A Quiet Place: Day One Review

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Hey everyone, I'm Schnitzel and
I'm joined by Nico and we're the

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two cats that play Frodo in a
Quiet place day one.

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What yes are we?
Two cats played Frodo.

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Oh cool.
Their names are Schnitzel and

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Nico.
Oh.

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Well, my name's Noah.
Oh yeah, and I'm Derek and

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you're listening to a Vitam.
That's really cool that I I'm

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always curious on the animal
actors.

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You know, it was interesting
totally.

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And it seems like in this case
it was like a Mary Kate and

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Ashley thing where like one did
serious scenes and one did the

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action shots.
I can't wait for their clothing

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line to come.
Out I'm going to buy everything

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cat.
Clothes.

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It's going to be perfect.
So this is our episode on A

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Quiet Place day one.
This is like a snack size snack

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size review, right?
A bite sized review.

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I got there food buns.
We did it, but we thought we

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would talk about it.
We recently saw it and you know,

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we just came back from a break
and we were like, you know, we

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haven't really talked much
horror.

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We enjoyed this movie.
Agatha All Along is coming out,

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so it's going to take up a bunch
of our time.

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So before that, we're like,
let's dip our toes in this,

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yeah.
It's just a little fun, and I

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think that we've both enjoyed
the franchise, the two that

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existed.
So we figured, let's not stop

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from spreading that joy of alien
creatures that.

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Yeah, we need to do Alien
Romulus also, so.

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I don't know, that's a little.
This is my level of alien

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horror.
If any listener ever wonders why

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we don't do some things, it's
either because Derek doesn't

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want to watch it or I don't want
to watch it, so that's sometimes

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what happens.
We, you know, it's a democratic

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thing.
We, we want to make sure that we

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both agreed there's no
dictatorship here.

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So, you know, something like
Alien Romulus or maybe like I

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saw a movie will probably never
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RuPaul's Drag Race probably also
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It's it's a delicate balance,
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Rhyming.
Yeah, that was great.

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That was really great.
So again, quiet place day one,

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I'm really excited to talk about
this just as a quiet place in

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general because we haven't
really talked about it.

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No, not at.
All it's.

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Been very quiet about.
So we're issuing a spoiler alert

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here.
If you haven't seen this, we're

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going to talk about it, so come
back later.

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But let us officially take a
bite of A Quiet Place Day One,

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directed by Michael Sarnovsky
and written by Michael

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Sarnovsky, John Krasinski, and
Brian Woods.

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For Sam, an excursion to New
York City with her Hospice group

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goes from a promise to get pizza
to the end of the world.

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Alien creatures have invaded and
are murdering anyone that makes

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noise.
She and new companion Eric try

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to survive in the city that
never sleeps.

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I mean, awesome, yes.
Like putting this particular

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series in a place like New York
City, I think is something this

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franchise series of movies
needs, right?

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I think at the beginning of the
movie it says 90 decibels, just

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the average noise of New York
City, which if you've ever been,

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yes, The smells, the noise, it's
all constant, yes.

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Never sleeps.
People are screaming all the

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time.
Good screaming.

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Bad screaming.
You never know if it's an actual

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alien attack or if somebody's
just screaming for the fun of

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it.
Exactly, just in the middle of

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the street.
So give me your instant

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reactions.
Instant reactions, Bah Bah, Bah,

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Bah.
I love stuff like this when it's

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sort of like a prequel to things
that have already come out.

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And what's fun about things like
this is there are those little

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Easter eggs in there, those
things that you already know

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that come to fruition.
Lots of things about the aliens,

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how to destroy them, what
they're attracted to.

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But we're watching someone kind
of learn those things for the

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first time, especially in the
first A Quiet Place.

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They know all this stuff
already, right?

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They know that it's the noise.
They know that they don't eat

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the people that they murder.
And in this one, we're learning

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all that, right?
So I think as a horror movie, as

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a prequel, I think it hits all
the beats that it's supposed to,

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and it was definitely enjoyable.
Definitely enjoyable.

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You're killing it tonight.
My God, yeah.

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Oh my God, this guy's on fire.
He's rhyming.

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He's puns.
It's horror, you know, This is

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like my wheelhouse.
It's your fave.

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I love it.
Yeah, I agree.

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I think all of that, yes, 100%
agree.

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I was wary going into this.
I mean, cast phenomenal.

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There's like three people in
this movie.

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But also the actors are amazing.
I am always curious about

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prequels.
Are they necessary?

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What are they going to tell us
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ahead of time, right?
So I think it did a good job on

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that front of showing when they
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We did get that a little bit in
the second one with the our

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family, the Abbott family and
the baseball.

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I think it.
Was during the baseball going to

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happen?
And so in this one setting in

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New York City, it just raised
the tension a little more.

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I do feel like the first two,
specifically the first one had a

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different feel to it.
It wasn't necessarily like

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action survival, where this one
feels more on the action side in

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survival than the other two.
Granted, John Kerzinski isn't

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doing this one.
And for prequel, maybe he wanted

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to change it up.
But yeah, I thought it was good.

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I I thought it still hit the
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But I think the question is how
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get?
And they didn't really tell us

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anything, right, You know?
One of the things that you said

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is that is it adding anything to
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don't know?
And I think it doesn't

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necessarily give us any new
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I think actually waiting if if
there's going to be a Quiet

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Place Part 3.
I think he said he's working on

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it.
So I'm I'm very curious to see

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where things from this one pop
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I almost feel like the full
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happen until another installment
of the franchise.

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It does feel like that's how
these movies are working a

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little bit.
It's more like it's playing off

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of the strength of the first one
of giving us no information at

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all because the people don't
really have the information.

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And there's a beauty and a
choice in that that works so

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well with the first movie.
I think with having a prequel,

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there's this expectation of, OK,
like, tell me how this works.

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And I'm glad it didn't because
it's part of the charm that's

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part of the draw to this movie
is that you don't know.

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I almost don't ever want to know
why the aliens are doing what

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they're doing or like anything
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Because I feel like it will take
that magic away from the first

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movie, the 2nd movie, the
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But then again, it's like, do we
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I think I want one more.
I think that's a perfect set,

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right?
We need, we need one more having

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them fully defeat the death
Angels, right?

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That's that's the final thing.
It's like, it's almost like they

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took M Night Shyamalan signs,
right?

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And now they're just stretching
it over four different films,

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right?
Whereas in signs they there's

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the mystery, what's going on?
They come down, they figure out

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water is the weakness, they kill
them, right.

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So that all happens in the one
movie where as now we're kind of

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like building our Armada of OK,
we know that I frequency sound

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waves can make their heads
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So we're slowly getting there.
Right in the second one, there's

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a radio tower.
They send the signal out.

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It kills a bunch of them.
Ah, now in the third one we're

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going to use that as a weapon
to.

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Destroy them.
They just need to put it on a

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bunch of Bose speakers on planes
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Bluetooth going baby.
Bluetooth will save the world.

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Hello I.
I wonder what song would hit the

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frequency that would kill.
All of I know the exact song

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what it's I believe in a thing
called Love by the Darkness.

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Oh my God, I was thinking pink
Bony club, but just like raise

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it up just because it's like,
you know, our Charlie Xex, but I

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actually really like.
Right.

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That one part was like, and all
their heads.

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Oh.
My God, let us know what song

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you would want to save the
world.

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Any song.
Or Mariah just comes out of her

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bunker and just like.
It's a whistle tone.

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Oh my God, all I want for
Christmas.

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Yes, yes they played.
So Noah and I got married on

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November 5th.
Feel free to send us an

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anniversary card when it comes
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And they played Mariah Carey is
All I Want for Christmas at our

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wedding and everyone lost their
effing minds.

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We were so excited just at the
right time.

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Yeah, because it was November
and like, that's when you should

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start putting Christmas stuff
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So I feel like if it was
October, we'd be like, why are

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you doing this?
But it was.

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Perfect.
And I think these so the the

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later why places take place in
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Oh, perfect.
So it'll be November by the next

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one.
This is perfect.

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And then Mariah will come out
and destroy them all.

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I see.
I see the vision.

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It's beautiful, a vision of
love.

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All right, so getting into our
2/3, one of our furry little

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actors here.
But Sammy and Eric, how did you

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feel about these characters, and
how did you feel about Joseph

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and Lupita?
Oh, well, Joseph Quinn is

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becoming America's sweetheart at
this point in time.

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He captured our hearts and
Stranger Things.

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So the more stuff he pops up and
I'm like, Oh my God, it's that a

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little Angel, Joseph Quinn.
Gladiator 2.

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Hello, Fantastic Four.
Get it?

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Fantastic.
Forever.

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Yeah.
So I thought he was great.

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I mean, there's there, there's
an imbalance between the

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characters in the movie, right?
Sam is truly our main character.

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I feel like we're really on this
journey with her, and I have to

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admit that knowing that she was
at a Hospice right off the bat,

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I knew how this movie was going
to end.

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Yeah, right.
But I think that's like,

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personally, I feel like that
made me like it more.

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Does that make sense?
I'm not saying it was a bad

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thing, but the plot, I knew
where it was going, Right,

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right, right.
I knew ultimately at the end

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this character was going to
sacrifice himself.

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It's not about what you get at
the end, it's about the journey

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and the friends we make along
the way.

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That's true.
And the journey had me like

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this.
Oh yeah, no.

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So thumbs up.
Yeah, I really like them.

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I thought there was there was
even though Sam's character who

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is, you know, suffering through
cancer, terminal cancer and is

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in Hospice and she knows she's
going to die.

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That's the point of being in
Hospice, right?

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I loved her character because
there is this resilience that

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was still there, even though it
was kind of damper down a little

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bit.
Her shine might have dimmed tiny

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little bit.
The apocalypse or the end of the

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world happening almost lit a
fire underneath her.

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And she was like, I'm dying
anyway, so let me go do this one

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thing that's going to mean so
much to me.

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And I thought that was so
beautiful to do.

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And that's, I think the draw for
these movies.

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Right after we saw the the first
one, we were like, this not only

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was terrifying and super
innovative, but the human story

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that was there was so strong.
That's what we expect from these

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movies.
And I feel like in Sam and Eric,

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we got that, and I loved how
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There's hardly any dialogue in
this, which is very nice

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sometimes, right?
You just get to sit with it.

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play with the scene and showing

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their emotions and just feeding
off of each other, I really,

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really liked.
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And I think that when it comes
to these type of end of the

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world movies, I mean, is this
necessarily considered a

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dystopian?
No, because dystopian is

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typically after the apocalypse.
So this is like the apocalypse

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happening, end of the world
invasion, let's say.

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And there's always the thoughts
on humanity of will humanity be

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good or will humanity be bad,
right?

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And in A Quiet Place Part 2, we
see that now there are sections

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of humanity that are bad, right,
that are trying to capture

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humans, whether they're going to
keep them or whatever, right?

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But this one here, I think that
this movie captures so much the

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good of humanity, especially in
Sam and Eric, right?

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So they're complete strangers
and they're put into the

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situation together and they have
to depend on each other.

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And I think that they're willing
to do that because they know

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this could be the last
relationship I have, right?

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We know that Sam's family has
passed away.

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Eric's family is in England.
So this is it.

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He's alone.
He's alone.

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And I think there is something
nice that Eric, I mean, Eric

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doesn't find out that she's
dying until they go to her

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apartment, right?
But I think there is some choice

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in that he makes that is
beautiful and nice because she

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is dying and her wish is to go
get pizza at a place that she

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got pizza at with her dad that
was a jazz performer and

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everything.
So I think his choice to do that

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and make sure she gets that is
awesome.

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And there is a deleted scene,
which I'm kind of like bummed

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they didn't put in, but the
movie we got was great, right?

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And there's a deleted scene
where you find out that Joseph

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Quinn's character is queer and
that there was a lot going on.

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And that's kind of where it led
him to that point where we see

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him coming up from the subway.
So we didn't get much of his

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character, but I think he showed
a lot of action of what he

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either wanted to be.
It was almost like the Death

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Angels.
This apocalypse kind of brought

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out the best of both of them.
Exactly.

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And it's like socks.
But yeah, what are you going to

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do?
Yeah, I mean, if there's maybe

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I'm speaking out of turn here,
but if there's one thing a gay

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man loves, it's a it's a strong
woman, you know what I mean?

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So he was immediately drawn to
Sam's energy because she just

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was of had a fighting spirit and
I think he felt safe around her.

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And we saw that with Ruben at
the Mariette show, Marionette

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Show.
She, you know, writing the poem

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about this place is shit and
you're finding out that she's

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like an actual published poet
was so funny to me.

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I'm like, yeah, that's amazing.
But you get to see her spirit,

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right?
You get to see how she gives no

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fucks at all.
And it carried through the

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through the whole thing.
I I loved it and I loved her cat

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so much.
I don't, I think adding the

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extra layer of like having this
cat in the movie is terrifying

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because you're like, nothing
better happened to this cat.

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Meanwhile, this cat gives no
fucks at all in this entire

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movie.
It's just running around just

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watching people struggle.
Yeah, he's like, OK, I'm fine.

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This is great.
That's like, listen how quiet I

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am.
Ain't no death Angel getting to

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me.
The cat was sort of the the

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little infant in Part 2.
Only the cat could leave

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whenever it wanted to, whereas
the infant was always in that

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basket.
So the cat was just driving us

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insane the entire time because
you were just so scared.

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And you also knew the cat would
be quiet and when it cry all of

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a sudden it could feed itself.
If it was just catching rats, it

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was fine.
It's beautiful cats.

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Will survive the apocalypse
absolutely 100%.

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Do you so quick question,
Speaking of surviving the

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apocalypse, we've covered on
this podcast a few like

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apocalyptic things.
Most recently I would say we did

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Last of Us and not this one.
If you could pick either one of

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those to be in, which one it
would it be?

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Would you rather have aliens
that have incredible hearing

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that can just barrel and destroy
everything and have no motive,

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or a world where a fungus that
you can't really stop infects

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people?
I'm going for the Death Angels

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because I think it would be too
hard for me to have to kill a

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loved one if they were infected.
So it's more of like, you know

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who the enemy is.
Yeah, yeah.

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It's kind of like if you and I
were here and then you became a

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Cordyceps zombie, you'd kill me
because I obviously wouldn't be

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able to do it.
I wouldn't have a choice.

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It's not because I wanted to.
Why did you get so quiet?

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Cool.
I agree.

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I think that's a thing like even
though like The Last of Us has

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Pedro Pascal in it, I don't like
I either one would have him in

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not his Joel, but this one I
think, particularly for where we

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live now, would be ideal.
Yes, because we could just go to

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fire Ireland.
It's like right there.

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That's very true and also this
movie compounds my fear not only

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of end of the world, but not
being home.

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During the end of the world,
neither of them are home.

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It's like if the end of the
world were to come, I would just

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want to be home.
I mean, at least she knew the

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city, right?
Imagine him like he went there

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for school.
Who knows how long he's actually

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been there, being in a foreign
country with nobody there.

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It's terrifying, My God.
Yeah, be dead.

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Be dead.
I'm like, I don't even know

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where the water is.
What is this?

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Where do I live?
Where's the ocean?

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Where's?
The ocean about an island

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Where's?
The ocean, yeah.

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So I would rather definitely
have the Death Angels because at

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least we know they can't swim.
I don't know about sound like I

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don't know if I have speakers
that could do something like

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that, but like water is right
there.

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I think we'd be good.
Yeah, that's true.

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We do live very close to the
water so that is a plus for US.

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Fire Island parties every day.
All right, let's.

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Go so going into something that
we kind of tiptoed around or or

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mentioned a little bit, we
didn't get much about the death

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angels that we didn't already
know.

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You know, there was a part where
we saw like some nesting or

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communication, some communal
things happening with them, but

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it didn't tell us something,
which makes sense because again,

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Eric Joseph Quinn's character is
a lawyer, law student, so he

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wouldn't know what was
happening, right?

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So everything we learned was
from the POV of both of these

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characters.
Is that something you're OK

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with, or did you want more?
Or what do you think the nesting

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was?
I think ultimately I was OK with

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it, right?
Kind of being a little

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dumbfounded like everyone else
going through it, not having the

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answers.
Because in reality, how would

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these characters have the
answers?

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You know, these death angels,
they don't talk, or at least in

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a language that we can
understand.

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So it's not like they could talk
to each other be like, hey, look

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at this weird thing we got here.
You know, I love this thing.

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So I think it's fine.
Ultimately, again, I I I'm kind

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of like thinking if the the next
movie we'll see if it make if it

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all makes sense.
Yeah, I, I'm really hoping that,

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again, we don't find out
anything about them.

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I think there is that layer of
don't tell me because I think

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it's really cool and that's part
of the shtick, right?

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I am really curious of what the
egg things were because they

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also started eating them.
Well, I.

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Because they don't eat people,
which it seems, and it may, I

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don't know, I'm just going to
theorize, right?

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Maybe they were drawn to the
planet because it's so noisy and

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they're so sensitive with how
their biology is that they just

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want to snuff out all noise.
I don't know what they're eating

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though.
Like that just look like some

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goopy mess that they made.
I think they, I think they went

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on a road trip and they brought
snacks.

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You know what I mean?
Like as as you do.

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They just destroy their in their
path.

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Yeah, that's just their trail
mix.

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That's just what they love to
eat.

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And I think, you know, that is
one of the things that makes

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them so scary is that they're
just killing to kill, right?

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You know, they're not killing to
eat.

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And we don't necessarily know
their motive of are they killing

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to inhabit the planet or is it?
That's the thing, right?

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Is it because we don't see them
eating the people they just

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destroy?
Like they hear a noise and they

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just directly to it.
So that's what makes me think

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like they just can't handle it,
like it will kill it.

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Hurts, right?
It hurts.

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It hurts so like destroy it.
Yeah, it out.

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Yeah.
So you know, I have a my working

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theory right now is so in this
movie we see Digimon Hansu who

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appears in Part 2, right.
So that's a little breadcrumb of

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like, all right, so the last
time we see them, they're on

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this boat.
Obviously they made it to some

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island and they've been living
there and inhabiting it.

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But in Part 2, we don't see
Joseph Quinn or the cat or the

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cat.
So Eric and Frodo are somewhere

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else.
And so I'm thinking that he's

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going to have a bigger part in
the third one.

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I would like that.
I wouldn't because I think we're

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in Part 2 where we left off
Henry, the character that you're

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just mentioning, he died,
question mark.

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It's not really clear.
Like he does get like dragged

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away by one of the the
creatures.

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So I think it's safe to assume
he's probably dead, which does

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suck.
But I am hoping for Eric to come

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back because that would be nice.
Right.

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And the reason why we didn't see
him is because we got his story

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in the prequel.
And then when we see him in part

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three, it's like, Oh yeah.
There he is.

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There's Eric.
Yeah, yeah.

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I'm hoping, yeah.
And I'm thinking that he in some

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way is going to help create the
weapon or something that

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destroys these monsters.
Because he did get a good look

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inside of.
Their heads, right?

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Face their heads.
Yeah, yeah.

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And so he really, and they made
sure to like really kind of zoom

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in on that very inner ear.
Because we've.

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Seen that they have.
Like we've seen that in the

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other one.
So it was interesting to have

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this character specifically look
at it so.

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I guess we'll see.
And for the camera to zoom in on

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that.
So he better be a part of the

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third one because then why the
hell else was he in this?

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Yeah.
So before we go snack size,

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snack size, bite size review I
love.

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Your drive to work?
Yeah, you're having a bowl of

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cereal at home.
I love these little these little

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ones.
How would you rank the three?

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Oh, interesting.
I'm going to go.

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Oh, I'm going to go one.
Well, part one, day one, Part 2.

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Interesting.
I would actually do it in the

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order it came out.
So 1/2 day one Gotcha.

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I, I think the honestly, and I
don't want to say this lightly

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or, you know, just preface this
with this, The quiet place, the

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first one is a near perfect
movie, near perfect movie.

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It it really is.
It's so good.

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I think it's just something that
like we haven't seen before.

452
00:23:25,360 --> 00:23:28,240
Everything in it was just so
well done.

453
00:23:28,240 --> 00:23:31,240
Yeah, not only did.
OK, let's just talk about Emily

454
00:23:31,240 --> 00:23:32,960
Blunt's character for a second,
OK?

455
00:23:33,320 --> 00:23:35,200
She steps on a nail, can't
scream.

456
00:23:35,440 --> 00:23:39,280
She has a baby, can't scream.
Her husband dies.

457
00:23:39,400 --> 00:23:41,600
Yeah, OK.
Can't scream, Can't scream.

458
00:23:41,640 --> 00:23:44,760
Her child dies.
In the beginning, can't scream,

459
00:23:44,760 --> 00:23:46,320
can't scream.
She's been through a lot.

460
00:23:46,320 --> 00:23:49,080
And then in the second one,
she's leading freaking.

461
00:23:49,080 --> 00:23:51,400
Baby.
She has the baby with the oxygen

462
00:23:51,400 --> 00:23:54,320
mask on and then her son steps
on a bear trap.

463
00:23:54,560 --> 00:23:58,720
And then Mr. Oppenheimer.
Yeah, good old Killian Murphy

464
00:23:59,400 --> 00:24:01,440
and the daughter run away
somewhere.

465
00:24:01,720 --> 00:24:03,920
To the island, yes.
Yeah, exactly.

466
00:24:03,920 --> 00:24:08,800
But Emily doesn't know that, no.
That that's all you need to know

467
00:24:08,800 --> 00:24:10,480
about the 1st 2:00.
I think we just summed them up

468
00:24:10,480 --> 00:24:11,440
pretty well.
We did.

469
00:24:11,840 --> 00:24:13,480
Yeah.
So I mean the same, just switch

470
00:24:13,480 --> 00:24:14,880
the two.
I just think they're so good.

471
00:24:14,880 --> 00:24:18,600
I think that the second one did
a good job of doing that, but my

472
00:24:18,600 --> 00:24:21,240
worry is it's like, OK, we've
gotten that story before.

473
00:24:21,240 --> 00:24:23,920
We got the human story.
We kind of know the beats

474
00:24:23,920 --> 00:24:27,160
already of this.
So what is going to be in the

475
00:24:27,160 --> 00:24:32,160
third one that's really going to
change it up or I hope stop it?

476
00:24:32,400 --> 00:24:35,720
The third one, yeah.
The third one needs to be World

477
00:24:35,720 --> 00:24:37,520
War Z.
But good.

478
00:24:38,040 --> 00:24:40,080
I love World War Z.
Yeah.

479
00:24:40,720 --> 00:24:43,400
I just think it was set up to be
like more than it was.

480
00:24:43,400 --> 00:24:44,440
Just don't do that.
You.

481
00:24:44,480 --> 00:24:45,920
Know those guys?
Yeah, yeah.

482
00:24:47,200 --> 00:24:50,680
I just think it was like set up
to be more like not just be one

483
00:24:50,680 --> 00:24:52,880
movie and it was like they were
going to do all this stuff and

484
00:24:52,880 --> 00:24:55,080
then it just didn't happen.
So that really bummed me out.

485
00:24:55,440 --> 00:24:58,480
I do think it's good.
I just am bummed about the

486
00:24:58,720 --> 00:25:01,280
wasted potential that's.
One of those movies that like,

487
00:25:01,280 --> 00:25:04,800
if it's on TV I'll be like, oh,
World War Z is on and I'll keep

488
00:25:04,800 --> 00:25:06,520
watching it.
Is that so weird?

489
00:25:06,640 --> 00:25:10,680
No, a wild zombie movie that I
have very niche taste.

490
00:25:11,160 --> 00:25:15,200
I mean, Brad Pitt is also really
attractive in that movie, so

491
00:25:15,480 --> 00:25:17,120
it's great.
I don't blame you.

492
00:25:17,280 --> 00:25:19,200
Got that part where they're
going up the stairs in that

493
00:25:19,200 --> 00:25:22,360
apartment building.
Oh, gives me anxiety.

494
00:25:22,360 --> 00:25:25,200
Remember when he chops the
woman's hand off off.

495
00:25:25,360 --> 00:25:27,560
Woof.
OK.

496
00:25:27,760 --> 00:25:30,000
Scary stuff.
Highly recommend this movie if

497
00:25:30,040 --> 00:25:32,560
you haven't seen it, If you've
been waiting to see it, rent it.

498
00:25:32,560 --> 00:25:34,760
Wait for going streaming
wherever it's playing now.

499
00:25:35,200 --> 00:25:36,400
I can't.
I don't really know at this

500
00:25:36,400 --> 00:25:38,240
moment.
So we'll do that.

501
00:25:38,400 --> 00:25:40,320
And we rented it.
Yeah, we rented it.

502
00:25:40,320 --> 00:25:46,240
So yeah, we'll be back with some
Agatha Harkness, Agatha All

503
00:25:46,240 --> 00:25:48,760
Along Adjacent episodes coming
up.

504
00:25:49,160 --> 00:25:52,920
You know, we miss our Wanda
Vision era, so we might be going

505
00:25:52,920 --> 00:25:54,920
back to that, you know?
Let's go see.

506
00:25:54,920 --> 00:25:56,480
Let's go see our friends.
Yeah.

507
00:25:57,520 --> 00:25:58,280
All right.
Well.

508
00:25:58,920 --> 00:26:02,480
Goodbye, goodbye.
Bye.