Avatard: Avatar Fire and Ash Review & The Odyssey Trailer

That's it. I hit record. We just had to wait a second for. It OK, I was waiting for you to say something. Really. Funny, I thought oh I've got nothing, the intro was still going to play automatically, but I guess. I don't like that anymore. I did fix that. I think it's the intro. I didn't fix it fix it. I just minused it from this one. I'll. Fix it. That's funny. So yeah, if you if you saw last

week's Oh no yeah, I might have cut it all out. I don't know if you'll even know that it happened, but the the wrong intro played last week. Yeah, automatically on Stream Yard. But then also when I edit the podcast, I don't use the Stream Yard version. I download the original recordings. And so it's basically just sitting there going during the intro because at first I was like, what is happening? And then and then I realized, Oh yeah, the intro video is. Playing, we're just all, we're all like for a good minute,

yeah. Yeah, I was like, the fuck is this? That was fantastic. Welcome to Multiple Nerdgasm with your hosts Matt, Luke and Dan Multiple Nerd Jasmine, your guide to all things nerdy. At least got to put that off on Patreon if it's that starting the episode. Oh. Yeah, I could do that, actually, Yeah. So how was everybody's Christmas? I went and saw lots of movies. Oh, that's good, I did. Did you put it in a spreadsheet? About that, yeah.

The ones on the spreadsheet, OK. Sort of doesn't use spreadsheets. That's work. Yes, I use spreadsheets for work. I read them. I don't put stuff in them. I should, I'll put my stuff in. One is sort of 1 here as related to Avatar. Oh yeah, I saw fire and Ash. So is this the third one I lost count? Yeah, OK, right. I didn't see the second one because the first one was garbage. It's exactly the same movie as the second one, right?

They've just add if they added one thing into the second movie, you don't need this three hour movie. Another number, the number one. If they added the number one into the second one, it would be the third one. OK. Yeah, like it's the whole movie is just just feels like the second one, just with a few added. I would like to watch these is are they as long as the first one? Are they very long? This one was 3 hours and 14 minutes. Fucking hell, Jimmy and Jimmy

Camo, what are you doing the. Other thing is what mate what what I liked about the first one was not the movie was how beautiful looked in 3D the. Experience of watching Avatar the first time was phenomenal. They're just throwing that out the window now. There's, there's none of that like sting stuff floating in front of you that looks really nice. It's just. As in they don't do it or you're bored of it. They don't do it right. Did you see it? Three, a certain 3D. Yeah, because they're on the

ocean. There's none of the forest floating around, right? Water just splashing in your eyes. But, you know, yeah, just. But yeah, it's just honestly, they had, if they had one scene into the second one, they don't need this movie at all. Was the second movie as beautiful as the first movie? Because I'll give you that. It was fucking beautiful, I'll give you that. It's different still, still very nice, OK. Yeah, that's all I'll give it though. That's all I had going for it.

Yeah, I think it was an experience. It was visually like stunning the 3D. We'd never seen 3D done like that before. We have now or. But yeah, and I'd. Actually, well, I'll be honest, that much I haven't seen 3D done like that since then either. Yeah. I know it was a big 3D push for a little while, but it was basically just forcing 3D into movies. Please come back to cinemas. The first time I saw an IMAX and I remember, I just remember that opening sequence where the, you

know, the going through space and then like Sully's like waking up and coming out of the thing and you're in like the you know, the what do you call the Dyson sphere or whatever it is? Dyson sphere, Yeah, and or whatever it is and you. Know the Miles Bennett Dyson sphere? The Miles Bennett Dyson sphere and just the 3D of it and the stuff floating around and just thinking like oh fuck, this is amazing. And then, and then it was a reasonably good science fiction movie after that. That I've not really. Watched weeks.

Good. Well, I felt like. Borderline shit mate, come on Christ. At the time, I thought it was all right. It's been a while. I was actually. I remember thinking that I'm watching a guy riding a dinosaur fighting a guy in a mech with a knife and I'm not enjoying it so and I'm like so something is wrong. Yeah, yeah. So yeah, that that was one movie I watched. But then what's strange? Kevin said now he held a press conference.

I can see. He no, no, no, he just that he will. I think this is an offhand kind of joke, but it just, it's just quite funny that he basically, depending on how this one does, will determine if he's making more. Because apparently four and five have to be made together for some for reasons, whether budgetary or just him being him. He's got to make four and five together. And Disney's got to decide whether they're going to allow that to happen, right? Because it's going to cost a lot of money.

And so the performance of this film will determine whether that happens. And what he said was, if I can't make them, I'll hold a press conference and I'll just tell you all what was going to happen. What was going to happen? Amazing. I thought that was just very funny. This one's doing OK, apparently. OK, I've. The box office. I can't really tell from going from to the movies in Australia, or at least in Canberra, because 99% when I go there's me and three other people if I'm lucky.

Yeah, right. So I mean, I'm sure there's a number of like, you know, like what do you call it box, a box office number that that will determine whether he gets to make more of them and. Then yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And in fact, they've probably determined it. It's probably a first weekend box office number. They probably know if they're going to do it or not. Yeah. Yeah, you need to make this much money or you're done. 100%, yeah, yeah. So that was one movie I watched and I also did get to see The

Avengers, Doom Day, Doomsday. I watched this year the. Oh is it online now? I still have the. Rogers One. It is. I mean, there's not a lot to see, OK? You've seen, you've seen Chris Evans before and you've seen a baby before. It's got those two things in it. Oh, but I haven't seen Chris Evans as a baby. Is that what I say? It's not that. It's not that it's not. That unless he's holding his clone. I'll say this though, Chris

Evans to me is only a movie star because of and involved with Marvel. I I just don't, I just don't buy him in other things. The. First thing I saw him in was not another teen movie, which is fucking incredible. Yeah, OK, sure. And he's also in, he's in Scott Scott Pilgrim, which is a great movie too. Like he's in, he's in good things. Right. He's in sunshine. Danny Boyle's Sunshine. I don't remember him from that and what that, and that's kind

of what I mean. Like, he's very, very good at being Steve Rogers. That was the idea with hiring a lot of these actors at where they were in their careers. Like they were good, but they weren't quite stars. Yeah, it is. Just them so we can pay him nothing because you have to pay a fortune to Robert Downey Junior and so yeah, we. Would have been a bit cheap at the start, I think at the. Start. He would have been, yeah, but at the start after Iron Man, but I think. At the end he was bringing in

like 140, a movie or something ridiculous. Yeah, it was something ridiculous. And that's why I'll say this though. Give him the fucking money. Like after I saw Iron Man, I was like, right, whatever you got to do, get him back. This is I would like to see more of this but now I'm like OK. Yeah, probably too much now. Yeah, yeah. Iron Man three. I think there's only the six or seven of us that like that movie, but. But the the trailer is just it's you see someone riding a bike

and then you see Steve Rogers hold the baby, and then it says. Oh, Steve is holding the baby OK. OK, yeah. And then it pops up and it gets says Steve Rogers will return in a ventures day because. And then really small as it says, because you guys weren't watching these and we really. Wanted to watch because this is how we've put it back. This is literally the last time we're going to try this. We have spent a lot of money. Yeah, and we if you don't like this, we don't know what you like exactly. Yeah, so.

Well, no, I think it was the whole case with the whole Marvel Universe was they basically got to a point where everyone got built up to an ending, it ended, and then they kept going. The last one even had the word end. In the name, they just they just can't figure out what is it that people liked about these and why don't they like them anymore and the. Continuity was what we liked, and you finished the story. We wrapped it up and everyone's over it now. But yeah. Because the whole idea that felt like it was like every other

movie was we're retiring and this is their replacement. We're retiring. This is a replacement, which is not what we want I think. No, that's the opposite of continuity A. Few times is what they should have done. Was end game stopped, waited a couple of years, reboot with another storyline and just go again. Yeah. Yeah, I have Spider. Characters that don't have the same people just complete reboot. Just remakes. They love remakes, yeah.

Redo. I mean, if you have to do it like the soft reboot where you you just wait a couple of years and then you have fucking. Captain America, the First Avenger and and Thor again. Yeah, but I mean, if you have to have Robert Downey Junior as an old man coming in and go on, you're the next one. OK, fine. But then get him out of there. Yeah, well, yeah, this raises a lot of questions that I don't actually care about because it's stupid. But Steve Rogers showed up as an old man and said I stopped being Captain America.

So does he. He's lying. Will he? But the whole thing you got to remember is but he's. Not an old man in this anymore, right? No. Okay, this might be said before then this might be a prequel. Yeah, but then he lied about how he was like. I retired and I settled down. Yes, and I never did except. For that time, I I did fight Doctor Doom. Who's Doctor Doom? Yeah, don't. Worry about it. I'll tell you know Stark, Yeah.

Looks like him. Looks like him a lot, yeah. No, I honestly. Do you remember? Do you remember? You remember Kang? No. Yeah. Neither do we. So don't even talk about. It no, it's all going to be multi version later. That's how you get in the Fantastic Four to come across and stuff like that. Yeah. Do you want to see the Fantastic Four movie? I haven't seen that yet. Fantastic Four was good.

It's on Disney Plus. And in fact, I've not even seen season 2 of Loki, which I really liked season 1, so I should go back and watch. I have not. I literally I just went. I've got to stop. I'll be honest, I've got a bit of, I've got a bit of fatigue even. Sorry, we're talking over each other. Sorry listeners. Sorry Luke but no the the second season lucky is good, you should watch it. It's not as strong as the first one, but the ending does tie everything up.

Does it still have wow is? That guy's name? Owen Wilson. Owen Wilson. Does it still have Owen Wilson in it? Actually, does he still have the mustache? Yes. OK, because that for me was that and the alligator were the highlights of. Season 1 if Steve. So if they brought back Chris Evans with a mustache, you'd be interested? I'd be much more likely, yeah. Yeah. With the beard he had in end game, I was all I was all in.

Oh. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, he did look good. I must admit, and Matt, you can tell me that I'm stupid if you'd like, but I am. I'm even a bit fatigued about Stranger Things. I've, I popped it on the first two episodes and I'm like, oh, I've seen a lot of this now. Are we still going? So I'm watching it. I've watched up to I've got 1 episode left in the current lot. So they released about this release schedule. I mean, I know we've talked about this, but like, what are they doing?

Why are they doing this? Like what? Christmas Day, A New Year's Day. Yeah, well, not for us. Boxing Day for us and in the day after New Year's for us. Yeah, fair enough. But it's just like, what do you, what is this? You expect people to cancel their fucking Christmas and New Year's plans to watch this show? Like, what do you think? How important do you think you are? It's just so weird to me. Like, what is the I wasn't thinking behind this. It's really strange. But I've got one well left and

I'm enjoying it. But yeah, the other thing that we did was we watched a recap and forgive me if I've already said this, but we watched a recap of everything beforehand. And having done that and watching this, it's it is obvious that this stuff wasn't the case right back in season 1 and two kind of thing. Yeah, you know what I mean. Exactly. And I had I, I watched the recap too, and I yeah, I really do find we've we've come full circle. I mean, they left the door open a little, but like, come on. Also it's.

Not bad or anything, it's just like. No, it's not bad. I've just. You never mentioned that back, right, two years ago or three or it was now 10 years ago now. I also feel there's a lot of characters with their own fucking backstories now, and it used to be about the kids doing their thing and now there's just this huge group. Everyone's got their thing. Maya Hawks become disproportionately famous compared to everyone else, so. They've just written. Written her in. Like just really written her in.

But no, it's just I don't know. I think it's I haven't even started watching it, but I think it's just because it's been so long. I think it's had of come out when originally planned. I probably would have been a lot more interested instead of having to go and watch a recap to remember. Something else. There's a bit where I won't, no one spoil anything, but there's a date that comes up that's important and then it's like the OK. Yeah, an. Anniversary of something and I was like is is he only supposed

to have been one year because they are old? They're very old. Yeah. These children. Some of these children have their own children in real life now. Like, that was a weird, like, Oh yeah. Because yeah, that's a weird thing. But I mean, they can't help that. It's just. I thought that was very funny. They they. Oh yeah. It's been one year since. It's been one year since Will

was a fucking baby. Yeah. Talking about yeah, yeah. He had a growth. Spurt and yet they do act like they're they're much older even. The behaviour is different because of course they're more mature people. And if they make sense, it would look ridiculous if they were still. Mummy Beckman's got me. Help me Mummy. He was like, Will's this fucking 20 year old guy. Yeah, I mean, he's still got the same haircut. He's still got that bold cut. He does have the heck out.

They make a joke about it actually. Do they excellent? Yeah. And then there's also the discussion about how now, what do you mean, but how Will's acting is not at the same level as the others. I see the actor Noah, whatever it is, and to the point where I've read stuff online and I'm like, that's fucking mean. But. But because he's been doing, he's not been in anything else. And all the others have done a lot of other things and, and once it was pointed out, I'm watching it and I'm like, yeah,

he's not great. Well, if you recall, in Season 1, all he had to do was look scared. He didn't have any lines. Because yeah, like 2 years old or whatever. Yeah, that's what I mean. He was just this little kid who just had to look scared and now they're stuck with him and they've, they've hired, you know, fucking Sadie's sink and all these other good child actors. Good since then, yeah, she's she's very good. That's why I mean, you put them in scenes together and it's just very apparent that it's just,

there's like a, you know, anyway, but with people being really mean because he's given interviews about how he's all, you know, I'm really excited about what comes next, SO1 replied and said like, what's next is 50 years of conventions for you, mate. Signings of conventions is what you'll be doing. Wow. That means wow, Yeah, that's mean. Power to it if he's. If he's smart, get behind the other. I've not seen Anthony Daniels in anything else so. And he's a good actor.

He's not talking about doing anything else. No, he knows. He knows. He just knew he didn't need to. Yeah, fucking retired. I mean, he, this guy doesn't either. None of them. They're all set up for life. It's just, yeah, sad. Are they though? Well, they could be if they play their cards. Right, they're smart. Well, I I don't know if they wouldn't have got paid a lot for the first couple of seasons. I. Remember, I don't think they're

sitting on. I mean, they're five seasons in, they've got of negotiate, especially the ones who have gone on to do bigger things like. Fucking Millie Bobby Brown does not have to work another day in her life if she doesn't. Want to yeah, no, she's done tons though, but. Will that Finn Wolfhark guy? He's doing tons, all sorts of stuff. Yeah. But but yeah, it's the other stuff. If this is all they're relying on, which is what? Yeah, sounds like he's going to

be relying on me. I wonder if that goes to be funny for him, too, where they're all like, yeah, and they're all like, yeah, we all have money. And he's like, oh, my money turned out like, shut up, mate. Yeah, go stand in the corner. Yeah, we're going to pay you by the lines and you haven't got a many lines in this season. So just he. Does this season? Oh, does he he? Does because he's like a loose end. Yes, right, right. That's. What people are saying, it's

like so sad. Well, he was the Mac Guffins of Season 1. You know, he didn't even have a character. He never really. It's just the. Boy who went missing or whatever, Yeah. Yeah, anyway. OK, what else did you see, Luke? Yeah. The other thing I saw which I saw yesterday was it. Yes, I saw Anaconda. Oh, OK, OK. Now, I haven't seen a favorite for that, but I've seen a lot of buses with posters on the side. I've seen clips yeah from it and

it looks ridiculous. It is ridiculous, but it made me want to make movies with you guys again. And that's you've. Seen a big snake? Reminded you of me. No, the whole idea, the whole premise of it is, is these guys in their 40s have all gone their separate ways. They come back for a birthday party, they show video of what they made when they were kids, and then they're like, let's go remake Anaconda. Oh what I know. OK, I am much more likely to watch this now. And that was the whole idea of

the movie. And then they do run into a real stake and the whole idea proves the movies. Was these guys going and just remaking Anaconda as? Interesting. Stuff that they used to make as when they were kids. OK, I mean, that's cool. I like when because this is a remake of Anaconda technically like on paper. So I like that it's completely. Yeah. Different direction. Yeah, and that just made me think of like when we used to make stuff, how cool it would be if we went off and went, yeah,

let's take three I've. Often thought about making those things again yeah and setting the proviso that we're not allowed to make it better it has to be like if we didn't do it then we can't do it now it can look better but you're not allowed to give more back story or anything the. Back story, the one I really think we should make is what was it, the city? Vacuum. The vacuum, that's the one I really. Think train overpass. Yeah, that's the one. I'm not in that one. What a location.

Fuck you, Luke, I'm not in that. But you can be can't. Change anything. We said you can't make it better. Yeah, yeah. So I'm out. Yeah. So you. Can just come along that you're the will of this group, if you know what I mean. Thanks, Danny. Actually, the will of that movie was someone who couldn't stay still for five seconds while he tried to film it because he died like Jason. Yeah. Oh that's true and in the end I

used a steel frame, 1 frame and just a slight pan out to make it look like he was dead. Lie on the ground, that's true. Not move. And he just kept playing with grass. I mean, I'm not surprised. And I've said odd Dick. It's a nice way to say it, isn't it? An odd duck. Yes. Yeah, and I think Dave murdered him. Yep, and then also in the movie his character murdered his character. And then we become instant friends.

We walk off together. That's right. And had the multiple endings. Did it like clue? It did have multiple endings. Yeah, that's. True, it's off ending the. Remaining clue is excellent. And I've got to rewatch Clue. Yeah, well, I think they keep talking about remaking Clue, so we'll see how that is. But Clue is a. Master, nice out. Speaking of Clue, I've got to watch. That. It's out. I don't watch. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'll have a look at it. The second one's pretty good. Yeah, the second one's, no, I, I it's not because I don't want to. I didn't mind the first one and I think we should try and keep right away from Star Wars. And I still forgot so I can excuse you for. I think the reason I think we can all agree though, the reason he had to make three of these, or at least three, was because now he can be like, I've got my fucking trilogy more than a Star Wars trilogy, but it was a trilogy. Yeah, when I said it was a Star Wars trilogy, you thought was

actually going to be a Star Wars movie, but it's not. It's just. Yeah. No, no, no, no. What I was saying was Star Wars than trilogy. Trilogy. That's what I meant the whole time. If you're going to watch any Rian Johnson movie, go and watch Brick. Brick is excellent. Just don't watch. Don't watch. Last today, don't watch Brothers Macmillan or whatever that one was that came out, Brothers Bloom, whatever.

Just don't, don't watch any of that. Definitely don't watch the one episode he directed of Breaking Bad. The worst episode of that show guys. When all he'd made is Brick. I was like this guy. This is the guy Brick. He's. Incredible. From what I understand, yeah. Yeah, he seems like a really nice guy. Yeah. He's just, I just don't like his movies that much. Yeah, he said. Brick Ryan, if you're listening,

I really did like Brick I. Haven't seen I, I I I still hate you for what you did to Luke. He means so Mark Hamill. And him because he had to watch you. Yes. Yeah. Do that to Luke. Now Luke refers to himself in the third person. Like Donald Trump strangely now. So that's Anaconda and. Foreign Ash, and then the last movie I watched was Snatches. Snatches. Yeah, I've heard. Yeah, I don't know. I. Forgot to look it up I.

Don't I? Don't I? When you said it. You just come. In Oh, it's an Australian movie. Yes. And it's got based off the book and I'm going, oh, after the movie I want to read the book. And then I realized, no, it's based off it's inspired by the 1888 book The Body Statues. Oh, this isn't very. Loosely inspired. This is an older movie. Yeah. It's like. No, this is this year 202520251 and. Oh yeah, it's a different movie.

All I can say without ruining is basically two guys, they're having money problems, they sneak a body out of the hospital, they're going to cut her up to sell her organs and she wakes up. And that's all I can really say without ruining the movie. But. But it's good. I found it great. You're right, Matt. It's a 2019 film that comes up when you then you can. Actually watch it right now for free online. Plus I found out it's already on streaming in Australia. I think they did a limited

cinema run or something right? OK. OK, bookmarking this all right, This looks all right. Written, directed and starring someone called Craig. Craig Alexander. I'm gonna say Craig Anderson. Craig Alexander. For for a second, when I was sitting there, I was going hold on, Craig, he said that, that Craig No, no, it's Alexander or not. Yeah, I mean, this type of movie, it definitely could have been. Really, when I was watching it, I could have seen him doing this.

I'm trying to think of. I'll sort of scroll through and see if I know anybody really interesting. That's what I was just doing too. Like do I know anybody who worked on this? I'm going that's probably not A and I don't think it would have cost a lot to make it looks like it's like a two locations really. Yeah, it looks very nice, Like there's stills it looks, yes. Well shot. Well, no, that that's that's my big recommendation from. What I There's only eight people listed in the cast.

Are they more people? It looks like a movie. Or is it just very small? It's very small. The look of it reminds me of The Autopsy of Jane Doe, which is a fucking excellent movie. Oh. That is a good movie. That was that was one of those sleeper hits, Yeah. Basically, there's a scene in when they're in the hospital where there's lots of people, but then for the rest of the movie it's just three of them. Yeah, right. OK. I will be watching this. This looks right up my alley.

OK. Thank you. That's that's and I'm actually recommending a movie and it really made me read a book until I found out it was just. You could still read body statues. That's Robert Louis Stevenson, right? Yes. Go on, fucking read it. He's a great writer. I think I have read it, yeah, like many years ago when I used to read like, but no, the story that old the story was based on like if it was a bit closer, I probably would have read the book.

Yeah. Right. Yeah, that's very, very different, Very different from the book, but definitely worth a watch. I will. Did. You see the trailer for the Odyssey before anything. No. 2 Movies OK. It's online trailer for Toys today. Oh. Yeah. Yeah, we can definitely talk about that, especially since my Christmas present this year was this little golden book of, oh, look at that, Steven Spielberg.

That's very cool. This might be the first Spielberg movie I've liked in a while. We haven't seen it yet, but we'll see. Yeah. I mean. It looks fucking great. I'll I'll say I'm all in. I am all in if this is what I think it is. Yeah, well, it's sort of hard to work out what it is. Is it aliens? Is it God? Is it? Maybe it's a bit of both. Yeah, I did not know this was coming.

I didn't. I was like, well, I did not know Steven Spielberg was currently directing into the. I thought the Fable woman was like his. I thought he was like going, you know, piercing out after that for some. Reason I disliked the Fablemans so much that I ended up just skipping through and watching only the sequences where he was making a movie because they were very interesting. The movies he was making as a kid were very interesting. Yeah, the stuff about like, oh God, my mum's sexy, like all that and like could do without.

Everyone is this idiot. Yeah, and Ready Player 1. That's. Not great, it's not. Great. Well, the the thing that also I know about really like. About it yeah. Bits. Yeah, there, there was no. Thing that really got me is he sort of lost touch with what's what people are watching now. You've got this very science fiction movie, but you don't have like a big credit sequence or anything that's sort of thrown in there because that's not what he does. That's not that's not I.

Don't care about that. No, but that just appeared very good that and that just made me feel that he's lost touch with what the audience look at. That. What can even Schindler's List is in here. Fucking hell, that's a movie. Fucking hell. I watched Jurassic Park about two weeks ago because. Did you say Jurassic? Park. Jurassic Park. Yeah. I don't know why. I don't know why I said it like that, but that's a great fucking movie.

That's all I'm gonna say about yeah. Jurassic Park? Yeah, absolutely. I don't know, there's movies I like, like Jurassic Park, and then there's other movies I think are horrible, like close Encounters. No close encounters. Great. Some of the Indiana Joneses. Well, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Up to sorry. See, I don't even think about it. Yes, the the yeah, the three Indiana Jones movies that he made. Back in the Haiti's.

Oh, 70s and 80s, yeah, and. 80s are very yeah no, no, no. First one is 1980 and the last one I think is 19910. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, you're right. 80s and 90s, yeah. Spielberg's fucking the bomb. And I like, I love watching, trying to think of, you know, obviously tons of video essays on YouTube about his film making and stuff like that. And it's always so interesting because he did used to do so many cool things that we take for granted now too. And like, there's that one, just there's one that's all about, it's actually mostly about

Raiders of the Lost Ark and just about the this is staging of scenes and how information dense they are. Like people are doing things that tells you things in the back. And it's just like, yeah, it's very, it's good. And then I I just stopped doing that stuff. Yeah, I think. You just sort of. Lost. But then again, then there's just Munich and War of the Worlds came out the same year. Oh yeah, what a year. You know, Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can.

They came out the same year. Yeah. Yeah, there's a 12 hour long. In the craft mall. Maybe now he's kind. Of like, yeah, but don't forget also there was as many misses as hits early on like he made. I'm just gonna I'm gonna get the the timing right so I'm gonna look here. So dual obviously 1971, then a bunch of TV movies and Jaws in 75. Close Encounters 77. The episode of Columbo. Yeah, that was before then. 71, same year as dual, but then he went and made 1941, which was an absolute flop.

Oh. Yeah. Right. Then followed that up with Raiders. Followed that up with ET. Yep. Yep. Then another Indiana Jones. Then he did a whole bunch of TV. Then he did The Color Purple. That's right. Yeah, The Empire of the Sun. Then another Jenna Jones, then a movie called Always which I have seen and basically forgot, then Hawk which I still think is really good but he fucking hates it. I've read it's an article the

other day about how I was like, why did we said something about why did we let kids watch Hawk? And I never read it because I was like, I don't want to hear bad things about Hawk. I yeah, I did read that. I saw that exact one too. Yeah. Just that it's it's really grim. It's it's it's actually really quite grim when you, when you think about it as a kid. Yeah. That's what movies in the 80s were. They were just fucking dark adventures. Yeah. Yeah.

It was the we were tough enough to watch those. Yeah, like. That blurry episode. Yeah, that's right. Your mums mean like seats were. High mums were mean in the 80s. Yeah, at the time, mums could be mean. She's whacking him with the thong and blue. Yeah. You're like, he's like, how's the 80s? It's fine, yeah. That's so true. I love that episode. I love it. You mentioned the Odyssey very briefly, yes.

And I just want to say a couple of things about that. Number one, yes, I'm all in. I'm. All in, yeah. Looks great. Actually. I thought Matt Damon was an odd choice for Odysseus. Assuming he's an Odysseus, He is, yeah. And he's in several Christopher Nolan movies, but he's always a supporting role. And I know he's been the lead in many, many films, but for some reason him as the lead in a Christopher Nolan movie doesn't seem right, but I trust Nolan. Was like a surprise appearance

in Interstellar at 1st and then and they hid that. I don't know why they hid that, but anyway, whatever that was. Just, oh man, that paid off for me when I was in the cinema. And then he pulls off that helmet and it's Matt fucking Damon. Yeah, that's fair. Yeah, it's just. But it wasn't like, it's not like he's a recurring character or anything. He didn't have the no, he just had the. Payoff of his no meaning. He was a celebrity that you're familiar with. Yeah, that's right.

Yeah. It's just funny that they went to the effort to hide it. Yeah, this looks great. I mean, doesn't tell you a lot. I mean, we know what the story is. It's the story of the Odyssey. Yeah, it looks incredible. I. Mean, yeah. And I wonder how this trailer doesn't really give it away. I wonder how deep into the mythology they're going to lean. Is there going to be magic? At least a fair bit into it because I've read about. All right, things that are filming great, like.

Creatures and whatnot. Yes, yeah, there's, there's a bit of if, if those who don't know, there's some supernatural stuff. Yeah, and apparently it's in there. So basically there's context. There's the Iliad, which comes first, which is about the Trojan War, and then there's the Odyssey, which comes second, which is about the voyage back. And I found out recently, you know, the the Trojan horse, the big, big wooden horse and Greeks bearing gifts. Not in the Iliad, not in the Iliad stops before the end of the war and then the Odyssey

picks up on their way home. That fucking horse is only in the Aeneid, one other book about the Trojan War. Everyone just like combines them in their mind. Sure. Yeah, because the story of Troy. Totally different story. Thing I don't I don't think people who would know what where it came from because I just think we might. The rest the rest is history where they're talking about is is there a Troy or was there a Troy? And the answer is we actually don't know. Yeah, maybe.

And maybe in some form, but definitely not in the way that it says in the books. No, no, no. Well, so that leaves a little bit to People are already arguing about the Odyssey trailer because they're saying, you know, it's not historically accurate. Some of the stuff been a lot anachronistic or whatever, like it's wouldn't have looked like that would have been like that. And then but then other people are like you. But the book isn't. The story is not it was. And I think what a lot of people.

Rated things from his time in the story that he was telling about the past. Yes, it's it's a myth even at its time and I think people assume that it's set in ancient Greece but it isn't. It was written in the Greek dark ages before the classical period, and even when it was written it was about the deep Mycenaean past like. So it was, but it contained modern to them things that didn't make sense then. So yeah. Like if you read Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, you can't go, well, that's not historically accurate to Julius Caesar.

It's like, no, but it is historically accurate to William Shakespeare's. Times Caesar didn't talk like that. Yeah. Yeah. So it's kind of a pointless debate in a way. Also it's not a documentary mate, it's a movie. Yeah, yeah, it's not. It's not historical text. I saw a great meme. It was somebody put the tweet by someone who had made their own sketches over it. He's like, this is what Agamemnon looks like in the film.

This is what he should look like and somebody's written. Well then, we're lucky that this is being made by Christopher Nolan and not some geek on the Internet. Because Agamemnon looks fucking sick. Yeah, he. Looks fucking great and it's the fucking hard ass dude from from the the Bomb movie. The the bomb or Bond? Bomb the what's it called Oppenheimer? Reminded me it's. His mate. Bomb movie. Got it, Got it. The bomb movie.

Yeah, now I'm with you. I'm too old to be able to conjure names of things. I watch something, I'm going to put it in there. Yeah, no, this looks fucking great. And like I said, I don't care about historical accuracy because it's not a true story. It's not a documentary. It's it's, it's a movie. It's entertainment. And if you had read this book. Cyclops. To anyone in ancient Greece and said, do you think this is true? They'd look at you and go, no idiot, it's a fucking story. Yeah.

Also, do you think that this is real? No, Graham, it's not. That's right. Plato is just trying to teach us stuff and we don't want to hear it. So he's gonna make. Me irrelevant. He's trying to make it interesting, yeah. Cool. I mean, now that you've watched something. Now that you've put this in there, I want to, I want to know about Goldeneye. Yeah, I watched Goldeneye. I've done some up to Pierce Brosnan.

I've got thoughts because it's been a long time since I watched Goldeneye. I realized that when I put it on. This movie is amazing. Fucking excellent. It's fucking excellent. Good, good. It is, however, so 90s, yeah. I was like, it was like I was bathing in my teenage years and all that. That first scene after the the teaser sequence where they're where they're racing and there's that bum. But yes, bum bum, bum music. And it's like, what am I watching?

And and it's like it's the James Bond theme, but done No, and but it's got that. Even the opening sequence has that thing. This is just so 90s to me because con air, I think sounds like this. They all sound like this where it's like. Yeah, yeah. Like hollow. Yeah, yeah, Like, boom. Like weird industrial sounds and stuff. And I'm just like, oh fuck yes, yeah, this is good. And it's such a because the Dalton ones are incredibly 80s. Right.

In, in in the same way. So I think I I might have said before, because I do love the Connery ones. I liked the Roger Moore ones more than I thought I was going to because I always remember them being cheesy and stuff, though they're good. And he's Roger Moore is fucking pretty creepy as a womanizing borderline breakfast. I'd say borderline, but the Dalton and the Brosnan ones are pretty fucking good, I gotta say. Right. Yeah. So far anyway. Yeah.

Have you? Yeah. Have you, Have you? Have you only gone up to colonize? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've. Got some news for you? Yeah, I think, Well, we'll see. No, because maybe in context. No, not die another day. Tomorrow never dies. I think he's. I remember being pretty good. One of them is quite good. But the world is not enough. I've never seen that in the movies. And even that's and it had Denise Richards in it, which I was.

Quite excited, man, yeah. And I still thought that was a bit shit. That's the one. That's basically Rupert Murdoch is the villain, right? No, that's that's Torre never dies. That's he's on the submarine or whatever and he's got, I got. It's the next one, right? I haven't watched it again yet, but I remember that one being all right. It's the guy from Brazil. Yes, that actor. Pryce, Jeremy Pryce, Jonathan Pryce, Jonathan Pryce. He's good anyway. Golden.

I love it. Sean Bean love it. Right as 006. Yes, Alexi. Yeah. And he had that whole opening sequence. It didn't give it give it away that he's got a Russian name. I mean spoilers. He calls him Alex. He calls him. All right, Yeah, OK. Yeah, He just calls him Alex. And then, yeah, the plot of it, I didn't recall. The plot of it is a little bit like, so he was like a Cossack and he moved to England or whatever.

And it's. I was never quite. I'm probably wasn't paying enough attention because I was too busy enjoying the vibe of it. Yeah, but I was so remember thinking, I don't really understand why he's suddenly so they were like friends, friends, friends, and now he's like fucking die like. And not just England, but you specifically James. Yeah, I can hate. You James Bond? Yeah, I never quite got this time. Like why does he become such a cunt?

Anyway, good movie from memory and directed by the same director as Casino Royale. Come back first Casino Royale which I think is amazing. Also a. Great game, yes? Great game and good. Action and one of my favorite Bond cars, although he only drives it for one second. The BMW. The Z3, yeah. Yeah, he also drives the the DB5 in this at the start when he's racing the Ferrari, he's driving the Sean Connery in DB5, which is I think the first time, the first time they again after. And now, now everyone just knows

that as James Bond's car. Yeah, which is funny because only Connery drove it up until then. And then Connery only drove it in Goldfinger too. Wasn't it like it? It didn't just happen in every movie. Thunderball as well. Yeah, it's in two. Thunderball had the big jets that shoot water out the back and it was only in the opening scene, I think in. Maybe he drives it a bit more later, but Goldeneye was the that yes, Goldfinger was the one he was mainly in. But anyway, I forgot that Pierce

Brosnan drove it at all. I was thinking it was Connery and then and it got brought back for. Because all the Connery ones, they're sponsored not by Aston Martin but by BMW, and I think BMW told them What Car to use for each one too. Because I think in the next one it's just a family saloon. He's got like an M3 or something. Yeah, I don't even know if it's an M3. I think yeah, it's like it's like a four door. Yeah, Yes, I think it's yeah. What do we want to really market this year?

Yeah. Yeah. The one that he controls with this phone, He's Nokia, yes. That's right, yeah. Bring back the Nokia. Which is, OK, So you're going to push those brands. I mean, BMW is a luxury brand, but not in the James Bond sense. Like, like when you look at Daniel Craig, he's got the Aston Martin back, He's wearing Omega watches. He's like, it's just like. Yeah, but even though Omega shit, Omega's not Rolex or particularly like there's there's there's better watches he could have on Yeah, but like

it's shows that he's. Casio for a but for a long time, which I I loved seeing that. That's amazing it. Hadn't occurred to me James Bond's wearing a fucking Casio digital watch. You should technology collect all of the Cassio James Bond watchers. That's an attainable collection. Yeah, that. Is. Yeah, not going to. Not doing the amazing. But then just stop. Yeah, exactly. Or the yeah, the Connery, definitely. He had like submariners, I

think, throughout the different movies, and I can't afford that. And I bet you got to keep him at the end. Probably. Yeah, Probably did. That'd be one of those things that's in his contract, like with any of because I know sometimes I have contracts like I, I get to keep the wardrobe and stuff like that. Keep the watch and I get to keep her. Mate, I did, I did a one day shoot with can I say I better not say with an Australian former what's what's the rapist? No, no, no, no, no. Wasn't a not a rapist.

Do you remember that period in the 90s and 2000s where ethnic comedy was really, really in? Yeah, one of those guys. Yeah, one of those guys. I won't say which one, but one of the. One of the top three guys. One of those guys, Vince. Colosimo. It was Vince Colosimo. So we had Vince Colosimo for a one day shoot and he said on 2 provisos 1 I only wear Armani and two, I get to keep whatever I wear. If I put something on it's mind. So we had to buy him an Armani suit, feature that in the ad and let him take it home.

The. Reason why I even know this is from watching a commentary on More Rats, because they got yeah, Doherty on that and that was a big get for them. And in one of the jackets and she was wearing Smith. Oh, God, yeah. Can speak. Can just a plain black jet. Can we get a star put on the back of that? And then they did, the star came back. And then someone came up and went, can you not make any more changes to the clothes? Because she's picked them out and she gets to, she wants to.

Keep them so and that was part of her. That was part of her contract. That's how they got her to be on it. Like going like that, buy you clothes that you want and you can keep. And it was like, yeah, so don't make any more alterations without checking with us first. That's funny. Interesting. Oh, Shannen Doherty in that movie was beautiful. But. And she was. Almost literally a Comic Con. Even though years ago, even though it had Ben Affleck in it,

Shannon Doherty was the big get. It did have Ben. Affleck, yeah. Well, he, Ben Affleck was. I didn't even know who he was back then. No. He was the guy with the stinky hand. No, no he wasn't. He gets stink. No, he was the guy who put girls in a very. Girls in a very uncomfortable, very uncomfortable position. Yeah, like the back of a Volkswagen. I haven't watched that in a long time. I thought he got stink pumped

but no he. Doesn't. Oh, he did get stink pumped. No, didn't he? Michael Rucker. No. Oh. Fuck, he's in it too, isn't he? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, You're calm or what? Jesus, man, there's some things you just don't talk about in public. Let's put that back on the list. I want to watch that again. It's been so long. It's a Silver chair song in that movie. Yeah, what are you doing? There was a scene in it that

probably it was very good that got cut. There was meant to be a scene where Jay accidentally comes on Shannon Doherty. So it turns out that both kept silent Bob and Jay's character. I think it's just Jay, Jay. Jay Simon. Bob, you've heard of them. Jay Simon. Bob Yeah, I just, they sneak. Into change Jason to see her change. And yeah, right. The shooter went, no, you can't do it. But then are you later? Like there's some that Mary comes out when she gets it.

And I think, I think it's a little bit different. Yeah, yeah, he, they, he doesn't ejaculate onto Mary. She takes it out of his hair. Yeah, if if sexual assault, yeah, yeah. Yes. Yeah, I mean, there is a lot of borderline sexual assault in more rats from memory, but they. Could have been more. Yeah, they could. He could have been more by the sounds of it. It's just the IT was bad again. Yeah, look, I, I consumed some media this week, but it's, it's irrelevant what it was. But I just wanted to bring it up

because look, I'll know you'll hate this. And Matt, I don't know what you think about it. And I actually don't know what I think about it either. I I downloaded an audio book on Audible as I do very often. And at the start the narration said the following audio book will be read by AI. And so that's a thing now that started. I don't like it. If they hadn't told me, I don't think I would have noticed. It's that it's, it doesn't sound like the old like voices. You are listening to our voice. It's not that it's a nonfiction,

right? So it's it's just very, it's just very dry commentary anyway, so. Yeah, right. Read by AI. I mean that's that is how it's going to be. Exactly a way to keep the costs. Down, isn't it? Yeah, Yeah. Cheaper because I. Don't think the margins on audio books are that good, especially on Audible. And and I know what it costs to hire recording studio time by the hour and like do. You think that they'd own their recording studios, wouldn't

they? I don't know, Amazon, surely they've got a studio. Yeah, but like, but you've got to be where the like is there like a Hollywood audio? Book it must take days to do oh it. Definitely does, yeah. Yeah, because you've got to just keep saying it until you say it the right way. Right. Yeah, and there's a director and like. Engineer. It's also going to take the longer under listening back to make sure it is. Correct reading.

What? Yeah. Especially and stop spinning off. But longer because you'd still have to listen to somebody saying it in the first place. Like I guess somebody think it must. Be very time consuming to produce one of these I think with humans and still with AI. Yeah, I think it would still be a little bit longer to listen back because you got to because it's just going to spit the entire thing out or unless you're doing it in segments, whereas if you're doing it with a person.

That's true. There's no, there's no live listening. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I mean, Yeah, yeah. So you can immediately give feedback, whereas with this, you've got to go over it. Yeah. But still. Yeah, the amount of times you'll be going in just typing something phonetically to try to get them to say a name, right. I mean, honestly, I think one of the worst trends I feel, you know, sorry if you're an author, but I think one of the worst trends in recent years has been

the authors reading their own audio books because it means they get paid more. But sorry. Don't do it. Get an act. Doing that, Get an act. Some of you need to not do that because I turn it off sometimes because I'm like, did you mean it to be read that way when you wrote it? Because I don't think you did. But why I? Will even go as far as saying there's there's actors and then there's good audio book narrators and they're not all the same. Because I listen to David

Duchovny read his own novel, right? And I'm like, I love you as an actor, and actually your book's pretty good, but you should have gotten someone else to read this. Yeah, yeah, I was at first disappointed. I got Arnold's autobiography on Audible and at first I was like, oh, he only reads the 1st chapter. But then after listening to 1 chapter I was like it's for the best because you know I love Arnie's voice but I don't want to hear him read a whole book. No, and he knows. That for A1 liner he's good.

For an introduction. He read the first chapter and it was good. Yeah. Felt very authentic. And then and then someone else who? Has A and not even no one doing an Arnie impersonation, just an American actor. Just did the rest. Yes, someone who has a pleasing book, a pleasing voice, read me the book, read me the rest of the book. And that's, that's what I want. Yeah, like I said, some some authors, I'm like, I'm like, I understand you get a paycheck, double paycheck almost.

Yeah. And I'm sure it's not quite like that, but I understand why you would want to maybe do it. As a whole thing too, I don't know because the ones that the ones that do a good job. Paycheck because it probably would if it gets bad reviews. Because they get loyalties. From of the recording. I believe my understanding is you're probably right. It is a way to get OK, get money that you wouldn't have otherwise got because that's I don't understand why they would do it otherwise. On the audio version, wouldn't it?

That would, But the good sales, the good would. Neil Gaiman, for example. And I know it's not cool to like Neil Gaiman. No, no, but he. Could read me reading audio but I don't want to hear anyone else reading Neil Gaiman to me but Neil Gaiman. British people, I think, get away there. I listen to the audio book of Helen Lewis's new book about genius, and I could listen to her read books all day because but she's. Also Roll Dull reads his own audio books, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and stuff and

they're amazing. So I guess the if you're not British. Just don't. Yeah. Maybe it's just if you're not British, yeah. I couldn't listen. I'd turn Matthew Mcconaughey's off, right? I like Matthew McConaughey. I don't want to hear him read me a book. Yeah, especially the book he wrote, which I questioned the authenticity of some of the stories. I'm like that didn't. And I was most beautiful boy in South Carolina.

Then my dad beat me in the face until I was unconscious and then and then I'm like, I don't want to hear about it. And I looked up at him and I said, Dad, where's the love? Just give me love. And if you want to send me money, you can send it to this. Where did he become a con artist? Yeah, well, you know, he's got another book now that's just poetry and thoughts. I mean, that's fine. It's just, it's the, it's the motivational speaking, con artistry thing that. Yeah, the guru. The guru stuff.

Yeah, anyway, I reckon that came from the ads he used to do for he's just because. Remember the ads he used to read for Scotch whiskeys and stuff? Oh yeah, I need to take Lincoln automobiles. Yeah, it's like that. I like, I think it's that sort of thought that sort of led him into that, right? I keep just talking like that and I can sell that. I. Don't know man, to me he's just interstellar now. John, Andy, Stella. He's a great actor. He should have. Just why is he doing this stuff?

That makes me not like him. Stop it. Like but I didn't use you to. Literally a grifter. Now, Luke, in case you don't know, he has like, you know those courses where he's like, oh man, we happiness. Just you just gotta send money in and we'll send you the the the. Stuff happiness. Happy. Yeah, exactly. It's like one of those telemarketry scam kind of weird things. I might be misrepresenting it slightly. But it is I.

Hope not as far as I'm afraid. A scam. Yeah, I don't like those, those people that you see on like if you you do our course, I'll make you an hour. For us, it's a course that's probably a better. Yeah, seeing it's a course is probably a better way to not get sued. Thank you, Luke. Yes the course is still a scam I believe from the ones I've seen. I think it is. Yeah, I mean, all the courses I've signed up to have definitely been scams, so we'll. See, I mean, it's one of those things.

It's like that Derren Brown episode with the ghost hunting guy if it is a scam. But if you believe in ghosts and he believes in ghosts and it both makes you feel good. Yeah. Who am I to? You just scamming each other. So if Matthew Mcconaughey's making people happy, fine, I guess I just. Don't like it. I have seen some of these ones we go like as full money back guarantee if this doesn't work for you but. Define. That, yeah. To do that, you so you have to

follow every single single little step which. Or you can't say that you did it. Yeah. Did it. And even if you did it all, still don't. Just you're wrong man. You just did it wrong. Yeah, you should. Yeah, you should. It's got to be Matthew McConaughey. I saw a great meme the other day. It was just a picture of Henry Cavill and it just said just ask her out. It always works for me.

I could love Henry Cavill. Yeah, he's the best. If it if it ever gets revealed that Henry Cavill is some sort of con artist, I'm going to be so sad because he's one of us as far as I I feel like. He's just the most handsome nerd ever been. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, he obviously he's he's the the alpha, but yes, he. He's our king. We'll bow to him. Yeah. He's our king. Like Warhammer? Yep, building APC on fucking stream. You're doing it wrong and not

caring. He's just like I'm just. Yeah, he's not. He's not. It's not performative. He's just like if anyone was to watch me build. It how the fuck do I put this he paste on mate and like he's just he's just real. Yeah, yeah, just shouldn't be in movies. Speaking of building things, I'll just quickly throw this in. Fucking Admiral Thrawn and Urso, fucking architect of the Death Star brothers in real life, the Mickelsons. Yes. Build a Lego Death Star together

at Christmas this year. That's great. Yeah, someone gifted 1 to whichever the younger brother is the Thrawn brother. And Matt, he said. I'll fucking come over and help you with that. I would love to get this, yeah, like 4000 pieces. It's a be an amazing build. Would you build it with the Mickelsons? Yeah, they've already done it. I think they'd be a bit over it now. I don't know if they I would. They might be fun to hang out with. I don't know, they might be a

bit serious. No, I don't think Maz Mccosen's serious. No, probably not. I've only seen Maz Mccosen is very serious, like he's a chief. He's like, yeah, you're imagining Le Chief or maybe the the we're. Doing yeah building the Lego and he's like he's bleeding in the eye I. Assume Yeah, it's nothing sinister. See, see. Now, do you see a piece that's two by three? Yeah, take a seat in the stool that I've cut the yeah seat. The fucking hell.

It's not my throne though. Not my throne. It's not my granddad, Wolf. It seems OK though. I've seen him in a few, you know, Danish crime movies. He was. He was in the killing. He's very good in The Witcher, didn't he? He Oh yes, yes he is. I want to mention something, if I may. I won't go on about too much, but I do really, really want to encourage people to play Dune Awakening. Oh yes, because the Steam sale was on. I've got G Force now and I saw

that I could play on that. And I was like, it was 30 bucks. And I was like, I really want to play that. When's the console release? It's fucking mid 2026. And I was like, I don't want to wait, fuck it. So I bought it. It is excellent, OK. OK. I love it. It's kernel exiles but more refined in my opinion and it feels like basically a single player game, but I'm aware that there are other people around building bases also, but I don't have to interact with them. Yeah, right.

But you're playing it on a on a public server. Yeah, playing it on the the the North American server called Arakis because I was like, I'm picking that one. Yeah, of course. Why wouldn't you? Have you seen some people? Play and it does look amazing. Yeah, it's not going to run on my PC. But when it comes out on Xbox. Yeah, yeah, when it comes out, I think, I honestly, I think, I think this is a game we call. It's just so it's fucking it's, it's just what you think. It's like you're in the fucking desert and then there's like

blocks of rock and you've got to do quests and there's like scavengers and you shoot people and stuff like that. And then sometimes you've got to get from 1 block of rock to the other one. You've got to run across the sand. And then this little noise meter comes up and then our fucking sand work comes. I was playing it. Without rhythm. My daughter was like, oh, I want to watch. So I was like, OK, I could try and do some non violent things while she's watching and that. And then she was getting into

it. She was like, don't go on the sand, Dad, don't go on the sand. The worms coming. And then at one point I'm like running across and I the meter starts to go red and then you hit and because the music and it's great too. Oh yeah. So like you're running across the sand and then when the when you're making too much noise or whatever, the music starts to go and and she's like grabs my arm and then this fucking sand worm comes up out of the sand. And then she was like and then she goes. I finally got to see one did it.

Kill you. No, no, no, I haven't been eaten by a worm yet. That's the So if you die, you respawn with all your stuff, unless a sand worm eats you and then you respawn without all your stuff, right? So you got to watch it fuck you today, but not. Look looking at this it looks like a much bigger and much well-rounded welding. What Conan was. Not saying Conan was bad, I'm just saying he has learnt a lot from YEAH. Conan, it's really fun in a way that Conan was sometimes not fun.

You know, like Conan could get tedious at times where you're running back and forth and that kind of stuff. You do have to run around in this, but so far it's fun at all times doing that. And the other thing story wise I thought was cool. It's narrated at the start by Paula Tradies, and he says, this is a version of the world that I've seen. I'm not in it. My parents had a daughter, Lady Jessica finished her training. She was able to detect the plot against them. They won the battle of Arakin and the Fremen were wiped out by

their cytokine. Like, it's just the world is just different in in cool ways that make it so that they don't have to stick to the world of the books. They can do their own thing that makes it more fitting for kind of the story they want to tell. So I was like, oh, that's cool. I. Will wait for Xbox. So because I can't play, as you know, I can't play a game without achievements, unfortunately. That's fine, it will come out eventually. I just really wanted to say yes, it's.

Great. It's really. Good. Looks amazing. Yeah, I'm all in. Yeah, I've got to wait for Xbox, my PC, and I'm going to run this. But yeah, I'll be there. I'll be there when this comes out. Sweet love it. We're going to go to the after party now, and I just want to tease a little annual tradition. We did it last year. I don't know if we did it before then, but we're going to do it in the after party this year, which is I'm going to tell you

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