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In this episode of pop Culture Weekly, Rotten Tomatoes editor
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Jacqueline Coley returns and we talk all about Summer movie
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Let's go.
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Welcome to pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon from iHeartRadio
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your pop culture news, views, reviews and celebrity interviews on
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all the movies, TV, music, and pop culture u CRABE Weekly.
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Here's Kyle McMahon.
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NTT no no, no, No, Hello, and welcome to pop Culture
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Weekly with Kyle McMahon. I of course am Kyle McMahon,
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and this is the show where if Summer movie Season
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has taught us anything, it's that no matter how many
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new ideas somebody has, we're still going to get a
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reboot of something from nineteen eighty seven.
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I'm Kyle McMahon, and I am genuinely.
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Excited for this episode because I love talking movies with
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people who actually love movies.
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That's why you and I get along so well. Now.
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People pretending to love movies for engagement, or whose entire
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personality is hating things online and certainly not people who
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act like joy is illegal actual movie lovers, and that's
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absolutely what Jacqueline Coley is this Summer movie season is
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like absolutely unhinged.
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We've got legacy sequels, at least.
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Three films that are being called the next Top Gun Maverick,
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and enough popcorn bucket discourse to qualify as a national emergency.
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So naturally I had to bring in reinforcements and bring Jacqueline.
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She of course has been on the show before. She's
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with Rotten Tomatoes and the Scene on the Screen podcast,
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which is awesome. So if you've missed any of the
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episodes she's been on on Pop Culture Weekly, she's like
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one of the smartest and most entertaining voices covering film
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and television, and her podcasts on the Screen dives into movies, culture, representation, filmmaking,
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and the bigger conversations around entertainment in a way that's
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really thoughtful and fun. I just love her so and
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I love this time of year because you know, we're
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looking ahead at the summer movie season, the hits, the risks,
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the why does this actually.
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Look amazing movies?
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And this year feels really interesting because the industry is
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like still in this weird transitional phase where audiences are
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becoming way more selective about what they leave the house for,
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but we're also getting some really major, highly anticipated films
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this summer. Before we jump in, make sure you're subscribed
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Every week I send out you know what's going on,
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I have the latest episode of the show, videos, deep dives,
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all that stuff, and you know you can find me
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pretty much anywhere at real Kyle McMahon. So all right,
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let's jump into summer movies with Jacqueline Coley. One of
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the reasons I wanted Jacqueline on specifically for this episode
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is because she has such a balanced perspective on film. Like,
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you know, I can be a little bit dramatic, Jacqueline
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is like you know where I'm like, you're insane, movie
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loving pop culture loving friend. Jacqueline is like your smart, nuanced,
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movie loving pop culture loving friend. She understands the industry side,
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the audience side, the critical side, but she also approaches
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movies like she's a fan because she is so. In
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this conversation, Jacqueline and I are going to get into
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the movies we think are poised to explode the summer,
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as well as the ones we're skeptical about some of
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the trends shaping this summer and what are what do
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people actually want in summer twenty twenty six. So here
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is my conversation with the amazing Jacqueline Coley. Once again,
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I am joined by I love her, the amazing Jacqueline Coley,
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editor at Rotten Tomatoes and host of the Scene on
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the Screen podcast.
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Welcome back.
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Thank you for having me, Kyle. It's great to be here.
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It's I love having you.
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We have so many of the same thoughts on so
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many titles, so I'm excited to talk to you about
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summer twenty twenty six.
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What's like your general kind of vibe for the lineup?
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I mean, there's gonna be a lot of Zendeia.
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She's got Robert Pattinson, she's got The Odyssey, she's got
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Spider Man, and then later than the year they have doomed.
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But I don't know, I just feel like those two
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are having a really great twenty twenty six.
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Yeah, yeah, for sure. What do you think, just high level? Quickly,
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what do you think is going to be the talk
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of the summer?
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Ooh, that's gonna be interesting, Because what's gonna be interesting
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is we've already had a pretty big moment with Devil
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Ware's Prada, which is already like sort of like the
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unofficial kickoff of summer movie season. But I think what's
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gonna be more interesting is we have a bunch of
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very big animated movies that are probably going to dominate
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even higher than what we expect with some of these
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bigger titles like Disclosure Day or The Odyssey or Supergirl
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or any of these other sort of like big titles
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this summer. So like, I just think like Minions and
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Toy Story two may be the actual word of the
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summer more so than The Odyssey. But there's all gonna
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be incredible movies that a lot of folks are talking about.
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Spider Man, The Odyssey, and Toy Story five are my
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kind of three things, and I'm not sure which one
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is going to beat out which one or if I'll
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be shocked and it'll be something else like Minions two
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or whatever. So yeah, I'm really curious to see, like, what,
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you know, how the summer is going to go. And
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I feel like we have a lot of good stuff
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coming this summer, Like it's an exciting lineup.
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What are you thinking in regards to like how twenty
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twenty six plays out versus the last few years, you know,
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post COVID.
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get to a point where we actually got closer and
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maybe got into double digits. Because I've believe that this
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is correct. We still haven't gone to double digits since
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the pandemic, like we you know, we've got into about eight,
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you know, and I think last year it was expected
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to go to nine, but it didn't. So this year
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with an agrant this is not just summer, this is
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a whole year. You have a new Marvel in game
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movie where they brought back like everybody. You have already
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a good year with like things like Super Mario and
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del Warre's Prada. And then on top of that, you have,
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like you said, like The Odyssey, The Spider Man, the
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animated movies. And then there may be something that just
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randomly hits and we have another Sinners or weapons type
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moment like this new movie that's coming out Obsession. Yeah,
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but like somewhat new, and like I don't know how
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big that goes, but there's a chance that that movie
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in this sort of like twisted romance type way ends
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up being a much bigger thing, oh right now in
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the summer movie window. So I'm interested to see actually
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on seeing on the screen. We interview the director, Curry
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Barker of that film, and he like started in short films,
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but he's already on He's already filmed his next movie,
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and he's on to do Texas Chainsaw Massacre. And so
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this is a guy that hasn't even put his first
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major studio movie in theaters and he's already technically working
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on his third.
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more so than I feel like no normal compared to
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kind of like you know, quieter sort of movies.
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about it. So you know, I'm kind of in the
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same boat as you where I'm like, this could be
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one of those surprise kind of bops.
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Oh, and I didn't even mention it. But we also
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have Masters of the Universe like people Love Man.
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it at the top, but like Disclosure Day, we have
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a new Steven Spielberg Aliens movie, and there's a lot
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of people that'll be very interested in that.
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Yeah, what are you personally kind of thinking or I'm sorry,
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what are you personally kind of looking forward to for
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like the big or small summer films.
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I guess personally, I'm very much looking forward to now
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Nolan's the Odyssey.
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It's not just the Odyssey, it's Nolan's the Odyssey. Looking
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forward to that.
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Also looking forward to disclosure date, just because I figure
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when mister Spielberg decides to say something about something, it's
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usually because he feels confidently and that man believes in aliens.
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He believes in aliens the way James Cameron believes in
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diving to the bottom of Session. Like it's so I'm
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as an as an artist, I'm interested to see an
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artist talk about his obsession. It's sort of like when
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Ghera mol del Toro makes movies about monsters, it's like, well,
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this is his bag. Yeah, so like let's see what
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they do with their bag. So I'm very excited for
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I think both of those. But there's a ton of
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things that are that are coming out. There's a new
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exciting like indie movie called Is God Is Yes that
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stars Vivica Fox and I believe Jane Money is also
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in that one and produced by Tessa Thompson, And like,
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I'm excited about that.
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So I'm excited to be surprised. How about that.
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I'm on my way actually to the can Film Festival,
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and there's a lot of movies that are gonna be
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coming out this summer that will premiere there, and I'm
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excited for them. I mean, the guy that directed Trade Busson,
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he has a new movie, Colony.
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I haven't heard that, Yeah, yeah, no.
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And then Trained to Bisson is having its tenth anniversary
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this summer, which is crazy.
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And I love that film, and there was there was
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what one or two follow ups to it too. Does
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this one have anything to do with that kind of world?
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I don't think so, but I haven't. I mean I
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literally just wrote on it. It doesn't feel like it's
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in the same world. But he is working with some
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people that he had worked on in that film. I
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mean Gongnu, who was also in Squid Game. He sort
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of like broke out to American audiences with his performance
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in Trained Bassan. He plays the salesman in Squid Game.
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Yeah, yeah, okay, all right, awesome, Yeah, I'm excited to
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hear about that. I didn't know he was coming out
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with the new one, so now that's going.
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giant films, you know, Masters of the Universe, a new
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Marvel Studio film, a new spider Man MCU film, you know,
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a Nolan film, Like I really, I don't know, I
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have super high hopes for this year, like I haven't
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in a few years, like you know. I mean, of course,
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I've been wrong twice in my life, so I could
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this could be the third time. But but I feel like,
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you know, I don't know. I just feel really excited
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about this year, like in a big way for the industry,
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for film lovers, like for genre lovers, Like I feel
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like there's a lot of great stuff that's going to
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be coming, and I'm really hoping for like a big
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breakout year.
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Again.
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Yeah, and I didn't mention this, but you know, Rotten
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Tomato is owned by Findangos, so technically I work for
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a ticket company. And another big thing that we get
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insights on there is the re release schedule, Like top
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Gun is having like another re release moment over the
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summer where they're going to be bringing back Maverick Top
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Gun as well as the Rich Top Gun. And it
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doesn't hurt that they also just announced that they're in
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production for Top Gun three, and so I mentioned Trained
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to Busan. There will also be screenings of that for
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its tenth anniversary, and so there's a lot of these
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movies that were the cat A moment, you know what
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I mean, way back when, and now they're coming back
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into theaters. Amos Perros is also having a re release
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and they're also I believe, doing a screening here. It
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can for it as well.
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Remind me or tell me about that. I feel like
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I'm I fell asleep.
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No a mos Peros.
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So this is in Yurito's film, Yeah, who obviously has
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Digger coming out this fall.
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He directed Birdman and the revment.
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Amos Perros is one of his very first films and
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it is basically a love letter and also a tragic
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tale about dog ownership and a whole bunch of other
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different things. But it is having a re released and
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they also update it for four k yes, the DVD sales,
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although that hasn't been announced yet.
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this year is the twenty fifth anniversary of Fast and
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a lot of re release stuff around that one.
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And first of all, thank you for telling me about
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Amoris Peros pros.
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ninety two thousand and seven.
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No, I mean, I'm like two thousand and one girl too,
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is it two thousand and one?
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Two thousand and one.
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know how that, like ever, just slipped under my radar.
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you know, ticketing Fandango movie theaters, Like I love how
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they are starting. You know, they have been in the past,
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the big screen that like is so cool.
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Nest a couple of months back, and like, like, how
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cool is that that we can go and see something?
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like it doesn't compare to a sixty foot eighty foot whatever,
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that studios are doing that. And then I also love
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that it normally means we're getting a you know, updated
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physical release too. So definitely Labyrinth, you I, I you
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know Labyrinth definitely, So that was I think it's this
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week that it's being re released in theaters nice and
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like I'm like, you know, I could never have seen
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that in the theater. Now I can, So I'm like
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so stoked, and I'm hoping to go see it this weekend.
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Let's jump right back into it, all right, Jacqueline for
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Summer twenty twenty six. What do you think, like now,
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are things gonna come at us fast and furiously with
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these big titles or is there any you know lag
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that you see? I know often in August, you know
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it's typically a slower month.
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Often do you see that this year?
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No? Actually, it's it's interesting too, Like we've talked already
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about a lot of the films, but we haven't even
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dived deep into ones that we've kind of like brushed off,
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like an forget to mention this, Mwana is this?
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Oh yeah, mwana is this summer.
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In addition to that, we have a new Jackass movie,
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that are not necessarily going to do a billion dollars
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but have huge fan bases, like Scary Movie. So it's like,
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I don't really see you having a week where you
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can kind of fall off when you get into August,
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for example, to your point, when things do feel like
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they fall off, that's where we get super Troopers three. Again,
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huge fan base on that movie. This one is a
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little bit of a viral moment. Remember that that viral
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ad they had for The ice Cream Man, a horror
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movie around the ice Cream Man.
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That film is also going.
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To be hitting theaters in Audi in August, along with
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another Pop Patrol movie. You and I don't care about it,
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but there is a group of people from Jen Alpha
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to early gen Z or sorry to late gen Z
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that are going to be.
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Obsessed with that, absolutely obsessed with that. And then we
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kind of in the month with another Insidious movie, again
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huge fan basis. So it's like.
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might be the one where things sort of fall off,
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it really kind of keeps going all the way through
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the year, and even I would say, like, I don't
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know what this movie is gonna be, but they're making
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another Cliffhanger movie. And I dug the first Cliffhanger a
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lot with semesters on lit Goal, and so I think
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if they just somewhat capture a little bit of the
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can't be fun vibes of that movie, I think it'll
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be a whole nother another moment. Yeah, I think it's
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sort of like the summer box office season is nichefying
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a bit. If I'm really being honest, there seems to
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be clearly some four quadrant things. But then there's also
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things that are gonna do extremely well despite the fact
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that a lot of people aren't going to care that
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much about them. I'm talking about something like Paw Patrol
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or Super Troopers or scary movie. For some people that
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is going to be the biggest movie of the summer,
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and for other folks they're not even going to pay attention.
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And there's even a movie coming out called The Back Rooms. Yes,
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I cannot wait for this exactly. This is very similar
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to that movie that came out earlier this year, Iron
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Long is Iron Lung the Marketmplier moving, It's like that.
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So this started as an Internet thing. Now they're having
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their big box office moment.
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And so there that's probably going to do huge.
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Numbers that weekend and have a huge part of that
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audience obsessed with it.
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It has nothing to do.
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With what you consider traditional distribution or a traditional type.
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Of movie making. I mean, it's independent. I really like
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say that.
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There's tons of movies that have done this prior, but
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Five Nights at Freddy's in our post COVID world really
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sort of showed what this sort of Internet synergy can
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do with box office moments, and then you know, Taylor
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Swift and a couple of other people doing direct distribution
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showed that there was money to be had in that,
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and now we're seeing like an entire new part of
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the movie making industry happening because.
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Of that, which, you know, is interesting that you say that,
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because that's really how so much of our you know,
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entertainment or media consuming or consumption happens now anyway where
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it's like, you know, you and I may be on
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the same wavelength on some of the titles that we
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catch on Netflix or Apple Plus or whatever, but then
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I have friends so I'm like, oh, did you see
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that new Netflix movie?
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And they're like what, Like, I've never even heard of that,
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Like, it's like it's like it's just debuted on Netflix
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on Friday, and they're like what, Like, you know, so
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much of what we how we consume today is so
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niche that that it's interesting. You know, you bring a
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great point up that, like it it's starting to translate
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into the theaters too, you know, rather than just being
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in our own streaming bubble and our own social bubble,
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and now it's it's it's like you know, you make
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such a great point about that.
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What are you thinking? What do you think that could
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be disappointing for this summer?
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Like and so I mean in terms of box office,
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like I'm already hearing, you know, some backlash about Supergirl,
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and I'm like, is this going to turn into a
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thing where people are going to be uh, you know,
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like they did with Captain Marvel? You know, and of
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course Captain Marvel ended up being a billion dollar plus movie.
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Do you do you foresee any kind of those brigading
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disappointments this summer?
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I mean, if I knew that, I would probably have
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a different job, great.
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I would have made a lot of money being able
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to be predictive of that.
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I can't tell you a title.
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we talk about how these audiences are nicheefying and maybe
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that there's not as much of what you consider four
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quadrant titles outside of like family films and like a
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few blockbusters. But one thing I will say is if
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there is disappointment, usually it's not gonna be with an
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original story, unless it's like maybe a filmmaker who's known
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for it, like Christopher Nolan, is ip, so he can
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disappoint his audience. Most of these people don't have that
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level of attachment with the audience, so they can't really disappoint.
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But whatever film maybe ends up disappointing, I guarantee you
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it's because whatever audience was hyped for it, the people
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making it did not pay enough attention as to what
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would keep those people hyped for it.
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Does that make sense?
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Like, I don't know what the name of the movie
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will be, but I guarantee you it will be one
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that ignores aspects of what makes the film great to
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whoever will be disappointed by it.
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And I think those because I know the positive of that.
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We've seen that with Like James gunn Is, a huge
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Superman fan, made a Superman movie with those fans in mind,
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and then people flocked to it and became obsessed with it.
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Earlier this year, they made a Super Mario Brothers movie
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that Super Mario Brothers fans are complete and Nintendo fans
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are completely obsessed with and they loved it and it
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clearly was successful. So I don't know about which one's
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going to be on the other side of it, but
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I know the ones that do it right that they
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have that and so if you're not doing that, I
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know it's not going to go well.
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Yeah, and you know, going backwards on what you've said,
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Megan two point zero or whatever it was called, did
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exactly what you're saying, where you know, Megan Wand was
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this giant kind of surprise hit and the fans of it,
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including me, loved it. And then they released Megan two
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point zero and it was like, this is a different like,
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this isn't even like tangentally related to the first one.
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They were The first one was this kind of horror
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thriller sci fi thing. This was like a like a
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comedy sci fi. It was like really a bizarre turn.
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And and Jason bloom Blum ended up talking about that,
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like we we went way off of what our audience
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expected for this. And then the ones that did show
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up were like, what is this? And they kind of
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made that too, you know, too far of return.
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Uh.
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Personally for you.
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As a as a you know, audience member, what are
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you most looking forward to this year?
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So, like, like I said, the Christopher Nolan for sure,
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definitely looking forward to him, looking forward to Steven Spielberg.
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I guess if I was gonna go later into the
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year and maybe like get.
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To the fall.
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Think about it, because there's a few movies we haven't
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talked about that are just a little bit further out. Oh,
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Practical Magic too, very for Practical Magic Too. I was
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a huge fan first Practical Magic. For those that don't know.
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Alan Silvestria I believe does the score for it, and
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it's amazing.
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And it's amazing. Is that fall?
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Yes, that one is September, so that one's outside of
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like ours, because we talked about most of the ones
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for that one.
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Oh, here, there's a movie coming out at the end
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of August, Kyote versus Yes.
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And this one I think is really great because it
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was a movie that you know, again, I work for
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a ticket company and we really believe that the best
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way to see movies is an immersive environment with strangers
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in a dark room with a popcorn wherever.
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You want to sit.
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Right, this is a movie that's now going to have
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a huge theatrical moment that wasn't and I think that
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is like a huge win for the industry, is that
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this movie was maybe gonna go away, and now fans
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of Looney Tunes and fans of Live Sorry fans of
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animation will have this moment and they'll be able to yeah,
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like live in that.
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Yeah, it's it really is an amazing story behind that movie,
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and I'm like so rooting for its success.
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Any final thoughts on the summer of twenty twenty six, Yeah, I.
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Mean again, it's been such a packed one. We didn't
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even mention Star Wars. Oh yeah, reversal from previous things,
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like I think it's cool too. Again, just continuing to
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teut the box office viewing experience, but this was a
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television show that had such a great fan base. It
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along with the new Tom Clancy Jack Ryan movie, are
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both going to get box office theatrical moments because they
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were really popular as films. I think Prime Video is
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the one that has the Jack Ryan but they are
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all also releasing it in like select theaters, so like, yeah,
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I just think that that's kind of really cool.
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Yeah, I also think you know, for me, I would
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say this success of Devilwaar's Product two is hopefully a
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reminder to the industry that women led and women of
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a certain age led films have just as big an
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audience as ever. And I think people, I think that
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audience is hungry for more great films like that, and
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I think Devilwaar's product too proves that kind of kicking
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off the summer, you know, definitely, absolutely, So I hope
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that Hollywood keeps that in mind as they continue going forward,
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because I feel like, you know, women and women of
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a certain age, and women of.
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Color especially have.
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You know, are often under served in the stories that
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are told on the big screen. And I think, just
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yet again that that the success of that film shows
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that you got to keep serving and and that audience
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is there and waiting. So where can we find you
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and follow all your things besides besides the Scene on
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the Screen podcast?
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Yes, I was gonna say bi weekly episodes of Scene
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on the Screen. But you can find me at Rottensmatoes
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dot com and you can follow me anywhere at that.
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Jaqueline awesome, Jacqueline as always, Thank you, It is always
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a pleasure, and please come on again and we'll.
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We'll talk all things film and movies.
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Thanks for having me, Kyle, of.
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Course, Jacqueline Coley, isn't she amazing? I love her. I
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love when she comes on the show.
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She's always got such smart, thoughtful insight.
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Basically the opposite me you know, I'm just.
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Like, oh my god, I want to say that.
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I love that.
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She's like, here is why this is going to be
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successful or whatever. Anyway, before we head out, quick reminder
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subscribe to that pop Cultureweekly newsletter at popcultureweekly dot com.
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I've got a ton of really cool, fun content coming
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up with some really amazing interviews over there. So as always,
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I love you, thank you for hanging out with me.
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I appreciate you more than you know.
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And I want to know what movies you are looking
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to or looking forward to seeing this summer, and what
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you're not looking forward to seeing, and what are your predictions, like,
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what are you predicting is going to bomb or be
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huge or whatever this summer? Join in on the conversation
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over on our socials. All right, until next time, go
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watch something great or terrible. You know, sometimes terrible movies
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could be more fun. All Right, I'll see you next time.
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I love you well.
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Thank you for listening to pop Culture Weekly. Here all
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