Truly...a "gray man" Lol

I'll check them out. I hated the movie. Very generic.

@@christopherkaine730 same here. I didn’t hate it but it was so cookie cutter. Forgot it the next day.

Ordered the first one.

Aint that right, i liked the movie, a lot actually, but im already into the 3rd book after about a week of starting the first one, cant put it down. I would never have known theres a book series without Jre.

Pinki bon khanki maghi

Um... no. He got paid and more people bought his book. That's why he came to terms of it. But "different mediums" doesn't excuse the hipster take that all movies outside of Oscar Bait have to be now. And that means that there is a cultural mandate thanks to hipsters that every other character is a snarky wannabe comedian throwing one liners all the time. There was a time when action movies can be made that took themselves seriously. Now everything has to be like a MCU movie with annoying character cracking corny one liners all the time which is horrible especially since those MCU movies ignore the serious tone of the original Marvel comic books to make everything into practically a parody of itself.

@@DaRunningMan there are quite a few serious films like that made in other countries

@@DaRunningMan calm down dude, the marvel movies are going to die out once china milks everything they can out of them... focus on making your own film to change the future for the better, I know I am... even if I'm just one person eating shit with a camera.

@@DaRunningMan I think this is a bit harsh personally, but I get what you mean. Matt Damon gave a great answer in like a piece that GQ or smthn like that did where he said, Movies have to do this now because of the money. Paraphrasing his words, but a movie like Good Will Hunting or Behind the Candelabra being profitable in today’s market is fiction. You have to appeal to the lowest common denominators and loudest communities to gain viewers even if 80% of those viewers hate it. They still get paid no matter what the audience thinks, as long as they see it. And unfortunately, its a trend now to go see movies in order to join the hate online. I think it is nonsense, but from a purely financial perspective, it usually makes sense.

@@noahp6886 when people find these contents. They're going to be like what. Then you realize nobody reads comments I mean I surely don't I just leave them all the time That's what leaders do cute up cue it up q

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@@TheJoeRogan_ 10/4 good buddy

Great books love them well written

@@bobbyscott420 *Woah Woe is a form of sorrow or grief.

@@Eidolon1andOnly *Whoa “Whoa is the much older spelling and is the one considered standard. Woah is a newer, alternate spelling that is often considered to be nonstandard or informal.”

@@christopherrefusal4843 An informal spelling would be more adequate given the context, and although not "standard" it is still recognized as an alternate spelling, and not too dissimilar from how American English and British spellings differ.

Agreed!! I’m a huge Sanderson fan myself. At the very least, Joe could interview him about the Kickstarter, where he set the record.

Joe would have absolutely zero interest in having him on, and it's unfortunate. His interests just don't align with anything Sanderson, plus Joe doesn't really read books he only listens to audiobooks these days. Basically it'll never happen

Sanderson has released, for free on his KZfaq, an entire semester of creative writing lessons that he gave at a university.

@@cloudbloom Unfortunately you’re probably correct.

Holy shit yes

The Martian is one of those rare films that is significantly better than the book, I did not love that writing style one bit

@@VinnyRidgeMedia good thing I never saw the movie, I keep trying to get around to it hahaha. Read the book and thought it was alright, great concept. But it was definitely one of those stories where the narrator simply put himself in the main characters shoes and called it day.

@@VinnyRidgeMedia One detail much better in the movie was the Mindy character. In the book she is like this fragile flower and in the movie she is like this normal woman that you could have gone to school with. It made much more sense since she does have an important job at NASA.

I liked that the movie ends with Mark back on Earth. We didn't get that in the book. After everything he went through, you gotta have that.

@@MakerInMotion he gets rescued though, did you want to see him live his life a bit?

Rubbish movie

It's a great series!!

everything about this movie sucks. waste of money and talent

@@AJ-xi4hb You're PFP is jerrad letto...

@@Joefrogigolo nope, thats Mr Wallace

Orphan X is a close second as far as book series

I'll watch a Zack Hightower/Goon squad spinoff

​@@HighValueTargetRacingthanks, 👍🏿 m gonna check this out

The Man From Nowhere is like if Taken was more like Oldboy - in a good way. Fantastic movie.

I believe that movie inspired John Wick

Every Korean movie has to have sad / fked up endings

Great movie.

@@JayTheDodo my brotha, you missed the mark on this one lol. Re read the comment and think - "choreography done in a realistic way." Choreographed meaning it's obviously fake, however there are no wired 540° kicks. When the main character is fighting multiple attackers, the attackers dont just wait their turn to get one touched. The main character gets fucked up multiple times, both shot and stabbed. Nobody said it was "real", just choreographed in a more realistic way than it's modern theatrical action focused counterparts.

I second this

@@ETAisNOW thank you. I just want to reach Joe since I am legitimately trying to start a podcast with an American friend about my own military experience, how to apply first aid and general aid and combat medicine and general war politics and politics in general. If you would I'd appreciate if you'd spread the word. I'm a man who identifies internally as a woman and is a true feminist and a general mens rights activist who praises Roma army and the comment section who you should look up if you haven't heard of or seen before. I as a veteran of Syria fighting for the 96th reconnaissance brigade under command of Yuri klimanov from 2017-2019 i want to spread more awareness of what truly goes on in the russian army, the consequences of our actions in Syria, the natural disasters happening in Syria currently and the terrorist cells growing in Syria especially el raqqah and Al babh. Thank you for even commenting Nd thank you whether you spread this or not. Må du leva länge och bra och bli välkomnad till Valhall translates from Swedish as may you live long and well and may you be welcomed to Valhalla.

Is he paying you?

That's a weird thing to say about a clip about the gray man movie.

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What's a stagnant radar? :)

@@jeroeng1025 ummm I was trying to be creative with my opinion of -status quo & the failure to openly embrace anything that isn’t in-line with convention or politics, and joes ability to cut through the fog I know this clip isn’t some “big, important, deep dive” into anything spectacular but even in minor ways I get something new from his podcasts

You know, with Albert, the more I learn about the guy, the more I don't care for him.

@@ryanfrank1309 odd looking duck

He was a clinical psychopath. Most psychopaths seem like jerks b cause of their complete inability to have any compassion or empathy whatsoever.

I am a non violent clinical psychopath btw. So I can empathize with the complete lack of emotion

@@bidencockboy7608you can’t emphasize with anything…jk please don’t hurt me

Has he interviewed Lee Child?

Reading Dark Harvest now.

The Drinker!

Reading Dark Harvest now as well.

Thanks, will look him up

Keep it up! What do you write and where do you share it? I'm sure the channel name is not an accurate description! 😆😆

@@benjaminroberts7411 actually writing a novel with a friend currently. We want to publish within the next year or so. Maybe an unrealistic goal but we want to push ourselves. The channel name is just funny to me. Cheers

@@wildlymediocreoriginalrecipe Cool! How do I look out for it?

Because it’s all one big ego show. Directors and writers go into these projects all the time thinking their the main character and smartest person in the room and their take on the story is better than the original in their head.

@@Dr.Gainzzz bingo, narcissism on steroids and cocaine.

Different media. Even the best adaptation will at times stray from source material. Now that said... Producers and movie execs use that excuse to completely butcher movie adaptations of books.

Brother, Hollywood just made an Freddy Mercury bio pic.....and just made up shit for "dramatic purposes". Even the recent Elvis flick is loaded with pure BS. Hollyweird just can't help itself.

After hearing *I Am Legend* is getting a sequel - I’m convinced these filmmakers choose source material they hate.. I just want a faithful adaption - with a blonde Robert Neville as he drinks and listens to music - then has mental breakdowns at night. It’s not much to ask. It’s from the book.

It has Ben Affleck as the main villain.

Are you joking? The CGI was so bad. The books would trump everything in hollywood had they actually stuck to books

But the movies WERE good....

The bounre trilogy pretty good tho..

Here is the recommended clip that says it all: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qrhpm7VirtvTon0.html

The Bourne films were good quality action. This filmed sucked hard. It was that non believable fast and the furious/cartoon superhero type of action. Just silly stupid.

@@readingtips2690 go to hell.

Me too and i didn´t like it, just medium cgi action, like 6 Underground.

Max is one of those actors that truly elevates whatever he's on.

Movie was fantastic!!!!

Chris Evans is actually not a great actor. He's decent at best, and was just literally perfect for Captain America. His acting is everything else is serviceable at best. If anything, I think he's much better as a comedic actor as proven in Knives Out and his small part in Scott Pilgrim.

@@riseofazrael Chris Evans is proof that the most important thing you can give your children isn't education or talent, but looks. Looks get people so far it's unreal.

@@lucasgrey9794 No doubt, but he is also charismatic and charming which go a long way. Nothing against the guy either, he seems like a good person.

@@riseofazrael He's just normal in terms of personality. Good looking people with blue eyes go far with just being normal.

I don't understand the hate for the film, it's a cheesie spy action film with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans.. IT'S AWESOME!

Not “that” book, There are like 7 or 8 by now. Enjoy :) ps, audibles version is fantastic if you like to keep busy and don’t have lot of time to sit down and read

@@8BitZ0mbie thanks but if I start a series I won’t exclude any of them I feel like you miss out on character portrayals if you do that wether they’re good or bad and they could lead to references as well know what I mean. Thanks for the advice though

@@adrianmurren I don’t either I thought it was one of the better spy movies I’ve seen in a while it’s more of an American version of Bomd

I truly think it is a load of crap, completely waste of time. I would enjoy this movie more when i was under 20 years old i guess. No hate guys, it’s just my personal taste and i think other people who like it simply have different taste and expectations.

You won't regret it. Completely different court gentry, but he is so cool in the books (think mitch Rapp, if you know that character, but incognito). It's like ten of em in the series so far, but they are all good.

did you like 6 Underground?

@@metois1 yeah! I enjoyed it a lot!

Not really cause in the movie Wendy takes care of Danny , Jack and the whole hotel bc Jack is just sleeping and typing nonsense. By the end of the movie she bested Jack and all the ghosts in the hotel and managed to escape.

My favorite. New one just came out.