We Watched the Worst Movie of All Time | Trash Taste #280

Hello and welcome to another episode of trash taste. I'm your host for today. Gant joining me once again are two now brain dead boys. As am I because we just started our next anime club. And we will be talking about anime, but before that corner had a banger suggestion. Where he was like, we should watch one of the worst movies ever created. I hate you so much. That's what we just did. I thought it was a great bonding exercise for us. That was trauma bonding. Yeah, we watched war of the world. Yes. And if you want to watch us watch it, which will be an edited version, you can go do that on Patreon. Not to be confused by the 2005 movie or any of them. No, there's many remakes. This is the most recent remake of the classic HG Wells war of the world story. I don't know what it's got to do with the actual classic novel. It had nothing to do with it. Just to set the stage war of the worlds. Obviously a very famous book story. You've pretty already heard of it. It's got a lot of real life law behind it as well. It's quite a famous property. For some reason they released this movie, which I think they filmed during the pandemic that starred ice cube. And it's him basically on a PC reacting to the world ending and trying to save his family. And it has a 2.5 on IMDb, 4% are on tomatoes and one out of five on letterbox. Honestly, still too high. Yeah, still pretty high. Is one of the worst movies ever made. That was, I don't know about you boys. That was easily the worst film I've ever seen in my life. I legitimately cannot think of a film that was worse than that. Off the top of my head. I don't, I'm not a connoisseur of bad movies. Some people love that shit, whereas just like they love watching terrible films. It's almost like an art form. Oh no dude, look, as someone who like loves like the shitty B grade horror films that are, but you know, they're bad. Don't get me wrong, but a lot of those movies are entertainingly bad. This one was just bad. I think I realized what the problem is. I think I knew realized why I didn't enjoy this. I was sober. That is true. We should have drank while watching this. Yeah. There's this, can you load up the middle screen, the middle camera and Naby? So I noticed during watching this at the beginning, we were like, we're having lunch, high energy. We were, we are ready to watch war of the worlds. Yeah, we're like relaxing, you know, getting a coffee, eating a salad, we're getting ready. Which show us like at the beginning when the movie starts. So this, this. This is like kind of us when the movie starts. Can you like go to like one third of way through Naby? Yeah, like that. Yeah, see, we're pretty comfy. I just noticed we kept sanking deeper and deeper into our sofas. Can you, can you go to like near the end? What do we look like near the end? Further. Further. It's like we forgot the cameras were on. It's so shit. We did react to it. So again, if you want to go and watch the edited version of that, go to our Patreon. Patreon.com slash trust. This movie was fucking awful. I don't know how this, how the fuck did this movie come about? I really don't know. I can, I can probably tell you why. It's an Amazon Prime exclusive and it just sounds like the most. I'm going to Google it right now on my phone. Yeah, I mean, with the amount of Amazon product placement in there, I was like, how many executives greenlit this just to not even subtly push Amazon? Yeah, it wasn't even subtle. I swear. Amazon showed up in pivotal moments of the movie. I swear every second line was, what are you trying to do? Steal my Amazon car? Yeah. So, so it was, it was filmed during the pandemic. It was shot in 2020. Holy shit. And to adapt, they used a screen life format. Obviously, the one kind of like unfriended. Apparently, it only took 15 days to film. That's like way more than I thought. Yeah, that's way more. I thought it was like three days. 15 is insane. Yeah. It obviously was very fast. Post production stretched out, took a while to finish editing and visual effects. That's because no one could once if you work in there. No one fucking released anything. No one wanted to work on it. Originally, Universal Pictures were developing it for theatrical release. Later, it was sold to Amazon Prime Video. The film ended up being quietly released this year, obviously. About five years after it was filmed, which I feel like is crazy long, especially for a low budget film. I wonder if there were any reshoots to be like, we're selling it to Amazon. So Amazon were like, we're going to put every other line. Plus the fucking product placement all over the place. Yeah. Because did you notice how many lines were rerecorded? Yeah. Those heavy product placement from Amazon, obviously. And yeah, apparently they wanted to go with the format of the screens, because that would mimic a modern invasion in real life. There is nothing about this movie that mimics a modern invasion. The only invasion that happened was one to my mental capacity watching this movie. So to explain Ice Cube in this movie, he plays a government. The NSA agent, a government agent that I guess his day job is to, I don't know, make sure that the American people are like protected or whatever. I don't really know what his job actually was. His job is to spy on his children. Yeah. I mean, he's just spying on everything. It doesn't look very productive, if I'm honest. And the whole time he is just spying on his children. Like he's using the work pieces. He's using taxpayer money to spy on his children about if his daughter is having a fucking donut or not. Not only is he spying on it with public security cameras, he's tracking her Apple watch to check her heart rate, spying on the inside of a fridge, looking at what she's buying at the coffee shop. And then when she buys a muffin, calls her up and it's like, Honey, don't eat the muffin. It's fucking ridiculous. It's actually psychotic. Like he is actually a fucking freak in every sense. It is beyond like forgivable. He's such a fucking piece of shit. And then the war breaks out and all he's doing is trying to find his family, which obviously, yeah, you'd be concerned, but you're supposed to be like the front line. Yeah. Just stopping this. Yeah. There are so many moments where like government agencies and like the literal president of the United States is calling him and he's just like, not now, Mr. President, I got to find my son. I'd like to hope you hire people, you know, people who work in these positions that, you know, the world's ending. I understand family is important, but come on. The world's ending. We need to be on top of this. It's so shit. And the whole time, you know, I like ice cube, but got to be top 10 underwhelming performance of all time. It was an amazing performance in my eyes and amazingly, amazing performance of someone who just doesn't give a shit. Yeah. It was like they asked him to record 10 reactions and we're going, oh, shit. They just interspliced it throughout the movie. It's fucking terrible. Yeah. I think you said, God damn, like 30 times in the movie. And so, uh, yeah, the plot happens. Obviously he's spying on his daughters. That's how it opens up. And it's got this like incredibly zoomer editing. It keeps zooming in and out. The digital zooms are so funny. Every, every, all these spy programs just seem to work and you right click everything and it has every option you never need. It's really fucking stupid. And then randomly aliens start attacking the world. And the, the omen to this is that he's on the call with, for some reason, a NASA woman. Who's like, have you seen the clouds? He's like, I don't watch that shit. I watch people. And then he's like, okay. So why is that we're not asking you about clouds? Yeah. And then it shows stock footage of random storms from different points in the world. Wonderful. Dude, half this movie was stock footage. And then aliens invade, not explained why, what they could possibly want or why they would invade. And they just start wrecking everything. And again, he's calling up his family. He's not fucking doing his job. And the whole time everyone is just giving the most fucking boring ass performance. And then it, we find out that apparently the reason why they want to attack Earth is because data, all the data the NSA is claiming. No way sponsored by Amazon as well. Which by the way, they mentioned like five times that like Amazon carts. It's like, what are you mentioning? Shut up. Like this is, this is war of the worlds in name and name only because nothing about this is anything like the original AC World's novel. And so all of these aliens look like shit too. Yeah. Yeah. And they look bad. And the whole time they just keep showing generic stock footage of military videos. Yep. So uninspired. And then, so they start attacking the data centers and they get the data. And we find out, oh no, the government had a secret data harvesting thing that would somehow predict what humans would do. It's the ultimate data collecting. I'm surprised you can even say that because I wasn't fucking paying attention. And apparently this is what the aliens are after. And apparently everyone knows that this will cause the aliens to come to Earth if they turn on this data harvesting. But no, it's never explained why or why turning on a server will attract all these aliens. Or why aliens are hungry for data. Not this is explained. Yeah. All that really matters is if the fucking Amazon drone can deliver a USB stick, so fucking stupid. So they have this genius idea to hack it. Oh, I forgot to mention. Ice Cube's son in this is the is the is anonymous. Yeah. He's just anonymous. Yeah. He's just anonymous. Or like the hacker disruptor. Yeah. They call him the disruptor. Yeah. And ultra hacker. And they're trying to, and the start of movie, they're trying to find him. This is him. This is the disruptor. They're trying to find him and they can't find him. He's too smart. They have proxy IP addresses. Who could think about it using the VPN? No. It's kind of a leak tag. And so he's like, dad, you got to trust me. I know what's happening. And he's like, shut up, son. You're dumb as shit. And then it turns out that some obviously was right. And anonymous knew. Yeah. And so he's like, dad, join me and my anonymous buddies. We'll tell you the truth. And so when he finds out the truth, the government kicks him out of all the systems. It's so fucking stupid that everything explain any of this stuff. Kicks him out of all the systems and then explains like, dad, we'll upload a virus to the aliens because they're getting the data. So obviously if we put a load of virus, it'll fix it. Yeah. It's a virus that will cannibalize the alien. Yeah. Because his daughter who is like a neuro scientist or something or like bio chemical engineer or some shit. Yeah. Yeah. Feel like, you know, that should maybe be a couple of more gigs than a USB stick. Yep. Anyway, his daughter is this elite scientist who we, by the way, he had to save at one point by hacking a Tesla and putting it on auto pilot. You know, just because of course. Yeah. Driving a Tesla on autopilot in the middle of the world ending. Just I don't. And what's so funny is they occasionally show dash cam footage. Yeah. And it looks like the most normal traffic. We're supposed to believe the world is fucking ending. And they'll be like, this shit's gridlocked. Look everywhere. And I'll just show a shot of normal LA traffic. Yeah. Like, you can't get anywhere. It's like, and there's aliens going around destroying every road. So what is it? Can they get everywhere or is the world being destroyed? Because somehow cars work and everything's normal and the Amazon delivery driver can still get around. Yeah. It's a fucking stupid. So he joins up with anonymous and as he's on the call with anonymous, they all get fucking nuclear striked by these aliens. And I guess all of them die except for his son. Obviously he was using a VPN. He was the only hacker smart enough to use a VPN. He had his VPN sponsorship because he was always using it. He had it on. Hopefully we have one in this episode. Thanks to, no, he had his VPN on. So he didn't get bombed. So then they discover that maybe if they combine the scientist daughter, who he's been kind of having a falling out with throughout this entire movie, her her genetic code and the elite hacker son, they combine, they can destroy these aliens using a virus. But yes, there's a problem. They won't fall for that again. So they need to manually insert a USB stick into the data center. And how do we get the USB stick from the hackers place to ice cube? Amazon drone, which primary, which I, I'm controversial. My opinion, maybe I thought Amazon was the best part of this movie. They had the best bits. They came in clutch. They saved humanity. But it's so fucking funny because he can't, he has a drone with him, this Amazon delivery guy, who is the boyfriend of ice cubes daughter. Yeah. And he's like, I can't activate the drone unless you place an order. Yes, that's right. So ice cube opens up Amazon. buys a USB stick. buys a USB stick and then that somehow gives him the all clear to send the drone out. Yeah. No, actually my favorite moment in this film, I know, I know which part of it. Yeah. It's by far the best part. My favorite moment in this film is when the aliens hit the drone, drone falls down because he's flying it through a wall. So he gets to the government building to deliver this USB stick. This, this homeless guy that's just like hiding for his life. They track his number somehow and then they're like, yo, yo, yo, pick up the drone, pick up the drone. He's obviously like fearing for his life. And they're like, yo, tell him the government's going to give him free internet. And he's like, nah, nah, nah, you're going to spy on me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They're like, send him a thousand dollar Amazon gift card. He's like, yo, let me risk my life right now. Now we're talking. It was just so out of pocket. The rat, the fact that they were like, you'll send him an Amazon gift card. Yeah. Because at this point the drone had been here and it was flipped on its back. Yeah. And they needed someone to flip it over. And this homeless guy who I guess, I don't know how they got his number and something. I don't know. I don't know. Either. Now all they did was that they saw him in the camera. They right clicked on him and went like track number or some shit because of course that exists in their system. I mean, I'm sure like putting not far off it. Yeah. As humanity, but yeah, it's fucking ridiculous. I mean, so fucking insane. It was shit. And then he uploads the virus and it saves the world. Yeah. Yeah. Because I guess they don't have factory reset on these alien. Yeah. He also has a dead wife as well. Oh, he does have a dead wife. Yeah. He had a dead wife and he has, I guess, like trauma about being overprotective about his children. You know, I actually felt offended that they try to have character development in here. Yeah. Me too. Like I was like, all right, shitty movie. Let's fucking go. When they actually try to do something serious, I actually like, why are you even trying? Yeah. Why? Why? What are we here for? It's like, I don't care that. And then the whole thing of like how the only way that Ice Cube's character has access to his memories of his dead wife is her fucking inactive Facebook account. Yeah. And so he goes and so there's this moment in the movie where like, oh, the servers get destroyed by the aliens and what's the first thing that Ice Cube checks? His dead wife's Facebook account. And he's seeing all of their memories, their photos and their voice memos disappear in front of his eyes. I'm like, bro, save that shit locally. Like what? Yeah. I mean, why do I just keep it on fucking Facebook? I've had like messages that I've tried to access from like five years ago. And it's like, it's like gone. Yeah. Like you want to let you like see. Yeah. Exactly. You load the attachment. You would fucking download that shit. Of course you would. It's just, you know, it's that important to you. You'd probably download it. It's like, I said this during the reaction, but like, you know, in like the 90s and the early 2000s when we had like, you know, depictions of hackers in movies like this. That the depictions of hackers in the 90s and 2000s as cheesy and as corny as fuck as there were was more grounded in reality than whatever this shit was. What I don't know as well is like, what was this movie supposed to be? Like if it all, if COVID didn't happen, I can't imagine it being good still. No. Um, I just, yeah, I don't know what was the point of recreating this film in particular. I just think that it was, I'm like trying to program a sentence that makes sense. Was it supposed to maybe like kind of, you know, because this was during like the beginning of the pandemic, right? And everybody, the only way that people could access, you know, I'm sure if it came out during the pandemic, it might have. Yeah. It was like this whole thing of like, you know, oh, you know, even though you can't, you're not directly there for your family members during this hard, you know, COVID times that, you know, it's important that, you know, it feels like the world is crashing down. You got to stay, you know, your family is important or what? I don't know. I'm just fucking straight. The fucking shitty thing is they try to portray a message. I'm like, as soon as like the, we found out that the real, the real problem was data. Englions were going for data. I'm like, are you serious? Are you seriously trying to convey a deep thought for commentary on like the current big data problem with like corporations now? I'm like, really, really? This is the movie you're going to try and do it through? I just, I also think that the storytelling medium of screen life is kind of shit. Oh, I hate it. Because it never feels realistic. It never feels like it is how to use these devices. Yeah. And it's an experience that nearly all of us have. So, you know, it does, you know, it does feel a bit disingenuous in a way. But, you know, I think the reason why I sent like unfriended was quite popular at the time and why it kind of worked is because of just how goofy it was at the time. It still is goofy. It's still very goofy. If you ever watch it, it's so fucking extra. But I still think you did a better job using the medium than this did. Like this is so chaotic. It does feel like Zoomer TikTok editing as well. Yeah. Like there's so many cuts every fucking two seconds. You are looking at something new. There's never a moment where it lets you fucking look at something. And then also on top of it, I know it's such a small nitpick, the timer in the bottom corner of the movie, like the clock inside the movie, it's just like not like accurate, which I feel like is so easy to do right. It's so lazy. Well, you mean like the entire plot of the movie happens within like an hour? No, it goes back and forth. Oh, does it? Yes. Oh, I didn't even notice that. There were points where I saw it was like 2pm and then it went back to 10am. It's like, how do you fuck this up? I didn't even notice that, dude. It's just like a little thing. It's like you don't have much worldbuilding to do. It's like the least you can do. Yeah, right. It's like, have it be the right fucking time on the clock or always at least go forward. Yeah. It was just bad. It was really bad. Yeah. Everything was lazy. I think it's, I think what's probably the most and why it's probably been so popular is because I guess, you know, Ice Cube is quite a well-liked actor and I think people quite enjoy his performances normally and seeing him in something so shit is just so funny. I mean, I respect when someone just takes a paycheck and yeah, yeah, but fucking hell. How much money does it have to throw at this man to convince him to be in this movie? Let me see if he said anything publicly about it because I'm actually curious what his thoughts about it. Can you also try and look up how much he actually got off of this movie? What's the budget of this movie? What's the, yeah, what is the budget of this movie? Let's take a guess. Let's take a guess. How much do you reckon? Five mil. Five mil? It's gonna be 10 mil. Yeah, it's gonna be 10 mil. Oh, I was thinking like a couple of mil. No. Like one or two mil. Yeah, let's see. Do they have a, Do they have any data on that? 123 mil? No, that can't be right. I'm not taking it from Reddit. Is it on Collider? 132 mil. Look up on IMDB. I just keep defending the film, pointing out that it was shot during the pandemic and that it was gonna sit on a shelf. It better to just release it than have it sit on the shelf forever, which I do agree with actually. Yeah. I do think that, like, I don't think this is, heinous, he needs to apologize. I think it's just a bad movie. The director said, sorry, the producer said, no one sets out to make a bad movie. That's true. That is true. That's true. It's just really funny in this context. And from another producer, they meant to entertain. And if it becomes one of the most watched movies on Amazon Prime Video, they'll consider it a victory. Well, yeah, I mean, a bad movie is still, you know, if you mean on the movie, people are still going to watch it, you know? Yeah. I mean, you know, I think the reason why something like that is talking about the 2005 movie. Yeah, that's believable. Yeah. I think the reason why something like the room has like a cult following and is kind of beloved is because it's kind of like one man's insane vision of what a movie is. Yeah. And that journey and that trip, whereas this just feels soulless. Genuinely, ice cube made three to five million. Oh, ice cube made three to five mil. I mean, look, happy for you, bro. You made the bag. That makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. Genuinely, it just makes me curious about what it's like working on a project like this. You know, what is it like? Dude, gotta be terrible vibes. Yeah. Right? Like I wholly relate to nobody wants to make a bad anything, bad content, bad movie. Sometimes things happen. Sometimes circumstances change. Sometimes executives make decisions that are out of your control. Yeah. What is it like having to stomach knowing that you are working on a movie this bad? I mean, I think you probably know. I mean, we've filmed things on like sets with stuff in the past that I think didn't turn out great. Occasionally. Yeah. You know, maybe some paid things. Yeah. Where I'm like, this isn't not great. Yeah. And you know, and you kind of know when you're there, you're like, I don't think this is going to be great. But you also don't have a full sense of the picture of what it might be. Because I imagine there are some movies that they maybe shoot with a lot of CG or that require a lot of heavy editing. You probably don't think about the whole pistol, the whole pistol, the whole thing holistically. You put it, you think about I'm here to do my job. Yeah. I'm sure the set vibes are fine. I'm sure it's like, like when they're there filming it, I'm sure it's a good time. Yeah. Like I'm sure it's fine. But I'm sure a lot of people will probably have the inkling of like, no citizen Kane being made. Well, didn't the cast of Star Wars think that that was going to bomb when they were filming it? So I'd heard. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I mean, they, Star Wars, I mean, I guess it's because there wasn't really anything. Can you Google this? I just, well, I mean, they had, they had Alec Guinness who, oh, sorry, Alec Guinness, sorry, who was a very renowned actor who's playing Nobby. Yeah. Maybe it was a Kenobi. Yeah. Yeah. In the original films. Yeah. And he was a like very, very famous, like extremely famous and well-respected actor. And he was very public in his dislike for Star Wars. Yes. He was like, this shit is like drivel. Yeah. Some of his quotes are so funny. Can you type in Star Wars Alec Guinness quote? Alec Guinness quote. Alec Guinness quote. I love reading his quotes. He did so many interviews in his lifetime about Star Wars. And he would shit on it so much. It was so funny. Oh, there we go. How on how he dislike working on Star Wars Episode 4. I shrivel up every time someone mentioned Star Wars Episode 4 to me. Oh, that's, no, that's his, I think these are. Well, here's the AI overview. Okay. Yes. Several members of the original Star Wars cast and crew believed the film would be a flop before its massive success. Particularly veteran actor Alec Guinness who was skeptical of the script and even George Lucas himself had low expectations. Yeah. I mean, it was a totally new concept and a lot of what is that? Oh, he didn't even like Bridge on the River Kwai either. The original script was ridiculous. Oh, I see. Okay. Oh, yes. He just hated every film he was eating. He was a very, very open opinionated man. He's very funny. That's funny. But he's done so many great movies. Yeah. Great actor as well. But he was such a like serious character actor. So he, I think like he just felt like it was like drivel. Yeah. Probably. I'm sure after doing stuff like Bridge on the River Kwai and Great Expectations and Lawrence of Arabia, I'm sure then going to do Star Wars, you would be like, what the fuck is this? Yeah. Right. That is true. But you know, you can have a sometimes you think it's gonna fail. People loved it. Yeah. Something that's gonna fail and it turns out to be a global sensation. Someone asked him if it made him a fortune. He says, yes, blessed be Star Wars, but two thirds of that went to the inland revenue and a sizable sum on VAT. No complaints. Let me leave it by saying I can live for the rest of my life in reasonable modesty way I am now in a way that I am now used to, that I have no debts and can afford to refuse work that doesn't appeal to me. Based. I think there's no greater way to say, bitch, I got the bag. Yeah. I got the bag and I'm out. I like he still had to throw shade against the tax man. Yeah. Right. It's like, bitch, I got paid well, the tax man got paid even better. How many quotes are there that he said, can't say I'm enjoying the film. You rubbish dialogue, which is me every other day on watches of pink paper. None of it makes my character clear or even bearable. I just think thankfully of the lovely bread and which will help me to keep going until next April. Yo, bro, you're the one bread all the way back then. He was, I mean, my God, like, what a fucking bad ass. Because you imagine like you, you want to work with this legendary actor and just hear fucking publicly be like, I'm a part of this movie and the script is fucking shit. Yeah. You'd be like, oh my God. Jesus. Like, and I, yeah, again, I think there's so many times where I think you just don't know how the movie's going to come and like how it's going to come. How it's going to, how it's going to like all come together until it gets to the editing. Right. You just don't know. Yeah. But you know, when it comes going back to, you know, this war of the world film, there couldn't have been someone at least one person in the editing team while editing this and just being like, you know what, who's kind of shit? Well, I mean, that's probably why it was sold from universal to Amazon. Yeah. I think they did know it was shit. Of course they knew it was shit. But you know, everyone, everyone's got to make bread. Yeah, I guess everyone's going to pay rent. But yeah, I mean, there's probably a sunk cost policy too. I mean, once you've got, once you've done the shooting, I mean, you've already done 75% of the work at that point, you just kind of need to release the thing. You know, universal, I'm sure they kind of made some money selling it to Amazon. Yeah. And Amazon now is really very happy because they even though it's fucking dog shit. And it's probably done very well considering how much has been made. So I don't think they spent, I would be very surprised if they spent any money on marketing for this because they kind of just sell it. It's self buried. Yeah. Yeah. Actually got buried and actually that helped its publicity because they got spread through word of mouth basically. I mean, yeah, I mean, I didn't know that until you brought it up. Everyone who thinks they're like, I'm not susceptible to marketing. It's like, of course you are. We all are. This is literally humanity. We are all susceptible to being marketed to and this is no different. The only reason we know about this because everyone's talking about it. And the reason we're talking about it is because it's the same to talk about. It's interesting. And this is the, we shouldn't be watching this dog shit film to begin with. I mean, it has 28,000 IMDB ratings. So yeah, that's a lot. That's a lot. Even though the score is low, that's a lot of people rating the film. Go to, what's the movie that came out recently? I don't know. Go to F1 movie. That was a very popular movie. Let's see what like a normal like a 200K. Yeah. 200K reviews for a blockbuster, extremely popular release and successful movie. I heard this movie was great. So good. By the way, you're going to watch it. It's amazing. Right. It's 15th popularity. So this has let's say even like one 10th popularity of a full theatrical release of an extremely popular movie. I feel like what the fuck? That's crazy. That was probably bought on an absolute like discount. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And you got the Brad Pitt star power here. Yep. A couple of other big names too. It's a good movie. By the way, you should watch it. Yeah. I heard this good movie. Very good. I heard that makes F1 very interesting. It got me in F1. I've been watching it since. Yeah. Oh, you've been watching it since? Well, I've been watching The Drive to Survive. Okay. Which I never cared about F1. Don't spoil anything. I'm only four seasons in. So I'm watching the 2021 F1 right now. Okay. Dude, I don't watch the F1. It's so good. Well, at least the Netflix is. I don't know if I haven't watched any real F1 yet. Right. It's cool. Yeah. But I would say that honestly, our reaction to the War of the Worlds is probably more entertaining than us talking about it. Yeah. So just go and watch it. There is no kind of like way to break down just how bad this movie is. This is not something that you can convey through words. It needs to be experienced. And it wasn't even like, enjoyably bad either. It was enjoyed to be bad at some points. Really? Yeah. But it was just... At some points. But I don't know, like a 50 minutes and I was done. Yeah. I was like, after a while, I was like, okay. The movie's only an hour and a half, which in, you know, today's standards of film length is pretty short. Yeah. But it felt longer than some three hour films I've seen. Well, a curious question then, moving on from War of the Worlds. Outside of this, what do you think is the worst movie you've ever seen? Are we talking like just even though it was like enjoyable, like it's terrible, like conceptually terrible, like how it was made or in terms of like enjoyment? Because I feel that's too very different. Well, I think it's hard to find one for enjoyment because if you really don't enjoy film, then you probably just would forget it unless you have an example in mind. Like a terribly made... There's lots of terribly made films that was way worse than this, but it's because it was either a B grade film on a small budget or they just clearly just took the piss out of it. Because I've never seen the room before. I mean, either. Never watched the room? I've never watched the room. What? It's good. I want to eventually. I wonder what the room reviews are. 3.2. I mean, it's so good though. It's good fun to watch. Yeah. I've heard that this is like one of those just it's really dumb, but it's like stupid dumb. Yeah. I've watched the room and I've watched the movie about making the room. The disaster artist? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Watch that too. I do want to watch this film because I've seen so many clips about it and obviously it's just like a cult classic terrible film. Well, I mean it the movie is so good because Tommy Wiseau is such a enigma of a human being. Yeah. And and I think that's what is like so interesting about it is that like he doesn't have the ability to play or write this character in a way that is like, like I guess standard for a Hollywood movie. Yeah. So it just ends up being kind of weird, but in like a really captivating and interesting way. Is it like trippy? No. No. It's just he's weird. You just got all it's you can't look away. You know, it's it's more of the world. I was just bored, which is the biggest. Yes. You know, I was boring as hell. Yeah. Which is very, very. The only thing that was like really entertaining about it was just some of ice cubes for acting. Oh, some of the most stiff dialogue I've ever witnessed. Oh, yeah. Just my god, the writing. Jesus Christ. As if the plot writing was bad enough, just the dialogue was just so corny. So corny. Yeah. Yeah. No, I did not. Like you couldn't have even if you got the best actors in the world, it wouldn't have made the film. They even did the fucking title drop. I did the title drop. I can't. This is the war of the world. Oh, at least in recent memory, this is by far the worst film I've watched. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. Yeah. I mean, fuck, I can't even think of the movie that is equally bought. Maybe the last Mission Impossible. I was equally this board. Oh, yeah. I love the Mission Impossible series, but the dead reckoning was right was. Oh my god. I mean, long legs was pretty shit. The final wrecking. Oh, long legs. Oh, shit. Yeah. Maybe long legs might be my recent worst film. But this, this usurps it. Okay. Tenfold. 7.3. It was as bad as all the world. No, no, no. So I want to, I said I was as bored. Okay. I'll add more. This movie is a beautifully shot movie that is so boring. Yes. I mean, long legs. Did you watch this? No, but long legs is kind of the same. It was a beautifully shot film that was just crap. I felt so vindicated when Chris messaged me independently from me bringing it up and he was like, just watch for some possible wreck final wrecking. It was boring as shit. Oh my god. Thank you. I felt like I was going insane. I mean, the movie theater, I'm like, why is it so boring? Yeah. But you know, it is, but I really love the other Mission Impossible. So we have long legs. Long legs also might have been, I might have been as bored. Yes. I might have been even more bored during long legs. I'm not kidding. Long legs to me wasn't even, it wasn't the fact that it was boring. It was just like so shittily written that it was just frustrating to watch. Yeah. And it took me out of the film entirely, even though cinematography wise. Yeah. Beautifully shot. Beautifully shot. Really cool. I felt like the editing was good too. I don't remember much long legs. I just remember how it looked. I just remember Nicholas Cage. Yeah. That's it. Did you guys, okay, to build on the horror of some horror, because you know, I'm trying to watch my horror because I feel like it's a genre I don't give enough credit to. Yep. I watched weapons. Oh dude. You have watched this? I have not watched it. Dude. I've heard about it. So good. Oh really? I loved it. My sister called me and was like, that was one of the worst films I've ever watched. No, I fucking loved it. I loved it. Dude, it was so fun. Really? Yeah, that's a fun rating. Yeah, I had so much fun watching this movie. Number one popularity. Whoa. What? It was like, again, I loved how they, in this movie, they cut up how they kind of tell the story and build this, what is happening. I was never bored once. It was so good. Is it scary? I heard it's incredibly gory. Like at times. That's what my sister said. Yeah, it's really uncomfortable gore. I would say there were some really funny shots in the movie though as well. Like you might have seen the shot where like a bunch of these kids are running. Yeah. My sister was like, every time these kids were fucking tea posing and running away, I was just cackling in the theater because it's just like you can't take it seriously. So they run in this movie like this and it's the weirdest part, but apparently this was to run like that. I think apparently the creator was trying to, it was inspiration from the Vietnam war with that image of the girl who had been hit by the police. Oh. And they were, because I guess it's, I guess it somewhat makes sense with, if you watch the movie, but it was, it was really well filmed, really well shot. Everything looks beautiful, pacing is great. I actually really like it. If you want a really interesting horror film, I actually really recommend it. Yeah, I do definitely want to check this out. And the cast is great. Really good actors in it. You can see Josh Brodin. And I think Wong was really good in it too. Pretty good. I had a lot of fun watching it. I recommend it. How do you guys feel about disaster movies? Oh, the probably the worst genre. That's probably like the worst genre for me under horror. They've been overdone. It's kind of my guilty pleasure. I kind of like, every, I can't think of a good disaster movie. I mean, War of the Worlds. I'm with Tom Cruise. I guess it is. The original War of the Worlds is pretty good. I mean, like I can't, I can't think of, sorry, let me, let me, let me phrase that. A lot of disaster movies are very, very cheesy. But I don't know. There's just some charm to them, especially like Roland Emmerich movies. The one with Nicholas Cage, the numbers unknown. Knowing. Knowing, yeah. Knowing. I like that movie. I like knowing. Yeah. I like it. Yeah. Oh, I don't know. Actually, I think, I think knowing is a highly underrated movie. I like knowing. Knowing was fun. 6.2. I'm generally willing to watch a movie that is bad if Nicholas Cage is having fun. I'm generally okay with it. I feel like he often brings energy to performance. Do you remember the ending of this movie? Yeah. I wasn't like the kid new and then aliens are all fucking about to attack and the kid saw it or some shit. I don't know. No, because I, spoilers for knowing if you really care about watching this. Yeah. This is up. It's up 600 points. Why is it up 600 points? People are people are realizing that is actually a banger movie. No, because this is a disaster movie and the whole, okay, let me, let me summarize the plot. Okay. They dig up a time capsule and there is this one sheet of paper that just has a bunch of numbers in it. And Nicholas Cage is just like checking these numbers randomly and he notices one of the numbers says 9 11 and then another and then another number and he checks up and it's like the exact number of casualties that happened on September 11th. Right. Right. And so then he starts checking other numbers and he realizes that these dates correlate to a certain disaster and it's basically has the exact amount of casualties during that disaster. Don't ask me why the news is always reporting with 100% accuracy. Yeah. The casualties, we're going to ignore that little plot for a bit, but then he notices that the date catches up to current times and there's still numbers that keep going. Right. So basically he knows that there is going to be a disaster happening on certain dates and the exact number of casualties. So he tries to stop it and he, you know, it's always a question of is he crazy or does these numbers actually mean anything? And so the whole, the plot twist in the end is that the dates end after like the string of dates end after a certain points and then Nicholas Cage realizes or gets revealed that the sun is going to have a massive solar flare and basically strip the earth of its atmosphere and the world is just going to end. Okay. And then that's what happens. And then it's, there's this moment where Nicholas Cage is just like, why was I meant to know these numbers if there's nothing I can do about it? So it's actually, I think, a really, I think. There's like a mystery element involved in it as well. There is a mystery element involved, but it has the balls to be like the world is ending and there is nothing the main character can do about it. Right. And the ending is just him going back to his family and having one last touching dinner, watching the world ends together. And I'm like, damn, that is a pretty powerful fucking ending. Yeah. I think you always have to save the world. No, no, exactly. I don't think the world is always worth saving. Yeah. And it's always stuck with me because I, this was a film that I've randomly bought on some pirate DVD in Thailand and I was like, why do I keep thinking about this ending still to this day? And I'm like, oh, this because compelling. Yeah. It's like the bad end. I guess. Yeah. It's a compelling, interesting ending. I've watched some fucking range of movies. God, the West Wall of the world is such shit, man. When I was in America, I watched the theaters. They always play old movies. So I watched, I watched, I watched Akira Kurosawa's Ran in theaters. Nice. Nice. Jealous. Awesome. Yeah. Go to LA. LA have like so much choice in terms of... Dude, yeah. I was like, I had to like pick between this and like Jaws and something else. You made the right choice. Yeah. I know. I wanted to watch this one. I was like, why am I ever going to get to watch this in theaters? This is one of my favorite Kurosawa films. Yeah. What a fucking treat. This was amazing. So good. And like, you know, you always say like, well, sure, I've never seen a movie where I'm like, damn, every single frame you could pause and just like put it on a wallpaper and you'd be like, God damn, it's beautiful. Yeah. I think I don't remember... They built an entire castle and burnt it down in this movie. I don't remember if this was the movie or it was a different Kurosawa film, but I think at the time this movie came out, this movie had the record for the most amount of extras in any movie. I wouldn't be surprised. Because there are straight up scenes where there are like literal like thousands of extras in just like a two or three second shot. And it's like the scale is just like unbelievable in this movie. It's based on Shakespeare's King Lear. But if you know King Lear, you know the story. Okay. Okay. And I think, you know, Shakespeare's work always gets retold, but I think it actually kind of works in the feudal Japan set because of how strict and dire everything is. Every sentence is something to be feared. And so I think it translates really well. I think I'm going to... I think the source material is better. Oh, you are? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, look, if you're Shakespeare, you've kind of got the list of bangers. He's kind of undisputed the goat, you know? Yeah, it's pretty good. I just wanted to bring it up because I thought it was really funny me watching this like two weeks ago and then watching fucking War of the Worlds. Dude, I definitely have to re-watch this when I get home just to cleanse my mind. Dude, there's this one shot in the movie where these two armies meet and this castle's on fire and the two armies, their colors are like separated and with a castle on fire in the middle. And it's one of the coolest fucking shots. And I googled it. Apparently it was like they spent so much money building this castle. This one, this is the shot. Yeah. They built so much money to build this castle to burn it to the ground. It's crazy. Yeah. We used to get shit done. Yeah, we did. We used to build things to burn it down just because we could. You know, back when practical effects, you know? But it looks so good. I know. All this visual. You're watching, you're like, oh my God, like the realization hits that, hits with you that you're like, they actually built this amazing looking structure just to burn it down for one moment on a film camera. Could you imagine the pressure of the cameraman being like, oh, fuck. Can you imagine that? Well, that's not the thing. I have no one, anyone in this, in this shoot that day. Oh my God. You know, you have to, and you're the fucking guy coming down the stairs and you know, you've only got maybe a couple of chances to get the shot. Yeah. You know, because you pretty much one chance. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe, yeah. I mean, maybe they pretty, pretty right up the stairs a couple of times. It's so cool, man. Like so many beautiful shots. And like, I think Japan scenery works so well because this must have been filmed somewhere like quite volcanic looking because everywhere around it was very dark and it's a couple of places like that in Japan. That's just so cool. Yeah. It's like, it's like a masterclass in Japan locations of how beautiful. Can we watch Rant for the next anime club? Which no, no, no, no, it's too long. It's too long. It's nearly three hours. I know, but it's so good. I just need to cleanse my mind. It is good. Oh, Jesus. We talked about that now, so we can't watch it. Fuck. All right, final one. Really cool. So it was just very sorry to bring it up, but yeah, if you haven't, and you want to watch a great Okuro Kurosawa movie, go watch it. Very good. Yep. Um, yeah. So that's World of the Worlds. Fuck World of the Worlds. We also said we're going to watch. Uh, Jafta. Yeah. Yeah. I actually really enjoyed this. Oh, you did? Yeah. Oh, good. I would not enjoy it. I don't know. You know what? I think anime has been pretty good recently. Yeah, we spoiled. Dude, I'm so, I'm so good. I hate that you Google, and sorry, not to be mean, when you Google this, of YouTube react of the first episode comes up. Yes. Yeah. Not, don't, don't, yeah, I know. Don't show that. Don't show that. We don't want to give them any attention. Yeah, I've, this was my, um, this was my suggestion from a couple of anime clubs ago because I've been a huge fan of this manga ever since it first came out. And I was there at AX actually. I was, I was emceeing the, the panel when they announced the anime adaptation for this. Oh yeah. And I was so scared that they were going to fuck this up because this is one of those, if you've seen any shot from the original manga, this is one of those ones where it's like, it's so visually just interesting and unique in every aspect that where it's like, if you don't get the right studio for this, this could very easily look very crap. Yep. Thankfully, it did not happen with this anime. This anime looks fucking phenomenal. Before we jump in here. Studio Bones. Studio Bones. Who wants to explain the plot? Um, I mean, um, sure, I can, I can try to do so. Sure. Okay. So, uh, here's, here's the world, right? You have the rich upper class with nice clean whites outfits. They are not stained at all. And then in outside of that city separates them and the underworld with one massive wall. And there's this shot where it zooms out onto the wall and you can see the two sides of the wall and you're like, damn society. At this point, I was like, overdone. But even in the underworld, there is an under underworld where all the people throw the trash out and throw the pit where they throw that trash, throw all, you know, convicts and the outcast of society down into the pits. Enter our main character. Rudo, I think his name is, because every time I saw it in the anime, I just, I was just like, ah, how rude. Every time someone would say a line and someone would shout out, Rudo. And I was like, ah, okay. But he's the main character and he loves trash. So I related to him immediately. And basically he, I can't remember what he does, but I think he collects trash or something. He collects trash that they, because they obviously the people are from the nice part of the world. Yes. They throw away things that are broken right away. Don't try and fix anything. Yes. This is perfectly good. So he repurposes them. But he's like risking his life to get trash. Yes. I guess because he thinks this trash is so valuable, he literally avoids gunfire to get like broken toys and, you know, stuff that seems pretty normal. Yeah. And so he has a friend who is almost like an adopted father or a brother figure, I guess. Yeah, adopted father. And one day his father gets murdered. He gets pinned for the murder, even though the murderer was someone who was. Some masked man. Some masked man. It doesn't matter because he gets pinned for the murder and he gets sent sentence to the pit. And as he falls down into the pit, he sees the murderer in the crowd. Also, there is a girl that he likes, I guess. And then as he falls down into the before he falls down into the pit, the girl's like, I hate you. But yeah, by the way, there's a pit. Yeah. This whole world is like on like a cliff edge kind of. Yeah. And there's just a pit and they instead of killing people or whatever, they just throw them down the pit. Yeah. Yeah. But it turns out when he goes down, turns out when he goes down, he is too angry to die, falls down in a heap of trash. And the trap, there is so much trash down there that they have become sentient Godzilla monsters, I guess. And the air is so toxic that it kills people. Yeah. But there are people living down there as parallee with special powers that are imbued into special items because the power system, which I thought was pretty interesting is that items that are treated with love and care are able to basically gain special powers to the people who wield them. Yep. Um, as I said, society. You gotta just say that for everything. That's how that's kind of how I felt watching like the other parts of this. I was really worried that it was just going to be like some kind of lecture on don't throwing things away. Yeah. Take care of this stuff. Yeah. No, it actually turned into, it actually kind of took it in a good direction. Yeah. Because I think, I think at the beginning, there were a lot of tropes there that were really visually hamfisted into you to be like, okay, I see the message you're trying to portray. But after you get over that hump, it does actually do a lot of interesting things. And I think this show is the perfect kind of like cross perfect line between something that's I guess like some cooler ideas and some edgy ideas, you know, there's such a fine line between what's edgy and not. And I think it all comes down to execution. And I think the execution of this is much more on the cooler side of things than the edgier side of things, even though I'm describing it and people are probably going to take this like, ah, this sounds, it does be edgy. Totally edgy. Yeah, because literally it's just like, I mean, it's stylized. It is rough and grungy. Yes. But I think the style, it's very stylistic and I really like the heavy lines and a lot of the characters in the world. And I think it really works. And what's really cool as well, at least with the original manga is that Udana Kei, the creator, hired one of her graffiti artist friends to do all the graffiti in the manga. Yeah. Oh, that's so sad. So if you actually read the manga and I'm pretty sure maybe the same person helps with like the design direction in the anime as well. All of the graffiti in the manga is specifically designed for the manga to give it a little bit more of that kind of gritty kind of, you know, street edge to it. Yeah. I also believe Udana Kei used to be an assistant to the creator of Soul Leader and Fire Force. I mean, makes sense. Also, she seems cool as fuck. Yeah. She recently came out in an interview and she's like this, like everyone's like, yo, she's a goth mommy. What the fuck? Oh, yeah. Yeah. She looks exactly like the person who would make this manga. I think it's really fun. And I gotta say one of my favorite anime openings in a very long time. Oh my God. The anime opening, the animation in the anime opening is so unique and oh, it's just so cool. I mean, if I was the creator and they made this opening for my manga, I'd be like, God, fuck you. Yes. Fuck yeah, dude. Shout out Pale Ghost dude. Soft sugar opening. Such a good band. Highly recommend it. Yeah. But yeah, overall, I mean, good. I was really worried when he kind of like back ago. Oh, yeah. I was like, oh God, not another trope of a fucking angry kid. Yes. Who's just fucking screaming all the time. And for some reason, Japan loves these fucking absolute morons. Yeah. Who just scream and are angry. But no, it's good. Yep. He's not too much like back ago. There are moments where he's a little bit back ago. He's a little buck ago, S. Yes. And I'm like, all right. I'm losing interest here. And then we meet some of the side characters who appear in this underworld. Oh, sorry. The garbage world, the pit. Garbage world. Yeah. And they start kind of, you know, elaborating a bit on the world. And it's actually quite interesting and really cool. And the characters we meet are very, very cool. And they're not just out to like help him or be nice. There's a nice kind of like realistic kind of, all right. I don't really want to fucking help this guy too much, but I need his help. So. Yeah. All right. I just fucking love Dior, man. She's so fucking cool. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And the action for the first two episodes as well was pretty damn fucking good. I mean, this is by Studio Bones. Oh my God. And I mean, Bones can cook and they continue to cook with this one, especially that first action scene where the guy with the umbrella takes down all of the trash monsters, man. Yeah. You know, when, you know, when like really good animation starts, like the scene starts playing and you're like, no, no, surely not. Surely not. And then it just keeps going and it keeps getting really fucking good. You're like, hold up. Yeah. The fuck is going on? Hold up. He's all up. Hold up. Why are they cooking so hard? It's episode two. Are we going to decide? Don't tell me this is a fucking Junjiito situation where episode three falls off. Don't you beat me. Like this is, this is cooking a measurable amount right now. So I'm called up to the latest episode. I'm not. Is it really cooking? It keeps cooking. I'm sorry. I gotta watch it. I'm also caught up to the manga as well. And the manga is so fucking cool because they, there's this reveal much later. I say around like volume five or six that completely changes how you see the world. And it's really cool because, you know, the way that they kind of foreshadow this, you know, this underworld kind of thing. And I guess the whole plot of Ruto, you know, like the whole revenge story of like, I'm going to find the killer and I'm going to come, you know, get back home and break the system and everything. Like I'm going to come. Sorry. Sorry. I'm like that, like that initial kind of plot set up. It persists, but it then changes the whole direction of the point of Ruto story in a really interesting way. And I'm really excited to see the ending of this. But yeah, I think more people need to be, I, I, I, more people than watch this. Like, yeah, I don't, I don't know. I don't know enough people who are currently watching this. I think I have a lot of people watching this. But also we're pretty loaded on good anime right now. A word. I'm in bands coming out in five days, which is going to date this. I have a, I have a lot to compete with. So I don't even know how well it's going to do, but I'm sure we've, we've, we've shows like this coming out. It's one of the most popular anime this season, but also that's not saying much because there is a lot of popular anime this season. Dandan season two, Kaiju number eight season two. We got even like non-shonen stuff, like the fragrant flower blooms of dignity. What else is there in the season? I know there's quite a lot, but I know Gachi, Gachikuta is up there. I'm just happy that we are getting a show like this nowadays because I feel like I'll dress up darling. That's oh yeah. Dress up family as well. Punch Man season three. Yeah. Damn. We're fucking stacked this season. I know this is our next. Oh, wait. No. This is. Oh yeah. Four. This is four. Yeah. Also it's a two core. Okay. Cool. Yeah. Two core. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Yeah. I'm just dam shield hero season four is more popular bro. It's over. That's it's joeva dude. End me now. End me now. Christ. Oh my God. Oh my God. Yeah. Yeah. We got quite it. It feels a little bit weird to see it that low down. Is this ranked by popularity because I was like I thought it would be higher. Yep. Ranked by popularity. Check my anime list because live chart. I feel like there's a lot of fancy people that watch live charts. Seasonal anime. There we go. Yes. Seasonal anime. Is this copium? I just I'm like please. Okay. Token Anki is the most popular. No, that's not that's not by popularity. That can't be right. Yeah. Yeah. How do you how do you sort? Oh yeah. Filter. Here we go. No. Sort. Sort. Go to sort. Oh yeah. There we go. Members. Huh. That's weird. Oh, I guess it is. Well go down because I can see more members for Dunderdun than I do for token Anki. Oh yeah. What the fuck? That's that's must be a weird glitch. Okay. Keep scrolling down I guess. Oh, there it is. Okay. So it's number four if we're not including the first one. Number four. Yeah. Okay. So a lot of shounens this this season. Yeah. And one romance that is very, very popular. So I think that checks out. But East guys obviously always popular. Right. Yeah. Yeah. The summer he car. It's more popular than summer he car died. Yes. Oh, I was not expecting that. I feel like I've heard more people talking about summer he car died over gut yachter. At least in Western audiences. But Western Western audiences, if it's shounen, it's always going to get like a few more points up in popularity compared to any other genre. Look, that is Joe. This is the community that only have only watched solo leveling. Yeah. You know, it's that is true. They have one genre they can talk about. So just by the fact that is a shounen, it's going to be pretty up there in popularity. At least to the Western audience. So maybe not the circles that you hang out with, but in the general, in the general audience, in the general audience, I do think the normies. If you will. I was joking. Obviously the tourists, the tourists. Oh, my fucking god. I'm glad you guys are enjoying it. Yeah. Honestly, this is this is currently gut yachter for me. Currently is my anime this season. Just sorry about that. Boys, nah, you're right. Take a shit. Get to empty out. My food. My food came should have taken one during war of the world. I should have fucking out like I did. Yeah. Where it's number two this year. No, it's number four. Oh, okay. What would we have this season that's doing? Fragrant flower booms with Dignity. Downdown season. I think the first one. I mean, two feathers of Maddox. The first time this is coming out might be. Yeah. Togan and Key. Yeah. I think this is a. It's a collage. The first one is like sponsored or something. Oh, yeah. It's pinned. Yeah. You see the pin like. Oh, yeah. It is pinned for some reason. Damn. My anime this can do that now. They can make it. They can pin whatever shows they want. Yeah. Yeah. But honestly, solid shounen. Very, very interesting world. Don't know enough about the characters yet, unfortunately, because we only watched the first few episodes. I'm glad. 24 episodes. Yeah. I am also glad. Again, I'm so happy this is a trend that seems to be coming back. Yeah. It seemed to be getting 24 episodes called Blast. Thank God. Just means we're eating good when we do eat good. Yeah. Yeah. I'm glad. All right. Yeah. What are we going to watch next? Whose turn is it? Whose turn is it actually? Whose turn is it normally? I think it might be gone next. It's my turn. Yeah. Out of wilds. Yeah. Because I suggest a God Jocker. And then you suggest the War of the Wall. So it's kind of like we've kind of fucked up the order a little bit. I mean, that was just kind of an off-handed thing. Yeah. I mean, you can do it this time. Oh, I can do it this time. Fuck. I need to think about... I wasn't mentally prepared for this. All right. Well, we'll have it in post then. Yeah. Moot on. This is what Gaunt decided. Oh, not that. Oh, no. What shit is Gaunt? What shit thing can I get from the wall? Really, that one Gaunt? What shit thing should I get them to watch? There's no rush. There's no rush. Yeah. We'll figure it out. We'll figure it out. We should watch a hip new anime called Barn. Barn anime class. Which you've already done technically. Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean, obviously we talked about that event and it's coming out in four days. Yeah. It should already be out. I know we're dating the episode. Yes. I'm still currently shitting myself, but let me check the show. You're shitting yourself? Yeah. Let me check the shows that have been airing. You're just going to find a real stinker. I know you are. Yeah. You know I am. We've been... I just... I need to continue the War of the Worlds train. I didn't... I just set it off as a whim. Don't need to take it seriously. It's not eye for an eye. We can watch that good. Oh, man. I love to think about it. It's there's a lot of... Should I go for something genuinely good? Or should I go for my brand, which is what I usually do? You can do either. I don't think it matters. Oh, I know. Okay. I know what I want. I know what I want. Oh, God, what? I want you to watch the first three episodes of Can a Boy Girl Friendship Survive. What? Can Can a Boy Girl Friendship Survive? Can a Boy Girl... What? Oh, Boy Girl Friend. No, Can a Boy Girl Friendship Survive? Oh, Boy Girl Friendship. I thought you said Boy Girl Friendship. Yes. Okay. Yes. This is what we're watching for the next anime club. Okay. The first three episodes of this... Why was it like budget REM? I mean, she's way more than budget REM. Okay. All right. Why do you always bring us this filth? Come on. I'm scared. This isn't filth. This isn't filth. I'm scared. 6.3 out of 10 on Arm to Be Gone. I'm seeing that line novel title and I've already any red flags. You know, it's bad when the title is a fucking parentheses in it. Yep. All right. Okay. So that's next month. And the other one that we are going to watch, you guys over on the Patreon can vote for, if you go over to patreon.com slash trash taste, by the time this episode comes up, hopefully there will be a poll. You guys can vote on what we will be watching next. It can be good. It can be bad. It can be anything in between. So by doing that, you are participating in the anime club and supporting the boys. So patreon.com slash trash tastes links in the description. If you want to watch anything of what we talked about and reacted to, you can go to patreon.com slash trash taste as well. You can watch us losing our minds watching war of the world. Or you can watch war of the world with us. Because I'm very thankful that we didn't record that watching it. Dude, if I had to watch that shit alone, I would have walked out. I would have just left. I think I would have been like, I can't do anything. You can't do anything. I would have turned it off halfway through. Yeah. I think I generally couldn't. Yeah. My God. But yeah. So that is the next anime club. And so patrons, please recommend something good. Not that this isn't good. This is this pretty good. I don't trust you. Experience. I don't trust you. This is a good experience. You're smiling too much. This is a good experience. I just don't believe you. I don't. I've been burned once too many times with your suggestions. God, it's always something bollocks like this. That's ridiculous. I'm a content creator through and through. So I always recommend good content is what I will say. Okay. Yeah. I recently played a Titanfall 2 campaign. Okay. Like 10 year old campaign. Why? Why now? Because I never played it and I heard it was amazing. And I was like, you know what? Fuck it. It's only like four hours. I'll do it. Like it greatest fucking campaign I've ever played in my life. Really? It's four hours of just fucking just amazing. It's so good, dude. I know nothing about this game. I only know the title. So like it's a weird game because I guess Titanfall 1 didn't have a campaign from my memory. It came out on the Xbox one. You remember that was a whole thing. Yeah. And it was kind of like a mech and people PVP game. And then number two, they just released just like one of the greatest fucking campaign games I've ever experienced in my life. What was great about it? It's like, so it's four hours, very concise. It's just like some of the best action and movement in a video game, but like so cinematic and in like a cool way. And there's so many cool moments and the characters are really fun. You know, it's just you and the mech and stuff. But yeah, man, it's so fucking good. It's like four hours and still holds up today. Because I remember going through a point where is it was almost like first person campaigns. No one really played them. You know? Yeah. It was well, so I actually had played time for a lot, right? But just the multiplayer. Yeah. Yeah. I've never played the story. There are so many first places and futures where there was no, I only knew about the multiplayer aspects. And obviously there were some missions like, you know, modern warfare 2 where there are some infamous missions, but I played with the modern warfare stories. Oh yeah. I love Sir McTravis. Who? Price Sir McTravis. What was what games is from? Modern War. He's in the modern warfare. He's the one. Oh, I never paid attention. Dude, the campaign of modern warfare 2 was amazing. Was it? Yes. Don't look at me, bro. What the fuck? I didn't even fucking play the game. So. And then Google is the story from modern warfare. Good. I don't know. I'm trying to eat to believe me. It's actually amazing. Like that's not me. Like it's so good. 3.5. What do you think of the story? Not the gameplay? Modern War War? Easily the worst story of any game with modern warfare in the title. What? No, no, no. Sorry. This is the new one. This is the new one. This is the 2019. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Okay. Why is the original Modern War War 2 campaign so good? So what? The campaign. Click on it. So good. Prank. So great. Okay. Oh, thank God. Thank God. Remember no rush. Oh, I know that line. Yeah. Yeah. Game opens up with that, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know that line. That's modern warfare 2. This is great. Maybe I'm roast into classics, but I loved it. So good. I know though the one I've never played this, but I watched all the cutscenes of modern warfare. Modern, modern warfare, which the one Kevin's. Yeah. Advanced warfare. Oh, yeah. That one's bad. The one with Kevin Spacey. That's where the pay after, press after pay respects comes from. Oh, yeah. That's what that comes from. Yeah. This comes in that game. Okay. Okay. But have you played it at all? No. God, no. Have you seen like some of the cutscenes with Kevin Spacey? Yeah. It's bad. I think it's bad. I thought it was pretty fucking cool, man. I thought it's pretty good. I don't know. Maybe it was just Kevin Spacey, just commanding screenplay presents. Yeah. I mean, I guess he was probably good. Yeah. But the story was just such a mess in general. Oh, okay. Like there's this one scene. There's this one scene where I can't remember the exact line, but it's Kevin Spacey addressing the UN or something like that. Okay. And he was like, let me make this crystal clear. Are we developing a virus to wipe out certain ethnic groups? No. Because we've already done it. I know. I was like, wait, that goes hard. I was like, that goes pretty good. Bars. Can you search this up? Wait, that sounds amazing. Yeah. I know. I was like, I saw that clip and I was like, I need to know what the plot line of this is because it's only got 23 minutes of cutscenes. Unfortunately, my appearance today has been clouded by a flurry of speculation that my company is developing a weapon of mass destruction, which would be capable of targeting specific ethnic groups. Are we developing such a weapon? No, we are not. Because we've already developed it. But with all due respect, I remember seeing this and I was like, Dad, I need to know what's going on in the game. That's such a bangers scene, man. That is crazy. That's such a perfect meme material, dude. Yeah. Oh my God. So what the fuck is this game about? That's what I was saying, right? I was like, Scroll down. How many views does it have? 4.4 million. Oh my God. 4.4 million. What a troll. Oh, that's so funny. I don't know how good the game is, but yeah, Kevin Spacey's role as the main villain of this, I was like, all right. And then he became a real life villain. Yes, he did. He did. Four shadowing. Yes, unfortunately. Damn. Yeah, that was amazing. But what's like other first person? How many first person shooters were there back then? Because I remember every other game. Yeah, I remember. I remember when everything was so many. Yeah. All right, but yeah, no, I mean, just so to just I played it, I thought it was really good. And I want people to know again, it's really fucking good. Fair enough. Is it a gameplay that's good or is it the story that's good? The gameplay is basically apex. Oh, okay. They use this to make apex. Like this was the engine. Oh, okay. So all the guns are the same as apex. Oh, okay. Okay. It's just this. Right. And then people are very angry because it means that we'll never get Titanfall 3 because of apex. I see. I mean, for 87,000 I thought it was Titanfall. A flop. So, Titanfall 1, I think was successful. And Titanfall 2 came out, I think the same weekend as Battlefield 1. And so I think it really struggled to find a player base. And then on top of that, I think this was a time that I felt like all that mattered was the online. And the online was okay. It was pretty good, like very nice mechanics, but it didn't have the staying power that other games quite had. And Battlefield has always done very well on its first couple of weeks as a series because the novelty is always quite fun for a lot of people, the scale of it all. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, it always just really well on the first week. And then, you know, tapers off normally. Well, even like recently they had the beta for the new Battlefield game and it was all the rage. It's the biggest beta in gaming history or something. It was all the rage. You know, and this tends to be the Battlefield thing when it comes out, insane hype and it dwindles up pretty quickly. Yeah. And then it just becomes YouTube shorts clips. People doing crazy shit. Yeah. Some on charges. That's kind of what it becomes. It becomes a, it becomes, that's where it's like, all right, go back to the shorts. Have you seen that like retired war veteran that plays Battlefield or something? Oh, yeah. Sniper. Sniper. That's good. That's good. I like that one. One of the most badass fucking conglomerations I've ever seen. Would you think like in like 40 years when the people who have kind of grown out with the internet and they get like 60 and 70, do you think it's just be like half of Twitch and half of live streaming would just be boomers and old people who are, well, not boomers, I guess it's that wrong term because different generation, but just old people. Yeah, I think. Do you think there'll be like a community of old people watching an old streamer? Well, you know, declining, declining birth rate, right? Yeah. Who are the viewers going to be? Well, they're going to be us, right? Yeah. Who else is going to? You want to market to the young ones, do you? Well, they're broken down and there's only four of them. Market to me. Sell me the diapers. I retire. I have all the time in the world to watch you stream. Stream is sponsored by Pampers and diapers. I'm here for the next three hours. Tell me about it. I've shit myself during this ad read. But you'll never know. You might have seen the live stream fails clips of me shitting myself. And I assure you it was on purpose. Look, you know what? I want that. Yeah. That's a future worth living for. Thanks for the five. Jerry Attrick, Steve. Look, the young ones will be using some kind of different. Will live stream even be like a thing in 40 years? Who fucking knows? You know? Or it works. I think so. You think so? In the form that is it now? No, not the same form. But yeah, I think the immediate getting an immediate hook into someone and being able to watch someone personally and be parasocial. I think that's important. Yeah. I think people have always want to see things vicariously, you know, no matter what happens. Right. I think. Do you think we're only going to do? Do you think it's going to be the same kind of like content where it's about staying live all the time, the same kind of always it just going to be far more polished? In like 40 years? I don't know. I mean, I think I think live streaming now, especially the people who are younger who are doing it is kind of a reality TV show that never turns off. Yeah. You know, Love Island, there's, you know, it's very popular as well. But you know, the seasons it ends, it wraps up, there's new cast of characters, but the live streaming, you know, these basically. Oh, oh, what they're doing is basically just 24 seven reality TV. Yeah. Kind of gives off the same feel as like Big Brother. And then on top of that, it is kind of the cultural zeitgeist is kind of, you know, for the young, I think the young people, the young, the Gen Z, you know, this is kind of, isn't even Gen Z and Gen X, the next gen alpha, Gen Alpha Alpha. Yeah. X no X is before us. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I meant. What do you mean? Like teens. No, no, before us is in order. Yeah. Order, order the next gen X is before millennials. Okay. My bad. Yeah. Gen beta has already started. Shut up. Gen X. Can you see Gen X? What's Gen X? Which gen X is 1980, mid 80s to the night. Sorry. Yeah. Oh, 65 to 80. Wow. I got it. Okay. Yeah. No, I think the, the, the gen alpha. Yeah. Gen alpha. For you. Yeah. I mean, this is like how a lot of the current like terms and popularity and all that shit is decided about. Yeah. And you just realized that every new generation goes through a different iteration of brain rot. And it just starts. It just starts a new kind of cycle and you know, they're probably going to be using a different platform because now, you know. Yeah. But I think the medium has always been to basically just watch people. That's always been the thing that we're interested in. I guess so. I guess, I guess you're right. Yeah. I don't think watching people is ever going to become, we're going to turn off. But you know, you know, what's, you know, what's getting less popular? Just normal gaming streams, I guess. I guess it's, as you said, a lot of the popular streams now, it's all about kind of like the big brother vibe of the show. Yeah. Yeah. No, absolutely. Yeah. I think it is, it is not what it's doing well. I think it's that again, they want reality TV. Yeah. And you playing a different game every day is not that. I mean, I'm sure it is a reality, but it's not necessarily an interesting reality for a lot of people. You know, people want to see, people want to see drama all the time. Yeah. Interesting things happening. Well, you know what? Maybe everyone is secretly a slice of life fan. They just don't know yet, you know, because that's what all the screw that one. That's what all this shit is. Yeah. I guess that's what life is. It's a slice of life. It is. How did we get on this? Oh, old people, old people and streaming. Old people and streaming. I was like, how the fuck did we get on this? Do you think you're going to see them be streaming? Oh, who knows? I actually don't know. Well, there's never going to be any shortage of games to play, I guess. I mean, I'm sure I'll, there'll be a point where I'm doing it a lot less. That will happen, but I don't know what that looks like or why. Yeah. I think it'd be a fun way to spend retirement. You know, just fucking hopping on and being like, yeah, whatever. I'm just going to fucking play a game and see what I want to watch and cool. Right. I do. Nothing I'm going to do that. But I was like, does that mean that's what you're going to do, Joey? The fuck no. I'm playing games on my own. I don't need people watching me. Yeah. I was going to be like, Joey, you can find 10 million other hobbies outside of streaming before you get to streaming as a hobby for retirement. Yeah. And I did already. That's why I don't stream anymore. Yeah. This dude is badass as fuck though. Oh yeah. This is this is this is so cool. I love those glasses. Yeah. He's so locked in with your shit. God damn. I'm like, I can watch this for hours. Bro's KDA ratio, man. Look at that shit. Right. So what are you going to be doing in 30 years then, Garnt? What am I going to be doing in 30 years? How old will you be in 30 years? 65? Shit. I got to call out like that. Shit. Well, I mean, I'll be 60. You'll be almost 60. I won't be 60 though. 50. 50 young. The new 30 they say. I still do the trash taste podcast. Oh my God. Welcome to episode 5400. Today we're going to be talking about shitting ourselves. I mean, the topics probably wouldn't have changed that much. Definitely not. If we got to episode 1000, wouldn't that be like 20 years? Oh my Lord. Oh yeah. Fuck. You're right. We're almost we're already a quarter of the way there. I don't think I don't think we're getting to 1000 episodes. I think the number looks shit in the thumbnail is in the title like 1000. I'm not clicking on that 1000. Bro, back it in. There are some podcasts that go to that episode length, right? Yeah, but I think they don't. It's not like as long as ours. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It might also be like a daily show. Like yeah. Some some daily shows must get up to like 2000. Yeah. One minute with Bob Brum. Oh, okay. Yeah. And if you're doing one minute every day, very easy to batch record and yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like I don't think there are a lot of podcasts. I think I've got to that point. But I don't. Trash taste will not. I'm pretty confident that we won't reach 2000. We'll get to the point where our kids just take over from us. Get the second generation of trash. It'd be funny if we, if it, if it, if it did happen that we do come back at what would have been on the time of the 2000 episode. Can you imagine that though? You know, like, So we come back to film one. Right. Yeah. Because we're like, we're like 50. And we've been up to. Can you, when are we going to reach the age where YouTuber kids start collaborating with the same YouTubers that dads collab with? Oh, that's fucking scary. You know what I mean? God. Well, I guess it depends if the YouTuber who has the kid is like open enough for that kid to also be a YouTuber. I mean, I, I, I mean, I think it's going to happen. Yeah. I mean, there's. This is like LeBron James playing with his son. And they're like, yeah. He's playing with his son right now. Yeah. I think I'm not sure I could be wrong. Yeah. Same thing. Yeah. Same thing. Or like actors who had dads who also had like moms who had like. I don't think it's out of the range of possibilities. I think it's a matter of time. I'm sure it'll probably already happen somewhere. We're just not. No, can you imagine like fucking Felix's son just being like, just being like collabing with Markiplier and being like, you collab with my dad 20 years ago. That's so creepy. Yeah. No, right? Imagine being, imagine being in Mark's perspective, just being like, what the fuck? What is going on? I've been doing this shit for too long. Oh my Lord. Oh man. That would be scary. Yeah. That's, that's a, that's a trippy fucking idea. Would you let your kid be a issue? I mean, I had this question. I think no. No. No. Well, I, I mean. No matter what? No. Okay. That's the wrong. I would. But I just wouldn't let them do whatever the fuck they want. Oh, you would produce? No, I would like make sure they're doing things the right way. I see. I see. Doing dumb shit. Right. Yeah. So if you, so if you, if your son came up, if you, if you came up to you and was like, dad, I found out about kick yesterday. No. Can I start a kick account? No. No. No, you can't. You can't be a little. Let's do more kicks. I'll do that. I mean, yeah, but you'd be like, all right. You got to learn how to edit though. And you're going to do all the shit. Right. I don't know how to do. Yeah. Yeah. And what not even the editing is a lot easier now than it was. Yeah. I mean, let's be real. That's all going to be taken over by AI soon. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There won't be this idea of, oh, I got to edit my video. It'll just be, I got to edit my video. Press this button. Maybe it's, maybe it's all going to be AI contents in the end. Maybe your kids going to cast. Start content farm. My, my, my way of like feeling like I'm fighting back is anytime I hit a voice over, I just skip. Oh yeah. Of course. I'm like, I don't want to hear it. I don't give a fuck. Just get a human. It's easy. Oh, it's getting to that point where there are some times where I'm like second guessing. Is this an AI video? I don't know. Yeah. I mean, that's the scary part. Yeah. And then you go to the comments and the first 17 comments is, is this AI? Like no one knows. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I also think that's like on you though. Like I think if I think it's AI, I think you've probably done a poor job of emoting and sounding like a human being. You've sounded too one noted. Right. It's so bad. There are some, I guess this is, this is really bad in the video essay space. Because my God, some deliveries are so monotone that it's getting to the point where I'm like, I don't know if you're being monotone. Well, this is an AI voice right now because this is a new channel. So I can't tell. I can't tell anymore. You know what I've seen popping up. It's like, yeah, I'm sure you've been recommended the channel called Fern. It's the one that does those like 3D animations and the voiceover. I actually quite like a lot. Yeah. But there's like a million channels in this style. Can you type in Fern on YouTube just because I just want to show you the style? Phone. Yeah. Phone. Like FERN. Yeah. FERN. Quite interesting videos. They put them out quite fast. It's quite unusual. Oh, okay. Have you seen these? I've not seen these. I've seen these. Yeah. So just click any of them and you'll see what I mean. Like, yeah, they do like this kind of 3D animation. Just skip forward ahead or something. Okay. Okay. That's okay. Okay. Like this. Oh, I see. Okay. Yeah. There's so many channels that do this. Yeah. There's a lot. I've seen a lot of like YouTube shorts channels do this as well. Yes. Yes. So many. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like it's like the next evolution of what they're going to be all be doing. Hmm. Uh... It's no longer just JPEGs on the screen anymore. But you know, I've kind of got... You didn't know how to use blender now. Now I've watched so many videos. You can pause. I've watched so many videos about like real like world events. That now I'm like running out of unique interesting world events that are well documented for people to retouch. I'm serious. Oh, bro. I mean, what is this? What? And then now it's become like, it's kind of become like slop. So like go to a Wikipedia page or like steal an article. Yeah. And just kind of retell it with a couple of animations. Yeah. And like it's kind of become a big thing now. I don't know. I don't really watch videos like this all that much. So I do, but it's kind of like damn, you're kind of exhausting world law. Yeah. I know. Right. Or like weird world events. Yeah. Right. Because it's always the same fucking 10 events on like a certain thing. Like, you know, undocupated mysteries or something. Or fucking worst ways to die. And it's always the fucking bifidolphin thing. And you know, speaking of weird ass world events though, do you think that they've discovered life on Mars? I saw this. I actually read the paper. Wait, are you read the paper? I read the paper. I haven't heard about this yet. You went to the source material? Because, you know... Wait, the Mars rover found something? Yeah. Okay. Right. Oh, shit. So what they found, okay, I'm going to try to remember my best of this. There was a process where they had converted or changed solfas. And they'd found samples. And this is a process that could only happen like through biological means. Like some life form. Microbiology. Like it had kind of changed the... I don't know what it was. Yeah. But it was interesting. I read it because I've literally never read a scientific paper. It's probably a reason for that. Yeah. Because they're drunk and boring. Yeah. I was reading this shit. I was like, when did you get good? But it was the one in science, I think, or nature, or whatever one it was, one of the journals, whatever it was. And I actually sat down and I was like, you know what, I'm actually going to read this. Yeah. I kind of regretted it. It was very boring. Yes, they normally are. You know, and I didn't really understand much until I got to the start part and the ending part, where they kind of summarized. Right, the cliff note. Yeah. But yeah, it was quite interesting. Oh, interesting. Yeah. So they are still like unsure, right? What? Yeah. So it wasn't... Well, they're trying to figure it out, I'm sure. Well, but they've been trying to figure it out for... If I, from what I understand correctly, they've been trying to figure out for quite a while. Right. And it's basically gotten to the point where they've done a lot of tests and the... I'll get to the point where we are... We can't think of many other reasons why this chemical reaction is happening outside of life. Not confirmed to be life, but a lot of signs are pointing towards life, which I'm like... Cool. Man. Now, I want the confirmation. I want the confirmation, man. I mean, they're diligent scientists. They would never just, you know, publish that without, you know, seeing a fucking little alien walking around. I want... We need Kevin Spacey to be like, have we discovered life on Mars? Yeah. No, because we already have. But like, it's moments like this that make me realize, because like, if this is true, if they've discovered life on Mars, huge of true. But like, what does it do? Absolutely huge of true. I mean... What does it mean? Huh? What does it mean for us? Does it mean anything? Well, it means that we're not alone in the universe. I think we already know that. No, but now there is proof. I mean, okay, this is what it means, right? If there is life, if we find life in our next door neighbor, then that means it is, it increases the chance of life developing on places other than Earth, like so much. Because if you think about the statistics of that, right? Yeah, Mars is pretty uninhabitable in general. Yeah. But like, if you find two places that have life on them, that's basically came about independently, that means, hey, maybe, maybe we're not so special after all, you know? Maybe life is just a natural, a natural development for anywhere with like liquid water or certain planets with certain characteristics. Maybe it is very common. Maybe it's not. We don't know. But if we, if this confirms to be life on Mars, then it's very highly likely that there are some moons on Jupiter that probably do also have life on them because they're also... Yeah, it wasn't like Europa, right? Europa is made up of mostly water. I know there's another moon that is made up of mostly water as well. So it just makes it so that the likelihood of life developing seems to be a lot more likely. And if there are so many satellites just within our solar system that have that potential, like you fucking zoom out a little bit, like how many of these other fucking galaxies and planets might have the potential? Yeah, I always just assumed there was some other life, whatever it looked like, whether it was more advanced or less advanced than us, I just assumed there was something. But it helps kind of confirm. It was reading through like these articles and stuff like that. It kind of made me realize that the movies made it seem like, hey, if this big, some big scientific discovery happened, it's going to be like this fucking world changing event. And then you kind of live through some of them and you realize, oh, if that actually happens, it's just the fucking Tuesday. This is like the first law piece. Whenever you watch like a horror movie or a disaster movie, this is always when they go, we go back to the start. This is when we first found out, 20, 25, that was 100 years ago. So long. We found life. You know what I mean? Like, but I mean, because the obviously if that was the case, the amount of millions of years that it would take to get to the next, anything like ours would be crazy. But that'd be cool. Imagine when we're all, we eventually just destroy Earth, which will probably happen at some point. Imagine then Mars, you like send the fucking spaceship out. They're like, well, we finally went to Earth. What the fuck, there's shit here. You'd be like, what happened here? The fuck, that would be crazy. Yeah. Imagine we found a planet like that. That'd be so hype. I mean, that's why that's pretty sure like a lot of sci-fi plots. I know what I'm saying. It would be so hype. But no, I mean, it's really cool. I know. Like you said, it is weird that this seemingly large world event is like, well, it doesn't affect me tomorrow. So who cares? Well, I got to pay rent tomorrow still. You know, it's going to be in human, isn't it? You can't really focus on these things. It's like when that's report came out about like the government releasing UFO footage or whatever they call it, UAP or whatever. And it's like, oh yeah, it's just this random meme video. That's it. That's all the coverage you get. You get like grainy 240p video. You get one Charlie video and you go on with life, you know, despite the fact that UFOs. So guys, they found some alien life on Mars. And then the next video is Morbius was the worst film I've ever seen in my life. It seems they've been mimicking my moba huge. Nobody seems to care. We sent a kick streamer out there to see if it's edible. Yeah, the fun. I don't think it's going to happen until we, you know, get like the stereotypical, you know, great alien equivalent of proof, I guess, of life, you know. But even then I feel like... You know, it's so funny, right? Because I think all these UFOs or whatever the fuck, it doesn't mean shit. Even if the government's like, this is a dead ass UFO. We don't know what it is. And they had like tons of it. And they're like, this is, we've seen 15 of this weird looking spaceship. Doesn't mean anything until it has some effect on it. Well, do you know what it also is? It's crazy talk. It's also because as, as like someone who is, you know, living in this reality, not movie reality. In the world 1755. Yeah. It's something in not movie reality. It's always this sense of, is this real? Is this confirmed? Yeah. Croc, is this true? Croc, is this true? Like something like this, right? Or something like UFOs. There's always like, well, the government released this, but it's not confirmed. In any other movie, this would have been like an insane plot point. Yeah. Right. Now, bro, it's a Tuesday. Yeah. It's like, maybe it's not real. Maybe the government don't actually have UFO sightings. Who knows? Yeah. I kind of makes you think what kind of proof do you need that something is actually as real as it's, you know, as you think it is. Listen, until I personally get probed by an alien, I am believing that. I think a lot of people have these bouts where they are concerned about UFOs and then don't care again. I think people go in and out because some randomly crystal message me sometimes, like, you see this UFO thing? I'm like, Chris, what the fuck? I'm gonna fuck about UFOs. And then I'll see something like BBC and I'll be like, shit, UFO sighted. I'll be like, wait, why don't you fuck about UFOs? I'll do a damn. Yeah. Like what would you like, if War of the Worlds actually happens? I'm jacking off, gone. You already know the answer. No, no, no, no, no. I'm beating my Schmeet. It's just like if a city got some alien invasion, let's say independence there, right? And you watch the coverage on the news, like the reality is you'd probably be watching coverage and be like, damn, that's crazy. I didn't happen to my city. That's true. Yeah, that's true. You just like, damn, it's fucking crazy, man. Also, gotta go to work. I mean, you know, not to make it depressing, but it's kind of a reality now with like the wars, right? Like what happens is people just kind of don't care. They kind of get on with their life. They don't care because it's not happening to them. That doesn't happen. Like, you know, I reckon like every single country bar one could be destroyed. I'm sure it would suck, but I'm sure some people would be like, well, because we're around. Get on with it. They would be like, well, shit. There's no more rare of the minerals from Uzbekistan for a while. Yeah. Anyway, gotta go to Walmart. Gotta get used to just eating potatoes for a while. Yeah, it is unfortunate that that is just human nature now. Yeah. I think post like COVID has definitely shifted my perception of like how public reaction would be towards certain events, you know. People are insanely good at coping is what I've realized. Like I think we are, we are a very good species and adapting to just shit being horrible. Yeah. Not always in a good way of adapting, but we do adapt. Yeah. Because you know that if like say, you know, hypothetically independent as day of war the walls happen and a city, you know, halfway across the wall got destroyed and you saw the footage of that, more people are going to make memes out of that than anything. There'd be memes. There'll be so many memes out of the road. The memes would be fire. The memes would be so good. Do you think if like the internet went down like forever, or like we would just kind of adapt and how quickly do you think it would take? I think we are very, very good at adapting. Yeah. But we are also very, very good at blaming people as well. People's heads would roll. No, yeah. Yeah. If the internet went down, I mean like we still had like cars. Yeah. So that planes. Yeah. It's just like any kind of computer didn't work. What do you mean? Like we'd have to go like back to like analog tech. Like I think it happened overnight. Oh dude, discord mods falling to their knees. I mean like what am I going to do? The YR chat users. Yeah. They're like what? It's like wait, I have to go outside. Fuck. I think it would be a fucking absolute shit show disaster and a ton of people would die and it would be insane. But I think we'd get around to figuring it out. Yeah. I think we'd adapt. Let's say you wake up tomorrow. Boomers would fucking love it. Let's say you wake up tomorrow. Internet doesn't work. You have no idea why. What'd you do? Well, you know, it's funny because I go outside and smell the roses. I think at least day one, probably the coffee shop would still be serving coffee and they would probably take the cash. Day one, right? Yeah. And I think we'd all be like fucking out. It's a bit bad, isn't it? The phones are dead. Yeah. Yeah. When do we start panicking as a society? Because we're very good at like, that's probably going to be fixed. Well, I think it would be a pretty big panic. Yeah. But you know, again, like it would be a weird. How would we find out? We have no internet. You wouldn't. I mean, you'd have TV. True. Yeah. Satellite would still work. Okay. So we'd have TV. Satellite, right? Right. I guess. Yeah, I guess. Satellite work, I guess. No social media though. You know, every internet service is down. Oh my God. Wipping out a radio would be hype. How would you find other people's opinion without? I don't think you'd be concerned with the opinions of other people. I think people would be concerned with other people's opinion because if the internet goes down or if like a web, that's because here's the thing. When a website goes down, what's the first thing you do? You're like, you go to fucking Twitter or something. Or you go to another social media website to be like, guys, I'm not the only one doing this. I'm not the only one going through this, right? Yeah. And I think we're down for everyone, right? And I think we're so used to as soon as something... This just makes me anxious. I think I want a radio. I think I need to buy a radio just in case. Yeah. Just in case. Because as soon as something goes down, your first we get gut reaction is just checking that everyone else is going through what you're going through. Yeah. So that you are, it is not a bad... So you don't feel alone. Yeah. So you don't feel alone, right? The one guy who would be fucking winning would be the one guy who bought too many Duracell batteries at Costco. He's like, well, look who was right. This is my currency name. Wife said I bought four packs and that was unnecessary. A look who's winning at the end of the world, Susan. Good old me. Do you guys have a disaster pack at home? Yeah. We talked about this during the nuclear fallout. I told you I had a rations thing and I have an emergency water supply. I have an emergency backpack. I've got a whole cabinet. You kind of have to in Japan though. Yeah. I actually went out and bought one after that to all catch. You can buy them on Amazon. Yeah, you can. People, you know, making a lot of money from just putting together essential supplies into one kit, communion kit. Yeah. And I've got my Starlink ready to go. Bro, you got the setup because of your fucking IRL streams. Yeah. Yeah, dude. You got the nuclear fallouts. All I want is like some kind of solar panel system and I'll have internet baby. I'm playing Fortnite. Well, you guys are all figuring it out. I'll like you guys figure it out while I finish this game and I get a 620 bomb. No one's going to be on people in China. You're going to go. Fortnite will get me in a game. It'll be bots. I'll still be playing. I'll play dead. Winner, winner. But isn't it weird now that like if all the internet went down at this exact time, only this exact time, but then I guess like, I guess I have cell phone towers. What you can still get internet. You get 4G, but if all cell phone towers went down, but satellites work somehow, I guess you wouldn't be weird. I think now would be a really cool time for the world to end. What do you think is the most efficient way to end the world? The EMP solar flare. Yeah. Just something that like strips the atmosphere away. Well, what? Solar flare. I think you just effect. Uh, I guess it would. Yeah. Yeah. If it was strong enough, it'd make a whole, I guess, in the atmosphere. Yeah. So the sort of player powerful enough could, uh, they just wipe everything out. Yeah. Could, could wipe everything out. Would be crazy if we had one that was just strong enough to wipe out all technology, but not strong enough to cause any harm. Yeah. That would be pretty crazy. Like a targeted attack. Yeah. It's when you get older, you just kind of hope this happens. Uh, you kind of like, well, it'd be fun to see. I just think you stopped caring. Yeah. I think that's it. Right. Yeah. You have no stake. I guess. This is why the world is shit. Cause it's run by old people who don't care about what's going to happen to other younger people. Yeah. Exactly. It's like, well, I'll be fine. Well, they'll figure it out. Well, I think there is this manly urge that when you buy disaster packs, there is a 0.1% increase in your psyche that hopes there's a disaster. Because you're like, well, I bought the pack. So I want to get some use out of it. Otherwise it'd be a waste. Would you ever want to build like a survival bunker? Yeah. It's kind of a manly dream. It is a manly dream. Because once you own a bunker, like, you know, when you watch these videos, people showing off their bunkers, you're kind of like, they must want a nuclear fallout. Just so they can feel right. Like there is, you, there cannot be a bunker owner that doesn't want some use out of their bunker. They want to be the protagonist. It's like that flashlight subreddit. The ones where they, when they finally get to use their flashlight, they post about it and they're like, the light went out in the supermarket. I finally got to be the hero. I bet 10 million lumens. Yeah. It's the same fucking thing with these bunker people. They must be waiting for a world ending event. So I reckon it should be illegal that anyone who owns a bunker to be in world power. What do you mean? Oh, because they're going to start a war because they're going to more trigger happy. They've got a vested interest in the world ending. They want bunkers. As I listen, I really don't want to drop these new experts. Sorry, Switzerland. Yes. No lawmakers for you. I just feel like if you want a bunker, okay, also if you want a bunker in not in Switzerland, I must be, I feel like it's a sign of like a bit of a bit of a wacko. Is it just the manly urge just out of like morbid curiosity just to see what an apocalypse is like? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. And then I think the bunker is an extension of being like, I want to be able to survive this. Yeah. I think every dude wants to be like, no, I'll definitely be the guy who will survive this apocalypse. I will be the main character. I think there are a lot of people who want to feel that way. Unlike everybody else who will not be prepared. I will be prepared and I will be the hero during these trying times. You know, I wonder what the tipping point is for society to actually break down. Like, I think we're not far from finding out. Yeah. Yeah. Like, I'm real with you guys. I don't think we're pretty close to finding out. When COVID made society almost break down from buying fucking toilet paper, I was like, what is the actual tipping point? Because I feel like it would be something dumb like toilet paper that would... I mean, look at World War One. What do you mean? Look at World War One started. One guy got shot and every country decided to go to war because of it. Well, one guy getting shot could, you know, it's... It was a domino effect, let's say. Oh, you're trying to justify World War One now. Are you think Franz Ferdinand really was the key to holding up all of Europe? Like, it was a domino effect. Okay. It was a bunch of dumbasses who has agreed to wear the arbitrary packs. You didn't think it through, but like, I guess we'll go to war then. Franz Ferdinand will get the world from the graves being like, the fuck? What happened? But I think at this time though, they were still in that mindset of like, war's kind of cool. Sorry? At this point, I think there were a lot of... The countries were very happy to go to war. They were seen as like a very manly thing. Yeah, we're gonna get a war in a foreign country. Yeah. It's not gonna affect us. I mean, it is. We'll just fuck up the sum. I mean, this was back in the day where the world wasn't so intertwined economically. So if a country was pissing you off, then why would you not go to war? God's justification for world... Germany really was grinding my gear. So I'm saying... I mean, yes. Couple of million here, couple of million there. Let's be real here. It really was her. There were some wars fought back in the day where you read the history books. You're like, kind of seems like a shitty reason to go to kill millions of people. What a fucking pussy. It's like, man... I remember I was reading about how... I was so curious. I was like, how the fuck did Germany bounce back so quick? Legendary comeback. I was wondering, did they rebuild so fast? I've always wondered this as well. Because we've kind of been... You see the economies now, you're like, how the fuck did they do that? And then I remember seeing one of the reasons they were like, well, yeah, because most of World War I wasn't fucking fought in Germany. It was fought in France. Right. They never really had any damage or much damage done. And there was no bombing campaigns or this kind of air warfare. It was all trench warfare. But like... And so when the war was done and they surrendered, they were like, all right, well, I guess we'll go home. Sure, they had a lot of people who had died, but they didn't have to rebuild too much. I think I could be wrong with this. That's like roughly just really oversimplified. Yeah. Well, I read once. Wasn't their neighbors like, yeah, like, let's keep an eye on this. Let's keep an eye on this country for a bit. You know? Who are the names? Well, yeah, they did. They weren't allowed an army. So how the fuck did they build an army? Well, okay, well, this is... Now we're getting complicated. Don't tell our neighbors. But in El Bunker, we have all these soldiers ready to go. The Treaty of Versailles was one that was very oppressive. I don't know enough about World War I. I mean, yeah. I mean, all you need to know is that, I mean, the Treaty of Versailles was like extremely insane and what it was asking and like the restrictions that it placed. Right. Not insane, but it had some very heavy handed restrictions and bills because they build Germany. And it just kind of like crumbled the economy. It was kind of like, you pretty could have seen that it was going to lead into turmoil, which then obviously leads to, you know, some interesting ideas rising. And then you get fucking lunatics that get to rise up. And that's how he had a fucking psychopath leaving the country. And there you go. Yes. And so that's when World War II had ended. They generally were trying to be a bit more careful with how they rebuilt. They didn't do an amazing job. Right. Well, like, let's not do that again. You know, it's why, like, you know, with Japan and stuff, it's like America wanted them to help deal with Russia. So they just started like helping them rebuild. Yeah. Right. And, you know, instead of just billing them a ton, it's like, all right, let's actually just loan the money to help them rebuild so that they can become an ally. And I mean, I guess as far as historical goes, the Japan has been a very long-term ally of America ever since. Despite, you know, I imagine when they were fighting it, probably couldn't imagine that was ever going to happen. Yeah. They were like, wait, we're on this side now? Yeah. It's really interesting. I mean, you know, obviously I'm reaching that age now where World War history is like very fascinating to me. Yeah. It's like there was a biological clock in the white male where you eventually become interested in it. It's true. I don't know why. I don't know why. It's so fascinating. Yeah. I mean, it's such a crazy part of history. I don't know. It's just fucking bonkers. Yeah. When is the... Are there still World War II veterans around? Couple. Couple. Yeah. Not many anymore, which I kind of think is really scary to the idea of losing touch with any of that history. Yes. Because, you know, it's a really horrifying period in humanity. And like, I mean, it's just like probably the darkest period ever in terms of, you know, the war crimes and the Holocaust and all that stuff, like fucking horrific. Yeah. And seeing all the, you know, footage and stuff from there and the interviews and whatnot, it's very chilling. Yeah. And, you know, I'm glad that there was a lot of, at least there was tons of interviews done with World War veterans, I think, because it's important to have this stuff. So that hopefully we never repeat it. But... I mean, I interviewed an atomic bomb survivor not long ago. Right. Right. And just hearing those stories was just fucking insane. But yeah, we are like 10, 15 years away. From probably the last veteran. Probably being very, very little left, you know. World War to have an 80 years ago. So fuck. Yeah. No, I think... Because most of it, because all the people that they really talked to now were like, basically kids. Yeah. Like teenagers. Yeah. Those are no, you know, like no, because like all the generals and all these people died. Yeah. A while ago. Very long time ago. Yeah. Which is kind of crazy to think as well that there's no one high ranking from this period who is alive. Yeah. That's all very trippy. Yeah. It's all very, very odd because you just, especially because when we were kids, they were like, oh yeah, there's World War II veterans. Yeah. And now you're like, oh, they're all dead. Well, like when I watched like, I watched like Casablanca on one of my flights. And you're like, well, the actors are dead. Everyone in this movie or like nearly everyone in this movie is dead. Yeah. And it was kind of fucking trippy. Yeah. You know, you have such this lifelike and there's such human performance and a beautiful story. Yeah. And everyone you're watching is no longer alive. Because Casablanca came out in 1942. Have you ever thought what your grandparents were like when they were like our age? Because obviously our parents is different because like it's, you know, there are some photos of that. Like some of them, like floating around. But I just like, I can't comprehend what my grandma, my grandma was like when she was like younger. Because like, yeah, it's hard to imagine. Yeah. You see them as grandma. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Like dad, mom, dad. I'm like, okay, I can kind of see dad still has like an edgier side here and there. I'm like, I see that teenager behind you. It must be so cool if you're like the kid of a person that was maybe like famous their entire life. Yeah. Like back then and you could probably see like footage of their entire life must have been really cool. Yeah. I mean, there's a great interview by the grandma, the granddaughter of Audrey Hepburn. And where she talks about all that and being like, what's it like having a grandma who probably at one point when at the peak of a career, every kid's room had a poster of your grandma on it. Yeah. Like, could you imagine that? Yeah. That's kind of strange. That's fucking weird. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Brother. Take it down. But like that's that was her reality. And it's like, it's just so cool. I, you know, it's it's on YouTube. I'm pretty sure but it's really fascinating interview just like seeing that and being like, man, I can't imagine what that must have been like. And but it's also so cool because you get to see or she got to see her grandma in this like youthful time, you know, being this fucking superstar. Yeah. And it must be so cool. It's really cool. Yeah. And history is just so cool in general. I love history. It's so fun, man. Old shit is so cool. Old shit is cool. You know, it is insane to me that like, yeah, we're getting to that point now where we're, you are going to be watching movies where everyone is dead. I mean, yeah. It's just so trippy. Yeah. You know, obviously you watch something and maybe there's a late actor in it, but to see like everyone involved in this thing, everyone on screen and behind the camera are all dead. It's so depressing. I keep saying that loud, but I don't know. There's something so moving about it as well. Yeah. To have this piece of media so clear and vivid. I mean, even just watching movies of with like actors and actresses that have passed away is already a weird feeling in itself. Yeah. You know, because you're like, you know, you see them and they're like, oh, you're like, oh, they are. They're doing well. They're leaving a mark and then unfortunately, you know, obviously different circumstances. It's, it is a surreal feeling. Meanwhile, our grandkids are going to be like, yeah. So I just watched a video of my granddad talking about like shitting himself. Shitting and coming in the plane. What a legacy. Well, Joey, that's if aliens don't invade us and wipe out all the data. True. Are you going to, I'm going to that point though, where like, I think I'll be like really sad when a couple of people that I've kind of grew up watching will pass. Oh yeah. I'll be like, oh no. What do you mean? Like certain actors that I've kind of watched my entire life when I pass. I'll be like, oh yeah. Yeah. It's, it's getting to the point where, you know, I, I have like a few like actors and, and like, you know, celebrities, I guess where I'm like, oh, if they pass. It's going to hurt. Yeah, it is going to hurt. Oh man. Oh dude, the day Morgan Freeman passes away. Bruh. I'm going to cry. I'm going to cry. Cause he just, he's like, he's just like, he's like one of many people who's just like, no, you'll, you'll always be there, right? You'll, you'll always be that guy. Well, but don't worry guys, cause we'll always be here. We'll never die. Yeah. Right guys. They'll discover the cure for mortality. Yeah. Well, or at least we'll be implanted as data into your head for, if they did discover the cure for immortality or the secret immortality, would you guys take it? No. What if it was reversible? Oh, well, like a Benjamin Button situation? No, no, no. As in like, you can take, you, you can be immortal. Oh, then you can decide when you're done. Yeah. But you'd want to be frozen at like age 25 or something. You know? Yeah. I don't know if I want to be 80 forever. I don't want to be 90. So like, it comes out and I'm like 90. I'm like, for fuck's sake. Yeah. I can't fucking move myself. But also, but also. That's funny. It's like, I'm going to shit myself for all eternity. No. But also it's like you reach 85 and you're like, well, it's either now or never. You know, do you like give up on life just because you're done? Bro, I'm done at that point. I'm done. Yeah. I think at 85, I'm ready to check out. I'm done. I was like, I don't, I've got, I've done all I've had to do. Yeah. It's like, it's like that situation of, you know, when you graduate school and then they start rebuilding your school once they leave. It's like, oh cool. Now it happened. What I can't fathom is that some people get to 60 and they're like, well, you've got 45 years left till I die. And I'm like, that's fucked. That's fucked. That's so long to be old. To be old. That long is crazy. Wait, what age is old? You guys think? Like, no, I think old is like when you start to lose maybe mobility and stuff like that. Yeah. That's when it's old. Yeah. But then you see some like 80 year olds that are like so fucking active and I'm like, just look at Japan. You know, yeah. Old is old is a mindset. Samuel Jackson is like 70 something. Shit. Is he actually? Uh, yeah, I think that's another act. I'll be sad. No, it's a 70. I think he's 70. 76. He's 76 and how goddamn good does he look for 76? Dude and energetic. Yeah. Like if I can have half of his energy at 76, I think I'm living. God damn. 76. I hope his last words are like, see you later motherfucker. I hope he's making movies for like the next 20 years. I hope so too. It seems like it's what he wants to do. Yeah. God bless you. I hope we will be doing Trash Taste for another 20 years. Maybe not. But hey, you know what you can do in the meantime? Head on over to our Patreon. 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