 Welcome to Adam Does Movies Live, running a little bit behind, but we're okay, we're all here, we all made it. Hope you're having a good Tuesday. We're gonna be talking about superhero stuff. Remember that old Chestnut superhero movies, comic book movies, it's a thing, it's a thing that people know about, they celebrate, I guess at some point. Here's the deal, I have a lot of content coming out, I had a long, exhaustive day working and filming stuff. Tomorrow, I'm excited to report, I have a 40, almost 40 minute matrix roast on matrix four, matrix resurrections, the one that some people refuse to acknowledge even exists. It does exist, sadly, it's real, it's true, and I give just a scorching hot, fiery take on it. I'm not happy with that movie. Brian, a Patreon member, Brian Davis, tip of the hat to you, sir, thank you. He said, Adam, you need to review this movie, you need to rant about this movie. And honestly, I hadn't seen it in a long time, since 2021 when it came out into theaters, and I thought, there's no way it's this awful. There's no way it's as awful as I remember, it was actually worse than I remembered it being. So if you like that movie for some reason, just maybe walk away, don't watch my rant, I'm the matrix four, it's a brutal one, it's probably the meanest I've ever been in a movie review. So look forward to that tomorrow at some point, it'll go up, I'm still in the process of editing it. The raw footage was an hour and seven minutes long, it was a doozy to get through. What else do we have going on? I guess another announcement before I jump into the topic today is, what was I gonna say? Oh, I wanna thank all of you for watching my Adam Rantz videos. I brought Adam Rantz back, it was a thing I did years ago. I kind of quietly walked away from him, it was during the whole YouTube purge when they said, all right, no swearing on YouTube, no saying any saucy things, or you're gonna lose your ad revenue, you're gonna get kind of like shadow banned. And I don't know if it's ego or what, but I feel like my channel was shadow banned for a long time, or I was just, I think it was both. I think YouTube was not recommending the channel because I made a lot of stupid choices and I was doing so many different things with it. I'm older, I'm wiser, and I've put a lot more energy into the channel in the last couple of years, and it's showing, it's happening people, and it's thanks to you for watching those Adam Rantz videos that I've been putting out lately. I've had a lot on my mind, it was nice to actually feel like I felt unchained, able to just talk about things in what I think is a reasonable fashion about all things, movies. At the end of the day, there's way bigger problems out there. This is a channel to come to, to have fun, to blow off some steam, to laugh, to cry, to get mad, and then we walk on with our day and get to important things in life. But we have one shot here. I wanna make the most of it, which to me means having a good time, chatting with you guys, talking movies. That said, last year I did live streams Tuesday nights, Friday nights. This is gonna be different this year. I'm focused mainly on Tuesday nights. This is the night that I'm gonna be doing lives, no more Friday nights. Two a week was too much. It felt like an obligation. It felt like, I mean, I already have my regular job, and I also have YouTube, which is a second job for me. These live streams almost felt like a third micro job, just getting it set up, making sure it works right. I'm legitimately scared every time I go live on these that something's not gonna work, that the audio's gonna be off, that people are gonna bail on me when I have guests. There's just a whole lot of things that could definitely, definitely go wrong here. So two, one a week is the new focus, and I think it just makes it easier for people to jump in. They know when it's gonna be at 9.30 p.m. every single Tuesday night, as long as I can make it happen. What else, what else, what else? So yeah, the focus still for this year is gonna be Adam Rantz and movie reviews, and on these live streams, and that's pretty much what you're gonna get from me. Hopefully that's enough. A lot of other channels do ranking videos. I dabble in them from time to time. I just, I really don't like doing them that much. It's not that fun for me. They don't seem like they have much. They're just popular and everybody else does them, so why do I need to just jump into that same exact pool? I wanna be a little bit different and not just be another one of the same things, which is fine. The other guys are really good at it. I don't think I'm bringing anything new to the table by ranking the Transformers movies or the Marvel movies 17 times over. It's just not worth it for me. Superchats are worth it. That's the name of the game. So if you have something you want featured on this live stream, absolutely throw a super chat, even if it's a dollar, although I appreciate it more. I put them up on the screen. I answer your question or I read off your comment along. As long as it's appropriate enough, or you trick me into saying something I don't wanna say because I'm stupid and I just read what's on. I would be a terrible anchorman. I would legitimately be like Will Ferrell. You just put stuff on the screen. I'm gonna read it. It's not processing appropriately and then it's out there in the world. It's not a good situation. But yeah, that's a way that you can get your voice heard. All right, let's get into this topic. I think I hit everything I wanted to. I was kinda shot out of a cannon there, going a thousand miles an hour. Let me catch my bearings. Let me get myself winded or unwinded, I guess. Winded is when you're out of breath. You don't want to be winded. I need to unwind. Okay, let me add this. And let me switch views. Okay, I wanna be a little bit larger in life. Oh, by the way, I should also point out one other thing. I take my Invisalign out when I do these. I'm three months into Invisalign territory. These things suck. Let me show you. These Invisalign, I hate it. I fucking hate it. There, I said it. I said what everybody else is thinking. Invisalign blows. Do I think it's working? Yeah, my bottom teeth are definitely straightening out a lot. My top teeth are looking a little bit more janky, actually, but I think it's all gonna kind of fall into play. Again, I'm three months into a year process. It's a project. I don't like how I sound with them in, so I take them out during recording sessions. All right, here we go. The big news that's been coming out, I feel like every day this week, or we're only two days in, but every single thing I'm seeing online is, oh, superhero stuff. Bob Iger thinks that it's not dead. There's still a lot of oil left in the tank or something. And then you have other people saying, oh, we don't need more of this. And so I'm just gonna go through some of these articles. Bob Iger, being the one that's gonna kick us off, head of Disney, this is a comic book, something or another. I don't know what this website is. They want great films, Disney boss, confident about Deadpool and Wolverine, it rejects MCU fatigue. That's the story of the day family. We have a comic book fatigue, surging. It's been surging for a decade now, every year. Have we hit comic fatigue? Has the comic book bubble burst? Is this the end of comic book movies? I don't think the doom and gloom is there. I don't think this is like a Western thing even, because comic book superhero stuff has been around for a long time. It just got wildly accentuated, wildly blew up when Iron Man and the MCU took off. Then everybody wanted a piece. You had the Zack Snyder universe, you got the Sony Spider-Man universe without Spider-Man. We'll get to that in a second. There's a lot of irons in the fire and I do think some of them are gonna fizzle out, of course, and we have seen Disney pull back on production. They're getting a little smarter. They're understanding that it's hard for people to get excited when you have 15 Disney Plus exclusive Marvel shows and a bunch of movies slated every year. There's no excitement or energy going into them. People are confused. They don't know where this is at in the timeline or what the threat is that's carrying these things out to the next Avengers film, which was supposed to be Kang the Conqueror, and that's done now, that's dead in the water, I believe. I don't even know what's happening with that, but I don't think we're gonna see Kang back. I don't think the multiverse thing is really landing the way they want, but let's see what we have to say here. What's Bob have to say? Disney CEO Bob Iger spoke up about the decline of recent superhero movies. This would include the recent Marvel Cinematic Universe films, Ant-Man the Wasp, Quantum Shitia, and the Marvels bombing in theaters. While addressing the situation, side note, look at the ads just all over this place. It's disgusting the amount of ads going on. Anyway, while addressing the situation at Morgan Stanley conference on Tuesday, Iger rejected the idea that this was the result of audience fatigue, noting that it was not an accident that the first 33 films of the MCU had brought in nearly 30 billion at the box office. I'm sorry, that's really funny to read. Bob Iger sits here going, there's no audience fatigue. Just look at the previous 800 movies we put out about comic book movies. They made a ton of money. There's no fatigue. Just look at the million movies we've already made in the space. There's no fatigue. It just, it rings a little hollow when you say 33 movies over the course of what? 10 years? I don't even know how long it's been, but that's wild. That's a lot of movies. And just even that statement has me a little fatigued, 33 films? That's not counting the Disney plus shows. Let's see what else he has to say though. Let's see what else there is. While addressing the situation, oh, okay, I read that. He then predicted that Deadpool and Wolverine will be one of the more successful Marvel movies we've had in a long time. Going on to explain Disney's strategy of reducing output and focusing on quality over quantity. Something that I and many others in the movie Critic Space on YouTube have been saying for many, many years now. Let's pull back. Let's calm down. Let's pump the brakes. Maybe throw the green screen in the closet for this film. Get on some practical sets. Maybe hire a writer that spends more than a week on the movie. Or, I mean, I guess the timeframe doesn't matter. Just get a screenwriter that knows what the hell they're doing. A lot of, he goes on. A lot of people think it's audience fatigue. It's not audience fatigue, like you said. They want great films. And if you build it great, they will come. I feel like that's maybe a riff. I feel the dreams kind of stole that, but that's Disney. And there are countless examples of that. Some of ours, and some are others. Oppenheimer is a perfect example of that. Just a fantastic film. What a weird pull. What a weird movie to pull out. There's no comic book fatigue. If you make good movies, people will go see comic book movies. Just look at Oppenheimer. What? It's not really the same. So his big epiphany is people go to see good movies. Well done, well done, Bob. Iker continued, focus is really important. We reduce the output of Marvel, both number of films they make and the number of TV shows. And that really becomes critical. But I feel good about the team. I feel good about the IP we're making. I talked about a lot of projects. We look years ahead, really. And it's iterative. It's really streets ahead at the end of the day. I think that's, does he say anything else? Bob Iger, Bobby Iger, I sometimes call him. Bobby Iger pointed out other upcoming releases that Disney execs are very excited about. Along with Deadpool and Wolverine, he named Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. I'm excited about that. Along with the animated sequels from Moana and Inside Out. I do love. Now, two of the first two properties he points out weren't actually Disney properties. They were Fox in the merger. Deadpool was under Fox, made a ton of money. The sequel made a ton of money. Disney takes it. Now they get to pretend like this is theirs. The Pet of the Apes trilogy, the previous one, made a bunch of money, wildly acclaimed films. Disney gets to take that, pretend it's theirs. Moana, of course, is just a sequel. Inside Out is just a sequel. So there's really nothing here that they can like stake claim on as an original thing. Well, I mean, you know, Moana, they're sequels, so. They were original at one point. He then goes on touting a deal with Taylor Swift's concert film coming to Disney Plus. D-plus is gonna get that Taylor Swift money, that cash money. Not only, well, actually Taylor's gonna get that Disney Plus money. Putting, it remains to be seen if Disney's gonna get a huge amount of new subscribers from the Taylor Swift fans. I would imagine T-Money's fans skew towards the Disney Plus age range anyway. So a lot of them probably already have D-plus looking to get that D already in the wallet. They already have it. Maybe not, I don't know, we'll see. Yeah, that's pretty much it. Then he just goes on meandering about who the hell knows what. We have a super chat for a super chat. Perfect timing. Let's show it. Drew Schizzi shot out of a cannon with a 499 beautiful super chat, powerful. Some say it's the best super chat they've ever seen. Sending support because you're the best movie YouTuber. Thank you, Drew Schizzi. I appreciate that. Like the name, like the icon avatar thing, Bart Simpson. Well, takeaway from all of what Bob said is I wholeheartedly agree. I don't have half a heart into it. I have a whole heart that agrees with him in his sentiments. Yeah, quality over quantity is always king at the end of the day. They were able to get away with some of the schlock, with some of the bullshit because people love Marvel movies. It feels like it was a thousand years ago, but it was really only two or three where people were up and down the block praising Marvel and how they were handling their universe and saying things like, I mean, they kind of have a perfect track record. They're kind of doing things right. People really need to take a page from what Disney Marvel's doing. And now it's just absolutely turned around and people are thinking, yeah, this is a shit show. It's a dumpster fire. Marvel ruined it. They're dead. MC was over. Nobody cares. As kind of with a lot of things in the movie space, I tend to kind of move more towards the middle of the pack and say, you're not wrong in a lot of ways. Marvel definitely has screwed the pooch, but I also think they're not done yet. I think that there's plenty of goodwill. There's plenty of huge fans that are excited for more. They're excited for Fantastic Four. They're excited for a potential Avengers two-parter. They're excited for Deadpool, which yeah, they get to get credit for now. Deadpool and Wolverine is gonna be huge. It's gonna be a top earner. I'm guessing it's gonna be top three highest-grossing movies for Marvel right behind the Avengers Infinity War saga. I do think Deadpool's gonna do huge numbers, but we'll see. My prediction, if this goes well, and I think it will, Hugh Jackman, he's a bachelor again. He's out there sewing his oats or whatever the hell he's doing. He's back in the claws. I think he's gonna like how those claws fit, and I think he's gonna like his bank account even more afterwards when Disney proposes, hey, why don't you do an Avengers movie? Deadpool can come along for the ride, maybe. We'll have a big celebration. You're all invited. I think that Hugh Jackman's probably gonna be an Avenger after this. Just a theory, just a thought. Maybe won't, but we do have X-Men animated show coming up. They're gonna obviously make an X-Men live action movie at some point. There's a lot in the works, and I'm optimistic like Bobby. Bobby and I are, we're in sync on this. Let's go to the next thing. Let's see what else people have to say. Let's go to Chris Evans. Oh, Captain, my captain, Chris Evans. There he is. Chris Evans says superhero movies aren't easy to make, what Chris Stuckman called, and deserve a little more credit. Let's see what Chris has to say about it. I like Evans. Chris Evans admits that not every superhero movie is a soaring success, but they still don't always get credit they deserve. Oh, that was Chris saying that. Let me get a little bit more stoic. Don't always get credit they deserve. Okay, the Marvel star and Captain America alum explained during an Emerald City Comic-Con panel over the weekend appearance why he believes comic book movies should get more respect. They are these big, giant movies. There's a lot of cooks in the kitchen, but the empirical evidence is in. They are not easy to make, Evans says. If it were easier, there would be a lot more good ones. The actor quickly added, I'm not throwing shade. I've been a part of a few that missed. It happens, making a movie is tough. More cooks in the kitchen doesn't make it easier. Evans looked at his more than decade long MCU career and pointed to 2014's Captain America, the Winter Soldier, baby, as his favorite superhero movie. We were taking more risks and the character felt more fleshed out. Evans said of playing the WW2 veteran, WW stands for World War, if you didn't know, World War II. It was a war that happened. It was the second World War. Come here for the facts, stay for the fun. It was one of the more satisfying experiences I've had in my Marvel run. Evans continued with a caveat. I don't want to highlight specific films in the Marvel catalog, but some of them are phenomenal, like independently objectively great movies. And I think they deserve a little bit more credit. Evans comments. Come on the heels of fellow comic book adaptation actors Robert Downey Jr. And Paul Dano addressing the notion of superhero fatigue in the mainstream, especially post-Avenger's Endgame. With the Marvel's Aquaman in the Lost Kingdom and Madame Web all struggling at the box office, the fate of superhero movies. And now we just kind of get into, I don't think it was anymore from Evans. Sorry, we can walk away from that article. Interesting. Interesting. My two cents worth. Yeah, Chris Evans is right. Making movies is hard. This is something everybody, I would imagine everybody on the planet Earth knows. Making movies is hard. It's not easy. It's not easy. There's a lot of things that can go wrong. A lot of cooks are in the kitchen. Producers, executive producers, directors, sometimes multiple directors, several writers, rewrites, reshoots, actors are annoying, they're finicky. They have all sorts of issues in baggage. There's a lot of moving pieces all the time, scheduling conflicts, shooting dates changed, the project moves up six months, the project gets postponed six months, an actor goes to jail. There's just so much riding on this stuff and there's millions of dollars at stake. What a nightmare. What an absolute nightmare it would be. And then you have the animation side of things. These studios are crunched to hell and back, trying to get this stuff animated out. And when movies are 85% shot from a green screen now over at Marvel Studios, those animators are doing a hell of a lot of heavy lifting. I do not envy them at all. But yeah, I mean, I don't know. Nothing he said is a bold statement. Do I have to go back and look? Maybe I should have taken this line by line show by show, got these it is toe to toe. What is that from? Line by line show by show, got these ladies toe to toe. Ask me again and she'll still say no. What is that? It's a song, obviously. Is that like Timber? Is that Timber? It's going down. Yeah, I'm getting Timber. You better move. You better dance. Let's make a night. It is Timber. God, that's awesome. I've heard that song a while. I used to be used to be my jam. Got these ladies toe to toe. God damn it. So good. It's so good. Who is the song of the summer? Kesha Pitbull, forget about it. I mean, he's not wrong about Captain America, Winter Soldier, it's fantastic. I'm imagining he's saying this because of the Madame Webb fiasco. You know what, let's get to Madame Webb. I don't really have anything to add to what Chris Evans said, making movies are hard. Water's wet, sky's blue, women have secrets. Who gives a fuck? Comment if you know what that quote's from. Oh, there she is. My poor, my poor Dakota Johnson. She's not, I mean, she's not poor at all, but for the context. Dakota Johnson's not happy fam. Let's read the headline. Dakota Johnson on negative Madame Webb response. I can't say that I don't understand. What a weird sentence. I can't say that I don't understand. Wow. I can't say that I don't not understand why they say things I don't know they say, but I get that they say them. Let's press on. Dakota Johnson has opened up about the commercial and critical failure of the superhero movie Madame Webb, saying that she will probably never do something like it again. But Dakota, you were perfect for this steaming pile of crap. You were perfect for it. The actor played the lead in Sony's latest attempt to open up the Spider-Man universe, which doesn't include Spider-Man, which was met with negative reviews and disappointing box office. The film has a 12% on Rotten Tomatoes. I contributed to that. And has made just 91 million worldwide on an estimated production budget, short for budget of $80 million. Wait, 91 million, 80 million, 91 sounds like profit. We all know that you need to basically double the number for marketing and theater take and all that stuff. So it realistically needed to make at least 200 million to not be a sad disappointing pile of shit, which it absolutely is. In an interview with Bustle, every day on Bustle in, wow, a lot of throwbacks today. The actor was asked if she was bothered when people write nasty reviews. Unfortunately, I gotta get into Dakota Johnson acting or just personality as a nepo baby three times over, four times over. Unfortunately, I'm not surprised that this has gone down the way it has, she responded. In a review for the Chicago Sun-Times, Richard Roper called it one of the worst comic book movies I've ever seen while rolling stones, David Fear. Oh, that's a sweet name. Called it The Cats, The Movie of Superhero Movies. That's pretty good. A little redundant with The Movie of Superhero Movies, but I understand, I get what he was saying. Back to Dakota. I had never done anything like it before, Johnson said. I probably will never do anything like it again because I don't make sense in the world. And I know that now, I can't really, I'm sorry, I'm getting a little caught up on the sentence structure here. Let me enhance. Let me enhance. Let me zoom. Let me start right here. Because I don't make sense in that world, period. And I know that now. I, listen, I come from a different walk of schooling than maybe most, but I didn't think you could start a sentence proper with and. I don't think you can start a sentence with and, but maybe because it's a quote, it loses some of the standards that you need to follow. But also I was told, this is, I didn't think you could start a sentence with but either. I'm not an English major. It's possible this is all fair game. When I play a game, when I play a round of Scrabble with the family, which I often don't do anymore because it gets so pissed off, people will throw out words like N, E N or something or M, I don't know. Just whatever they have left over, they'll throw in and say it's a word. And I often have the rule that you have to use the word in the sentence. You have to be able to describe the word, give it a description, use it in a sentence. Otherwise, I think you're full of shit and you're guessing and every single time that word ends up being in the dictionary. So they get credit for it, but they weren't able to use it in the sentence. But what are we doing at the end of the day? Am I gonna throw hands because the person shot into the dark and pulled the word out of their ass? No. And so it's very possible that industry standards say that end can be the beginning of a sentence, but can be the beginning of a sentence. Who the hell knows? Everything goes, anything goes at this point. You can start a sentence with a period. You can start a sentence with an ad symbol. Who fucking knows? Anyway, we're continuing with Dakota, but sometimes in this industry, you sign on to something and it's one thing and then as you're making it, it becomes a completely different thing. And you're like, wait, what? But it was a real learning experience. And of course it's not nice to be a part of something that's ripped to shreds, but I can't say that I don't understand. Johnson also joked about her comments and would be portrayed. Oh, I'm sorry, what? Johnson also joked about her comments. How her comments, Johnson also joked about how her comments would be portrayed. I can't read either. Like Dakota Johnson breaks her silence on Madame Webb's fucking box office failure, she said. It's like, no, I'm not breaking any silence. I'm just talking. Go girl, you go girl. The film has been primed to start a new franchise of its own, but according to the Hollywood reporter, Sony executives were feeling gloomy after the failure. The studio is hoping its next collaboration with Marvel, the Aaron Taylor Johnson led Craven the Hunter out in August will fare better. March, April, May, June, July, August, five months that comes out. Wow, who's excited? Show of hands? Okay. The underwhelming response of Madame Webb marks the latest superhero disaster. Yeah, okay, we're getting into some nonsense. I think that's it. Yeah, thank you, Betsy Reed, editor for The Guardian. You did good work. You did well, Betsy. I'm just kind of getting a glance over the chat because I want to know about this word situation. If anybody has it. Sentience is starting with ends and butts. Dogs and cats living together mass hysteria. Perm's not giving me an answer. He's just quoting Ghostbusters, which I appreciate. Troy McClure says it's grammatically correct to use, but at the beginning of a sentence, do it to start the first sentence of a paragraph or at the beginning of a new sentence to establish its connection. Well, okay, okay, I don't know. I guess I'm old fashioned that way. I didn't think you could do it ever. I have one more comic book actor that we're gonna bring to the table. I don't know if anybody talks on this. You know, and I honestly just Googled this quick and I felt like sharing it, so let's share it because I've seen this come up a couple of times. There might be another Spider-Man coming back onto the table. That was a weird sentence. Why did I say it like that? There's an old new Spider-Man movie possibly in the works according to Fandom Wire. Probably not according to them, but they have this article and now I'm saying the article from the article that they probably stole from another article. Toby McGuire returning for Sam Raimi's Unfinished Spider-Man 4 with Kirsten Dunst and James Franco? That was a long question. Industry Insider spills the beans. Let's find out what we have here. It's probably nothing. Without a doubt, director Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy achieved significant success. That's true. The films featured actor Toby McGuire as Spider-Man Peter Parker, Kirsten Dunst. All right, this is Chad GPT probably. The trilogy played a big role in polarizing the character among cinema fans. Yeah, this is Chad GPT. Let's see what the news is. Is Sam Raimi working on Spider-Man 4 with Toby McGuire? Another question. I'd like some answers. Director Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 4 was canceled in the early 2010s, mainly because the director was not a fan of the scripts. Due to unrealistic deadlines, Raimi left the project entirely. However, Spider-Man 3 star Thomas Hayden Church, that Sandman, who played Sandman. Oh, OK. Recently talked about Raimi's Spider-Man 4, giving some interesting hints. Ooh, a titalizing. There has always been some kind of I've heard rumors that Sam Raimi was going to do another Spider-Man movie with Toby. And if that happens, I would probably campaign to maybe at least do a cameo. He did. Thomas Hayden Church kind of did a cameo in Far From Home, where Toby was in that one. Spoiler, if you haven't seen Far From Home, Toby's in it, Sandman's in it. Although I think it was basically just reused assets from Spider-Man 3. But Thomas, in a sense, is cameoing in that. Several media outlets claim that Raimi is planning to create a fourth Spider-Man film with Toby McGuire. Yes. Even today, many people associate McGuire with that role as they made him a household name. Sam Raimi would love to work with Toby McGuire again. Wait. As a graphic designer web developer, this isn't even like, I didn't even need to say that. This is back to the English thing again, and consistency. So the title of this, you'll notice as a question, but then we don't have a period at the end of industry. Insider spills the beans. No period there. If we move down to the subheader, question mark at the end, we have punctuation at the end. If we scroll down to the next subheader, punctuation, MIA. I need consistency. Fandom wire. Do better. Do better. Let's continue. Let's press on. Who's reading this? Who's reading this? Toby McGuire's portrayal of Peter Parker Spider-Man was wildly praised by fans. In a past interview, Raimi said he would love to work with McGuire again. So this is Sam Raimi. I don't actually know how he sounds. So I'm just going to read it. And then I say, and then I instantly jump into a character. He says, I've come to realize after making Doctor Strange 2 that anything is possible. Really, anything in the Marvel universe. Raimi, you could have learned that from watching the Lego movie. Oh wait, no, they say everything is awesome. Not anything is possible. Jesus, let's keep going. I love Toby. I love Kirsten Dunst. I think all things are possible. I don't really have a story or a plan. I don't know if Marvel would be interested in that right now. I don't know what their thoughts are about that. I haven't really pursued that, but it sounds beautiful. Even if it wasn't a Spider-Man movie, I'd love to work with Tobes again in a different role. He didn't say Tobes, I threw the Tobes out there. So it sounds like nothing's happening based on what he's saying. But that was a couple of years ago. That was a couple of years ago. Raimi was right about team-ups as McGuire made an appearance as Spider-Man and Spider-Man no way home. Some iconic villains from the trilogy also returned. Does this say powered by Chad GPT at the bottom? Will Sandman return in a future project? Thomas Hayden Church talked about his character Sandman in an interview with Direct in March 2023. John and I had, and Amy Pascal, the lead producer and Kevin Feige, we all had a lot of conversations. And I would say conversations have been had about the possibility of Sandman coming into a future iteration of it. The conversation has happened about him coming back and maybe picking up a more fulfilling story with Flint and being not just Sandman, but returning to a human form because there was a story of that. There you go. Oh, shit. There you go. Not a lot of, not a lot of, not a lot there. Kirsten Stewart, Kirsten Dunst. Kirsten Dunst was asked about this as well. And she said, I would absolutely come back for another Spider-Man movie. They pay really well. She said she has kids and she has a mom that she takes care of. Good for her. I like the honesty. I like that she's like, yeah, fuck yeah, I'll do that for a paycheck. That's a sweet cash out. The whole team's ready, Disney. Hey, Bob. Bobby boy, Iger. Hey, Bobby. Are you listening? Are you hearing me? That was a fan, by the way, the fan. Hey, Bobby. That was a call out to DeNiro. Bobby, are you listening? Raimi wants to do a movie. Toby's dying to do the picture. Kirsten's on board. Freaking hating churches on board. You got everyone you need. Everyone's ready. And you just talked about making quality content. Everybody's going to a Spider-Man 4. Are you out of your fucking mind, dude? Put it on the big screen. I'm there already. I'm already there. Could you imagine if this guy thinks that Deadpool and Wolverine is gonna make a lot of money at what he's damn well right? But that amount of money it's gonna generate. You take that number and you just fucking blow it up. That's what Spider-Man 4 is giving you. That money just blown up. You make you double the pile. You double the pile. That's what Spider-Man 4 brings to the table. Oof, like, ooh, wee, I could not. I can't believe this. Let's make it happen, Cap'n. All right, I have one more thing. And I have to say, are people's super chats not working today? Is something wrong? Did I do something to offend? I'm out here busting my ass. Where the hell are my super chats? I am at my wit's end with you people. No, seriously, I have one more thing which is gonna be a lineup of movies to stream on your shitty ad home streaming services. You ready for this? We're gonna go over it. I sure hope I have that up still. I sure hope I have it up still. This is from Digital Trends. It was really nice of him to make this for me and then I can steal it and share it with you guys. All right, movies coming to Hulu, Netflix, Prime, Max, HBO, whatever, and more. This is in March. He does say the first week in March, which is odd because we're already, this was posted on the second. Anyway, these are movies you can see this month. On Apple TV, Napoleon. I saw Apple TV, I saw Apple TV. I saw Apple TV, it wasn't great. I saw Napoleon. It's a Ridley Scott vehicle. Hawking Phoenix is in this, playing Napoleon, the little guy himself, little engine that could. It was a weird movie, but I enjoyed it more than I didn't. If you have Apple Plus, I think it's worth watching. Some pretty solid cinematography, some cool action scenes. Some of the battles are really, really fantastic. I think with your time, it's of course longer, but there's enough there that kept me interested and there was enough bizarre stuff that didn't seem like it was historically accurate, like blowing up pyramids that kept me intrigued. Like I'm watching parts documentary, part transformers film, and I was there for it. Not amazing by any means in my book, but better than worse, better than worse. Killers of the Flower Moon, a movie that bored my wife to tears. I saw this in theaters, I loved it. I'm a Scorsese fan though, through and through. So, I mean, even the freaking Irishman, I sat and watched that whole thing and I can freely admit, not the greatest. And some of the stuff in that was very bonkers. The de-aging effect was impressive, but also really silly when you're watching a clearly 80 year old De Niro acting like a high schooler beating the dude up. It didn't come off quite that great. But Killers of the Flower Moon, I really liked. It's one of those movies where I watched it once. I don't need to see it again, but I'm really happy with the product. I'm really happy going out to the theaters and watching that on a big screen. If you have a nice sound system, a nice big TV at home, definitely give Killers of the Flower Moon a watch. Make sure that you drink a lot of soda or something, coffee, whatever, because this is a long movie. This is over three hours, I believe. It's a long one. The artist formerly known as HBO Max and HBO, now called Max. They have Aquaman in the Last Kingdom. We did it. We got Aquaman here. It's a perfectly silly, stupid, fine movie. If you're looking for disposable shit, watch Aquaman too. It's a fun time. I had fun with it. I expected little. I got a little in return. And so, going with that one set. This is a perfect movie that you throw on in the background. You don't consider a movie like this art by any means and it's not really leading anywhere special, but it's fine, you know? Put a puzzle together, throw an Aquaman. Or if you have kids, you know what's funny is Connor really thought Aquaman was cool and it's free to watch. We have Max and he just does not want to see it at all. It really, there really is burnout in the comic book space regardless of what Iger and some of these other people say. Younger kids aren't feeling it like a sad middle-aged men are. They're not feeling it. They got better things to do. They got Fortnite and Minecraft and Mr. Beast and all sorts of shit to keep them busy. They don't need to waste two hours watching another Aquaman movie. Speaking of wasting time, Priscilla is also on Apple. I did not see this. I have no judgment. I have nothing that I can actually say bad or good about Priscilla Presley. It's another Elvis kind of film. It just kind of reeked of Oscar bait and I didn't give it a chance, but maybe it's good. Maybe it's great. Maybe it's Maybelline. Let's keep going. The color purple I also did not see because it was a musical remake, two things that I hate. Is it bad? I don't know. Could be great. Looks like it's 72% on whatever that site is, Metacritic. Yeah, I truly don't know if it's any good or not. Maybe sound off in the comments if it is. Dicks, the musical also did not see this one. Comedy musical. You can watch it on Apple. Well, I'm sorry. You can watch it on Max. You know what? Jesus. Okay, Aquaman is on Max. Priscilla's on Max. Color Pearl's on Max. Max has it. Max has it all. Max has dicks. Max has dicks for you. Max also has Barbie. Nothing goes better than... Nothing pairs better than Dicks and Barbie. Dicks and Barbie. Check it out on Max. God, I wish they were on Peacock. Dicks and Barbie. Check it out on the cock. Barbie was a movie. It was a movie I saw in theaters after Oppenheimer. It was a nice, kind of not appetizer. It was a nice palette cleanser. It was a nice dessert. I tried watching it a second time and it's not near as enjoyable. It's kind of miserable, honestly. But overall, I think it's worth watching at least once. There's plenty of decent stuff in there. There's some really funny musical parts. I wanna push you around. Well, I will. That part's great. The Matchbox 20 stuff, so good. All right, let's move to Netflix. We have Spaceman. Everybody, anybody know Spaceman? Adam Sandler? What? I might have to review this crappy thing. I'm gonna mentally note that Spaceman is on Netflix, new Adam Sandler vehicle. We have code eight, part two. I didn't know there was a part one. Science fiction. Stephen Amell. Robbie Amell. We have two Amells in here. What is this? It's a sci-fi movie, okay. I don't know what this is, but it's on Netflix. Thanksgiving, I watched this a second time. I enjoyed it a second time. I don't think it's as good the second time, but it was still fun. Watched it with my, watch it with Lindsay, my wife, who hadn't seen it. Olivia jumped in for a second viewing as well. We had a good time. That's a fun horror, who'd done it, mystery, kind of in the same vein as Scream. Players 2024. Netflix. Gina Rodriguez. Damon Waynes Jr. What is this? A Netflix original rom-com about a couple of friends who have successfully devised hookup plays for the year. Oh, that sounds awful. Shortcomings 2023. It's a comedy drama romance. It's just amazing, isn't it? These movies just come out of nowhere. I don't know what this is, but it's on Netflix. Hulu, Dreamin' Wild. It's a musical drama with Casey Affleck. He's looking to maybe make some waves again, get another Oscar nod or something. Zoe Deschenles in this, or Zoe Deschanel, however you wanna pronounce it, it's fine. I have not heard of this one either, this is a singer-songwriter film, okay? All of us strangers is also coming to Hulu. A surrealist modern drama stars Andrew Scott as Adam. See, I got confused, because Adam and Andrew sound so much alike, and they're both actually the names in here. All right, I don't know what this is either. It's a drama romance fantasy coming to Hulu. And then The Pod Generation. Science fiction comedy romance drama with Amelia Clark. I can never say this guy's name. She would tell, no way, no way I can say that name. I like him though, but I will just butcher it if I try over and over again. Next goal wins, coming to Hulu. It's a comedy drama with Michael Fassbender and Oscar Knightley. Okay, these movies just out of nowhere, where are these movies coming from? That person. Comedy thriller with Amelia Jones and Nicholas Braun. Don't know what this is. When a college student Margo, when college student Margo, is that how you say that? Meets 33-year-old Robert at a movie theater where she works the two-strike of a meet cute relationship. I'm out, when I hear meet cute, I'm out. Peacock, what can we see on the cock? We can see Oppenheimer. Check him out on the cock. And you should, Oppenheimer's fantastic. Amazing movie, it's up for awards, up for a lot of awards. It's already won a bunch of awards. Considered by many critics and moviegoers who like to be Christopher Nolan's masterpiece. I, okay, let's call them, pump the brakes. Let's call them down. It's a good movie, for sure. It is incredibly well orchestrated. Like top to bottom, it's craft. It's perfect filmmaking on display. Masterpiece? I, the beholder, I guess. I prefer inception over this. I prefer tenet, not tenet, Jesus, not tenet. I prefer interstellar over this. I prefer the prestige over this. But it, everybody has their own opinions on what they like about movies and whatnot. I just found the stories to be far more captivating in those films, far more intriguing. And I think that's where he shines the most, is in that mystery, you know, and that experience of kind of sorting things out. The holdovers, this was great. I really enjoyed this. Dark comedy kind of, but not like terribly dark. It's a drama. It pulls at the heartstrings. It felt like a great throwback to older movies. We don't see a lot of anymore. Paul Giamatti's in this. It just, it was a really good movie. Divine Joy Randolph, by the way, she was fantastic too. The Exorcist believer, not great. If you're a big Exorcist fan, this is gonna come off as one of the most insulting movies probably you'll ever see. To me, as a fan of the first movie, it never really carried much after that. It was incredibly mediocre and only slightly insulting. Not a terrible watch in my opinion. It's just very formulaic through and through. There's not a lot of big surprises. Really not scary. It's just there. Amazon Prime Video, what do you have at Amazon? What does Amazon bring to the table? This is me. Dot, dot, dot. Now, Jennifer Lopez is back, baby. And she's bringing all that booty with her, dancing her ass off, singing, directing. Oh, she's not directing. Funding. She funded this movie herself. 20 million dollars she had to put into the bank or take out of the bank, I guess, and put into whatever account. Whoever she's paying, I guess all these people, not only was this a movie experience that's about 54 minutes long and is one of the most awkward things I've ever sat through. I wanted to hang myself during and afterwards. But it's also companioning with the album that she's releasing. So the music videos are in this movie. You can watch them separately as music videos or you can go on the journey with her where there's this loose plot that threads all of her relationships together and how she's overcome them and found love with Ben Affleck. It's a, Heron Lee, Heron Lee? I don't know, it sucked. I was gonna try to do something clever, but I can't, it's too late for me. I hated this movie. But you can watch it and see for yourself. And I have a really long review of it on my channel. There's a documentary, that's the third part. There's a movie, there's the album, and there's a documentary on the making of the movie and the album. That is an hour and a half. I heard that's hilarious. I only watched about a half hour and I had to stop. I couldn't do anymore. The Underdogs is also coming to, where are we at? Is this the cock? Also coming to the cock is Underdogs with Snoop Dogg, makes sense. Mike Apps, what? Snoop Dogg stars in this prime video original as Jason II, Jay's Jennings, a washed up former football star. Oh my God, what? And they're doing a play off his name. They're doing a pun in the title. How do these movies get made? And why haven't I watched it yet? Role play with Kaley Cuoco. I can never say that name, right? What the fuck? Fresh off success of Max's The Flight Attendant, Kaley Cuoco keeps up the comedy thriller vibes and role play. Oh, foe is on the cock. It's a drama science fiction romance with Saru Sarsiro. I can't say these names. Saru, one of the dragon tattoo girls, I think, or something, Amazon sci-fi original. Saltburn, I saw Saltburn. I liked that movie a lot, it was fun. Dark thriller mystery kind of a thing. Talented Mr. Ripley meets vulgar comedy of today, I guess is a way that I would aptly state it. This is a fun one, I dug it. If you're like a little bit of a pearl clutcher, don't watch this one, it's gross. There's some pretty vulgar scenes. You can watch my review if you wanna know more. What's on plus? What's on D plus? What can we check out in the D? The Marvels, celebrated film, the Marvel strong female leads. Everybody saw this movie, everybody loved this movie, of course. Well, I saw it and I thought it was perfectly fine. Great, absolutely not. Terrible, I don't think so. Just a fine movie. In and out, McDonald's run, hour and 40 minutes or something, cup of coffee. I watched it with my daughter a second time. I've seen the Marvels two fucking times. Second time was about as good as the first, but she wanted to see it and so I watched it with her and she actually liked it a lot and she did not like the character of Captain Marvel and she didn't even see the first Captain Marvel movie. She was more of a Wonder Woman fan and then hated her when Wonder Woman 84 came out. Really just a complete opposite effect. She loved the first Wonder Woman, hated the second one. Didn't like the first Captain Marvel because she didn't watch it, really liked the second one. See how things change? Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Indiana Bones can be watched from the comfort of your own couch. I would recommend not watching it but some people enjoyed it so to each their own. Love the director. Mangold has made a lot of good movies forward to be Ferrari jumps to mind really quickly. Logan was amazing. I, this did nothing for me. Indiana Bones was not my cup of tea. Haunted Mansion, nobody saw this film. Legitimately, no one saw this movie. I don't wanna watch this and it's free on Disney Plus. Maybe I should and review it since it's new. I should probably watch it and review it. Oh my God. Put it on the table. What's coming to Paramount Plus? The Tiger's Apprentice. Of course, everybody's been waiting for this. Look at this art. Look at this artwork. This screams great. This screams quality. It's an action, animation, adventure, family, fantasy. It's a lot of things. And wait, is this on Paramount Plus? We finally get Mission Impossible Dead reckoning part one. I'm surprised they kept the part one on the title, to be honest with you. Everybody else is being very cagey with their titillings. This was one of the weaker Mission Impossible's for me personally, but even a weak Mission Impossible movie is still pretty freaking awesome. I would put this second to the bottom. I would say this is better than MI2, but I think all the rest of them are above this one. It just, I can't believe it's a part one. It was so long. And a lot of it was just chasing after chasing. It didn't really seem like there was a lot of substance to it. Still love C and TC running around. Rebecca Ferguson was done dirty in this movie. I refuse to believe she's not gonna be in the next one. I refuse to believe there isn't shenanigans at play. Because if you got rid of my Rebecca Ferguson in that disgusting fashion, how dare you? How dare you movie? I digress, we'll see. And I think that's all we have for the big movies coming to streaming. Of course, there's gonna be tons of terrible ones that will be present as well. Oh my God, we got super chats. Look at them, they came in. You guys listen to me complain and break down and cry and you deliver it and I thank you for it. Let's go to the super chats because I'm all out of love. And I'm so lost without you. I am done talking about the movies coming to streaming. I'm done talking about the superhero fatigue. All that's left now is to go over these super chats. So if you wanna ask me something, if you wanna say something to me, if you wanna tell me to go to hell, you can throw a dollar and say it and I'll read it because that's how pathetically desperate I am for cash. Let's go to it. Troy McClure, wait, he changed, Troy, that's right. Troy the cream McClure for $2 says clean shaven. Six weeks of chin work down the drain with a laugh and emoji. Yeah, guys, it was ugly. It was absolutely disgusting. I didn't realize how poorly I looked. I went on camera the other day. Everything's a shit show. My face was covered in pubes, which is the only way I can describe it because if I don't shave for, this is the sad part. If I don't shave for about a week, maybe a little more than a week, what you saw was a little over a week's worth of growth and there was not much there. What was there was patchy, patch atoms, you could call me, and there was just long, gross strands. You could braid some of them, but there were just these sad individual strands. Nothing had substance. It was like a chia pet that was only half-watered. If you remember chia pets. I think they still make those, sadly. I don't know who bought a chia pet. I don't wanna know the person that's buying chia pets in 2024. Thank you, Troy. Yes, I did shave because I saw my video. I almost re-shot the whole video. I was so disgusted with how I looked in it. Not only that, my eyebrows, if you haven't noticed, so I have a lot of light on me right now, so they're just blown out, but I had this weird thing start happening with age. Weird things happen to you. And once I hit late 30s, my eyebrows just refuse to grow out. They're like half gone now. The side, I can't do reverse, but like sides of my eyebrow hairs are just completely going away. They're either changing color or they just refuse to grow. My wife, Lindsay, told me that I'm supposed to be brushing my eyebrows. I've never done that a day in my life. You need to do that, I guess, to enhance the follicles or some shit, and then they listen to you. And they start to grow. They start to believe again that you aren't as old as you think you are. And you trick them into becoming more. So I've been trying to pump them up. I've been working on it. It's a project. Let me tell you, it's a project. I have the Invisalign. I have the T thing. I have to shave. I have to get haircuts. I have to do these the things that adults do now. And it's kind of pissing me off. I had a comment actually come in earlier right before the stream. Someone said something like, what the hell, how did Adam get better looking eight years later? He commented on a video I posted eight years ago. It was a car side review that I did with my son Connor, who's just a little baby. He's like three years old in this video. And we went to Kung Fu Panda 3, I believe. And I looked terrible. I have this shaved head look. I mean, I have hair, but it's really cut down tight. I'm super skinny. I just don't look healthy because I just had another kid. I have two kids that are both very young. I'm working my ass off. I'm trying to do the YouTube channel, blah, blah, blah. Poor as me. But I just looked terrible. I didn't really care. And so now I'm at the point, I guess, where I'm comfortable enough to say, hey, Adam, you should probably look decent in front of people. And that's just the adulting that I'm trying to do in 2024. It's an amazing time to be alive. It's an amazing time. And when you're younger, you just care less, I think, because you have that natural youthful glow about you that makes you better looking in the eyes of everyone else. It's like, I'm younger, so I just effortlessly have to walk around and that's enough. Perm for $10, a beautiful $10 super chat. Some people say they've never seen a super chat, so pretty. Adam, please re-review the Madam of Web movie but using your Dakota Johnson impression the whole time. Just kidding, don't do that. I don't, did people not like my Dakota Johnson impression? I thought it was fantastic. Or maybe he's just saying, don't do that because, you know, don't waste your time. I can't tell if the knock is on my impression or just don't do it because it would be a waste of time. Either way, I thought it was a good impression. Thank you, Perm, for the super chat or whatever. I don't care, I'm rich. I have a hobby of acting and then I go back to my mansions. Not a real big deal, I tell it how it is because I have no consequences about anything. I fired my agent after Madam Web came out. I'll get a new agent, it doesn't matter. I'm Dakota Johnson. At the end of the day, look, I'm Dakota Johnson and you're you and you suck and I'm rich and I'm pretty and that's really all that's important in this world. So what are we talking about even, Madam Web? Yeah, fuck that movie. Okay, Master Sergeant for $20, the strongest super chat of the day. I, you look up strong in the dictionary. Alpha, champion and Master Sergeant comes up right there. It's amazing. I have shared universe fatigue, tired of years of Krepola that has no point to it. Nothing actually connected and no main storylines continue kicking ass, Adam. Thank you, Master Sergeant. You and I are in agreement. There's a lot of nonsense out there. A lot of shenanigans in the movie space, especially this whole universe crowd. And we have one final super chat from Robbie214 for 419 or for, what the fuck? I can't talk for 499. Hi, Adam. You did your spidey three movie feud with Chris Stockman, correct? Or did I imagine that? How did that come about? Keep up the good work. I did, I, you know, back in the day. God, that was so long ago. I did a review with Chris Stockman. I had a bit of cache to my name because my movie feud stuff was so successful, so early on. I didn't have a lot of subscribers. I only had a few thousand, probably when I had Chris on, I had him on, you know, whatever. But people, I think, would see the numbers that those movie feuds videos were doing, which some of them at this point have a million views. Some have three million. A lot of them have around 200,000 views. Like they just did really good numbers for how little my channel was. It was such a good idea at the time. Now no one cares. But that was, that gave me the opportunity to reach out to much larger channels like Shmo's No, John Flickinger, Chris Stockman, and just a lot of those people in that stratosphere of YouTube movie critics at the time. And some of them, you know, answered the call. Some of them didn't. Jeremy Johns, I tried a bunch of times. He never, he never got back to me, but I'm sure he was getting just bombarded with shit all the time. But Stockman obliged, he said he would come on. And usually with movie feuds videos, I've said this before, so if it's redundant, I apologize. But nine times out of 10, I would write the script for both of us. These weren't debates like you have now where it's just a live stream and two windows pop up and you have this back and forth conversation. These were well scripted things because we didn't have the live stream ability then. So I would send a Google doc to like Chris to review and he might have made some notes. I don't think he really did. And I basically did, it was a script. It was Adam says this, then Chris. And so all he had to do was film his parts and then send me the raw footage and then I edited the whole thing together. And that was it. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy. I never had any interaction with him. It was basically just, hey, you wanna come on? He said, yeah, I think it was over. I wanna say it was Facebook or the artist formerly known as Twitter. I'm not sure it was that, maybe it was email. However I got ahold of him, I got ahold of him. It was really nothing more than a couple back and forth. And then that was it. He never shared the video. He never linked to it, which was kind of a, that sucked. I really wanted to get my eye. I really wanted his audience to see me because that's how you pull in subscribers. And I was never invited the other way around which made me so bitter back in the day because I would have all these big channels on in the hopes that they would invite me onto their channels. And it never happened. Like almost never happened. Tony from Hack the Movies did it right away. He's awesome, that's why I love Tony. We're really, I think we have a good relationship together. John Paula, he's back. He's doing movie reviews again, which is really cool. He took like a five year hiatus because he has a real job now and he's got a family, but he just jumped back into it. So I'll have him on a live stream. He and I talk all the time as well. I don't like have anything against Chris at all. I just, I just don't care, I guess. And I found that whole MadamWeb thing to be absolutely hilarious that puts out a video a couple of years ago saying he's not gonna do bad movie reviews anymore. He's just gonna talk about great movies because he's making a movie. And like, if you read between the lines, it's pretty obvious, okay, he's doing this because he doesn't want people to shit on his movie or he wants to be in good graces with the studios. Or you could take him at his word that he just found out that making a movie is hard, which seems insane to me that he didn't know that beforehand, but whatever. To then make a MadamWeb video after stating multiple times over the years that you're not gonna do reviews on shitty movies, to then make that video and then put a better help advertisement on top of it for two full minutes, knowing that you're gonna get a huge amount of views because MadamWeb is trending right now so you can take some kind of like holier-than-thou angle on it. I just found the whole thing completely ridiculous. And then there was a little bit of shade thrown at other critics for going too hard on movies and whatever. It is what it is. He's doing his thing over there and that's fine, but I wanted to say something on it at least. That was a long ranty thing, but thank you, Robbie, for the super chat. Kyle Nelson for $2. Two pretzels walked into a bar. One was assaulted. I like it. I like it, Kyle. It's a good pun. It's a good pun. What is this, joke night? Perm for $5 says, what do you call a hobbit eating at KFC? Lord of the Wings. A mushroom walks into a bar in orders of beer. Bar tender says, hey, sorry, man, we don't serve food here. Mushroom turns to him and says, hey, why not? I'm a fun guy. You can use a different one that's very similar. A ham sandwich walks into a bar in orders of beer. Bar tender looks to him and says, sorry, we don't serve food here. Because he has food and he's not gonna serve him. That's the joke. That's the joke. We got one more since I'm standing around telling you terrible jokes. Sure, for $5. Wait until your 40s when those last eyebrow hairs show up in your nose and ears. Fun times? Not so much, my friend. Yeah, I'm already getting kind of the hair by the ears. I don't like that at all. I don't care for that one bit, Troy. See if I have any more jokes to spring to mind. My wife and I recently went to counseling and she said I have two major faults. One is that I don't listen to her and then I don't know what she said after that. That's a joke. That's a joke that I know. My dad told me one a long time ago, what do you call a bunch of lawyers chained to the bottom of the ocean? A good start. Lawyers. Lawyers are fun to make fun of. Kyle's back for $2. I'm afraid for the calendar. Its days are numbered. That's good. That's good because the calendar's numbered. That's fair. Thank you, Kyle. Appreciate the jokes. Let's see if I have any more. You know, I would sit around with my kids and actually just tell dad jokes and drive them up the wall. They were not, they're not a fan of the dad jokes. So then obviously it makes me stronger every time they cringe and windset them. I have to just keep going. Typically if we're eating a food, I look at the food and I try to think of something or if it's Halloween or a day I come up with terrible jokes. Let's see if I can come up with any on the fly. Oh good, someone's saving me right now, well I think. Michael Michael for $199. Finished last airbender? Question mark. Michael Michael, I did not finish it. I'm on episode five. At this point, at this point I feel this ship has failed for people caring what I have to say about it and I'm really taking my time getting through it. And it's not bad. I still don't mind it. I can't say I'm blown away by it. The first two episodes had me on the hook and then it's kind of losing me. I don't know, I can try. I can try to keep watching and maybe review it. We are in March and it looks like a pretty dogwater month all around. We have Kung Fu Panda this Thursday. This Thursday I'll be going to Kung Fu Panda four. I don't think my kids are going to that. That's a sad part. I'll be seeing it by myself as a grown-ass man. Maybe I can get DJ Bless to go, but Bless has been incredibly... I wanted Bless to be on the stream tonight, but he's hammered with mixing work. He does a lot of work for studios and for artists. And he told me he's working on a mix right now for an artist so out of the blue random. I laughed my ass off, told my kids and they're pumped about it. I don't think I can tell you who he's mixing for right now, but please remind me in a future stream and I will make sure to ask him if it's okay if I say it, because it's just kind of funny and random. Sorry to leave you dangling with that piece of information, but that's what I got. All right, I'm gonna leave it there because I'm just too tired to come up. Oh, we got another one. Oh my God. A $10 super chat, I'm so happy I didn't cut it short. The blind mask with a gorgeous chat. Thank you, blind mask. A bear sits at a restaurant. The waiter goes, what would you like to order? The bear goes, I'll take a burger and a Coke. Waiter, why the long pause? Bear, I don't know. I was born with him. It's a classic. It's a classic. Oh God. Now I'm gonna think of stupid jokes. It's so dumb. Oh, I always do some Harry Potter ones, here we go. How does Dumbledore enter his study through the Gryffindor? That's good. If you know Harry Potter, you know Harry Potter, that's good. I had a couple of Harry Potter ones, but I forgot them. I would kind of workshop some of them, some of them you hear. I think I came up with that one. It's probably been used, it's not that original, but I know I came up with it on my own. It's not my fault if someone else has used it, Richard Pryor. All right, I'm gonna end this stream. I'm waffling, things are taking too long to come in, so that's where we're at. Thank you guys for watching the stream. It's possible, I might. I'm very excited because the iPhone is actually working now, how it was intended to, with StreamYard, to record me in a decent, you know, kind of blurred background look. I may be able to repurpose portions of this as separate videos on the channel so that if you didn't wanna sit through an hour or an hour and a half live stream, I can break these down into more manageable seven to 10 minute trunks, trunks, chunks, I can't talk. And I think that'll be good for everyone. We'll see, it takes time, of course, everything takes time and I don't have a lot of it, but that might be the plan. Time will tell, we got one more super chat to end. Last one of the night, Robbie214199. Thank you, Robbie. Why do giants sound so smart? They use big words. I like it. It's simple and effective, you know? It's simple and effective. Thank you guys very much for watching. Please make sure to like this live stream if you liked it. That might help the algorithm and make a comment under the live stream video and share it and do all that crap. If you are a patron at patreon.com slash adamdosmovies, it's looking kind of sad over there. I need more supporters over there. V-LOGs are planned out for this month. The first one at the $10 tier and higher is going to be a studio tour. I'm gonna go through, it's gonna be very visually cool, zooming in on things, talking about things and what they mean to me, where I got them, what they represent. I got stuff off camera you never see that's really interesting. So for 10 bucks a month, you'll get access to that V-LOG plus you get the past one that I did, which was Megacon last month, I think that was, God damn, it feels like it was a million years ago. Yeah, I did an awesome V-LOG, I think. I keep saying V-LOG. People don't like when I say V-LOG. It's V-LOG, I did an awesome V-LOG on it. People are calling me up with tears in their eyes and they're saying, sir, this is the greatest V-LOG I've ever seen in my life. I plan on doing a really nice one each month and then the others that tear up for other people are gonna be more candid, me and the car driving to work, me walking in the park for eight or nine minutes, just kind of shooting the shit. So depending on your tier level, you get one of those V-LOGs every month. All right, we got another super chat just in the nick of time. Emmett for $2, Tobi's maybe coming back potentially, we are back. I know. Tobi's possibly maybe kind of, we're not sure, but there is potential there that he's gonna return to Spider-Man. It's official. Tobi's is back. Okay, guys, have a good night and we will see you soon. Look for that matrix roast tomorrow. It's gonna be a doozy. I'm excited to get it done. Oh my God, right when I was gonna shut it down. Troy the cream McClure for $5. I used to tell jokes about flightless birds, but they didn't take off, would never land. Oh, I gotta redo this. I thought this is gonna be a long pun. Okay, I used to tell jokes about flightless birds, but they didn't take off, would never land. And some of them were just foul. Don't egg me on, I have more. That's good. That's good, Troy, we'll stop there. Maybe queue up a bunch of them for next Tuesday. Say it, put some of your super chat money in your pocket write down some of your favorite jokes, maybe come up with some movie themed puns or jokes, and then throw them at me next week and we'll go over them. That would be a fun time. I could maybe do that as well. Maybe come up with a joke segment. We'll see. All right, take care, everyone.