Pentaverate existed. No advertisement or hype whatsoever, seen as it was Myers first vehicle in ages. I found it purely by accident months ago and soon discovered why it was kept quiet.

@jeremyusreevu237

Жыл бұрын

The Pentaverate is awesome!

@SuperLloyd84

Жыл бұрын

Netflix really will buy anything, won't they?

@hairywelder5188

Жыл бұрын

I gave up after 5 minutes

@Num1koolaidman

Жыл бұрын

It’s got the part where low budget Shrek comes to defend Mike Myers from the ogre of the Provnic. That alone made the series worth it for me.

Bad white villian tries desperately at the end to save one of the worlds great pieces of art while our black heroine gleefully burns it to shreds losing it to the world forever ,,and we are meant to be cheering for her !!!

For a couple of decades now, I've wanted to be a jester. I've watched so many companies make so many mistakes... When I worked at RIM I thought, "If only I was in the room with Mike Lazaridis when he made that choice, BlackBerry might not be imploding." I've had a career of trying to explain to people how they were making mistakes, being told to know my place, watching things fall apart, and having to work harder to clean up the mess while they blame anything but themselves for the failure. It's hard being intelligent in the modern world. Everyone thinks they're on par with everyone else. They don't know they're not as smart as you. They refuse to believe it when it's demonstrated. When someone is physically massive, people recognize it visually and there's a certain amount of deferrence in physical situations. When your brain is equivalent to the physical presence of Arnold Schwarzenneger, there's no way to demonstrate it. People refuse to believe they're not as smart as everyone around them.

@jackmesrel4933

Жыл бұрын

Yah, the ego of these people is too massive to entertain the thought that maybe, just maybe, they should let people who know better do their jobs instead of trying to influence other peoples works with their bullshit. Then there's those who get a job in a position they're clearly not meant to fill (all the writting team of She-Hulk), which leads to disasters, all because of hiring politics being fucked up. Hope you at least get to participate from time to time in projects where the crew is competent and the higher-ups let you do your job

Weekly Open Bar is a blessing :3

Every week of Open Bar?! Let's goooooo

It's really interesting having Disparu on the panel, because of the opinions he brings. He cares more about characters and fun than a tight plot. He likes the prequel star wars because there are more jedi fights, and he didn't enjoy Logan. I think it brings a different perspective on what makes a good and bad movie. It also shows just how horrible some series like willow, she-hulk, etc... really are as no one enjoys them. People who want tight scripts hate it, and people looking for a good time hate it.

@garyg1705

Жыл бұрын

logan was kerap!

@spodergibbs5088

Жыл бұрын

Disparu is definitely the weakest reviewer of the group. He has a poor internal movie library, he hasn’t seen many films by the sounds of it. He’s out of place and out of his depth in a lot of these discussions.

@garyg1705

Жыл бұрын

@@spodergibbs5088 meh, its an informal yak init not a competition. got his areas of special interest and is still a young pup so won’t have seen as many films as tother older folk.

@spodergibbs5088

Жыл бұрын

@@garyg1705 clutching at straws. He really doesn’t add much. You’d think he’d have a more diverse and in depth internal movie library considering he’s building his brand and platform as a critic. He’s old enough to learn actors and directors names. If you’re going to critique films and series, you best learn the names of the people you’re hating on.

@koderandom3004

Жыл бұрын

@@spodergibbs5088 I mean I agree that in terms of critics he is the weakest. I just wanted to point out that despite him being ok with bad movies if they are dumb fun, he still finds fault with the garbage being made nowadays. It just shows how bad movies/shows nowadays are on another level.

One interesting thing about Logan and the nerfed healing factor. There were multiple plot related things impacting his ability. Age, the metal poisoning, the parasite effects from Wolverine, the wear and tear he took over the years, plus the company (forget the name) was putting mutation suppressing chemicals in the food and water. Which just goes to show how powerful his healing factor was. To be impacted by that much and yet still able to continue.

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

Logan: “So this is what it feels like.”

Avatar 2 is a movie for people who don't really watch movies and don't really like Scifi in general.

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

It’s a meh movie that was made to looks pretty and not much else, just like the first movie.

New Year and Happy Open Bar! Long may these continue especially if entertainment stays mediocre.

I loved Avatar 2. I saw it multiple times in the cinema. I saw it with my aunt and with my kids.

@jackmesrel4933

Жыл бұрын

@jamukha First time with his aunt, then later with his kids cus it's a decent enough movie for kids, which nowadays is rare as all hell

2:05:19 the food that the people eat is genetically modified and that is impacting the mutant birth rate. I think she, the food, and possibly the silver samurai all play a factor in his vulnerability. I agree with drunker here that Logan was his magnum opus of the character

In my day, ~Thursday was student night. And it was awesome. 50p vodka cokes and £1 lemon hooches. Thursday nights at the garage were better than anywhere else in the Glasgow city centre on a Saturday night.

Aw yeah every week baby. See you guys at the bar!

When it says they must not commit a crime it means the detective doesnt turn out to be the killer in a lame twist.

Fun fact I work in finance, within film/tv won't say which co. Avatar 2's theatre/cinema release they had a bit of an open window as cinemas filled it with all their screens; and nobody wanted to release a film against it in that window... unless it's one you're sending out to die... That definitely would have helped the box office figures, and it needs to perform as if it bombs Avatar 3; won't get the same "window"

@bigduke2140

Жыл бұрын

That is some industry insight right there. Shame no one asks you more as you would be a good source of information.

Speaking of directors we'd like to see on certain films, while I'm ambivalent at best when it comes to Dead Space, I feel like Paul W.S. Anderson would be a decent choice as a director (or at least producer), due to Event Horizon and Pandorum both being solid underrated dark sci-fi horror films that have the same kind of atmosphere. Hell, Pandorum already pretty much IS Dead Space with the whole "protagonist navigates derelict space ship while battling mutated monsters" premise, minus the totally-not-Iron-Man-armor engineer suit.

Yesterday i finished alice in borderland season 2. Man what a show, great characters and interesting philosophic questions

These open bars are literally free therapy for me. Thank you to all who participate in these discussions. I really appreciate you all. I love that you're an eclectic bunch from all walks of life, with unique opinions.

Honestly, Imhotep got kinda fucked in the second one. If he somehow DOES come back, I doubt he'll be happy about it. Definitely won't be motivated the same way he was, since his waifu abandoned him at the end of 2. Might make for a cool 'the enemy is now your ally' thing though, especially if we get to see him go mano a mano with another heavy magic user. That kinda shit can get very fun, especially with the sort of ridiculous that he can do.

Never saw glass onion. But listening to those rules I’m reminded of Columbo in double shock. The twins were revealed appropriately, and all the clues were out in the open for anyone to put together. The tv going out, for how long, what that means, the fact that two people had to be involved once you out other clues together. They could have done that in glass onion. Also Columbo proves that lots of rich people suck :) of course, speaking of twins, in the eyewitness there was a surprise twin reveal but it was done very well. The audience was along for the same ride as the murderer. We were thinking as well that Columbo staged a scene to make it look like a blind man wasn’t blind. Until he started reading. Brilliantly done. As you lot describe the contrived nonsense in these movies I’m forced to think back to way better writing 50 years ago.

More open bar is always good

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

Love their content

Holy crap, Disparu referenced "Coupling"!?! I loved that show!

Disparu’s body keeps fitting into the backdrop hahahaha.

Bear McCreay did the theme for Defiance (Game and TV Show) and while some might find those productions forgettable, the theme is pretty damned good. - very much in the vein of his Battlestar work.

@AJadedLizard

Жыл бұрын

He also did the music for The Walking Dead, which is extremely iconic if nothing else. (I don't know if he did work on the show itself but the score is pretty forgettable outside that). He also did the soundtrack for King of the Monsters, which was especially great because he got to use Akira Ifukube and Yuji Koseki's themes for Godzilla and Mothra, the former of which he praised as being the oldest leitmotif still in use in film. The soundtrack is fun and it's obvious he gave a shit; seeing him attached to a project gets me a lot more interested in watching it.

We need to roll back the state.

@Dr.Metalblood

Жыл бұрын

Our prisons are flooded with non violent drug offenders

@pilot778spartan3

Жыл бұрын

Turn it back now y’all!

TARANTINO! You need to give him more respect, he’s one of the few “auteur Directors” still working today, with an unmistakable writing and directing style and a track record of quality. He excels and is more rounded at every aspect of filmmaking, perhaps more than anyone. Tarantino can disassemble and reassemble a story, make it nonlinear, but still have it make sense and all of the story beats and plot points line up perfect. It’s insulting to Tarantino that Rian Johnson gets to call himself a filmmaker, because it’s almost like a completely different medium altogether.

The reason the Terminator franschise doesn't work anymore is because we live in a diffrent world than 1984. The first movies are about fears of a post-industrial society, where then-robots and computers started to run everything. Now we live in Information Age, where people want computers to shut down other people.

@MachineMan-mj4gj

Жыл бұрын

People start 3D printing Hunter-Killer drones and sending them after randos who piss them off.

Hail open bar!......we all like an open bar.

15:52 Sounds like Knox's decalogue. Pretty solid rules for a detective show.

I will admit I found the anchor baby line funny in Knives Out, but mostly because there was a running joke in my family that the reason great grandpa and great grandma had 13 kids was to make sure great grandpa didn’t get deported.

BBC used to be a powerhouse. The OG _House of Cards_ about the Parliament in 1990 was a masterpiece. The main actor had a sly gallows humor about himwhere he could mock someone to their face and the person think he was complimenting them, and then he cheekily turns to the camera and explains exactly how to dismantle this person's psyche, and then goes right back into wishing that person a good evening like they're the best of friends. Peak British satire and biting political commentary that's well-earned. And this is not to mention _Blackadder_

Last intelligent mistery murder I remember was Gosford Park. What a wonderful movie. One of the best casts ever, too...

@MachineMan-mj4gj

Жыл бұрын

My eyes glitched out and I thought you said Least intelligent...

Let me say again that these guys should have Despot of Antrim on one of these chats - one of the funniest and most insightful youtubers to emerge lately.

My favourite KZread show is now a regular thing! 2023 is gonna be good, sons!

James Cameron is a vegan now. I guarantee you’ll see some virtue signal analogy/alluding to. Each film will be dealing with some hippy narrative.

@cannibalholocaust3015

Жыл бұрын

He missed a trick not having a “whale” steak eating scene in Smurfs 2.

2:28:30 Gary would argue that they basically already made Batman Year One with Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins.

I don't think it's that surprising Knives Out and its sequel did well, dumb people love to feel smart and poorly written muder mysteries is basically the perfect genre that fits the niche.

How do you fire HENRY CAVIL and keep Ezra Groomer Miller?

@samwallaceart288

Жыл бұрын

One of them has a movie already shot. Words are cheap, they'll say what they need to say and figure out the rest later

@lukaszspychaj9210

Жыл бұрын

He is part of gods chosen people

I propose a Starwars movie competition. Any director can throw their hat in the ring and create a Star Wars sequel, however only the best grossing movie will be considered cannon. All the other movies will be considered non-cannon fanfiction, moreover, if any movie outsells the Episode 7 it will replace it as cannon and invalidate ep. 8 and 9.

@angieoxford7092

Жыл бұрын

That would probably raise the participation rate for Hollywood movies. Seems they need to do something

@MediumRareOpinions

Жыл бұрын

There can be only *one*

@scottf5791

Жыл бұрын

People need to just move on from stars wars. I know Disney will keep making more it’s was never meant to be something that would last forever.

I told you guys, they will produce sooo much sht movies and shows that eventually people will be satisfied with nice looking crap that plays some relaxing music in the background.

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

As I always say, mediocre is the new norm.

@ivandelac764

Жыл бұрын

@@chasehedges6775 i feel like all of this woke sht and sht movies are just intro to transhumanism.

@nsaylor9

Жыл бұрын

@@chasehedges6775 isn’t mediocre the norm by definition?

@spudg8558

Жыл бұрын

@@nsaylor9 In general, yes. In an industry that is (or was?) packed with the best talent in the country and the most resources, no it shouldn't be. Hollywood is famous for a reason, but you wouldn't know it from today's movies.

Once a week, we enter the bar, and don't remember how we got home ❤

ahh perfect way to lead into sunday football. Also if you ever find yourself in the Midwest a great wheat ale is Detroit's Dirty Blonde

39:28 the phenomenon you’re referring to is all too common and the variant only tends to stay if they are profitable or woke. Miles Morales universe was The Ultimate Marvel Universe which inspired the MCU’s birth. His universe was destroyed but somehow he made it into the main marvel universe because the plot armor of woke.

I'm just glad the newest instalments to beloved franchises like LOTR , Witcher, Resident Evil and Star Wars have been receiving solid video games . I would love to see a souls like LOTR or maybe a Mordheim or Mount and Blade multiplayer LOTR. New Starship Troopers game might be cool too 🤷‍♂️

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

Sad their shows have been terrible/mediocre.

@MediumRareOpinions

Жыл бұрын

The Marketing for a Troopers game writes its self "Are you doing *your* part?"

@omarsabeur9039

Жыл бұрын

@@chasehedges6775 yeah, it's such a waste of strong IP

@omarsabeur9039

Жыл бұрын

@@MediumRareOpinions The guys who developed Squad are working on a 12 player co-op Starship Troopers FPS , sounds like a pretty decent pitch and the company is good with intense immersive FPS games.

Killer shirt, Drinker! I have that one, plus a hat.

for good murder-mystery, check out "Ellery Queen"; near the end of the show (radio, or the excellent TV version) - Ellery will talk to the audience directly, and say, "you have all the clues - whodunnit?" Sometimes he'd give hints. Give it a try!

Avatar2's world building and visuals are next level and I think the positive father and family narrative sets it apart in this anti male, anti standard family era

@marcogenovesi8570

Жыл бұрын

world building does not mean what you think it means. Avatar2 had near-zero world building.

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

The younger/child actors were really good.

@Kratos40595

Жыл бұрын

@@marcogenovesi8570 untrue it elaborated on the world and philosophy of Pandora - the water tribe culture, the kinship with sea life and the whale type creatures, Kiri and her link to the conscious planet - it further built on the first one and gave us new designs, and worlds.

@EvaOwnsAll

Жыл бұрын

It also had the balls to let the female mother character have speciesist views... In terms of her dislike of the "sky people". Not just Spider himself, but extending to the human species. I mean this is a kid that grew up with her kids, a friend of them, and she still considers It a disposable/detestable being. It also allowed for overcoming racism through actions, holy shit dude. They didnt just come in and immediately beat down the people with the racist views and be elevated to pillars of the community. Holy cow, you overcome issues without vitriol, sticking up for yourself and perseverance to build a better community? Whaaaat the fuck kind of messaging is that?! Notice that just because they look different, and have specialized differently, doesnt make them less capable to save your ass and help you protect your own... We need more movies that try to build different people together, acknoledge differences but show that they dont matter or in fact help. So much of today's media and mindset is seperationist and it's dumb... The thing that really bothered me was the Spider saving the Col. I didnt feel like they built up the character, nor the relationship enough for that save...

@benjaminrockhill8356

Жыл бұрын

@@Kratos40595 Dude has no idea what he is talking about. Avatar has some of the best world building I have ever seen. You can literally buy books on the world of pandora. Every little intricate detail of pandora was planned out

43:27 this can also go too far, Game of Thrones for an example. Later seasons the writers wanted to surprise the audience so much that the writing started to take damage and the end product became mediocre.

Listened to this at work Friday🤔🤔🤔

I made it only 10 minutes into Glass Onion, Nope and Violent Night. These completely unrelated movies all felt like they came out of the same incompetent writers room. Back to re-watching Top Gun 1986 I guess.

@jeremyusreevu237

Жыл бұрын

Bruh...you did not just slander 3 awesome movies, right?

@samwallaceart288

Жыл бұрын

NOPE has like 3 beginnings though and only really starts about 20 minutes in, tbf

@BatteryAz1z

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremyusreevu237 they didn't pass the sniff test lol

@BatteryAz1z

Жыл бұрын

@@samwallaceart288 i might have to retry then. But the tag-along character was too insufferable for me. Just too much off-note unfunny comic relief that didn't blend with the initial dreary setup. Does that change at all?

@samwallaceart288

Жыл бұрын

@@BatteryAz1z you mean the sister? She's most annoying in the beginning and that's the point; she's an out-to-lunch busy-body and he's a slow-to-action second-guesser. Over the course of the movie she gets somewhat more serious about things and he gets somewhat more decisive and proactive. If that's annoying fair enough but to me it's an intentional contrast to see this type of person confronted with a situation they can't joke their way out of. She isn't comic relief, she's a representation of a lifestyle that's ill-suited to times of crisis that she needs to work on. But fair enough if that's not your style. It is a weird movie tbf

Thursday did use to be the best night out, £1 drinks... 20 years ago 😅

It brought me physical pain to hear Disparu shit all over the character of Chuck from Better call Saul. He’s one of the greatest characters of all time. He’s meant to be both hated and sympathetic and if you only watch him in season 1 no shit you don’t like him you didn’t give any time for his development. His arc was one of the best in the whole show imo.

Glass Bunion was a chaotic mess, a classic example of someone trying to be clever when they are not.

I love being treated like an idiot... Thanks, Hollywood.

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

I miss when films treated your intelligence with respect

Opening song is awsome !

batman-"oh no how could i be pregnant i thought my bat suit was made of rubber"