 Adam Does Movies live show, I was gonna say podcast. I'm getting my everything crossed up right out of the gates. Should be a fun one today, it's gonna be lively. I was of course like last second on fire trying to get everything set up in between getting the kids to bed, talking to the wife and picking up my microphone that I guess in the middle of the night decided to hop off of the tripod that it's dangling from and smash all over the floor. I honestly don't even know if it works. So if I could get a hell to the yes in the comments that the mic is actually working, that would be great. Otherwise I'm just gonna go on business as usual and assume it is. Tonight's show is gonna be a fun one. We're gonna be talking about Thanksgiving movies. We're gonna be talking about all the movies coming out this month. All the big ones I should say for November. I'm excited. I'm excited. It's my birthday month. It's also a month where we celebrate stealing the land from the Indians and pretending like it was all good. I think history's changed over the years on that, but when I grew up it was like a peaceful thing, breaking bread, everybody was in like a kumbaya state. Not quite what I learned later in life, but you'll learn a lot of new things as you get older. And some of the stories you heard when you were a kid maybe were fabricated or just completely wrong. Oh my God, right out of the gates we have Brian Davis shot out of a cannon with two super chats. I wanna point out before I put Brian, before I feature his super chat, super chats are the lifeblood of this channel in 2023. And I assume that's just gonna be more of the case in 2024. So really anything you can give, especially in the season of giving should go to me above anything else. If you were thinking about volunteering at a soup kitchen or giving money to the homeless shelter, I would think twice. I'd maybe think, you know what, Adam, he seems kind of desperate. He seems kind of sad. He's, you know, what has he got besides a wife, kids, full-time job and a hobby that he loves? He's kind of losing. So yeah, if you could support me, throw a couple of dollars in a super chat, I would appreciate it. Sarcasm aside, I would really appreciate it. This is a lot of work. It's a full-time second job for me. I love talking movies. I love doing this with you guys. So let's keep it going. That said, Brian Davis out of a cannon, $5 super chat. A Thanksgiving tradition of mine is watching planes, trains and automobiles. In every life, it is so easy to be Steve Martin's character. Oh my gosh, that's incredibly true, Brian. And spoiler, we'll be talking about that film upcoming in this video in a stream, I guess. And then he's back again, back to back. It shows the importance of compassion and possessing the perspective to put yourself in someone else's shoes. The film reminds me to do this more. It's a great movie. I love planes, trains and automobiles. I do try to watch it every other Thanksgiving, if not every Thanksgiving. I don't think we watched it last year and I did miss my fix. But I have, outside of going over the November release schedule, I shouldn't say schedule. I don't have these in any order. It's just random as all hell. But going over the November releases, I also have eight to 10. I don't remember where I ended up. Movies that I would recommend watching around the holiday time, Thanksgiving, November, whatever you wanna call this. And so yeah, let's jump in, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hang on, hang on. We got two more super chats. People are on fire already tonight. This is beautiful. Jan Rose, $5 super chat. So excited for the Star Wars roast. It's gonna be awesome. When is your birthday, by the way? Hashtag Scorpio season, baby. I'm actually a sag. Sure for Sagittarius. I consider myself a daywalker, like Blade. I walk between Scorpio and Sagittarius. I'm November 23rd, right on that boundary line. Consider myself both Scorpio and Sagittarius. And I think that's fair. I think that's honest. Jan is, of course, referring to Star Wars, the last shit-eye, the last Jedi. I am doing a roast on that. We have a couple in the works. A couple massive ones in the works. Not only do we have Star Wars in probably two or three weeks from Jan, we also have the Matrix Resurrections, which was supposed to come out this week, but I wanted to line up with the dreaded algorithm on YouTube. I want to line up with the Marvels and do a Captain Marvel roast. So I threw that one in first. I'm very proud of that video. If you didn't watch it, definitely watch it. It's 22 minutes of hilarity. Yeah, what else do we got here? Thank you, Jan. Let's go to King Cole for $2. As a kid, I used to feel bad for custard, LOL. He was really the victim of all of this. Thank you, King Cole. It's funny how perception changes. Master Sergeant for a gorgeous $10 super chat. Always appreciated, Master Sergeant. Really do love this channel. Support this dude. He needs Legos. And one person, and I've heard this. I don't know if it's true. I'm sure it is because that just seems like an uppity thing people would do. The plural of Legos is Lego. So it's geese and, well, geese. No, geese, geese. What's something else that works that way? The plural is the same as the singular. But yeah, if you have a bunch of Legos, it's just actually, you have a bunch of Lego. I couldn't think on the fly of something else that works that way. But I know there's animals and other things that the plural is the same as the singular. Just not great on shooting out of the hip. Okay, let's get into this. We have a couple announcements I want to pop off with first. Thank you guys for the super chats. I really appreciate it. Master Sergeant was on a trip recently. Hope you had a good time. Let me share the screen. Looks like I am. I just have to bring it up on the video. Here we go. We'll do it in full screen for now. I know people listening on the audio aren't seeing this unless they're doing the video audio podcast. We have, I have a Instagram. I've been proud of what I've been doing with it lately since I have a graphic design background. I've been kind of making prettier looking Instagram posts. So if you want to get something a little bit different, I have some exclusive videos on Instagram. Usually it's just kind of the morning announcements that I'm doing, talking about upcoming videos, showing maybe workouts once in a while, some family shenanigans, and they don't always go to YouTube or to TikTok. So definitely check me out on Instagram. It's just a little bit more, a little bit more Adam in your life. I think everybody can use a little bit more Adam in your life. There's something for you to soak up. Couple more things. 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And that's really what the podcast is. Little bit more of me explaining some of that stuff. And a lot of the times it is going to be episodes that I also put out on YouTube and that I put out via these lives. They all go up there. But I've been debating. Now this isn't for sure yet because the video is also part of the podcast. I've been debating bringing back Adam Rantz videos where I rant about really stupid inconsequential things like not getting a straw in a bag when you go to McDonald's so you are basically there with your dick in your hand trying to drink the soda with no straw. Those are the types of rants I think are really fun. I edit them pretty well and they're just a good time. Seven to 15 minutes depending on how much I have to say. I'm thinking about putting those as like a fun extra every week on the podcast and for Patreon and YouTube join members. Now, don't hold me to any of this. I say a lot of shit, I have a lot of dreams, as a way to continue to grow the podcast side of things. I think it would be fun to add that in there and also to give something more to Patreon and YouTube join members. Just throwing it out, not necessarily gonna happen. It's something I'm workshopping probably more for 2024. And not yet, but soon. And that brings me to my last announcement before we jump into the movie stuff which is Patreon Adam Does Movies. Not a lot of people on here, 83 paid members. I mean, I have over 72,000 subscribers. Granted, I know a lot of those numbers are dead now, they're gone, they've moved on from the channel. But still, there's a good base of people and it would be awesome to see some of them jump on to Patreon even at $1, you get exclusive access to 300 videos a month. And if you don't wanna do Patreon, I also have YouTube join. It's the same thing, you get the same perks. Plus on YouTube join, you get little cute badges next to your name when you comment. And I think they show up on the live too, a little badge icon. Couple ways to support the channel. Oh, and the last one, last one I'll say, this is now streaming not only on YouTube, but also on Twitch. There's Twitch people watching. Well, I don't know if there's anybody who's watching on Twitch. Hi, if you are, I appreciate it. But I just wanna say, you might not ever use Twitch or you might and not realize you have a free subscription. That subscription actually does pay a creator if you follow, not just follow them, you have to subscribe. If you are an Amazon Prime member, you have one subscription. And it just gets thrown to Jeff Bezos for five bucks a month. It's a free subscription to any Twitch channel. So you could just go to mine and say subscribe and walk away, just walk away. It doesn't cost you anything. Okay, I think I've said enough. Let's bring me back up on the board. I think I've been disappeared this whole time. It was incognito. And we're gonna go to the upcoming movies of November. Strap in, folks. It's going to be a wild fucking ride. And let's share this tab. And there we are. What you're looking at, boys and girls, if you're watching this is the Marvels or the Marvels, depending on how they're gonna pronounce it for this film. Directed by Nia DeCosta. I'm not sure what else she's done. Let's click on her name and see if there's anything. Oh, she did Candyman. I liked Candyman. The direction was really well done in that film. It looked great. It was a good time. I really liked that one. So competent director, not that that means much. When it comes to Marvel, it seems like they all kind of follow a conveyor belt approach lately. A lot of green screen. Not necessarily something the director can really sink her teeth into. What do we got? Higher, further, faster, together. Okay, different tagline. Carol Danvers is back, baby. AKA Captain Marvel has reclaimed her identity from the tyrannical creed as taking revenge on the supreme intelligence. But unintended consequences see Carol shouldering the burden of a destabilized universe. Oh, good. We're gonna do more multiverse bullshit shenanigans. Bottom line is this movie is catered towards younglings. I'd say teenagers, 20-somethings, and even younger. I could see an eight or nine-year-old looking at this movie and thinking it looks like a good time. Me personally, I think it seems harmless. Not something that I would go, oh man, I'm so happy where this whole train has gone since Iron Man won to end up with cats on the posters of the film. That said, I'm not like sour on this all the same. Captain Marvel, the first is incredibly mediocre. Just a lame duck across the board. I don't think it's terrible. There's a couple insulting moments for sure. But overall, it's a watchable mediocre time at the movies. This sequel looks to be kind of the same. Although I will say it looks a lot more fun than the first one. It seems like they're having a good time. We'll see if that translates in the final product, but I am not going into this planning and shitting all over it. I assume going in, it's gonna be fine. I hope I'm wrong and it's actually really fun and great. My kids will not go to this movie with me. I have an 11-year-old and a 14-year-old. Neither one wants to go. I have to go to this by myself, how pathetic. And that's where we're at. That's the Marvels. As I'm talking about these movies, if you have a thought on them, throw a super chat in. I've even debated. Now, I don't know if I can do this or not. Can I do? I've been talking about inviting people to jump in the studio. So you go behind the scenes with me and then I bring you out onto the stage for the stream. And we can chat for 30 seconds to a couple of minutes on whatever the subject is. I was thinking of this would be something I do more in 2024, but I'm open if people are like, hey, I'll throw you 20 bucks to jump on for a couple of minutes and chat with you. I'm open to trying that sooner than later. I'm just not necessarily sure how I give you the invite link. I see I can copy the link, but I don't actually know how I can send it. Chat with everyone in the studio. Wait a second. Uh, Master Swift. No, I don't know how I can do it. Well, I'm gonna look into it more, just ignore my rambling for no reason. Let's move on to the next movie. This is one I think everybody's been waiting for too. Troll's World Tour. Eat your heart out. We have another one. Troll's Band Together. I didn't see Troll's World Tour. My kids did see that one. They watched it at the cousin's house. They said it was atrocious. The first Troll's is harmless, didn't mind it, didn't really like it. It was just fine, whatever. Kids movie does its job, I think. I have no desire to watch this. I can't imagine I'm gonna go out and watch it, but who knows? We'll see where the world takes me in a couple of weeks when Troll's Band Together comes out. Poppy's back. Anna Kendrick reprising her role. JT's in this one again. I don't need to spend any more time on it. I think I've already spent too much time. Here's an interesting one. Grab your carving knives, folks. Thanksgiving's coming. 2023, directed by Eli Roth. We have a Thanksgiving Massacre. This one you may be familiar with because they actually parity, parity, d-d-d-d. It was a parody. It was a commercial parody inside of Grindhouse, that double feature that it was death-proof and planet terror. It was called Grindhouse originally when it hit theaters. And they had fake trailers, kind of like they did for Tropic Thunder. One of them was Thanksgiving by Eli Roth. Very funny. It was really the only highlight for me when watching that crappy Grindhouse double feature. And then he decided to make it a full feature length film. An axe-wielding maniac terrorizes residents of Plymouth, Massachusetts, after a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy. Picking off villains, victims one by one, the seemingly random revenge killing soon become part of a larger sinister plan. I can't say I'm a huge Eli Roth fan. In fact, I don't know if I like any of his movies, but this one looks pretty damn fun. If anyone's gonna sell me, if any one of his movies is gonna sell me, it's gonna be Thanksgiving. Master Sargent's back with a beautiful $5 Super Chat. Tonight's game, $5 buck Super Chat for every movie mentioned that I want to see or like. Trolls three for me and the kids. Oh, I like this game, Master Sargent. I like it a lot. And I'm happy you guys are excited for Trolls three. Is it the third? Yeah, I guess World Tour is the second one. Okay, well, interesting. Master Sargent, if there's another movie on this list, let me know if Trolls World Tour is any good. I'm just curious, my kids did not like it, but maybe they're wrong. Okay, this one, I just saw the trailer for the first time today. I think it looks freaking awesome. And I'm talking about Godzilla minus one. This is a Japanese Godzilla, he's back to basics, destroying Japan, destroying huge swaths of area. You got people running, yelling Godzilla, it looks awesome. The effects work is insane in this movie. It really does look, it looks like they took the stuff that worked in the American Godzilla from 2014, is that sound right? 2014, is it that long ago already? The effects work in that movie is great, really pretty. The movie itself, pretty dull, pretty bland, but the effects works fantastic and this looks fucking balls to the wall, awesome. I watched this twice today, this trailer, and at the end when he's doing the gamma power-up and his spikes are popping, I'm all in. I showed my son Connor and he's like, oh my God, we're going to this dad, we're seeing this in theaters. And Olivia, who I unfairly assumed wasn't that big of a Godzilla fan, she was a little irked. She's like, dad, how dare you, I'm a big Godzilla fan. I go, okay, well come on over, watch this trailer with me. She's not a Planet of the Apes fan, Apes, Gorillaz, Monkeys, orangutans, anything that's got hair and jumps around a lot, I guess I'm okay, I'm the exception, freaks the shit out of her. She does not have any interest in the Planet of the Apes movies, but Godzilla, that's where she likes to live. That's where she likes to live. We have Daniel Faw for $2, thank you Daniel. Adam, what's your favorite Godzilla movie? Cheers. So I'm not like a purist with Godzilla, I didn't watch a lot of the old Japanese films. I've only actually seen one of them in its entirety, and that's because Tony had me do a, he has this Godzilla podcast, he does, and I think he brought it back recently, but I was on it to do, I think what is notoriously the worst Godzilla movie. It has a Power Man or something, I don't even remember his name, Turbo Man or some shit from Jingle All the Way. Some character like that that I think they were trying to make a thing in a toy line. And yeah, the movie was terrible and the effects were awful. Of course, they're very old movies. That said, I've only seen the American movies and I feel like I would be paying an awful disservice to Godzilla by saying one of the American movies is my favorite, just out of the fact that I haven't seen half of them. If I had to pick out of the ones I have seen, I would go with Godzilla, King of the Monsters, because that one's got a lot of Godzilla action in it. And I don't particularly like that movie either, but I think that's the best of what they have given us so far. That and the Matthew Broderick, that's a lot of fish line from the really stupid Godzilla one that was directed by the Independence Day director. I'm forgetting his name, really, really stupid movie. This looks great though. All right, moving on, we have one that I'm really looking forward to, but it's a bittersweet excitement. And that's The Killer by my boy, David Fincher, who I've talked about several times on this channel. This one's got Michael Fastbender in it. We got Tilda Swinton in this. Listen, if you don't know Fincher at this point, he did the game. He did Panic Room, Social Network, Fight Club, Seven, Zodiac, or it's just Zodiac. He did Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and he did the mediocre Benjamin Button, but the guy delivers almost every single time. Here's the bittersweet part. The Killer, I believe, I believe is a Netflix movie, day one. It may be going to theaters as well, at which point I will go to theaters to watch this movie. I am a regal card holder. I have, I can go to as many movies I want a month for 24 bucks or whatever the hell they charge. So yeah, I will go see this in theaters because his movies beg to be watched on the big screen. And I find it a little odd, find it almost insulting that he chooses to release these on Netflix. I'm sure it comes at a beautiful cost or a beautiful amount of money, a nice payout for him. But man, it's a bummer because I really like his stuff and I just don't think it works as well on a small screen. Okay, next on the list is a movie I have almost no interest in because I read the book and the book was crap. The Hunger Games, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, Francis Lawrence is the director. What did he, did he do the other ones? He did. So he did Catching Fire, Mockingjay, part one and part two. Now, what else did he do? Red Sparrow? Oh, he really likes our girl. He really likes J-Law. Constantine, I am legend. This is a good director. He's doing Constantine too, or at least he's, wait, this one down here looks like BioShock. Is he doing the BioShock movie? This is all placeholder shit. Man, if they're doing a BioShock movie, I am 1,000% in for that. The Catching Fire, I think Catching Fire is easily the best of the Hunger Games movies and the Mockingjay ones are padded out and they're okay, they're fine. I think Catching Fire is great though. I am legend. I have cooled on over the years. The effects work is still atrocious and you have to make sure you watch the right ending in order to appreciate that movie. Hunger Games, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, I don't think I could have lower excitement levels for this film because again, I have read the book and it's a snooze fest and I don't really give a shit about snow. I don't need to have him humanized in any sense of the world, in any sense of the word and not that he is really in the book, he's still a douchebag who falls in love. Yippy, Yippy Skippy, I'll pass. Let me know if you have any interest in that movie though. Master Sergeant's back, he's got a $5 super chat to throw out. I will be going to the cinema to see the killer. I really enjoyed Troll's world tour. Clever presentation of the different music genres. Okay, okay, maybe I'll check out world tour sometime. Maybe I'll throw it out in the background when I'm playing Spider-Man or something. Thank you, Master Sergeant. Oh, went the wrong way. Let's go this way. Here's, this one's interesting. This movie is called May, December and it's releasing in November. That's not confusing. That's not confusing at all. 20 years after the notorious tabloid romance gripped the nation, a married couple buckles under the pressure when an actress arrives to do research for a film about their past. Cards on the table, I know nothing about this, but I saw that it featured Natalie Portman. So I put it on the list as a very interested, but I know nothing else. All right, if anybody has any thoughts on that movie, let me know, but I truly haven't seen a trailer or anything. I just, when I was doing research for movies coming out this month, I saw Portman and I clicked. Oh, God. This movie, Wish, Disney's Wish. If it wasn't already obvious to everyone that they're in a troubled situation with their box office bombs lately, Disney in their infinite wisdom has decided, let's do a animated 2D, 3D, ugly looking hybrid called Wish that's about a wishing star? The wishing star that all the princesses wish upon. And this is like the origin, I think. It doesn't look finished. They're going for this 2D, 3D layered effect, I think, but the trailer is ugly for this movie. I just do not like how it looks. And of course that's subjective. Some people will say it looks beautiful. I also don't think it looks good. I don't think it looks interesting. And I'm kind of a sucker for Disney animation and Pixar animation. I like a lot of it. I'd say eight out of 10, I like a lot. Lately there's been some misses. I did not like Buzz Lightyear. I'm trying to think of what else they even came. Wreck-It Ralph 2 was garbage. Ralph breaks the internet. I know they've had a bunch since then, but those are the two that jump out as ones I did not like. But Big Hero 6 was great. Tangled a ton of fun. I like the frozen movies. They do their job. They have good music. I like the cast, even though the story's just stupid as shit. It still works for me. Wish doesn't look good at all. We have another super chat from King Cold for $2. I like, I am legend. I cried when the dog died. I've said this, I think on stream before, but if not, I'll share it again. My daughter, who's 14 now. A couple of years ago, she started really getting into the horror movies like straight up rated R shit. She watched it, the new version, not when it hit theaters, but when it came home to rent or buy or stream or whatever. She watched it probably a year after it hit theaters. So she was probably only 12. I'm not sure what the time period is, but she loved it. She's seen countless scary horror movies. It's one of her favorite genre. We just watched all the screen movies. She loves them. She watched I Am Legend. And when that dog died, she was out. She was bawling. She was pissed. And she's like, I'm done. I'm not watching the rest of this movie. And a couple of weeks went by and she came up to me and she said, all right, let's finish it. She calmed down on it. She calmed down. And I made sure that I bought the stupid version. Yeah, I had to buy this fucking movie because I refused to show her the crappy ending that I saw in theaters. You could buy the director's ending or whatever they called it on Amazon. And it was $4 or $5 more than the regular version. That's the steam they're doing over there. That's absolute bullocks. And that's what I did for my family. And it's worth it for the different ending. Thank you, Kinko. Wish not doing it for me. I wish they would make better movies over at Disney like they used to. This is on here completely for the Lulls. Genie, directed by Sam Boyd. What did Sam Boyd do before I get into this? Sam Boyd has done nothing that I can see and understand in a relationship, I guess is the only thing. Sam Boyd, what's the name? Flora, a genie trapped for more than 2,000 years inside an antique jewelry box is accidentally called to service by Bernard whose life is unraveling around him. This is a Melissa McCarthy vehicle. That's the punchline and the only reason it's on this list. I assume this is gonna be a Netflix pile of shit that they're gonna dump out. The poster for this movie is hilariously bad. Really, really good stuff. Let me enlarge this just so you can see the poster for those that are watching the stream. What is this poster? What is going on here? Look at this tree, it's just feathered in. Oh, this is a nightmare. AI could build so much, something so much better. What is going on with Melissa? Is she sitting down or standing? And this guy, is he leaning on her? And then they just threw bags around them. Just, now let's just cover all this up. What is going on with her? Oh man, that is gold. Generic cityscape behind them, classic. That's one of the best posters I've seen in a long time. Oh man, I forgot about this movie. From the geniuses behind Hocus Pocus 2 and disenchanted and whatever other remnants and bones they could dig up from the 90s to come out for one last ride or in this case, one last burger. We have Good Burger 2. Good Burger 2. Keenan Thompson, who I guess found some time between filming 8,000 episodes of Saturday Night Live is back in his role along with, I don't know how to say, is it Kel Mitchell? I haven't seen him do shit since Good Burger. They're back. They're back behind the counter. I was never a Good Burger guy. I might disappoint some people to know. I never got into Good Burger. I think I was a little too old when that phase of Nickelodeon was going on. I was out in Nickelodeon shows right after Solution Shorts. Are you afraid of the dark? And hey dude, that's where I drew the line. I said I'm out. I don't want anything to do with this trash anymore. They had some banger shows though for like contestants. There was a video game show where you would go around a video game or you would choose spots on the grid on a digital video game map. And it would be a bomb, which would be bad or it could be a mini game that you would play or video game trivia. That show was fucking awesome. And I wish they brought it back in some way shape or form for the new generation. Although that'd be pretty pathetic all the same because it's just people on their phones and stuff. But that game was great. And at the end, the contestants would go in front of a green screen and they would have to like jump and time things. And then they got to take a shopping cart and throw as much crappy 90s electronics into their cart as they possibly could. I loved that show. There was also a show called Legends of the Hidden Temple where they had to go across these ass tech in Mayan areas. Oh my God, I'm like losing my breath. I'm talking so much about these. Of course, Double Dare was the big one that started it all. Woo, forget about it. Just too many, too many good ones. Yeah, no thanks, Good Burger 2. This is the last movie that I think comes out in November for the big movies. And I imagine this is gonna be something that'll be on either Netflix or Hulu or whatever else. Let me get back into, yeah, we'll get back into this video. Billion dollar babies. The true story of the cabbage patch kids. Not quite what I was expecting when I saw a billion dollar babies. I thought, oh, it's gonna be the making of million dollar baby or something. I know what to expect. Certainly not a cabbage patch behind the scenes documentary. Andrew Janks reveals the stranger than fiction yarn surrounding the original parenthood of one of the biggest fads of the last century, the cabbage patch kids. Never got into cabbage patch, believe it or not. I did get into Pogs. I was a Pogs guy. I never really had any good ones. Certainly was lacking in the Slammers department. I think that those were called Slammers. But I did like Pogs, I dabbled. There was also Glowworms. I remember Glowworms, Trolls, which of course is spun off into several hit movies. One that Master Sargent's looking forward to. All right, that's all I have for November movies. If I missed one, if you think it very prevalent, very important that I talk about it, Super Chat and say, Adam, you missed this movie. All right, I'm gonna give you one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, I guess I have eight. Eight of my recommendations for November in no particular order. We're gonna start with one that I think everybody recommends because it truly is a Thanksgiving yarn. Oh wait, we got one more Super Chat from the Juan, $5 Gorgeous. Did you talk about Radical? Might be the best movie of the month. Well, hang on, let's look up Radical. I did not talk about Radical. Let's show it really quick. Thank you to the Juan for bringing it up. Directed by Christopher Zala, who did nothing I know. That doesn't mean they're bad. In a Mexican border town plagued by neglect, corruption and violence, a frustrated teacher tries a radical new, oh, hence the name Radical, a radical new method to break through his students' apathy and unlock their curiosity, their potential, and maybe even their genius. Okay, this is kind of a feel good movie, I assume. Coming of age tale, maybe a searching for Bobby Fisher, Akilah and the B, little man, Tate, sort of a situation, kids, prodigies, boy, girl, geniuses in the making, I like it. I like that idea. Thank you, the Juan for bringing it up. I'm gonna have to watch that trailer and see what it's all about fully. That's why we do this, people. Let's get back to planes. All right, planes, trains and automobiles. What do we say about this film that hasn't been set already? Steve Martin, of course. John Candy, two comedic legends, one of which left this earth far too soon. John Candy's been in some of my favorite comedies of all time. I have another one on this list from him. Steve Martin, I've always liked Steve Martin. I never thought he was hilarious, but he was always just a funny dad. He's one of those guys that's been a dad my entire life, and I appreciate that. There's a Kevin Bacon cameo in this as well. The plot is simple. We have Steve Martin's character who's trying to get home for Thanksgiving. He only has a short amount of time. I can't remember how many days it actually adds up to be. And he's gonna end up taking planes, trains and automobiles, of course, to get back home. He's gonna meet up with John Candy's character and terrible with character names. So I apologize for not knowing them. I have seen this movie a dumb amount of times and I still don't know their names. They get into all sorts of high jinks together. He's a curtain ring salesman, which leads to some funny moments where he's trying to con some girls into buying them for earrings. There's a scene where they sleep in the bed together and those aren't pillows gets brought up when he's being spooned by John Candy. My favorite scene in the entire film is when they're driving their car down the road, the thing starts on fire and a cop pulls him over because this thing is just completely abused from all the disaster that's taken place. And the cops like, well, you don't have any rear view mirrors. Nope, nope, we lost those in the fire officer. No doors. Tigers are shot. And then he's like, yeah, funny enough, the radio still works. It's just so great how he delivers this line. There's also a moment where Candy's trying to put a seatbelt on. I'm sorry, he's trying to take it off so he can get his jacket off around him. I've done this in the car and a scenario very similar has taken place where the jacket gets stuck on your arm. And next thing you know, you're driving with not one arm but you're driving with your leg because you've now pinned both of your arms behind you like a turtle on your back and you're basically shit out of luck until you get this fucking coat off. And that scenario has unfortunately happened to me in real life and it was very traumatizing watching that in the film. I could relate to what he was dealing with in the moment. What makes Plains Transit Automobiles so special along with pretty much every John Hughes movie is that there are no black people in it. Obviously joking, but it's also sadly true. There's not a lot of diversity in these films. But there's a lot of heart. There's a lot of heart. A lot of white people coming together. I sadly noticed it just recently when we were watching Ferris Bueller or something and I'm like, man, it's a lot of white people in these movies. It's like I'm back in Minnesota again. I live in South Carolina now. It's far more diverse. It's also far more ignorant. So you get like a little bit of everything thrown in. It's like, oh, we have diversity and some culture here and oh, there's a dude with a Confederate flag over there and this is different. This is weird. People are just walking around with guns into theaters and getting mad when they can't have their open gun. So what a weird world we live in. Anyway, Plains, Trails, Out of Wheels, very simple premise and it's a very loving one. It's a very touching one. It is about family. It's about growing different relationships with complete strangers who actually taking the time to listen to them and not just going after what you want but slowing down a beat. And as this movie kind of unfolds, you learn more about Candy's character and you almost feel like an asshole because you weren't really listening to him when he was talking about his wife who has, she's gone. It's not clear until later what happened. So a very beautiful movie ends with maybe the most like turkey porn shots I've ever seen that turkey coming out of the oven. It's all glazed. It's all oiled up, ready for action. Ooh, that was good stuff. Great movie. We got some more super chats. Master Sergeant, $5. Yup, Plains, Trains and Automobiles. Those are pillows. You're messing with the wrong guy. I'm sorry. I forgot about the best scene in the movie and that's where Steve Martin goes to get his rental car and that same actress who's in Ferris Bueller and a bunch of other 80s and 90s comedies who's freaking hilarious. She's like, sorry, we don't have your rental car and kind of like Seinfeld where Jerry's pissed that his car's available. Steve Martin's like, I want my fucking car that I fucking paid for on a fucking lot and this woman just looks at him deadpan. Oh dear, he goes, what? You're fucked. It's just perfect. Worth the rated R just for that alone. King Cold 220 Super Chat, very specific on the Super Chat number. I appreciate it, sir. I miss John Candy. One actor I wish was still alive. I have another one on this. I actually have two more actors on this list that are dead that you're gonna wish were alive. No, I have like, half of my list is dead people. This is depressing. So many dead people on this list. And here's the other, here's the big man again. Not all these movies revolve around Thanksgiving. There's an audience here that doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving. They're not from America. They don't give a shit about this. But it's November. So we want movies about people coming together. And we have another John Hughes classic with Uncle Buck. This movie does have a fall, winter, kind of family feel to it. And that's why I put it on the list. Also, this movie's funny as fuck. It's one of my favorite comedies of all time. Buck Russell is this deadbeat loser relative who has to go babysit the kids for a very extended amount of time because the father and wife have to go leave to see a sick family member. And that stuff doesn't matter. What matters is Buck Russell dealing with these three kids, one of which is Macaulay Culkin. And you know, Shenanigans hijinks ensue. He's microwaving the laundry at which point Marcy comes over and tries her sexual advances on him. He's flipping coins to the principal of a school to go downtown and get a rat to gnaw a mole off her face. He's punching out clowns that show up drunk. He's baking, he's cooking. Their garbage is what it looks like. Giant pancakes that can't even fit through the door. He's got a car that when he shuts it off it starts it sounds like a gunshots going off. And he carries a machete on him at all times because you just never know. You just never know. This is a great movie, Uncle Buck, man. He's cooking our garbage. I just did a super cut of Uncle Buck actually in my roast with Captain Marvel because I'm pretty positive if they weren't paying homage to Uncle Buck, they were just straight up ripping it off with the scene in that movie. More dead people. It's just so sad. Rawl Julia is freaking gold in this film, Adam's Family Values. But the entire cast in this is as perfect as you can possibly get. And that includes the villain of this one, Joan Cusack. One of my favorite villains in a comedy, she's probably top 15 for sure for me. Probably for sure, that makes sense. She's for sure top 15 comedic villain in a film as the lovely Debbie, who's basically a psychotic version of Barbie. This movie is called Adam's Family Values. It takes place half at a summer camp, half at the home. There is a Thanksgiving play put on at the camp with the kids. It's freaking hilarious. Christopher Lloyd is brilliant. Rawl Julia, as I pointed out, as Gomez, a genius. We have Christina Ricci, who is my Wednesday and always will be, no offense to whatever that new hotness is. I am Christina Ricci until I die. And I take this family, even over the original black and white TV show, definitely over the shitty animated version that came out. I mean, I just, I adore this set of films. These two movies so much, I just can't get past them. And they can try as they might to make more iterations, but when you have it, you have it. And that's why I did a podcast a couple months ago, well, maybe more than that, about iconic roles and heroes that play them or actors who play them. And I got pushed back on it, of course, as always, any opinion should get some pushback and some challenge. But I think I'm even more stubborn on it now than I was then. And the opinion is there are certain roles that just are owned by the actor, two of which are by Harrison Ford, Han Solo and Indiana Jones. And people go, oh man, Chris Pratt could have played Indiana Jones or so and so could have played them. And for me, it just doesn't work. I see Harrison Ford through and through as Han Solo and as Indiana Jones. And no one else is going to live up to it 100%. So I don't want it. I don't want a 99% Indiana Jones. Now, obviously someone like James Bond is different because we were built with that already in play. James Bond changes over the years. There's different variants of him. But Indy, I just, I don't want it. I don't see it, leave it. And that's how I am with Adam's family. And I know Adam's family is, you know, it's based off a comic I think and there's the TV show. It's had so many iterations. It's going to have more over time, perfectly fine. This is a hang up for me personally. And where we're at with this cast in these two movies, it's unbeatable. It's perfect. And I will die on that hill. I will die on that hill. Let's go to the next one. Skintan, ta-da-dan, ta-da-dan, ta-da-dan. Rocky, I actually didn't know this at the time but there is a Thanksgiving scene in this film. But even if there wasn't, nothing. And I mean nothing. Screams America more than a Rocky film. He's wearing the red, white and blue trunks. He's fighting for freedoms. He's fighting for this goddamn country. And he's fighting for us. He's fighting for hope, for change, for inspiration. And every single time I have to deal with this drunk ass Pauly, this loser uncle or brother, I guess he's brother-in-law. But that's okay. Pauly's okay in his own way. Rocky, it's a staple. I grew up with the Rocky films in my family. I'll die watching them. I even like the Creed movies. All three of those worked for me pretty well. Even the cheesy Rocky 5, I can still sit through. It's got some really corny, funny moments. It's got some of my favorite lines of dialogue actually. And anyway, Rocky is a classic, 1976. Still holds up impeccably well. There's no special effects needed. Stallone, one of his early movies of course. We've said everything about this film. I used to have that poster. I'm kind of sad I got rid of that poster. I gave it to a fan of the channel. He got a bunch of my posters for nothing. I was moving and I had Rocky. I had Scarface. I had The Godfather. I had these beautiful posters nicely framed. And a fan of the show actually lived in the area who I went to a couple of movies with Jay. He's like, hey, I'll buy those posters from you. I said, you know what, you just have them. He was a huge movie fan. I think he's actually out in Hollywood trying to make it as an actor. So good for him for actually going for his dreams. He's kind of the Rocky I know in real life. Putting himself out there. I respect that. Skidding. Speaking of America, we have giant American flags in this film. Not only that, there is a Thanksgiving scene in this where the Osborns have a nice little turkey dinner. That's where Toby goes over there, Peter Parker. And he's freaking out because he's got to do the whole, no, I got to be in two places at one scenario. So he climbs on the ceiling, he gets rid of his clothes, some blood drips down. Osborn knows what's happening. Spider-Man, it's a great movie. Sam Raimi, I love Spider-Man. This one and Spider-Man 2 are still like topped here for me. And I've liked all the Spider-Man's, the actors, not so much all the films. Some of them are complete misses, like Amazing Spider-Man 2 or even Spider-Man Far From Home. Don't really care for those movies. Watchable, sure. But I don't ever want to watch him again. Sam Raimi got it right though. I love his style in these films. I think he's great at this. Moving that camera around frantically, adding some of his horror elements into it. The costume is iconic as shit. This came out, one of these came out right after 9-11. So they had the two towers in one of the trailers and Spider-Man actually trapped the helicopter between them, which they then later had to remove. It might've been in the movie even. I'm not sure about that, but they definitely removed it from the marketing materials because of the sensitivity of the situation. But if anybody can bring people together, it's Spider-Man. It's absolutely a movie to watch over Thanksgiving. Plus, you got that Nickelback theme song and they say that a hero can save us. It's not even Nickelback, it's Chad Kroger. It's a super band. You have Chad Kroger from Nickelback. You got the drummer, I believe, from Our Lady Peace and you got the bassist from Saliva. It's a super group, baby. They came together, they jammed out on a rooftop with the freaking pre-drone camera shots flying around them from a helicopter. Oh man, it's epic as crap. That music video is sick. All right, let's get to another one that I actually saw online. I looked it up. I looked up some lists that people recommended for Thanksgiving movies or whatever, November movies and grumpy old men's on there. And then I dawned on me, yeah, they do. They have a Thanksgiving right away at the beginning. I always associate this with more of a holiday Christmas. But yeah, there's Thanksgiving. This kind of goes through a few different months. You might actually go through all 12 months. I'm not sure. I can't remember if this one of the sequel does. But you talk about legends right here. Jack Lemon, Walter Matthow. There's actually a ton of people in these movies that are sadly gone. Like I would say there's probably five people in grumpy old men that are dead. And that's depressing to think about. But these guys live on in the films they made. Grumpy Old Men is also a movie that on paper doesn't seem like it would be something for me. I saw this movie when I was a kid and I laughed my ass off. And old people by default when you're a kid, at least for me, are not funny. They're just gross and creepy. But these two guys, this comedy duo is right there with David Spade and Chris Farley. They just played off each other so damn well. And they're so likable and funny as hell in their own ways. Walter Matthow really had that Leslie Nielsen thing going on. Very deadpan with this humor. And obviously Walter Matthow was around way before he got into the comedy. That seems like something older actors do. We can't be the handsome, rugged guy that's fighting bad guys and doing stunts. So we're going to, in our older age, go down the comedy route. Tommy Lee Jones has tried this with some various degrees of success. Leslie Nielsen, no, I'm sorry, Liam Neeson has done this a few times, but now he just churns out the same taken ripoff every other week. There's a handful that do it. Patrick Stewart has perpetually been 65 years of age since he was in the 50s. He's always just been that old. But he's done some great comedy roles. I love him as Bullock in American dad. Freaking hilarious as a voice actor in that. Okay, grumpy old men. Absolute nostalgia classic. I love it. Watch it if you haven't seen both of them. Grumpy old men and grumpy year old men are fantastic. Master Sergeant out of a can and again for $5. Plain catch up. The wife's hot tub tripped a circuit. This one's for Rocky. Yo, Adam. Yo, Adrian. The wife's hot tub tripped a circuit. And Sergeant again for $5 for Spider-Man. The movie that joined with X-Men in 2000 and really returned the comic book genre to cinema. And don't forget Blade. Blade is often overlooked, but Wesley Snipes and Blade was right before X-Men, I believe. I think it went Blade, X-Men, Spider-Man, all within that same 24 month window. I don't think they all came out the same year, but let's see. Blade one release date was 1998. Oh my God, what are you doing stupid computer? X-Men one release date was 2000. Spider-Man release date. And Spider-Man was 2002. So they were all two years apart. Okay, 98, 2000, wait, it was a 98 and I already lost track, but I said it right. So whatever I said in the moment is what it is. Okay, we got two more. Oh, this is a nice one for the fam. This is a nice one to gather around with Knives Out by Ruin Johnson. Ryan Johnson, doing a movie that I think is far more in his ballpark than say a Star Wars film that he inherently hates. And he made a troll version of it just to, I guess, say fuck you to everyone. This is a great murder mystery who done it. I do think the first half is way stronger than the second, mainly because I love this cast of characters that Daniel Craig has to deal with and sort out. A lot of great people in this. Chris Evans, you have Jamie Lee Curtis. What's her nuts from? Let me look up the names. Oh yeah, Anna Dermas is in this. I like how they tried to pair Anna Dermas down in this and she's still a smoke show, but they were trying to blend her up as much as possible. Michael Shannon is in this. Toni Collette from Hereditary, really good. Christopher Plummer is a really good cast of characters. They get to have fun with the roles, especially Chris Evans, who's this smarmy douchebag, kind of akin to his role in not another teen movie, like a grown-up version of that jock character. And I just like a good murder mystery. And what says family, what says Thanksgiving holiday, like a bunch of people who hate each other that want to point the finger as the murderer? It's good stuff. Sequel not as great. I still like it, but definitely much more bizarre. What was that called? Something Onion? What was that? What was the sequel called? Something Onion? Knives out two. Glass Onion, a Knives Out Mystery. Yeah, that's the one. And the last one on my list, also not really having to do with Thanksgiving, but I just love this movie and it feels like something to watch around this time. Tommy Boy. By another dead actor, Chris Farley. I brought them up, Chris Farley, David Spade, Dan Aykroyd's in this. You have What's His Nuts, the guy that never gets old from Rob Lowe. Rob Lowe who's been in a billion different things. This is basically a new repurposed version of Plains, Trains and Automobiles to me. It's another buddy comedy road trip with two guys that work really well off of each other, much like Candy, much like Martin. And they really have similar scenes and really a similar beat where at one point their car is completely wrecked by a deer. Chris Farley gives the worst business pitch I've ever seen in my life where he recreates a scene where the brake pads don't work on a vehicle. And he's like, new guys in the corner puking his guts out. Here comes the meat wagon. Woo! God, the corner says. It was just a shit show. He lights the thing on fire. Dan Acrid plays a total sleazy backstabbing douchebag, car salesman at the top of his game. Everybody's playing their role there. Even Rob Lowe, who's usually just the good looking, charming swab dude is playing this kind of grotesque, shitty individual who's bumbling. He's kind of an idiot. I have nothing but praise to give Tommy Boy so many quotable lines in this one, much like Uncle Buck in that sense where half this movie you can just quote and it's just laugh out loud stuff. Luke, I am your father. Lola, Lola. Oh, this mini fidget's great. You can put six packs of soda in here. Or when he's eating all the M&Ms and David Spade goes, I can just hear you getting fatter. Every line is gold. All right, what do we got? Master Sergeant is just on fire. $5, he says, damn it. Yeah, I like knives out. Oh, he's upset because I keep making him give me money because I'm giving him all these charming films. And finally, $5 Super Chat for Master Sergeant. Saiyap, Tommy Boy. What did you do? He quotes it at the point where David Spade, no, no, I'm sorry. Yeah, David Spade goes in to check for directions. Tommy Boy tries to back the car up after failing to get gasoline and he rips the door off. So he tries to like place it back on its hinge. And as soon as David Spade pulls on the car door, falls down to the ground. What did you do? Were you watching Spanktravision? Oh man, that whole movie's quotable. Let's just sit and quote Tommy Boy for the rest of the stream. Actually, I've said all I need to say on this. I do have a one piece of movie news. I mean, there's lots of movie news that comes in all the time, such as Robert Downey Jr. supposedly coming back as Iron Man. I wouldn't be surprised. Honestly, they need to do something with the MCU. It's getting desperate right now. They're trying to make a buck again off of these stupidly large, stupidly expensive films. Here's a crazy idea. Make them cheaper. I know the new Blade movie that's been in and out of production hell for years now. It was actually supposed to come out, I think, yesterday. It was supposed to come out in December, I believe. That's not happening. They're gonna be lucky if it even hits 2025, which is now the new date they're going for. That's gonna be rated R, and it's gonna have a much smaller budget. I think they're aiming at less than a hundred million. This is wise. This is something you should be doing. Now, the piece of news that broke today is that Nintendo Miyamoto specifically has said, is it Miyamoto? Did I say that right? Creator of Mario and all these iconic characters. He came out and said, there's gonna be a Legend of Zelda film. We're gonna see a Link movie, and it's gonna be live action, which really made me scratch my head. Why? Why live action? I mean, I get out of most of the properties that would be one that you could translate. Same with Metroid, I suppose, but that's not near as popular as Zelda. But I guess Pardony was hoping that they would keep them all in the same animated style. They don't have to be the same style animated, but keep them all animated. And then we could have had that epic crossover Nintendo cinematic universe Smash Brothers movie. And I'm not for cinematic universes, but when you can do them, do them, I say, and make great standalone films and then bring them all together. And so this just seems like a missed opportunity for a lot of money for Nintendo and really an easy W in my book if they would have just made a Legend of Zelda animated film. Especially when there are so many great, different Zelda looks they could have gone with. I would have loved to see a Wind Waker style Legend of Zelda movie with that gorgeous modern cel shading they could have done on Link and his adventures on the high seas and the cool twist with Zelda and the dad. I mean, there's so many good things they could do, but I think we're gonna get, I mean, I'm worried about a live action anything from a video game company it almost never translates well. So this is kind of bummer news for me, but we'll see, maybe it'll be great. Maybe we'll get Michael Fassbender as Link have him take upon another dagger like he did with Prince of Persia. Do that all over again. Oh no, it wasn't Prince of Persia, it was Assassin's Creed. Prince of Persia was Jake Gyllenhaal. Wow, what a casting that was. Jake Gyllenhaal as the Prince of Persia. Perfect. Holy crap, I just realized that my computer was not plugged in, my laptop, we're at 8% battery life. We ran this down to the ground and we made it out unscathed, that's amazing. This was a awesome stream, little over an hour, lots of great super chats from people. Thank you all so much. If you have any last second requests, anything you want me to talk about movie related any news you want my opinion on, speak now or forever, hold your super chat. So super chatted out, I'll give you a couple minutes to get your order, get your house in order, I guess, and otherwise I'm bouncing. Okay, the background TV today is just this nice little fireplace I found. Outdoor Z, there's some rain, some silhouettes in the background, I don't think I need to explain what's going on. Upcoming videos on the channel, it is Tuesday today. What do I have in store for you? Not much, I have a live stream coming out Friday on the MCU, I'm going to be ranking all of the freaking MCU. I have a review for the Marvels after I see that movie Thursday night. I'm hoping to get that up Friday. So you'll probably get two things on Friday, you're going to get the Marvels movie review and you will get the MCU ranking tier list, whatever the hell we want to call this thing. It's basically just for, it's an excuse for me to talk about all these movies again and see how they've stacked up over the years. Plus people just love these MCU video ranking lists. So yeah, might as well, might as well take advantage while we can, right? And then we have a couple of awesome roasts coming up. So there's lots of stuff to look forward to. I'm very excited. I'm happy with the direction the channel has taken in the last year. And in December, we'll be doing, we all be doing some wrap up videos, some highlights from the year, an announcement on how things have kind of shaken out and where I want to take the channel in 2024. I have some plans, I have some ideas. And that includes finishing my fucking script and letting you know that it's awesome. And then I made a pitch deck and then I'm going to start pushing it around. And we'll see what that entails. We'll see where it goes. All right, thank you guys very much for watching. Thank you for the support. 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