In the last of our "lost" episodes, we cut about 20 minutes of off topic chatter and it's still extremely off topic. The classic RFVV way. https://t.co/bFptqTNMNb
Don't let your disappointment in the casting distract you from being disappointed that the director is Doug Liman. The "elevator in an outhouse" line is going to take 7 minutes to deliver so Emmett can gesture erratically.
@TVsBrent Uggghhhh Doug Liman directing. Gonna turn it into wink-nudge self-congratulatory constant lampshade bullshit. Watch, he'll get like Jimmy Fallon or some shit to play Brad Wesley.
Much like the movie discussed in it, this episode is suspiciously light on substance* despite a relatively short running time.
*that isn't about Road House or where Crispin Glover jacks off
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That is not a realistic task in the amount of June remaining, so you'll all get to enjoy a double dip July instead. Apologies for the wait, use the time to bone up on the upcoming Nathan's Famous Hotdog Eating Contest.
Whoever had 16 in the pool for first late episode of the new run of our show wins (no one wins, you all had a lower number). The episode is done, but Ryan moved house and the machine it was recorded on is acting up in a way more stuff will have to be unpacked in order to access.
My quarantine jail expiry day was today (and I'm fine, for the record, get your damn shots they do their job). Came right down to the wire to get the dude over here and restore my ability to upload the damn thing. So appreciate this one a little extra, will you?
We acted like smarty pantses for a bit and unpacked the surprising (to us) literariness of The Matrix. Also there are references to a bunch of shitty 311 songs and at least one pun about cum https://t.co/Yjfw3SVyjX
But before they could send a tech out to figure out what happened to my line, I caught the plague (seems to be a friend's kid's fault... kids these days with their Tik Tok and their infectious disease) and had to cancel the appointment so as not to spread it to the tech.
If you've been keeping up. You may have guessed our robots series would eventually cover the Terminator franchise. You might not have guessed we'd jump straight to the third movie though. https://t.co/KDX3O5Y9fb
This month we tried something different and discussed action movie portrayals of police violence through the lens of 1987's Robocop. The artistically brave recut of the Murphy death scene we discuss can be viewed here. https://t.co/sk4iv8EfRJ
Oh, you thought February being a stupid fake month without enough days in it was going to stop us from putting out an episode this month? Well you were wrong. https://t.co/bs1kChGGik
We cooked our Blade Runner episode from 2016 low and slow and it's finally ready to serve. It includes 14 minutes of discussion on whether androids take a BM when they die. https://t.co/l62wuI9IRz
Did you know today was the anniversary of something truly magical? On December 12, 2012, a man with a machete fought a man with a chain in front of a burning tow truck in the DC suburbs. https://t.co/uMyIaJTlzT