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I would like to somewhat change what I said about your comments on Frenchie in a previous video. You said it didn’t make much sense that he turned himself in now rather than in previous seasons. I think after watching the rest of the season , my main gripe is that he went completely back to normal after he got out. It would have make more sense for him to have more of a struggle with his feelings as well as been more interesting to watch for the rest of the season. Love your videos, keep up the good content!

As always, I wholeheartedly disagree. I think people are far too critical of X-Men Apocalypse. I proudly own this movie on Blu-ray and I'll watch it more often than any movie in the MCU. I mean, the Quicksilver and Weapon X scenes alone are good to enough to forgive any flaws there are

Ill do you one better. I think Days of Future Past is the best superhero movie ive ever seen. The visual storytelling in Days of Future Past is on another level. Its like James Cameron himself drew up the storyboards and art direction

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I think Frenchie has always felt bad for his past. Part of the reason he’s been a druggy the whole series. I think that last situation he went through just set him over the edge. He had to step back after he got Mallory’s grandkids killed, the same thing but worse is happening now

Finally someone not hating on this episode constantly.

Loved your channel man! Keep up the work!!

love the video bro

Kevin Williamson was actually the guy who originally wrote the script for scream 3 And the plot was that Stu Macher was alive and leading a cult. With all of the clues in the latest two movies points that being true so it’s not confirmed that he’s dead 🙌🏼

1.) Chasing Amy 2.) Dogma 3.) Clerks 2 4.) Clerks 5.) Clerks 3 6) Strike Back 7.) Reboot 8.) Mallrats

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Great break down

Awww!! This was a cute movie

i just wanna know who the hell opened that damn portal!

great breakdown, definitely felt like a filler episode in a way but still progressed the story at the same time, good episode

This movie was awesome, I loved it!!

You make a great job 👏🏻

I think he nailed the trailer, i got goose bumps it was awesome, that horrible scary music from part one you can hear it, awesome. Its going to be great looks scary like the original, I couldn't watch alien 1 by myself it was too creepy.

I still love this movie and everyone in my theater had a good time cheering shouting gasping and laughing

Hot take, X Men the last stand is enjoyable and nostalgic, loved the score and the dynamic between Bobby, Kitty and Rogue. Rogue’s passion to be deemed “normal” was an interesting arc.

Winter Solider Spider man 2 Has entered the chat

2:22 “I don’t think this one’s gonna be too shocking at the bottom of the list: [Dogma].” 😅

REC is such a roller coaster! I like the American remake, Quarantine, as well. It is 80% a shot for shot remake, although I think REC works better. The American and Spanish sequals to both films are very different from each other. They have their own story to tell and both are very interesting.

Yikes Clerks 3 right above 2? *whistles* that's a dagger that's hard to pull out (I'm just messin'). I've been a fan since Clerks II and have yet to see everything else but my rankings for now would probably be: 1. Clerks II (My introduction to Smith) 2. Clerks 3. Mallrats (My 2nd Kevin Smith film) 4. Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back 5. Clerks III 6. Jay And Silent Bob Reboot Clerks is my favorite of all of Askew but having high expectations for Clerks III from 2017 till when it finally came out in 2022, kinda blew me over the edge hard. There were good moments, but it felt like one thing or joke was overused too much, amongst a few corny scenes, a meh soundtrack, and an awful ending. It feels more like a spin-off/love letter to longtime fans of the first, but fails (imo) as a sequel, let alone a finale. It did make me cry as much as I hate to admit it, and it did have a few funny moments maybe a couple chuckles, but man Smith is kinda losing his edge I feel. It felt more like an empty drama rather than a movie about two guys in customer service again, living their future happily like the last film was setting up. 2 ended perfectly for these characters. Though I know and understand why Kevin made the movie that way. I've gained low expectations for 'Twilight of The Mallrats'.

Hell Yeahh Die Hard!

1988 / Die hard was a good action movie. Willis nr. 1 performance.

Great review and conversation about Die Hard. What makes Die Hard a great (best EVER!) Christmas movie is actually the opening of the movie. John McClane is going to see his family on Christmas. He's going to resolve any differences between him and Holly and who else said "Christmas is about resolving differences"...... Clark Griswold in Christmas Vacation!!!! Die Hard also had Christmas imagery and Christmas music. As for the movie itself, it's entertaining from beginning to end, well acted, amazing action sequences and great effects. My favorite scene is Al's redemption moment at the end......it never fails to give me chills! Alan Rickman as Hans Gruber is the perfect villain. Loved this review, keep up the great work!

I Couldn't Agree More With You Both About Just How Awesome Of A Christmas Film Die Hard Is Especially As An Action Based Popcorn CHRISTMAS Movie With A Beautifully Structured Story/Plot. There Have Been Many Bruce Willis Films That I LOVE Like Red/Red 2, Armageddon, The Sixth Sense & Fifth Element But The Die Hard Films , Especially This Original In Particular Was Where I Got On Board To How Much Of A Phenomenal Actor Bruce Willis Was To Carry A Film Like That. Loving The XMas Sweaters You Both Are Wearing As Well. Awesome Review & Wishing You Both A Wonderful Merry Christmas & Happy New Year✨🙏🎄⛄🎁🎀Yippee Ki Yay

It's So Awesome Seeing You Both Together In Person Again. There's Something So Special About Not Only This Film's Story But Also The Entire Anime Style Of This Film. *Spirited Away* Also Was One Of The Films That Got Me So In Love With The Idea Of Storytelling As A Concept & As An Artist. SUCH A Phenomenal Film Unmatched In Anime Filmographies In IMO.

So goooooood!!! 😊

Your list is pretty good. I definitely think Clerks and Mallrats are neck and neck. Not a total fan of the extended cut of Mallrats but the original cut is damn near perfect. 1. Clerks 2. Mallrats 3. Dogma 4. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back 5. Clerks 3 6. Clerks 2 7. Chasing Amy 8. Reboot Reboot isn't an awful movie, but Jason Lee and Jason Mewes have very cringe lines when trying to speak like young people and the whole Russian twist plotline pulled me out of the movie. On rewatch though I did appreciate the Chasing Amy stuff a lot more and his daughter has a really really strong performance. She showed some serious acting chops in that film. The heart works a lot better than the comedy did. I almost forgot to mention it has Chris Jericho cameo which as a wrestling fan I was very happy about. I haven't seen Chasing Amy in years which is why it ranks so low. I really liked Clerks 3 and with time I am sure I'm only going to love it more.

Not gonna sub intill the Spiderman poster in the background is hung straight.

I watched Talk to Me in the theater…. I felt bad for the people listening to me scream that were sitting close to me.

Keep up the content! 1st time viewer but you seem nice and just need to stay with it.

My list is 1 clerks 2 reboot 3 dogma 4 clerks 3 5 chasing Amy 6 strike back 7 clerks 2 8 super groovy cartoon movie 9 mallrats

Bro your list is fucked

I’m genuinely shocked that dogma is the bottom of the list. It is for sure better than mallrats and strike back and maybe clerks 2

Love this!

It's Dope To See You Both In The Same Space This Time, You Both Had Accurately Fun Hot Takes On Pans L💯✨🔥Fun Interview Once Again

Love your review man, had to subscribe

That cringy disclaimer at the start of this video is both the reason and the result of why Dogma would never exist today

This episode had A LOT of amazing moments. Hayden did such a great job returning as Anakin. The Clone Wars in LIVE ACTION was AMAZING!! Hera and the others’ scenes were kind of a drag but other than that I had a good time with this episode.

I hope neck deep shows up.

Great List my guy I'm little disappointed with New Found Glory's ranking if anything they should be a Top Shelf def listen more of their albums they have some great stuff. If your doing part 2 I would recommend State Champs, The All-American Rejects, Mayday Parade, Boys Like Girls, All Time Low, Bowling For Soup, The Story So Far, The Wonder Years, Paramore, Knuckle Puck, Magnolia Park, Masked Intruder, A Day To Remember, Forever The Sickest Kids, AS IT IS, We The Kings, Busted, Fall Out Boy

Later Sum-41 I think has some of their best song writing brought out for us to cherish. Personally their album Underclass Hero is my favorite even though it wasn’t the best received by some, I find it has some of Derrick’s absolute best guitar and lyric writing compared to his earlier work. Easily my second favorite band compared to blink at 1.

the sum 41 song is pieces btw

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Always fun coming back to your podcast! I don’t know what was happening in my head when we talked about Black Christmas. It wasn’t the creator of black Christmas I met, it was the maker of Silent Night Deadly Night that helped Tarantino at the start of his career. My bad. Sorry for mixing up my holiday horror titles.

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is One Of Those Films Where While It's For The MOST Part Controversial For A Lot Of People, Especially With Tarantino's Foot Fetish Shoved In His Films (Those Aside) It's One Of Those Films That's Almost Impossible To Hate. So Many Fun References, The Plot Was Surprisingly Bitey, Heavy & Sharp & The Cast Were Excellently Acted. Another Fantastic Time Hearing You Both Talk About Another Movie Very Nostalgic Like This.