 How's Uranus? I was talking about the planet! Hey, welcome back to our Stupidhat bowder. He had some carbon Memu. And you follow us on Instagram, Twitter for more juicy content. XClusive content there. non-cut-up stuff there, blocked content there. And so thank you for watching us on Patreon and follow us on our own personal YouTube channels. Link's always in the description below. Don't let Rick's face scare you. Hey, whatcha drinking there? There's somebody right now who's watching this and you're totally freaking out because you know I'm looking right in your cup of chai. What's going on there, hm? Gross. Today we were watching a Kanada trailer. It's called Rangituranga. Is that how you pronounce that? That was close enough, man. Rangituranga. We're going to have to have some kind of a ceremony like to lay to rest carbonizations. You suck. I know. But it's English translated to, I believe, colourful wave. It's a 2015 Indian Kanada language mystery thriller film written and directed by Anup Banar Dury in his debut. And before we get into this, let us know what's next Kanada film. We've only watched one. I know we need to watch more. I'm trying to watch more. In case you haven't noticed this whole year, I'm trying to get more regional stuff, but I'm trying to fill all those boxes from all of them and there's a lot. But the lonely one we've seen is KGF and we're very excited about KGF 2, but I know there's more that we need to watch. So let us know down below what's the one we should watch next. So this is technically called colourful wave? I believe that's what the translation is, yes. Well that makes me think that it's either about a gay club in Miami or a really successful surfer in Hawaii. Are you ready? Yes. Three, two, one. I'm a gay. I'm a sea girl. I'm a water. But I'm a gay. I'm not a grey, white, or silver-coloured girl. But you're gay. Gautham, can you give me one question? Earth, sky, and my head. What's your house? What's my house? I've booked for two hours by train. What's your age? Kamaruttu. Good evening. You've been here for two days. Yes. I've been here for two days. I've been staying at Kamaruttu for two days. I got the information from the post box number. Sundara Chandira Mogadha Vishara Rade Bandara Dondare Mandabuddhiyamanava. What are you doing here? I'm going to kill you. A man is a little strange. He's running away. Why are you running away? You don't seem to know everything about him. He's a little strange. But you're running away from him. That Kamaruttu man is missing. What's his name? His name is Angarana Puthamtu. But he's running away from these strange people. I don't understand anything. I'm totally confused. You're playing with him. Gautham, The police is running away. You're talking to him. I'm talking to him. You're talking to him. What's the matter? I don't know anything about you. I don't know anything about you. The second half of the trailer was way better than the first half. Yeah, I have only one concern. Only one. Because it looks interesting to me for sure. I loved the music. I loved the premise. Stupid babies, you need to let us know. Was this sync sound or dubbed? Yeah, I was noticing that too. It feels dubbed. Yeah. For those of you who don't know what those terms are, when we say dubbed, we're not talking about what most people think about when we say dubbed. Because what most people think about when you say dubbed, it would be you're watching sacred games that was shot in Hindi and they hire actors to speak in English and cut the sound out. That is a form of dubbing. But there is this proliferation in some of Indian cinema that just, I cannot stomach. And it is the not doing synchronized sound, which they called sync sound, where you actually have a boom operator and a sound designer and you're filming the sound on set. They film everything without sound. No sound crew, nobody's mic'd. They add all dialogue and all fully work afterwards so that all the sounds you get are post-production. And I can't sit, I've tried. I just can't sit through movies that are not real sound. I don't know why they do that either. You think it saves money? Yeah. It's weird. How many issues do you have where you have to fix sound? You have to do ADR work after the fact because you didn't get good sound. You have to hire the crew to do the sound. And if you have, if somebody botches a line or there's a plane that flies overhead, you don't have to deal with any of those things. But it takes away all believability for me because everything I've seen here, there was one movie I tried to watch and the guy talking, the voice didn't even really seem to match him and I could hear he was in a sound booth. It just kills me. Yeah, it's almost just like, because we don't watch dubbed films like if it's shot in Tamil, we want to watch it in Tamil. We don't want to watch it like in a Hindi dubbed. We don't because we think it takes away from the actual performance and that does as well. It takes away because it's not, even though it's him saying it, it's him a different time saying it. Yes. And even the way that you can, there's no, the sound itself, you don't have, one of the things they do is they get the ambient noise of the room when they're filming and they capture that so that they can make you feel like your sound is a massive contributor to the believability of a film. So, yeah, hopefully this is not done. But the other than that, I think some of the visuals in this were really, really fantastic. Really cool looking and that definitely made me interested in it and then some of the song there at the end, it reminded me of something from KGF. Yeah, it did. Which, when is KGF 2 coming out? I think it's got pushed obviously because of corona. Yeah, they're waiting, they're waiting until they can fit as many people as possible in a theater before they let that bad boy go because that's going to be a blockbuster. Because I think it was supposed to come out in like December but I don't know if it will. Yeah, like this year. I don't know. I wouldn't. Come on, if you were a producer on that film would you want it to be released right now? Heck no. No, smaller films that don't need that. That's a film that needs to be seen on the big screen. 100% Because of how massive the scale is. Other films like Guabo Zutabo which is a much smaller intimate film. Those can be straight to streaming because a lot of us have bigger TVs now but you can kind of... It's not the exact same but it's kind of comparable to what you can get. But you can let us know how this is and let us know what's next Canada film because I want to watch another Canada film I know we've not on purpose but it's been neglected. Once again for those who need to hear this we don't have any bias against any language we don't speak Hindi. We have to read the subs for all of them and so they make no difference what language it speaks at all. It's all languages we don't know. So I don't understand how you think we can have a bias against something that I have to read subs regardless. And we say it over and over again it has to do with the availability of something for us to be able to see it. Sometimes there's so many factors and yes we recognize it and say it all the time there are areas that are underrepresented by a long shot and we really do want to represent everybody guys we really really do. So let us know. The f***