 After Nintendo 64 years, Illumination Studios finally dropped a trailer for the Mario Bros. movie. We've all been excited for this. We've all been patiently waiting. And man, are you the viewer in luck for finding this video because I've played some of the Mario games. And I'm an adult man on YouTube who's gonna react to this trailer. It's like nothing you've ever seen before. Let's begin. Let me pump the brakes for half a second, point out that I'm not pandering in this video. I didn't need to dress up as Mario or Luigi to do this. No. Instead I'm wearing a t-shirt of my own channel. Subscribe. Let's go to the subscribe button. Mario reference. The first thing that my expertise brings to the table when it comes to this movie trailer is that it looks beautiful. The animation is top tier. This is Illumination Studios. A lot of people aren't fans of them. I am. Secret Life of Pets 1 and 2 can burn in a fiery lake. I don't really see what the big fuss is when it comes to sing one and two either. But despicable me and those lovable minions? Yes, please. I'm all in. The trailer's already conveying a lot of stuff. Number one, this is a large scale movie. Look at the size. Look at the stature of Bowser rolling up to this castle. He dwarfs the kingdom in size. Number two, Bowser's voice by Jack Black. I can't even tell listening to it. Fantastic voice work. I don't know why people were worried though. Jack Black always delivers. And he's just proving it here again. Three, they're not playing Bowser off as a joke. This prehistoric god deserves our respect. You should be kneeling before his presence. The penguins are gonna learn this the hard way. This isn't my first playthrough of the trailer. Video game reference. Subscribe. No, I've watched it a couple times and I want to point something out. The moment the king comes out and gives that little idle threat, I laughed. I LOL'd actually. I'm gonna do a recreation for you so you can get the full effect of what happened. That is but a taste of our fury. Don't go anywhere. There's more to talk about. Here's our hero. Not the most exciting way to introduce him getting smashed around on the mushrooms. But he's clearly in shock. He's not from this kingdom. So I guess they're gonna play off the fact that he's legitimately a plumber in New York. What is this place? And an Italian, I think. I don't really know what Chris Pratt's doing with his voice. I think that's what he's going for though. I'm sorry. Toadstool spot on though. In fact, this whole movie trailer is fire. I am very excited for this. Huge fan of Nintendo and the games. Not so much Chris Pratt's Mario voice. But this is just a tease. Mushroom kingdom. Here we come. Unlike Tom Holland with Nathan Drake, who's under contract with Sony, and Sony's like, Tom Holland, he's a big deal. Let's put him in the movie. He's Nathan. I do think Chris Pratt had to addition for the role, and Nintendo really did go through this and say, yes, this works. We like him. We're going forward with it. The star power obviously helps, but I don't think that was the determining factor. At least that's what I'm telling myself so I can go to sleep at night, okay? Because an animated Mario Brothers movie being done correctly is paramount to me getting to good night's sleep, because somewhere in the back of my mind, I'm still being tormented by scenes of giant goombas dancing around in elevators, of a sassy, heavy set gal in SMN gear, of a fugly giant CG Bowser. That's the kind of stuff that sticks with you. It's hard to wash away. We get that nice colorful title, followed by one final shot confirming that Luigi's in this. He's getting chased by a bunch of dry bones. Nice callback to Mario 3, I believe, is when we first saw dry bones appear. So first impressions are absolutely positive. I'm very excited for this movie. I think Nintendo and Illumination are going to knock it out of the park. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Like the video if you had a good time. Go ahead and punch that subscribe button. Hit that thing like you're breaking a brick. It's another Mario reference. Subscribe. It's another Mario reference. That way you won't miss a single scorching hot take in the future from me. They're out of this world. They're out of this Mario galaxy. Goodbye. I almost timed it out properly. Hey guys, I hope I'm live. I hope I did this whole YouTube live thing correctly. Kind of, you know, threw this together last second, as I do with everything, as is nature. I should probably ask right out of the gates. Can you hear me? Everything sounding okay? Is it looking, I mean, mediocre? It's what we're shooting for right now. If I look over on my phone, it looks like I am live. It looks like I set it up properly. We're doing it. We're doing it. We do have an agenda today. It's going to be fast and loose. That's how I like to live my life. That's how I like my women. Um, this is from a person who's been with one woman for the last 20 years, maybe maybe longer. My God, I've known my wife since high school. That's depressing. Yeah, so we have a bunch of movie news today. This isn't going to be very flashy wizardry with the effects. It's just me, you know, my goal is to do three or four movie news topics, and then I will break those up for YouTube's shorter seven to eight minute meals for people that don't want to do this whole live thing. So when I get started, I'm trying to get, I'm going to try to roll off things pretty seamlessly. So I won't be engaging with the chat while I do those topics, but we're going to have some fun here. We're going to have a lot of fun. Super chats are welcome. At the end of the video, I'm going to be doing Q&A. So if you leave a super chat, your question will get answered. That's, that's how we're going to do things. That's how, that's how life works, kids. Money makes the world go round. This is what they tell me. That's what successful people tell me. Okay, the first topic, you know what? I'm going to get into something saucy right out of the gates. Someone, and I should shout them out, but I won't because that would require me to go look, you know what? I'm going to shout them out. I'm going to shout them out. Let me go to YouTube quick. Let me just take a peek. Everything's moving really smoothly already. I asked for movie topics and where is it? Please talk about, oh God, did you delete that? Did you delete the comment? Oh no, here it is. Okay, Rob Kay asks me to talk about my most anticipated movies for April. Rob, this is a great idea, something I should do every month. And if I keep doing these live streams on Friday, depending on how this goes, depending on if people like it, then yeah, we'll do this every we'll do this every time we start to get creeping towards that new month. So, anticipated movies, I did write them down. I did actually do a little bit of research for this. Here we go. I don't know the dates of these. You can look them up if you want, but coming out shortly, we have Super Mario Brothers. I'm very excited for that. You saw the little teaser at the beginning of this video. You know what? I'm going to back up. I'm going to back up. I'm going to start by introducing this like I would a movie segment because we're doing this live. So, you know, we have to try to be professional. Also, I know this isn't my normal camera. I'm using like some shitty stream camera. I'm doing what I can. Someday, someday we'll get something state of the art with the blurred background and neon lights everywhere. And it's just a freaking, freaking spectacle. I'm going to hit record on my local machine so I get the top quality of this shitty low res Logitech camera. Okay. Let's pretend like we're doing a video, kids. All right. Rob Kay on Adam Does Movies asked Adam, what are your favorite movies coming out? What are you most excited for in April? It's kind of weird that I said favorite because I don't know what my favorite is. The movie's not out yet. But what are you excited for in April? And today, I'm going to tell you about it. And that's when the title comes up. And then I have to edit that out because, okay. In no particular order, we have air. This is the documentary of Nike producing the first shoe based on an athlete, Michael Jordan. He's a basketball player if you don't know. He was pre LeBron James. This is the real, the OG, the greatness. You know, back in the day, I collected FLIR Ultra cards. I don't want to brag, but I had some of the gold ones. They're in very poor condition. The ones that I can find, the rest of them are in a shoebox, somewhere in an attic. It's, it's a disaster. But I can tell you something after this movie comes out, those cards are going to be worth at least $3. So I'm just, I'm ready to cash that check when air comes out. We have Matt Damon in this. We got Ben Affleck in this. We got a cavalcade of great stars. This movie's got Oscar ridden all over it. And I just love the, the entire deal of like following a marketing department that's Nike, one of the biggest on the planet. And Michael Jordan. I'm very excited for air. I think you should be too. Next on the docket. Yeah, this one comes out very shortly. Super Mario Brothers. I don't know a single person that's not excited for this film. Illumination, like this is their bread and butter. All inclusive family friendly shenanigans. You pair them, you pair the Minions team with the Mario Brothers crew. I've been waiting for a Mario Brothers movie since I got a Nintendo, an NES. I've been waiting for this since all these Nintendo characters have come out. Donkey Kong, Zelda, Metroid, Kirby, Pokemon. So we're starting with the OG. I think I've said OG twice now in this episode. That's disgusting, but we're going to keep going. We're going to start with Mario, the guy who, the guy who set this all up. And then we'll, we'll break out that cinematic universe down the road. I'm sure Nintendo already has their eyes set on future properties. This film looks fantastic. It's hitting all the right nostalgic funny bones. Mario's got the flower. He's got the Tanuki suit. Princess Peach looks like a badass. Bowser voiced by freaking Jack Black. It's perfection. Chris Pratt, we'll see. As these trailers start to roll out, I'm getting a little bit more confident, a little less concerned about Pratt in this role. I think he's going to do fine. Of course the cartoonish, it's a me. Mario. Let's go. We all know that. There's always going to be an adjustment. As long as it's not that pile of crap, live action 90s Mario brothers, I think we're going to be okay. I think we're going to be okay. All right, then we move on to Renfield. No, this isn't a prequel to Seinfeld or a, or a Requel or a sequel has nothing to do with Seinfeld. In fact, it's actually Nicholas Holt from The Great. If you don't watch The Great fan, it's a great show, really funny. He's in it. He's an apprentice of Nicholas Cage. His Dracula. Nicholas Cage has a way of pronouncing everything. He's just, he's just a brilliant performer. I love Cage. This looks absolutely over the top. Blood, guts. It's disgusting. It looks great. Very funny. Very, I don't even know what I would, it's not reminiscent to anything. It's very, it's very much its own thing. It's the David Pumpkins of movies and I'm here for it. I like that lately. We've been, we've been getting more into comedy, which seems to be missing often with new stuff. For a long time we were in this ugly phase of just, it's got to be superhero. It's got to be spectacle. Now we're starting to pair back, getting some good old fashioned comedy in there. Jennifer Lawrence has a comedy coming out. It looks freaking hilarious too. And I've been saying for years, Jennifer Lawrence is actually really funny. When, whenever she's in front of people at a live event, whenever she's doing an interview, she's freaking hilarious. Get this woman in comedy and they have, I can't remember the name. I don't know when it comes out. Subscribe for more movie facts. Next up is The Evil Dead. Rise. Sam Raimi, I don't believe is involved in this. I don't know actually if it takes place in the Rami verse. We have two Evil Dead movies, plus we have the TV show, plus we have the book of the, I'm sorry, we have The Army of Darkness, the third, which is not really, I mean, it's kind of its own thing as well. Army of Darkness is very funny. I actually reviewed it just recently for a Patreon, a patron at patreon.com slash Adam does movies. There's a myth roll level for 30 bucks. You can say Adam watch this film. I'll watch it. I'll review it. It's a sweet ride. If you stay with that program, you get a new movie review every four months. I push that because that's a really good gift for both the people that follow me and for me to get some support on the channel. So maybe think about looking at that. Anyway, promo aside, this looks really good. It's definitely more the horror side of things. It's, it's scary. The trailer is freaky as crap. Gory, you get that woman that's getting all like, but Bowen's in shit or breaking. She's crawling on the ceiling. I'm all in. I'm all in on this movie. All right. Next up, we have big George Foreman. He's a boxer. I was a little disappointed it wasn't about the grill. I thought big George Foreman, obviously this is gonna, this is gonna be about his grill empire. I had one. I had a George Foreman grill. I could, I could make some mean burger on that. I didn't have a big one. Getting two burgers on that thing was a project, but one burger. Are you throw some cheddar cheese on that? Let us slice a nice meaty tomato, a couple pick short for pickles, a little mustard, a little mayo. It's just, it's phenomenal. I am gluten free now thanks to stupid celiacs disease. So the bun, unfortunately I'm not getting a brioche. I'm not getting something glossy and high-def. I have some awful, awful crumbly mess, no fiber made by scientists in a bizarre lab somewhere. It's, it's bad. It's just, it's an awful situation. We have to figure out the gluten free options. I miss a donut like there's no tomorrow. The store girl's real. What we talking about? Oh yeah, George Foreman. He was a boxer and man was he good. And man, could he knock the shit out of you if you got in his way. This will be an interesting film. This will, I honestly don't have a lot of backstory and format, so I'm really excited to go in and hopefully they do a better job filling the audience in than that Muhammad Ali movie did. Ali with Will Smith, the precursor to him once again knocking someone out on stage. It set the table. Yeah, last movie on the list here is this isn't even one. I don't think this is going to be good, but the black demon. It's a shark movie, Megalodon-esque style, big, larger than life shark, based on, you know, honestly what I, what it reminded me of, and I might get this wrong. It's an atom fact, which means I'm kind of pulling it out of my ass and it's kind of, it's a half truth. One of the JAWS films, I think it might have been JAWS's Revenge, that sounds right, was originally the script was supposed to be that a voodoo witch doctor put a curse on a family because they did, they wronged him somehow and this ghost shark is hunting them in the ocean. Later on there were scripted rights and they're like, eh, we got to tie it back in with the Brody family. So then it became like the son of JAWS or the mom. I don't remember how it was and somehow the thing crossed a canal and got to a different ocean hopped. Just absurd. Absolutely ridiculous. Not that the voodoo thing was any more realistic, but that at least was something new, something fresh. That's kind of what I feel like this Black Demon movie is. It's a supernatural shark based on some sort of dark legend. I was going to say folklore. Is that a word? Folklore? That's right. We're going to go with folklore. Yeah, it looks bad. It looks pretty bad. We also have the Meg 2 coming out down the road, but I'm a sucker for dinosaur movies. I'm a sucker for shark movies and both of them don't come out that often. Not near as often as they should. These are just the movies in April. That's the April lineup and there's more. These are just the mainstream blockbuster style ones that I'm excited for. I want to hear from you though in the comments. Let me know your thoughts on these films. What are you most excited for out of this list? Is there one that I left off that you're like, Adam, you sip your scotch. You're an idiot. There's an art house independent film that's only being opened in 20 theaters. It's going to revolutionize cinema. Let me tell you about it and then become a patron and make you watch it. Some of the requests I'm getting on there are just nightmare fuel. Anyway, thank you for watching. Like this video if you had a good time. Please think about subscribing if you haven't. I post tons of movie and TV show content each and every week. Love to have you stick around. Take care. It's kind of a wink at the end. It's kind of like I got something in my eye. I wasn't sure if it was a wink or whatnot. We got through that pretty well for topic number one. Not much for editing. Let's take a look at the chat. See what I missed. We're going to go through this. Is that Tony? Legendary YouTuber slash actor in the dark night rises Tony from Hack the Movies. This is going to be a super stream. Oh, and I'm also very famous. Tony, here's the deal. You're at the point where you don't have to say it. It's just implied. It's implied. I feel like if you have to tell people you're famous, it's a little hacky. It's a little hacky. We're just scrolling through here. That's the only super chat right now. I want to remind you guys that when we roll to the end, there is going to be a Q&A. But yeah, maybe hang on to them until then or they'll get lost in the ether. Unless there's a way for me to filter by super chat. I don't actually know. Very new at this. Very new. I do Twitch. I do Twitch. Yeah, here's the thing for people confused. I believe to do Twitch and YouTube in tandem, you need to pay some premium amount. And that's just not going to happen. Not right now. It's probably not even that much. But I am still using Twitch. But I do Twitch live for either playing a video game once a month, which just seems like it's been lately, or shooting these other reviews live. So when I do my standing reviews that are a little bit more professional, I can move around more and really get energetic. I filmed some of those videos live on Twitch. Twitch.tv slash Adam does movies. So feel free to hop over there. I've been trying to do them once a week. I'm not sure if I'm staying consistent. I know I'm not staying consistent, but the goal is to film those live when possible. And usually I bang out two or three, we're going to be bringing poster reviews back. And that's going to definitely be streamed on Twitch because I have fun engaging with people there. Dear God, I feel like I'm talking 1000 miles an hour. Hang on, I got to get a juice. Since Tony is here from Hack the Movies, I should point out I was on his channel the other day talking about, it was like a March wrap-up of movies we saw. That was a great time. Went a couple hours. Definitely check out Hack the Movies. And you can see me over there. Kind of over talking everyone, being really rude. Because it's like ADD. I don't know what the excuse is, just poor manners, I guess. Okay. I feel good. Let's get back into another topic. Okay, here's something. Okay, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, he's good. This is one that I can rant about. There's a little film coming out in a few years called The Fantastic Four. No, not the Fantastic Four that came out in the 90s, not the Fantastic Four that came out in the 2000s. How do you say that, 20s? That doesn't seem right. God, we got to really think about how we date things in the future. It's just, it's miserable. Anyway, there's some fantastic foreign news I want to talk to you about, and we're going to just dissect the hell out of it. I don't know if hell's a swear word, if I can have that in the first 15 seconds of a YouTube video, because they're like super cringy about that stuff now, where you can't swear in the first 30 seconds or something, whatever. Hell should be fine. Okay. What we've learned here, kids, is that Josh Friedman is said to write the next Fantastic Four film, the third reboot. I believe it's the third version. Yeah, we've gone through the wringer on these things. This is the guy that wrote Avatar, The Way of Water. He's done other stuff. He's done other stuff. If I look at my list over here, he did War of the Worlds, the Tom Cruise version. He did the Terminator, Sarah Connor, Chronicle TV show, and then he also did Terminator Dark Fate. I'm just going to give you guys a second to process what I just said. Now, I'm a Dark Fate apologist. Yeah, that could be an entirely different topic. I don't hate that movie. Let me back myself up on this. Here's the deal. There's only two good Terminator movies, Terminator 1 and Terminator 2. That's it. That's the whole ballgame. Everything after that is just candy. It's superficial nonsense. So, after being disappointed, three or four times over by Terminator sequels, I'm fully checked out. Once Dark Fate came around, I was just wanting something to entertain me and not be a total dumpster fighter. Dark Fate had enough going for it with some cool spectacle, some great action, Arnie's back, that I was able to overlook some of the dumber stuff, like the original Terminator selling drapes out of a van. A lot of people seem to get really upset about John Connor dying. Why? John Connor sucked. He was never a cool character. This should maybe be a different topic. But I'm going to keep it here. I'm going to keep it here. John Connor has been played by four different actors, I think. I mean, the first one, he's not born. Furlong in the second one, and then he was at one point Christian Bale. In the third one, he was... I'm never going to remember his name. The kid from Carnival. If anybody remembers that HBO Max show, Carnival, he was also the... what was that? The Yellow Bastard in Sin City? Nick something. Nick something is the name I'm going with. Anyway, this character has never been interesting, John Connor. Sarah Connor's always been cool. So the fact that they're like, let's kill Connor off right away, that didn't do shit to me. I actually was like, okay, this is something interesting for once. This is something different. Oh yeah, he was also played by another guy in Terminator Genesis. I don't even remember that dude's name. I don't even know why he's in movies ever. He has the scars down his face. He was in Planet of the Apes, War of the Planet of the Apes, one of them. It's just the whole Terminator thing is such a disaster. One and two are good. The rest of them are just there. And I can have fun with them. And I don't have much fun with any of them outside of Dark Fate. Now let's move back to what I think about this fantastic for shenanigan nonsense. I don't care. I think the MCU is in a freefall. And I don't think this writer is very good. Based on the few things that I've talked about, War of the Worlds is easily the best. I do enjoy that film, but not so much for the writing. It's more for the fact that Tom Cruz is pretty awesome in it. And Steven Spielberg knows how to direct a damn movie. The writing was the weakest part of that War of the Worlds remake, reboot, whatever you want to call it. Avatar, the way of shit, was awful. I know it's like the highest grossing movie of all time, or number two, whatever, right behind Avatar 1, but that doesn't make it a well-written film. That just means everybody wanted to get out of the house and go see a beautiful blockbuster. And you know what? I'm happy that movie did really well. I wanted that movie to succeed, even though I didn't like it. I went in wanting to love it, because I love all James Cameron's movies, not just like. Freaking love. Aliens? Are you kidding me? Terminator 1 and 2? Come on. True lies. Get out of here. They're all freaking gold. The Abyss? 100% gold. And even Avatar 1, I like. Number two, though, the writing was terrible. So if this is the reflection, if this is where MCU's gonna go with this guy, oh my god, we're in trouble. Or at least I'm in trouble. They're not in trouble. They're doing fine. They're still making tons of money. And I guess people seem to love Avatar 2. I'm definitely in the minority on that. Although I will say I don't see people defend the story much. Usually it's just Avatar 2 is not about the story. Forget that. It's just about the pretty colors. It's about being in the ocean. It's about abandoning the tribe that helped raise you and defend you from the evil humans in the first movie. And just blow out a dodge. Leave them to die in the woods without a second thought. That's what Avatar 2 is about. It's all about family. I don't have good thoughts about this. That's the bottom line. And I want to hear from you on it. What do you think of this news? Fantastic for taking this new guy under their wing, getting rid of the previous two writers they had, and they're like, this is the route we want to go. We want to go this way. The way of the water. Let me know in the comments. Like the video if you had a good time. Please feel free to subscribe if you haven't as I post tons of movie content each and every week. Love to have you stick around. Take care. That's two. You know, I have to say I'm going through this a hell of a lot better than I do on Twitch when I'm doing movie reviews. That's just like that's a shit show. It's a complete shit show. Let's see what's going on in the chat if anybody's got some stuff to say. I'm guessing they don't like my thoughts on Dark Fate. Or I mean, these are scorched earth comments. They really are. I don't really think anybody's, nobody seems to be too upset with me, which is nice. I like when people don't get mad at me. Oh, shit. Oh, damn. Adam is filming this for vids. Yeah. Yeah, I'm filming this for vids. I'm filming this for this. I'm filming this for this and for vids. And yeah, it's going to be a little bit of both. I do this on Twitch as well for my main movie reviews, but I thought why don't we do Friday nights? We stream a couple movie topics that I can cut up for the week. We can do a live Q&A at the end. And you know, we can just have some fun and share some stories. Here we go. What's my next one? I got another one. Just anything Snyder related just kind of makes me sigh. It's so hard to even talk about that shit anymore. But we're going to. Let me drink some water quick. How do you say it? David Eyre? David Eyre? The year is 2023, a thousand years after the events of Suicide Squad hit theaters. David Eyre is still crying about it. He won't let it go. And you know what? I'm not making fun of it. I kind of am, but part of me says, yeah, I get it dude. You spent a lot of time making a movie and it didn't show up on the big screen. I probably would hold onto this chip on my shoulder for years to come and that's absolutely what he's doing. Let's talk about it. David Eyre or Eyre or AER, that's probably the right one. He's no stranger to calling out stuff as he sees it on Twitter and he's been calling stuff up for a long time now. Warner Brothers isn't picking up the phone though because he keeps begging them to release the AER cut. I'm going to call it a different thing every time just because I'm trying to keep all my bags in, keep all my bags, keep all my eggs in different baskets. The Snyder cut was released after the fandom cried and bitched and moaned. They got their movie, a four hour artsy fartsy square aspect ratio. That's the technical term, square aspect ratio. Subscribe for technology terms. And yeah, they even got a black and white one. So what's stopping Warner Brothers for doing the same thing for AER? I don't know. It seems like a slam dunk when you have two different titled Suicide Squad movies already. Certainly wouldn't be confusing when you have Suicide Squad, The Suicide Squad, Peacemaker, which is now the spin-off of The Suicide Squad. And then yeah, let's just throw in David R's The Suicide Squad Suicide Squad. David Ayer presents The Suicide Squad. Zack Snyder's Suicide Squad AER edition. Or whatever. Who cares? Things that we've heard. David calls the version that was released in 2016 a hack job. He hates the movie. He doesn't care for it. He says there's 45 minutes on the floor that were supposed to be in this film. It goes deeper. It goes balls deeper, to be honest with you. Let me bring up a couple other things that I found out about this movie. First of all, I don't think it's a surprise to anyone that the Joker, Jared Leto, a national treasure Jared Leto was supposed to be in this film a lot more. The movie was supposed to be darker. Dark as hell. You weren't even supposed to see the film. It was supposed to be two and a half hours of black. Just complete nothingness on the screen with the occasional eh, eh. God, that Joker's so bad. Just so, so good. What else do we got here? Oh, God. That's right. The movie was gonna be... The movie was gonna be two hours and... Fuck. The movie was gonna be two hours and 23 minutes. What a treat that would have been on the eyes and the ears and every other orifice in the theater watching that. Probably wouldn't have had 75 different songs to start things out. Guess who's back? Back again. Shady's back and then instantly jumps to like, never made it as a wise man. I couldn't cut it as a poor man stealing. And then it jumps again to There was 40 songs within five minutes of the original Suicide Squad. None of the songs I sang were in there. But it's like you couldn't breathe. It clearly was messed with by the studio. Like, ugh. We were supposed to have a scene in here that ties to the Justice League with, um, I don't know, mother boxes and crap. How about instead we throw in another song? How about instead of a transition to Doomsday or Dark Side or whatever one of these stupid characters we have, we do Yet Span one week since it looked at me and then we have Will Smith jump off the side of a building taking out some targets. And then it jumps again to, I can't do any more songs. Somebody once told me the world was gonna roll me. And then Bruce Wayne Batman is in an alleyway. I gotta do that again. I gotta cut this one. And then we jump again to somebody once told me the world was gonna roll me. And we see the Dark Knight, Batman in an alleyway, pissed off, Ben Affleck, disheveled, Dunkin Donuts in hand. Yeah, that's what I want. That's what we needed. So the air cut, um, I don't care. I honestly just don't want to, I don't want to hear about it anymore. What is with the Snyder fan base? Who are these people? Are they bots? Does that Snyder pay a server farm somewhere in Indonesia to keep tweeting about him? And I don't even think Zack Snyder cares about this shit anymore. He's moved on. He's got to deal with Netflix, but every freaking week, something trends on Twitter, like release the other Snyder cut. He's got 17 more hours locked in his bathroom. We need to see that. Shazam too was supposed to tie into, who knows? Who knows with these people? It's just, it's so obnoxious. And since you gave them a toe in the pool, they want to dip the whole dick in there. They want to dip that whole dick in the pool. And I just, I don't know what I want to say. I don't want it. I don't want it. The air cut, sure. Give the, give the man his bone. He's been crying for years about it. I get it, but I'm done. I'm done. Let me know your thoughts. Are you done? Do you want to see this movie? Do you want to see this cinematic masterpiece, this tour de force, hit the big screen or hit HBO Max? Probably presented in 2x3 aspect ratio. Maybe it's in chrome vision, black and white edition. Who knows? Who cares? Well, someone, someone cares. Thanks for watching the video. Please make sure to comment with your thoughts on this. Like it, subscribe. And if you're already subscribed, hit that notification bell. That thing, that thing does stop. You put these videos in your feed. Otherwise, I'm lost. I'm the air cut. I'm the iron cut. You can't find me, but I hope to see you next time. So take care. Sweat and bullets, mega death. Okay, I got one more topic. This one's a little bit saucer, a little bit more provocative. Not really. It might be a hot take, but I've been hearing this so much over the years that I just have to say something. So let's take a drink of my own fermented urine. I guess it's fermented, my own fermented urine. Fermented, that's not a word. It's like the air, your thing. Tony, this was on your, Tony, if you're still there from heck the movies, this was on your channel yesterday. I'm honestly surprised. None of you asked me what I was drinking, but I guess you're just like my parents where you'd rather forgot I existed. That's not true. That's not true. Okay, last topic here. A day or so back, which on internet standards is like three years ago, Jennifer Aniston had some saucy things to say, some provocative things to say about the state of media, entertainment, comedy, humor. And I'm here to humor you. Join me. We're going to talk about some stuff. Intro comes up. Really, really kind of a salacious lead in there. In a recent interview with, I'm sure I don't know who, Maria Mendoza or whatever the hell her name is, the lady that's always on the gas station video screen when I'm trying to just pump up, pump my gas, you know, it's like, I don't want to hear from you, Maria. What are you cooking today? She's everywhere, by the way, this woman is everywhere. She's on trailers, like she's on commercials before the movie starts doing some sort of a Q&A with a guest. She's, like I said, on gas station pumps, she's probably in libraries on TV monitors, computer screens. I can't shake Maria. A beautiful woman, very charming, but holy crap, she made some good deals at some point. I need to stay focused. Anyways, Jennifer Lawrence, not Jennifer Lawrence, good. We were doing so well without having to do a lot of editing. Now I have to edit. Jennifer Aniston. Anyway, Jennifer Aniston was recently interviewed and she had this to say about the state of entertainment. Friends couldn't be made today. What? Wow, what a hot take. A celebrity that's getting a little older looks back on their monumental success, their huge tentpole franchise and says, there's no way we could get away with that today. There's no way we could get away with this mainstream humor in the lame world we're living in, where everyone thinks comedy is an attack on them personally. Now, is there people that have a stick up their ass? Sure. Has there always been? Yeah, there always has been. You know the character that Ned Flanders was married to? Maude on Simpsons? I think that was her name before they killed her. She was one of those people. They were all over the place. It's just they usually complained in their little church circles. They weren't on Instagram or TikTok or Twitter with other like-minded idiots complaining. Remember Ninja Turtles 2, The Secret of the Ooze? I do. I remember being kind of disappointed that they never used their freaking weapons. You want to know why? Because precarons were complaining. They were writing letters to the studios demanding less weapons in this film. They don't want their kid dressing up as Leonardo and swinging a katana at the neighbor. I encourage it because some of those neighbor kids are annoying as shit, but Karen doesn't. These people have always been around. They've always existed. And let me ask Jennifer something. Jennifer, do you think Netflix would have dropped $100 million to keep friends and syndication on their streaming platform if no one was watching it anymore? If they're offended? Did you know that Friends is like the number two most watched show right now? People are still watching. I have a 14 year old daughter who loves it. So who are these people that are so offended? Are you talking about 4% on Twitter that don't shut the hell up and they get mad about everything? Yeah, fine. But again, these people have existed. They were just in holes before. Now they're out in the open. And by open, I mean in their little spaces, their little echo chambers on Twitter. And yes, a lot of the people from California, they have an echo chamber. They all, you know, they're very culturally aware. They're very SJW, whatever. I consider myself SJW and culturally aware. I still have no problem making fun of things. It's just called being a good person, trying to do the right thing. But within a context, if you're making a comedy, you can still push envelopes. So when actors come out and it's not, I'm not just picking on Jennifer. She's a treasure. People have been saying this for years, every single year. And I was actually debating some people about this topic because they're like, Adam, they just don't make shows like they used to. It's way calm down. They're scared of touch, they're stepping on toes. Are you not seeing what's out there? Because I'm watching shit that's edgier today than it's ever been. South Park still exists. Family guys still exists. Succession has a bunch of assholes who say racist and inappropriate stuff all the time. I mentioned the great in a different video. The great's hilarious. Those guys are racist, bigoted asses. They're not the good guys, but they're still playing them for humor, because it is funny to laugh at these types of idiots. There's comedy all over. Curb your enthusiasm's on like the 12th season. It's brilliant. It's probably not in the 12th season, but it's been going for a long time. Larry David doesn't hold back. I don't see it. I don't see what these guys are talking about. There's just so much out there now that I think they focus on one or two shows like Brooklyn Nine-Nine, which admittedly got awful, and they basically canceled themselves after the whole George Floyd thing. Since it was a cop show, they're like, we better be less offensive and actually address how we're cops and need to do better. It's like that wasn't the point of your show. It was just supposed to laugh at the hijinks of cops. It didn't need to be a serious affair that talked about real-world implications and examples. It could have been in its own world, and it should have been. So yes, there definitely are things like that, and there are celebrities, actors that do come out and say like, we crossed the line, we shouldn't have done that. But these are like little, little things. If you actually look at the shows like Always Sunny in Philadelphia, they're doing stuff way more extreme than I Love Lucy than Mr. Ed, then, you know, like freaking leave it to Beaver. Like when was the edgy, when did it stop being edgy? That's I guess my question. What year was it when Hollywood and whoever came out and was like, we're done. It's all over. We're canceling this show. It's too edgy. We're canceling this show. It's just too in your face. They don't do that. If the show is making money for the studio, it's all good. It's all roses. Alright, that was a rant and a half, but I had to see it, because every year, and as people get older, they'll see that in 10 years from now, it's going to be the same thing. Some actor that was in a show from right now is going to say, they couldn't make this show today. They couldn't do this today. And what, yeah, maybe because some of the jokes you said were like off color, or the humor's changed, or we just don't look at things the same way. That's just natural progression. That doesn't mean you're being stymied or, you know, your gross being stilted. It means that we've evolved. Humor's changing. It's growing. But there's still ample room. There's still opportunity for all sorts of humor. Alright, I want to hear from you though. Let me know in the comments your thoughts. Does this a hot take? Did I cross the line with my thoughts here? But I don't know. I look back over the years. I watch Seinfeld still. I watch The Office. And then I compare it to things I watch now, and I see no difference, honestly, outside of the fact that Seinfeld is a brilliant comedy, and it's still one of the top dogs in my opinion. Let me know in the comments. Like the video if you had a good time. Please subscribe if you haven't already. I post tons of movie, TV show rants every single week. I'd love to have you stick around. And there's also a notification bell. I'd love if you hit it, because then these show up in your feed. Alright, see you around. It's hot under these lights, Seinfeld. Hot under these lights. Alright, I think I burned through the topics I wanted to. I have an emotional topic if you want me to go into that one, because I have a lot of people that haven't been on the channel in a while. I've brought this up in a video a long time ago, but it's been years. God damn, I'm sweating bullets. We are going to do like a Q&A. We're going to start with Super Chat. So I saw there was at least one in here so far, Rob Kay. Tony, Tony's just being awesome. But yeah, if you have questions you want to ask, we'll start with Super Chat. I'd appreciate it if you could throw on my way. For now, I was going to tell you a little story. I don't know if this will go in a video or not. I guess I can set it up for a video. Let's see if we can do it okay. Oh, and also, if you are wondering, I did leave people hanging on my wife. She's had a lot of issues for the last six months. She has Crohn's disease, a lot of crazy stuff's going on with it. Not any solution yet, but it is being managed right now. She's on prednisone, prednisone, camera raise, prednisone, I think. And she's able to keep that down right now after a multiple day stint in the hospital. I do have a long video going out about that and about the channel probably next week. I shot it like a week ago. I just haven't had time to edit it. So that'll explain things in detail, but if you were wondering and people have been asking, things are good. She's moving around, she's eating, skin her weight back up. She was down to 98 pounds for a while. It was really bad. Scared the shit out of me, but things are okay. Things are all right. She's just not fully on a treatment plan yet. We're trying. It's been a nightmare. All right, so let's try to do one more story, a little show and tell. Actually, I don't know if I want to do that right now. You know what? I'm not going to do a show and tell right now. I'll just, I'll just do it off camera for you guys since you're here. I, this is in the background of one of my, oh no, this camera is always in the background. It's on the shelf over there. It's a quasar. I brought this up recently on a Twitch stream. So some people, this might be redundant, but this, this camera is old as dirt. It's the first video camera I owned and my father bought it for me a few days before Christmas and like a few days before he passed away. He died in a car accident when I was 16 years old. This was the only Christmas present. We found it in a corner of the garage. He bought it at Best Buy secretly. Didn't even tell my mom. And so I keep this back there as a reminder for, you know, I'm 40 now. You're kind of at the midlife crisis stage. I have a great full-time job. I got two kids and a wife. I have a nice house. Like I made a life for myself that I'm proud of, but I always, you know, you always want to get to that next place. So then I look at the one part of my life that I feel like kind of not hitting where I want. Kind of, I don't want to say failing because failing because obviously doing okay. Got supporters. I got a community on YouTube, but I've been doing this for 10 years, over 10 years, maybe 11 now, off and on the YouTube game, talking movies, reviewing, and I see people that have been doing it for half as long just pass me. They make smarter decisions. Maybe they're just more charismatic. Maybe, you know, just, there's a lot of reasons that go into it. And so it's hard not to feel bad once in a while, not to get down on myself and say, what am I doing wrong? Why am I, why am I so bad at this? Why have I put in so much effort and not seen the rewards that some of these other guys have? And then you, you know, then things kind of spiral from there. Wife gets sick. I'm taking care of the kids full time. I'm not able to get stuff done that I want to. And so you get in a dark place. Well, that's why I have this on the shelf in the back as a reminder from my old man, my dad, Tim, who, he took me to all the movies. We were, he's a big movie guy too, but he was more into sports. He was always pushing me on sports. So to see him go out of his way, to go to Best Buy and surprise me with a camera, which I didn't even ask for for Christmas. He just knew that I was really into making movies with my buddies. I'd borrow cameras all the time. I'd write scripts. This like saved my life. The fact that this was waiting for me at my lowest point. My buddies can attest, we use the shit out of this thing, making matrix style fight scenes, music videos. This was pre-YouTube events. So this was just for us. Yeah. I mean, this thing is, this thing is hilarious. 26 times high definition zoom lens. It's a palm quarter. It's a palm quarter VHSC. Ladies and gentlemen, a lot of people won't even know what that is. This thing had a flip screen though, a flip screen in the nineties. Wait, this would be early 2000. This would have been 2001. Yeah, this is a 2001 flip screen. VHSC. I can't open it because I don't have the battery charged. I'm not even sure if the battery could charge at this point. But this bad boy pops open. It's got one of those thick, chunky tapes inside, not the thinner ones that they ended up going to later, which I also had. Yeah, this was the real deal. They basically took a giant VHS tape and they shrunk that bad boy down. They put that bitch inside here. Also have this guy. If I want to film like this. Yeah. Quasar. When you got Quasar, you got quality. Oh man. It is the flashlight on the front. This is sweet. For night vision, freaking flashlight people. Yeah, I just, you see this on the background in all the videos. I brought it up here just to have a little side story. Wanted to give you a little background. People seem to like personal videos once in a while, so I thought I would throw one your way. All right. There you have it. All right, let's do some Q&A. Let's see if we have any super chats in the mix. Let me scroll through. Rob Kay says, I appreciate your Walter Cronkite level of delivery. Do you rehearse before filming? Also, the background is cool. Rob, no, I don't rehearse, but again, I've been doing this for a million years. So I guess you just kind of naturally find a groove. You're like, oh, I see. You just naturally find a groove. Couldn't even, couldn't even nail the delivery on the ad lib. Bubba, it's Colton. Not a question, but it's a blizzard here. Hope you have an alligator in your yard. Colton. Colton's my brother. He's actually, I guess, technically a step brother. After my dad died, my mom remarried a few years later. That bitch. No, I'm joking. I was very happy that she remarried. She was in an incredibly dark place. Colton's dad, Mike, is a fantastic guy. He genuinely is an amazing man. Yeah, I have nothing but nice things to say. And it really is a Brady Bunch situation. I believe it's Brady Bunch where, or I guess, step by step, anybody remembers step by step, where there was three of us, my brother, me, and my sister. And then three of these guys came in, Colton being one of them, and they had two boys and a girl as well. So it was just this beautiful mix. I was already out of state. I was living in Arizona at the time with my wife. So I came back for the wedding. It was beautiful. And anyway, Colton, he's a brother to me. Shane's a brother to me. Kaylee's a sister. Like the whole family is just, they're awesome. They're all awesome. So yeah, Bubba, I'm sorry to hear that your life sucks. I'm also sorry to hear that you're not living out here. I'm in South Carolina now, and I don't regret it for a second. And I only moved here for the weather. Everything else in South Carolina is actually far worse than Minnesota. Minnesota is like very high up in education, very high up in medicine. I mean, they have Mayo Clinic over there. It's like number one or number two in the country. Very clean. They take pride in their yards and their streets. And you come to South Carolina, it's an absolute shantytown shit show. Everybody moved here. Everyone had the same midlife crisis post COVID idea at the same time. I don't need to be in the cold weather. What state is cheap? Oh, South Carolina? Let's all go here. And then South Carolina is like, we're not cheap anymore. This is a tourist hub that's now become a place where people are living full time. We got tourists here 24 seven, 365. Rates are going up. Yeah, there's like one road that goes everywhere. It's one lane. I just I can't I don't even understand how people function, but the weather is so freaking good. And that's what it's all about for me. I want to be able to get up and experience the sun. I want to be able to look outside have a cup of coffee and see an alligator. We have one actually Colton not in my yard, but there is one adjacent. There's one caddy corner. I used to say kitty corner, but my boss has caddy corner. So I've trying to take that as my own now. There's an alligator caddy corner. We call him Arnold Schwarzenegger. I was proud of that one. Keeping it movies, keeping it light, but they're all very nice. They're all very friendly. They mind their own business. They're kind of like geese. You just don't get too close to them. Actually geese are probably more dangerous because when you get by a geese, it's it's fight or flight. Some of them will come right at you. Gators. They're just chill. They're very chill. Next week, I'll be missing an arm for saying that. What else do we got here? Eliterate, what does that say? Eliterate no globe. I can't even read that. I think it's illiterate no globe. Give me $10. Not even a question. Just straight up. He's feeling bad. It's like, just just take this. Take this and shut up. I should say since turning 40, the vision, it's not good. I have 2020 right here. But as soon as I have to start reading now, we got to get readers on. I've been putting readers on right before I jumped on this stream. I was reading Aragon to my son Connery's 10. God, that book is good. That first book is so good. We're about, we're a little over halfway through. But yeah, I got to put the readers on and it's night and day. I can see very clearly when those things are popped in. Otherwise, I'm just struggling. Matt Scarlow. I know that guy. Can't say his name properly. Sklaro. Matt Sklaro. We've been to several movies together now. The guy drives up. We go to movies. We chat. It's a fun time. We usually get Chipotle. Matt, when are you going to do it again? Text me. We'll see something soon. I'm going with the family to Mario. So I don't know if that's the one you want to join us for. You're welcome to. Might be awkward. Maybe DJ Bless will come. We'll make it a whole like Fast and the Furious family. But yeah, Matt Sklaro. He's been given some good recommendations on the Mithril membership. Howard the Duck. That was a solid one. I actually did decent numbers for the channel as well. Before that, he did show girls. So very, very solid picks. Katz is on the list too. That's going to be a banger. Anyways, question. Would you like your Mithril members to lighten up with their movie selections? Matt and I had a discussion about the Mithril memberships and some of the insane picks. Matt, I appreciate that. I have a video coming out. I already made a video. It's part of the same video where I talk about Lindsay and everything going on there. Yes, long story short, yes. If you are a Mithril member, it would be nice. Again, I left the door open. You can have me review whatever movie you want, but it would be nice if you kind of took it from my vantage point too. Like, hey, maybe I don't recommend the movie I saw senior year in high school in art class. That was some independent shlock that you can't even find on a third party streaming website. You certainly can't rent it. There are some movies like that on my playlist right now that I have to go through and watch and I'm just like pulling my hair out. Can't find them to stream anywhere. I basically have to rent or buy them on Amazon Prime and it kind of defeats the purpose. Anyway, Matt, I appreciate you kind of setting the stage for me. I do have a long form video on this coming out where I try to be sensitive because I really appreciate the support. But on the other hand, it's like, okay, I got to watch a really bad movie for 30 freaking dollars and then I have to review it, probably spend a couple dollars to even watch it. And then the algorithm is going to hate me for reviewing it because no one's going to watch the video and YouTube's going to go. Why? No one cares about this guy's channel clearly. He had a couple good hits and then oh, he's reviewing this. No, we're not going to recommend him anymore. So it's a double-edged sword. Brian Walsh, did you start your YouTube channel to talk about real movies only to fight the endless comic book echo chamber? Do you have a B channel? Kind of, I don't know, like real movies, I guess depends on your definition. I've always been a mainstream blockbuster movie guy. My music's a little bit more abstract. I don't like mainstream as much when it comes to music, but I also don't veer that far off, if that makes sense. Like, I still like things with a crisp polished sound to them, just like movies. I like big blockbusters. I wanted to talk about them. When I started the channel, it was honestly because I really liked Siskel and Ebert back in the day. And so when YouTube got big with original creators like Nostalgia Critic in the movie space, I kind of wanted to marry the two, take the humor of the new guy, pair it with the edgy, quippy dialogue of the Siskel and Ebert. Kind of marry them. But then of course with my own flair. And that's why I started doing movie feuds with my buddy Corey, who is an old co-worker. If you look back in the archives, it's me and another guy. It's me and Corey Williamson. He did the show with me for a couple years off and on. We both had kids when we started. So it was a shit show to even try to get together to film. Plus we're both working full time jobs. So we were filming at his place in the basement. Kids expected on the way. We're trying to hold down families. It was just very hard. And it's definitely a game that I think is a lot easier to succeed in if it's just a one man situation. If you're living alone, don't have the baggage or the duties that a married guy does. It's going to be easier for you to find time. That said, I probably wouldn't be near as motivated if I didn't have my wife and kids who have been great champions of my show and me doing my hobby. So there's pros and cons to everything, but it definitely was hard starting out. The reason we did it, I guess, to get to the point is I felt like there was a missing spot there. There was a hole in YouTube for people that were debating movies, having fun doing it and trying to entertain all at the same time. Because if you look at my early content, as bad as it probably is now, I'm going to assure you most of it's pretty bad. There was genuine craft put into it by an amateur. I was putting video clips in constantly. I was trying to fax. I was getting creative with the show. And that went for many seasons until YouTube stopped rewarding that behavior. And they said, yeah, we're all about just shitting content out now. Nobody cares how the video looks to a certain degree. No one cares if there's video clips. No one cares about anything that you're wasting your time doing. And often, we're going to copyright strike you for putting in the work. So it was really just damned if you do pro if you don't, which is sucky to say, but that's how it is. That's the way the world works. Yeah, it sucks that it kind of turned into superhero stuff, but it really, and that's what's so bizarre about movie feuds failing in the long run. In the short term, it was great. I had many years where those videos did fantastic numbers, millions of views on some of them, but at some point YouTube turned a key and they're like, we don't like verses anymore. No more versing things. Maybe I got too convoluted with everything else, but they just like scorched earth on those videos and now movie feuds, they don't get numbers at all. And even the backlog, no one watches, so they don't make any money. It was just, it was bizarre how YouTube changed the algorithm to a point where it totally screwed me over. And that's what it comes down to. I have no problem looking back and blaming myself for a lot of issues with the channel, doing so many different shows, taking huge breaks in between, zero consistencies, zero communication. That's all on me. But the fact that the flagship show out of nowhere just completely died and it still hasn't returned to form, that was just perplexing. And I just, I have no, I have no answer why I still haven't got one to this day outside of this very vague conversation I had with a YouTube employee over chat. And they're like, yeah, something's not right with your channel. We need to escalate this situation and then crickets. And that was it. And it's still that way. But what do you do? You just have to evolve and change. But that was, that was really the heart of it. Doing movie feuds, talking movies in an engaging way that was different than just a dude sitting in front of a camera with a bunch of DVDs behind them and bobble heads. And yeah, I was trying to, trying to have fun with it. And now here I am with the DVDs behind me. All these years later, I'm catching up to what Chris Stockman was doing 12 years ago. It's brilliant. Oh, shit. Oh, I'm sorry. You also said, do you have a B channel? Yeah, Brian Walsh. I've had several, well, no, I've had two. So Adam Olinger, which is my first and last name fully to dox myself. Further, South Carolina, Adam Olinger, you can start to put it together. We'll just keep chipping down to where I'm at. The, the second channel was Adam Olinger and all those videos are private because again, much like the main channel, I stopped posting to the second channel for like a year. You'd go without a video. So then YouTube basically in the back ends like dead channel. They don't, they don't catalog the videos. They don't show up in recommendations. That's fine. That, that's, that's fair. So when I looked at the analytics on that channel months ago, when I was kind of setting up Patreon and doing some of the tiers and bonuses, I thought why the hell are all these videos just available for people when no one's watching them. I literally getting three views a day across the entire channel. So I made them all private and everyone that's a Patreon or YouTube join member from the dollar tier up gets access to those via playlist. There's private playlist. So you get all my Adam Rantz issues videos. There's, there's a movie, not movie views, there's game feuds episodes on there. There's one off specials on there. There's these E three satire videos. There's 60 or so episodes of the cringe on there where I play this really funny character Khaleesi Grimes 82 that always yells strong female leads. And then the camera pulls in. It's about time. I've started incorporating some of the catchphrases into my main show just because they're fun. And why should he get all the good ones? Khaleesi Grimes 82, my character had so many good catchphrases and all I'm thinking is I don't have any catchphrase on my main channel and this jackass has all the good stuff, which is of course me. But anyway, and then there was like nerds and players, which was a parody of other channels on YouTube that earn a completely different realm than me. Yeah, tons of stuff there. There is another new second channel called Adam After Dark, which I am dedicated to start posting to starting next week. I'm probably only going to do one video a week over there. And that's just more stand up style stuff, more of the Adam Rantz issues things. It's very silly light stuff. I think there's enough political and religious and all that other noise out there. There's no need for me to jump into that. I've always tried my best to be completely movie based or completely just, you know, more inclusive, I guess. Obviously I have hard stances on things in the political and religious spectrum, but who cares? That's for me. That's for me and my family to know. And if I wanted to go that route, I'd make another channel on it, but I'm not going to. Anyway, you can find that stuff on the second channel, Adam After Dark. There's only four or five videos there so far. I am going to start pushing that more as I get more content out. I think I uploaded a classic Adam Rantz video there last week on the Taco Bell just to give people an idea of what that show is like going forward. Okay. Oh my god. Oh my god. I just realized I don't have my computer plugged in and it's at 7% battery. What a nightmare that could have been. We got to plug this in. Okay. Hack the Movies. Siskel and Ebert was my inspiration too. Hack the Movies is a play on at the movies. Oh my god. I had no idea, Tony. That's fantastic. Everybody, if you have it, you should subscribe to Hack the Movies. We really need to get this kind of critic universe growing, Tony. I think you are maybe at the epicenter of it all. I saw that Sean Chandler, he's got his crew. They're the more mainstream popular guys. They're at like a con right now. Part of me felt a little sad about it, but then I realized I got Hack the Movies. We have our own thing. Okay. I think that's it for the super chats. Did I miss? I don't think I missed anything. Let me look on my phone to make sure I didn't screw this up somehow. Tony, is there a way to actually like move the super chats to the top? What a stupid setup YouTube has. Or I'm stupid, which is also possible. Oh gummo, shot out of a cannon with a $99 super chat. Adam, this is the guy that gave 99 bucks last time to review what was that movie, the Arnold movie, Pumping Iron. I keep thinking it's, I keep wanting to say Pain and Gain, which is the Dwayne Johnson movie, Michael Bay film, which wasn't that bad. And then I go to Over the Top, which was the Sylvester Stallone movie, also not too bad. But yeah, Pumping Iron, a hilarious documentary of sorts. Adam, your channel is highly underrated, Gummo says. Can you review Michael Man's heat when you get a chance? Thanks for all the content. It's gummo, like a sumo. Oh my God, gummo. Sumo, gummo. Okay. I said gummo again, gummo. Is that your first or last name? Or is that just, I don't know what that, I don't know, what does that mean? Sumo, gummo. I'm going to make a note of it. Gummo, I'm going to get you on the ever-growing list. Let me actually put that in right now because I have to, if I don't do it right away, it gets missed and then it gets awkward. I actually made a nice infographic of sorts for the Patreon slash YouTube member requests. Let's put you right under Tucker and Dale versus Evil. That's on the list. Gummo, like sumo. Pronounced sumo. Michael Man. Yeah, you said heat. Okay, you're talking, heat. That's like Al Pacino and Robert De Niro and Val Kilmer heat, right? This isn't some bizarre fucking under-the-counter film that I'd never heard of, I'm assuming. I can't remember Michael Man. Michael Man direct that? Why does Michael Man not stand out to me as a director? Why can't I think of this guy? What else did he do? Let me look. Oh, the last, the Mohicans, collateral. Okay. Oh, he hasn't really directed shit lately. He just produces everything. Wait, what? Let me see here. Yeah, he doesn't direct crap anymore. Collateral was awesome though. He did Ali. Oh my gosh, that's funny. We just brought that up earlier today. Yeah, heat's a great movie. It's been a long time since I've seen that. Nice short movie too. I think it's only like seven hours long. Okay, I think if we're out of super chats, we're probably out of time. It is 11 o'clock here, so it's a good time to end. Oh, pizza werewolf. Pizza werewolf with a hot spicy $2 asks, favorite pizza toppings. Pizza, you're probably going to be disappointed with this $2 offering, but I'm honestly just a pepperoni guy. I like pepperoni. Sometimes I will go crazy, get a meatlovers. It really kind of depends on the pizza place. So as some of you know from earlier, I said I'm GF now. I'm gluten free, which is a sad state of affairs, but pizzas come a long way in the gluten free community. There's some good offerings. Domino's has a GF. From Domino's, I typically like to get a meatlovers GF short for gluten free. But if I'm going to like Papa Murphy's, which I guess this is pre GF. I don't even know if they have a gluten free offering there, but I would get like chicken bacon. I think it was a chicken bacon ranch pizza from Papa Murphy's. Now I have to think if that's the right place. Yeah, Papa Murphy's. Papa John's is the more like pizza hut, crappier pizza hut as far as I'm concerned. I don't care for Papa John's. Pizza Hut's really just kind of gone for me. Back in the day, back in the days, I loved Pizza Hut, especially when you could get the free personal pan pizza. When I was in like third grade for reading a book, the Bookit Club, if anybody wants a blast from the past, you get a free hot, a free, what was that deep dish pepperoni pizza from Pizza Hut was to die for. I read, I knock out a goosebumps book in an afternoon and I'm eating like a king that night. Forget about it. My favorite pizza place is still out of Minnesota and that was Punch Pizza. They just, they did a very nice wood fire pie. It was a good wood fire pie. Actually, I don't think it was wood fire. I think it was a brick, brick oven, big old kind of adobe clay brick oven pizza. It was really tasty. I miss them. So when I go back to Minnesota someday to visit and not stay there because I'd rather kill myself than have to live in that, that disaster nightmare fueled snow covered negative 30 degree deliverance. Yuck. But I do want punch again. Absolutely want punch again. Well, this was fun. I think, I think this went pretty well. We knocked out a few news stories. Well, monkey supremacy, I can't, I can't read anything. Honestly, I need to have glasses on and go down here to look. We, these are going to be cut up into smaller segments on my YouTube channel. It just kind of sucks that the camera quality is kind of crappy. I've been shooting on, recently I've been using the, the iPhone, whatever this is, where is the camera? The iPhone 13 or I guess it's a 14 pro, even though they claim, even though when you look up the info, it says 13.7 pro, but they're calling it a 14 pro. I've been using the camera on this for the newer videos and I think it's pretty fantastic. I used to use the Canon Rebel, Rebel seven, which is a few years out of date. It was never like a top tier camera to begin with, but it was good enough for a YouTube channel. And yeah, I just, it's been slipping. The iPhone does 4k video. It's got a nice blur effect for the background when I use that. I'm happy with this. I'm happy with it. Get Tony on a live stream please, ask Rob Kay. Well, yeah, Tony's going to be on here for sure. We'll get, we'll get T money from Hack the Movies on a live stream. I plan on doing that at some point. I just really wanted to get my beak wet on this, see how it shook out. And I'm pretty happy with it. We'll do more fun stuff down the road for sure, but let's plan on this on Friday nights because I don't really have a life. Clearly you guys don't have lives and we can chat movies together. We'll come up with a better system of getting news stories out there, kind of, kind of having it a little bit more polished, but otherwise I kind of like this off the cuff, loosey-goosey approach. So thank you guys very much. Thanks for the super chats and the support. Once again, this, this channel is a passion project and a hobby. I have a full-time job, I got a family, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So any support is great support. I'm on, you can become a YouTube join member, you can become a Patreon member at a $1 tier even, or you can just do a super chat once in a while on a Friday stream and that's great too. Or share the video around. There's, there's lots of ways, lots of ways to give, lots of ways to get too. And I plan on getting you a lot of content. With that, I'm going to say goodbye and look for new videos pretty much every day this week.