 What is big and white and can't climb trees? Ghosts. The White House. Hey, welcome back to our studio director, Corbin. I'm Rick. You can follow us on Instagram and Twitter for more juicy content. Thank you to everybody's sports on Patreon. Follow us on official Twitter accounts and subscribe if you need to like the button. Today, we got another watch-along. Welcome to Spooky Month, by the way. This is not a Spooky movie, but this is actually another, if it's bad, it'll be spooky. Maybe. This is another Malayalam film from the year 2022. Malayalam, they make trash. Especially last year. They didn't make a one good film last year that we've- Just artistic garbage every film out of the Malayalam industry, don't you agree? So if this one is good, which I've heard a lot of great things about it, it'll be another add-on to the Jaya Jaya Jaya Hay, the Associates one, and what was the other one? The, that we saw that was all the Battle of Brawls. Battle of Brawls. Yeah. All last year. Killed. I guess we just missed all the best films last year. Sorry. Speaking of best films, yo, India. You gonna submit a film for International Film at the Oscars? Don't they have until the end of October? They have, yeah, they got a week. Everybody else has pretty much made their submission. They got a week. They got a week? They have a week left. Everybody else has pretty much made a submission. Oh, wow. Yeah. Bangladesh just made theirs, so. Ooh. What's gonna, are you not gonna submit something this year? Interesting. Yeah, let's know. Anyways, but obviously it's another Malayalam film. It's a, it's called Nannathankodoo, which means, if so, sumi. Really? Yeah. And it's a satire comedy drama. Okay. It's a Satyakam. Yes. And it's directed and written by Rathish Balakrishnan Poduval. Forgive me if I've mispronounced that at all. And starring Konchakul Bubban, and Gayatri Rajesh Madhavan. Oh, and just seeing Basil Joseph. And Basil Joseph is here. So I've heard a lot of great things about this. Looking forward to a satire comedy drama, Malayalam. Do you think it'll be as good as expendables for? I hope so. Probably better action, I'd say. I don't know, man. I'm hearing great things about it. Anyway, do you know how much it made on its opening day? A lot or not a lot? $750,000. That's great. And the critic for the Hollywood reporter was brutal. Just. It was clearly enjoyable for them to write everything. I mean, every line was a rip on everybody involved in the film in a deep, deep way. It was fantastic. But obviously this is a watch along. So if you're watching this on YouTube, you're gonna see a very cut up version. If you like to see the full uncut version, because we can only use about five to 10 minutes of footage in each part. You can head over to Patreon, up of the Linguscripts book, and the pinned comment. You can see the full uncut reaction to this, and other things, including other Malayalam films like Jai-Jai-Jai-Hey. Yes. And The Battle of the Bastards. We didn't do a watch along the way. Sure we did. We just don't remember it. But we've also done a watch along to many other things. Remember the watch along we did when both Shah Rukh Khan and Kajal were here with us? Go check those out. You can, I'll put the link in the description below. I loved that comment, and let's just get into it. He's heavier, though. You got Kajal on your lap. Shut up. See what you're doing. Warning. What kind of warning looks happening? Well, if you were paying attention, you know. What? Oh, yeah. I understand all of that. This film is purely a work of fiction, and it's maker's imagination, and is meant solely for the purposes of entertainment. All characters advance. No animals were harmed during the entire shooting of this film, except for... I think it's punishable under... That's great. Violence against women is punishable under the law. It's a bit disconcerting that that has to be a disclaimer and a warning that's put at the beginning of a film should be common knowledge. Well, it is a satire, so. And if it's anything like Jai-Jai-Jai-Hey, I would consider kind of a satire a little bit. Is it because there's women who are gonna get in fights and get beat up? Maybe. Women get beat up by men, I don't know. Happened in Jai-Jai-Jai-Hey. It did? He hit her. Oh. Remember in Rocky when Rocky just hauls off and punches Adrienne right in the head? That's my favorite part of the movie, actually. And then in Jaws, same thing happened in Jaws, where Roy Scheider's character just ran down the beach punching women, indiscriminately, my favorite part of Jaws. It's in the director's cut. He's just running down the beach punching women in the head. I don't know if you said this, but it feels like it's a satire right from the beginning. I love the saxophone. It feels a little pink panthery right at the outset here, the old pink panther movies. Oh no. Liking this opening animation. It's happening a lot lately, I feel like. To start off a film with the opening animation. Yeah. I love the score of it, too. Ah, yes, I remembered well. I wish I would have subbed that. This is the last season of Game of Thrones. Awful year. No, no, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, split up. Pardon catch. Zigzag. I don't think I'll ever be able to do it again. I'll have to keep them till the end. Oh my god. Yeah, it is Game of Thrones. It's also very bright in here, so it's not that. You know I love me a quirky score. Ha ha ha. Who are you? I don't know. I thought it was you. I thought it was you. Who are you? Rajeevan. You? I don't know. Where are you going? He wants to do something. What do you mean? He wants to do something. Then you? I don't want to do anything. I love mud. You fools have to work in the mud. Nice. Both the motorcycle drop and her hand were timed to the music. That was really nice. Whoever mentioned I love Malayalam. Have I ever mentioned that before? The score is already striking me. Yeah. I've been had. Interesting. There's a reason we need to know that apparently. I love a good quirky score. The voice sounds familiar to me. Look at that fucking idiot. Uh oh. The jig is up. He's still dancing. He's the only one left. We're going to have breakfast tomorrow. We're going to bed tonight. We're going to have breakfast tomorrow. Oh, I got it. Oh, that's bad news. I'm here to see if you're going to bed. Hold him. Hold him. I'm going to bed. You came home, didn't you? You were pulling the rope. And then you went through the gate. I was getting up early in the morning. I was pulling the rope and getting in the gate. Then I got another chance to come over. Hello. I'm going to arrest you. I'm sorry for the trouble you caused. I was supposed to arrest you in my house. I'm going to arrest you as I've promised to. It's my sister-in-law, sir. She's 50-50, sir. She didn't go to Kottakulam in the morning. You go and see. Hey, everyone go. That's the one who's going to the bridge. Sir, if you want, we can go out, right? I don't care if it's a drama. Great edits. Slap, slap in the car. My concentration is gone. I don't know if I can come or not. My heart is gone, uncle. I don't know how to cry, sir. Hey, Ajit Vatan, I'm drinking 4 liters of water daily. That's not enough. Tell me what's going on in the middle of the night. Hey, start the day early. I've got work to do. Please. You promised that you won't do anything. That's why I gave birth to my child. You cheated, didn't you? I'm not going to show you anything else. I know how to change the driver. There are 446 people in our house. The number is 3903 and 446. He didn't leave the house long ago, did he? No one is around. There's no way to change it. It's not enough to ruin the life of a king. A king is like a dog, sir. Don't worry about it. It's not a problem if it's 3901. It's not a problem if it's a dog. You know how to do it, right? What do you care, you care? It's the experience of a doctor, right? I don't even have a hand to walk. I have a dog in my mouth all the time. Don't you have a lawyer? Do you have a lawyer? No, I have a job. Your father is an idiot. I'm the only one who has a driver. I have a job. I don't have a job. Why do you have to give me a job? I don't have a job. I came here to buy a car. I came here to save money. I forgot to tell you something. The name of the car is 1000 Kannvas. Now you're here in your own car. Do you have a car next time? Yes. Sir, I have a car for you. Do you have a car? No. How about the name? It's a long time since I saw it. It's called Sajji. Sajji, there is a car called 1000 Kannvas in this stand. You have a car in the stand? Yes. It's called Prayvachan. You can try it. I'm in the shop. Oh, I see. What do you want me to tell you? I'm so interested in what's going on right now. But I don't have any money left. It's all about money. I don't have any money left. Rajivanthi, did you come after that? Didn't I tell you that the company doesn't have a job? What's next? No one is working here. The police don't come here to collect money. No one is working here. Let's go. What's wrong with you, Rajiv? How did I go after that? How did you get into this situation? It's broken. This side mirror is broken on that one. This film is so beautifully subtly bizarre. Yeah, it's great. It's satire. It's outfit. Yeah. You know what's it reminding me of a little bit? The same kind of humor in satire in Napoleon. Yeah. Right? A little bit. Two teas. I saw a panchara in the situation. It's a bit of a nightmare. You're not going to get out of my job, right? You're not going to get a teacher, are you? I'm scared. I've got a car. It's my job. I'll get a driver. It's very Napoleon dynamite. I went to Rambelthu, Nulsong and took my order. I was going to the other side. I was going to the other side. I got a milk car and got a driver's license. I was scared. Then you're the car. I hope he never says a thing. Just... I'm scared. This is a temple. This temple. This car was given to him. He took the car in the middle of the MLA. He's a dog. You're the dog? He's a dog. He's a boy like a porotta. Why are you sitting here so simple? You're a fool. You're a police officer. You're a fool, aren't you? Everyone go. You go home and get the car. Go, go, go. It also fizz a little like the lobster. Oh, yeah. Or Grand Budapest Hotel. Yeah. Same quirky weirdness, right? Oh, nice. Pulling himself up from the toilet. Yeah, that was great. I was like, what is he doing? Okay, split second I thought he was going to kill himself. Yeah, which is what... That's a nice transition. Oh, nice. Yeah, that was great. I was like, what is he doing? Split second, I thought he was going to kill himself. Yeah, which is what they wanted us to think. Why do they keep focusing on the pigeons? They love this guy. Hey, the police are here. I told them that you were with them. Okay, sir. I'll give you the report after the interview. Okay, sir. I'll be back before the transfer. Okay? Okay, sir. Hey, the police are here. Hey, the police are here. Hey, the police are here. He's hurting himself. I love his look. Me too. What's the matter? I just slept with my dad and had a talk with him. I feel sorry for him. Hello. Yes, he should have said that. Oh my God! He should have said that just now. What happened? I can't do anything about this. What's the matter, Madhav? What's the matter? The things we have here in MLR. What's the matter? I think it's a matter of one lakh rupees and one Kaavitha Samahar. We lost Kaavitha, right? You know what, Akkabadi? If you're here, I'll give you a big hand. I'll give you a big hand. It's been two years since I was born. I was born in LLB. I was born in Kerala. That's how I became a lawyer. Here you go, dad. I used to live in my house. I used to rent a lot of houses. I became a policeman. I didn't get a job. I didn't get a job. I have a lot of money. I don't have a lot of money. I don't have any money. I don't want to see you for so long. I don't want to see you for so long. No, sir. That's not it. What? Wait, wait. Don't go into the ladies room. Search them. No. I'll take care of it. I'll take care of it. I'll take care of it. What's wrong with you? You're not going to leave me alone. It's a big problem. I'll send you to the college tomorrow. You can't leave me alone. You can't leave me alone. I'll take care of it. I'll take care of it. From now on, your ass will be known as buttocks. I really hope that was a good translation. I felt like it. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. I'm from the state of LLB. You can't go into that other room. Being a state of LLB you'll be known as a poacher. No one in the government is known. That's why… You can't do what a state of LLB is doing. Even if you're not a state of LLB, you won't get a job to go. That was a lovely scene. lovely sequence man what a great sequence there's no other industry that makes such creative films so consistently unique creative very intelligent in other words I'm sure it's gonna continue this way but at this point it is a magnificent mockery of the court system the court systems everywhere that get bogged down with the with literally dumb ass stuff I don't know what that word means no I am in your group K.P. Prayaman Mandir a little part of the And that would be in my part one reaction to Nathan Case Kodoo, scarier than I thought. Great part one. If you'd like to see the full uncut version, you can head over to Patreon and put a big picture below in the pinned comment. On to part two!