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Everything, Welcome to futureat with big and big word whatever,
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and Antonio is m I A again.
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But we'll get back to that later. We are going
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to do two movies tonight. We're gonna do movies.
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Actually, there's four of them in this series, which are
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kind of related to each other by these uh younger directors,
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and I gotta look them up before I I can't
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either before I make up some bullshit. But the one
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of the movie, the first movie we watched watched was
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The Endless, right, yes, then we watch it first. But
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there it's weird because they're in different orders. You don't
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have to watch them really to get what's actually going
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on with each each movie. They're their own individual movie
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within this same universe, so they have little relations to
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each other. But the first one we watched was called
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The Endless And how do you want to go about
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explaining that?
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What you think? Sorry, you're often like a crazy person.
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You're a month now.
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I like the way that the two movies are. They're
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definitely complete, they're separate, and I like the way so
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you've got the what was the what was the first one?
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Continuity wise?
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It was a resolution is about two friends.
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One is a drug addict and the other one that's
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trying to come and save him and change him to
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a pipe to get him clean. And that's generally the
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whole story for those two.
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And trying to get him clean.
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But it's so cool the way that it's woven into
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The Endless, which is about two brothers who escape a
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UFO cult. Right, They and they go back because the
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younger brother was a kid when they left and he
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just wants to be wants to see the cult and
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see how people are, how it was and all that shit.
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But the two brothers are actually now that the two
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friends play a little bit of a scene with some
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exposition for what's going on. That's when you kind of
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get the big info dump from the second movie, right,
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And just the way they play together, I thought that
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was really.
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It was very clever because they run into the cult.
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In the resolution, they run into the UFO cult.
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Yeah, and that's the that's the video they play when
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he's like it's about forgiveness.
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Yeah, And just the way they tie those two together
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are so cool. Yeah, it was very clever.
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The directors are Justin Benson and Aaron moorehead they and
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they also starred in several of these movies.
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I think they were the actual.
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Brothers and The Endless if I'm not mistaken, because they
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start and once of their movies.
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I was trying to look and then I got distracked,
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wasn't able to finish doing a little bit of casting
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and research.
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They Yeah, it was, they were actually the Brothers in
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The Endless. I was looking it up just so I
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would make it up a lot.
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But what I liked about The Endless was you didn't
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really have a clue as to what the hell was
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going on. You just knew shit kept starting over, and
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shit would appear in places, and you just didn't really
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have a clue what was going on to literally the
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end of the movie, which I thought was cool, you
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know because normally when you have a reveal, it's like
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you still got fifteen minutes of story left. But this
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is literally at the end, you were like, oh, that's
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what's happening. They were in a time loop and they
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had three different moons that rose, and by the third one,
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if you wasn't out of that area, you were stuck.
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You were going to be there by the third moon rising.
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Did you realize that?
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I wonder if more lore is given about that in
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any of the other movies.
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I'm curious about that too. I also noticed that.
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In the Resolution, it wasn't quite it was alluded to
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that it was a time loop, you know what I mean.
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It wasn't. I will say it was alluded to. It
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was obviously a time loop. But it's just the way
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it didn't that from when I watched it. I did
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because of the videotapes.
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Because the videotapes kept doing different stuff, it would show them.
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I think I didn't get the time loop from it.
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I got time maybe a little bit of manipulation. But
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when I read the I read a comment that said,
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depending on which one you watch first kind of affects
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your viewing of it. Yeah, and watching Endless first and
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knowing what the entities able to do time wise did
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affect it becausebody had watched the other one. If I
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had watched Resolution first, I wouldn't have thought. But I
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wouldn't have thought any of that. And I like how
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with that being the second movie, you do get more
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in depth about about the entity and what's going on
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with the brothers and how the.
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Ending kind of correlates.
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He's like, we'll do a new story and you're like, oh, Ship,
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they're doing a new fucking story.
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Yeah, there was something else in it.
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Oh the house that the guy, the drug addict and
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the friend was the same house it was in The Endless.
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Did you realize that? And the camper too, Yeah, that
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he with the guy.
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Yeah yeah, And I was like, oh, that is so
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cool that camper disappeared out of nowhere in The Endless
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at one point it.
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Oh ship, I think at one point to one of
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the because he's walking down the road and I think
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that's the same road in the second movie and the
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Endless where he sees the dude walking. Yeah, well he
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wasn't the junkie. What was he because that was the
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junt That doesn't matter. But he was like just walking
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all angry through the thing.
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Yeah. I thought that was so cool.
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You got because you got the same places, you have
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the same Yeah, like seven years apart, they were able
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to break.
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Yeah, it was cool.
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It was just like the view from that camper was
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the same view it was in The Endless and in
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resolution you when if you pay attention and if you
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didn't know to look for it, the familiarity.
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With everything around them was really, really cool. How they
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pulled it off.
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I thought was interesting how they, like you said, how
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they pulled everything off to where you could tell it
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was obviously in the same universe.
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It was very smart, and I have to give them
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credit for that. What I'm curious also to know is
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there's two other movies, and I know the actors in
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these two. You didn't know, you.
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Didn't really know anybody that was in it, but I
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know Anthony Mackie is in the last one. Anthony Mackie
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is the dude that played what's the name of that
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superhero and Avengers black dude. He ends up being Captain America.
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And I can't think you watch him, see you? I
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know you're talking.
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Yeah, you see him? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's in the
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last one.
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And so I'm thinking they must have made some money
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because he's kind of a big name. So it's interesting
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to see where it goes in the next two movies.
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And so I am kind of antsy to check him out.
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I know this much. The guy that was playing the
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junkie was on my nerves. He was so annoying. I mean,
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he was funny, but he was annoying. He got he
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he just got he. I wanted him to go away.
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I like the I like the writing for him, but
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knowing personally many junkies over the years, I did not
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really enjoy his portrayal.
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I feel like he should have been a little grittier
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he just sees.
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Yeah, exactly. That's what was getting on my nerves. There
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was no realness to it. I mean, the idea of him.
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The only time I got real was when he was
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trying to run back in the burning house to get
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a fix.
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You know. That was the realest part for me as
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far as his characters was concerned.
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But that didn't seem weird just because it was out
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of nowhere.
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Yeah, because by then he was already out of the
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house and he was clean.
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Yeah he should have been, because he had been in
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that house cleaning or cleaning system out for days.
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You know.
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See we figured granted, I guess when you are a junkie,
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that desire is always going to be there. It just
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wasn't as strong because he had already done cleaned hisself
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out of the systems. You wouldn't think it would be
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his desire to go get fucked up that quick.
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Else is going on burn it out and you just
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witnessed these two guys come in from the because they're
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in a a reservation area right off the line, and
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they're kind of squatting in this house and they've got
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the drug dealers who come in looking for them, and
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they're they're heading because the entity kind of warned them
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it was happening with that time manipulation. But as they're in,
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they're hiding in that they're hiding away from the house,
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got the drug dealers in the house, and they just
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witnessed these reservation guys come in and just cap them
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right in the in the dome like they're they're done,
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and you want to you're not traum enough, traumatized enough
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by that, Now you want to run into this burning.
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House to get your drugs like I'm going to I'd
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be trying to go out and leave.
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That was not my favorite.
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I wouldn't have been hanging out to watch him get shot.
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After one get shot, I'm out.
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Kept saying, he's like, it doesn't want me to go home.
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I can't go home? Why not? Right? I did not
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understand that neither.
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It's like it wasn't like it was like physically stopping you.
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You had free will leave.
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Yeah, if they had been because I know, did you
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try to stop the dude in the second movie, I
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don't think it did. They didn't really try to leave,
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I think, so as his brother started to stay, and
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that's what I kept him.
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Yeah, because he said, you know what, if you stay,
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I'm going to stay.
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But he never tried to leave and he didn't try
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to stop him in any kind of way. So as
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a just a shitty plot device, I just wasn't.
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I guess, I think.
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And I want to know what the entity looks like
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because they still didn't show it. I wonder if they
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showed it the other two. I'm just curious to see.
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I don't because I like, I love, especially with it
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being I want it to be larger than life.
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It's one of those cosmic course, so it should be
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a a large entity.
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It should be like galactic in itself.
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So it's kind of sad when the ending of the
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resolution like seemed like spread out wings like a big bat.
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You get you get.
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I'm like, I.
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Didn't annoying because it's in the endless I got the
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entity what they have because they do this thing with
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the rope where they're they're pulling against it, and the
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rope is in the fucking sky and you get this
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just visual that it's just largely espec at the end,
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when the entire campsite is just the which I think
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that is just them taking what you were talking about
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from resolution, because in resolution.
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Like you said it, in your eyes or in your imagination,
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it seemed like it was a wing creature because of
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the way the sound was and how it looked at them,
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because basically it kind of pulled back and you see
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it appear kind of in front of it.
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Like a shadow.
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Yeah, And so that gives you the idea that it's
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some kind of creature. But at the same time, I
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think they expanded on it because they felt the same
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thing that you were saying is that it needs to
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be bigger than this for it to pull off the
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three moon thing, the time looping, the everything it was
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pulling off in the second.
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One, it had to be a lot bigger, I think.
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And that's what felt like to me, because the like
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you said, in the second one, it was even everything
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just to reset, you know, it was tearing everything apart,
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and if they hadn't got out of way, they'd have
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been stuck, you know, and they but.
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They made it out which was pretty cool.
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I kind of don't think they did. You don't think
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they did, just kind of.
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I don't know. I can't decide.
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I goted to watch it again, like four more times
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just to get my brain right because we're because at
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the end, when they're leaving, you see the car coming in,
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and it's like the reset of the loop.
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Whose car It looked like their car like.
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and then it was daylight on the other side, and
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you see the vehicle coming in. So I feel like
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it may have been in a bit of a loop,
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maybe a larger loop.
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a favorite character, and that's that crazy motherfucker.
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out with him or anything. I just liked his character.
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He had the most depth to me. You know, you
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didn't really know, You just knew he was crazy because
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he had been there and he couldn't handle it and
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it was just fucking with his head to the point
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to where he was just doing crazy shit.
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So I liked him.
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I thought he was cool, the one that was hanging
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in the barn. But yeah, he's like yeah, yeah, I
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liked his portrayal.
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I liked him. He he should have been.
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He was what the crack the drug addict was in
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the first one. Yes, you know what I mean, Yes,
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that's why he should have been. Yeah, that's and I
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think they probably knew that, and that's why they made
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him the way he was in The Endless because in
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resolution that that dude was just too happy, go lucky
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to be an addict. I ain't never seen an addict
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that happy.
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Yeah yeah, And addicts ain't like that. They're just not
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you know.
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And like you said, we've seen them, we know, you know,
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so they're they're not like that. But this guy came
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off he came off cuckoo, nutty, and I liked it.
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I thought he did really good. Yeah, he was phenomenal,
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for sure. I think that was part of my Well.
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I do have a favorite loop and it's just a
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little one, but the guy, because I just imagine that
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has to be hell, you're in this little time, he's
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in the like a tent and he barely has like
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seven seconds. He's in the chair. He tries to run out,
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something happens to him because he died.
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just very short, but you know what's happening, and just
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imagining your life is this seven second looking over and over.
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It was sad. It was really sad because, like you said,
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he knew what was.
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Happening to him and he had no control anything about it,
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and it was just stuck in this little loop where
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he basically you see because he looks at him through
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a window, doesn't he.
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he sees him run up over and you hear him die.
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Then it sits back and he's back in the same
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spot and it keeps.
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Doing it over and over, and that feels so sad.
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My favorite Stephen King quote comes from the mini series
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from the Century and it's Hella's repetition and I just
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I love that because everything it's so dark when you
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just really like just think on it, because that's all
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And some people are stuck in that because they keep
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doing the same thing, thinking it's gonna be different the
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next time they do it, and it's the same result,
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you know, the whole insanity thing. So, yeah, there were
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things about both of these movies I like that would
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do I have to watch them again?
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Probably not, But I did enjoy.
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Them, and the guys that did the movies were really
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good at putting these stories together, you know.
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I thought they were really good at that. And I
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am kind of anxious to see where the other two go.
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And I'm really, I really wish i'd have known that
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they were all tied in together, because I would watched
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them in the order that they have to because it builds.
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On the other one.
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I mean, you can watch them standalone and watch the
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analyst person know the other one, but it's definitely be
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a better experience watching the other one first and then
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because then you get the surprise of the two friends,
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and then you get that big info number of what
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they figured out, and just because it just adds to
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their storage, adds a good resolution to resolution. I think
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that's a much better ending than what we got. I
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thought we'd see a little more time looping, and I
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I was not happy with it.
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I got on my nerves that they were so.
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Happy, and then all of a sudden, I get because
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the horror movies do that, and they were happy, and
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all of a sudden they get cut off with that
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monster that you don't really get to see at the
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entity that you don't get to see. So I didn't
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particularly care for the ending, but I did appreciate the
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movie because the guys you could tell it was a
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shoe string budget, but it looked really good for what
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they had, really did good. And then the second one,
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you can tell they got a little bit more money
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because of the way that entity was at the end,
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the whole thing it was doing at the end, and.
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Even way it communicates budget, I thought, I just like
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the photos out the videotapes, this, that and the other eye,
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I think that's a really it was smart. It's it's
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different and new and it's very really very smart.
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Like we're I was talking about the special effects, like
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when like we were talking about the one with the
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short loop that was stuck in it, the idea of
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having to record that so because I know they did
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it at least twenty times just in that one little shot.
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He had to do it different every time, and that's
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that's cool to me because that showed some kind of
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dedication for the director and the star who the actor,
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because in order to pull that off twenty different ways,
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you have to do it fifty ways, you know, in
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order to get to the shots that they needed.
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So I thought that was pretty cool too. There's a
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lot of thought going into the way they filmed this movie.
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It was very clever. So I liked them both. I
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thought they were pretty decent movies. Would you watch You're
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going to watch them again, though I probably watched The
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Endless again.
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I don't need to watch resolution again. They're great altogether.
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Definitely give them a watch. I enjoyed that the cast
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is very similar, Like the wife that was in the
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first one is the same girl who is in this
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in The Endless. I thought that was pretty cool. I mean,
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to have dedication to that story, to the directors, to
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the writers. Like to be that I somewhat close knit
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of a group, I would think. I think speaks a
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lot about them as people.
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And actors and directors all the way around. Yeah, I agree,
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Like you said, I ain't got to watch and I
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had seen the endless.
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I remember when y'all bought it up and I couldn't
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remember what it was called or with anything about it.
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But I had seen it like maybe a year.
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Or two ago, because Tim watched it and I was
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watching while he was watching it, and I started remembering
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it after I looked at it, and I was like,
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I've seen this already, so I watched it again so
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I could be familiarize myself with it, and it turned
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out to be pretty good.
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I'm glad I'll put them together.
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So now it's gonna be a goal of hours to
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watch the other two once called sing Chronic, and I
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can't remember what.
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The other one. I think it's called Origin Good Origin.
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I can't have to look it up. I'm looking up
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right now, but I'm say it wrong.
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But I'm going to go and watch those at some
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point and maybe we can bring it back and finish
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up the whole thing.
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And I hope they do good, you know.
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I hope they don't get lazy and do something stupid,
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but I hope they get better and better with those flicks.
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You know, Spring, so it's called Spring that's in.
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I want to check them out. And when did it
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come out?
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Uh?
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Spring came out in twenty fourteen, so technically the second
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the movie in the universe, and then the same Chronic
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came out in twenty nineteen, which was the last one.
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Okay, yeah, oh there's a fifth one, is it out?
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Uh? Yeah, I came out twenty point two. It's called
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Something in the Dirt. Really, it says, another indie feature
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by the duo that subtly connects to the Lord of
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the Larger Universe.
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Well, we got three more movies to watch, and I'm
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gonna check them out because I'm really curious to see
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where they go with it. But yeah, that's uh, the
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Endless and Resolution, and we say watch I say, you
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can watch me in any way you want to watch them,
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but if you really want to kind of just get
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an idea or like a intro to the actual story
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and Lord, watch Resolution first.
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Watch them in order, put it that way.
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But if you just want to just randomly watch them,
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you can do that too, because like I said, they tie.
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Together and it's in subtle ways.
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But just you know, take your pickw eevery you want
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to watch it, you like ch chronology, watch.
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It in order, but I liked it in your last thoughts, Yeah,
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like them.
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I wish I wish they were a little grittier for
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what they I like my cosmic quor to be a
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little darker.
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But it was. It was good. Yeah, give them a watch.
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Yeah, I agree, watchment order, it's best, going to be
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best being experienced.
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Yeah, because it'll make way more sense. I mean, it
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made sense, but it makes way more sense if you're watching.
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In order, So yeah, I think you should. I'll check
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these out.
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That's the endless and resolution watching resolution first. So that
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has been uh fair. Chat with Big Wordy and we
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will holler at y'all later.
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Chat everything war
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Everything, Welcome to futureat with big and big word whatever,
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and Antonio is m I A again.
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But we'll get back to that later. We are going
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to do two movies tonight. We're gonna do movies.
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Actually, there's four of them in this series, which are
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kind of related to each other by these uh younger directors,
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and I gotta look them up before I I can't
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either before I make up some bullshit. But the one
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of the movie, the first movie we watched watched was
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The Endless, right, yes, then we watch it first. But
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there it's weird because they're in different orders. You don't
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have to watch them really to get what's actually going
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on with each each movie. They're their own individual movie
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within this same universe, so they have little relations to
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each other. But the first one we watched was called
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The Endless And how do you want to go about
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explaining that?
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What you think? Sorry, you're often like a crazy person.
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You're a month now.
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I like the way that the two movies are. They're
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definitely complete, they're separate, and I like the way so
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you've got the what was the what was the first one?
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It was a resolution is about two friends.
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One is a drug addict and the other one that's
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trying to come and save him and change him to
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a pipe to get him clean. And that's generally the
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The Endless, which is about two brothers who escape a
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UFO cult. Right, They and they go back because the
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younger brother was a kid when they left and he
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just wants to be wants to see the cult and
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see how people are, how it was and all that shit.
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friends play a little bit of a scene with some
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exposition for what's going on. That's when you kind of
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get the big info dump from the second movie, right,
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In the resolution, they run into the UFO cult.
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he's like it's about forgiveness.
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are so cool. Yeah, it was very clever.
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The directors are Justin Benson and Aaron moorehead they and
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they also starred in several of these movies.
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Brothers and The Endless if I'm not mistaken, because they
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start and once of their movies.
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I was trying to look and then I got distracked,
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wasn't able to finish doing a little bit of casting
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and research.
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They Yeah, it was, they were actually the Brothers in
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The Endless. I was looking it up just so I
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would make it up a lot.
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really have a clue as to what the hell was
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going on. You just knew shit kept starting over, and
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shit would appear in places, and you just didn't really
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have a clue what was going on to literally the
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end of the movie, which I thought was cool, you
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know because normally when you have a reveal, it's like
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you still got fifteen minutes of story left. But this
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is literally at the end, you were like, oh, that's
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what's happening. They were in a time loop and they
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had three different moons that rose, and by the third one,
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if you wasn't out of that area, you were stuck.
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You were going to be there by the third moon rising.
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Did you realize that?
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I wonder if more lore is given about that in
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any of the other movies.
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I'm curious about that too. I also noticed that.
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that it was a time loop, you know what I mean.
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was obviously a time loop. But it's just the way
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it didn't that from when I watched it. I did
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because of the videotapes.
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I think I didn't get the time loop from it.
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I got time maybe a little bit of manipulation. But
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when I read the I read a comment that said,
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depending on which one you watch first kind of affects
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your viewing of it. Yeah, and watching Endless first and
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knowing what the entities able to do time wise did
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affect it becausebody had watched the other one. If I
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had watched Resolution first, I wouldn't have thought. But I
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wouldn't have thought any of that. And I like how
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with that being the second movie, you do get more
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in depth about about the entity and what's going on
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with the brothers and how the.
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Ending kind of correlates.
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He's like, we'll do a new story and you're like, oh, Ship,
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they're doing a new fucking story.
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Yeah, there was something else in it.
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Oh the house that the guy, the drug addict and
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the friend was the same house it was in The Endless.
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Did you realize that? And the camper too, Yeah, that
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he with the guy.
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cool that camper disappeared out of nowhere in The Endless
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at one point it.
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Oh ship, I think at one point to one of
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the because he's walking down the road and I think
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that's the same road in the second movie and the
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Endless where he sees the dude walking. Yeah, well he
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wasn't the junkie. What was he because that was the
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junt That doesn't matter. But he was like just walking
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all angry through the thing.
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the same Yeah, like seven years apart, they were able
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to break.
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the same view it was in The Endless and in
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resolution you when if you pay attention and if you
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didn't know to look for it, the familiarity.
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With everything around them was really, really cool. How they
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I thought was interesting how they, like you said, how
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they pulled everything off to where you could tell it
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was obviously in the same universe.
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credit for that. What I'm curious also to know is
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there's two other movies, and I know the actors in
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these two. You didn't know, you.
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know Anthony Mackie is in the last one. Anthony Mackie
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is the dude that played what's the name of that
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superhero and Avengers black dude. He ends up being Captain America.
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know you're talking.
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Yeah, you see him? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's in the
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last one.
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because he's kind of a big name. So it's interesting
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to see where it goes in the next two movies.
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I know this much. The guy that was playing the
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junkie was on my nerves. He was so annoying. I mean,
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he was funny, but he was annoying. He got he
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he just got he. I wanted him to go away.
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I like the I like the writing for him, but
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knowing personally many junkies over the years, I did not
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really enjoy his portrayal.
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he just sees.
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was no realness to it. I mean, the idea of him.
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trying to run back in the burning house to get
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a fix.
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far as his characters was concerned.
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of nowhere.
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Yeah, because by then he was already out of the
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house and he was clean.
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that house cleaning or cleaning system out for days.
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that desire is always going to be there. It just
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wasn't as strong because he had already done cleaned hisself
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out of the systems. You wouldn't think it would be
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his desire to go get fucked up that quick.
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Else is going on burn it out and you just
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witnessed these two guys come in from the because they're
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in a a reservation area right off the line, and
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they're kind of squatting in this house and they've got
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the drug dealers who come in looking for them, and
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they're they're heading because the entity kind of warned them
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it was happening with that time manipulation. But as they're in,
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they're hiding in that they're hiding away from the house,
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got the drug dealers in the house, and they just
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witnessed these reservation guys come in and just cap them
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right in the in the dome like they're they're done,
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and you want to you're not traum enough, traumatized enough
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by that, Now you want to run into this burning.
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be trying to go out and leave.
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That was not my favorite.
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I wouldn't have been hanging out to watch him get shot.
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After one get shot, I'm out.
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Kept saying, he's like, it doesn't want me to go home.
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I can't go home? Why not? Right? I did not
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understand that neither.
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You had free will leave.
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Yeah, if they had been because I know, did you
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try to stop the dude in the second movie, I
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don't think it did. They didn't really try to leave,
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I think, so as his brother started to stay, and
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that's what I kept him.
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I'm going to stay.
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to stop him in any kind of way. So as
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a just a shitty plot device, I just wasn't.
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I guess, I think.
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because they still didn't show it. I wonder if they
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showed it the other two. I'm just curious to see.
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I don't because I like, I love, especially with it
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being I want it to be larger than life.
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a a large entity.
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It should be like galactic in itself.
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resolution like seemed like spread out wings like a big bat.
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entity what they have because they do this thing with
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the rope where they're they're pulling against it, and the
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rope is in the fucking sky and you get this
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just visual that it's just largely espec at the end,
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when the entire campsite is just the which I think
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that is just them taking what you were talking about
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from resolution, because in resolution.
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it seemed like it was a wing creature because of
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the way the sound was and how it looked at them,
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because basically it kind of pulled back and you see
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it appear kind of in front of it.
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some kind of creature. But at the same time, I
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think they expanded on it because they felt the same
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thing that you were saying is that it needs to
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be bigger than this for it to pull off the
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three moon thing, the time looping, the everything it was
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pulling off in the second.
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you said, in the second one, it was even everything
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just to reset, you know, it was tearing everything apart,
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and if they hadn't got out of way, they'd have
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been stuck, you know, and they but.
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they did, just kind of.
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I goted to watch it again, like four more times
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just to get my brain right because we're because at
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the end, when they're leaving, you see the car coming in,
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and it's like the reset of the loop.
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Whose car It looked like their car like.
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and then it was daylight on the other side, and
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you see the vehicle coming in. So I feel like
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it may have been in a bit of a loop,
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maybe a larger loop.
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the endless.
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a favorite character, and that's that crazy motherfucker.
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It was in the house with the gun. Yeah.
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out with him or anything. I just liked his character.
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He had the most depth to me. You know, you
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didn't really know, You just knew he was crazy because
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he had been there and he couldn't handle it and
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it was just fucking with his head to the point
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to where he was just doing crazy shit.
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I thought he was cool, the one that was hanging
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in the barn. But yeah, he's like yeah, yeah, I
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liked his portrayal.
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I liked him. He he should have been.
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He was what the crack the drug addict was in
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the first one. Yes, you know what I mean, Yes,
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that's why he should have been. Yeah, that's and I
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think they probably knew that, and that's why they made
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him the way he was in The Endless because in
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resolution that that dude was just too happy, go lucky
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to be an addict. I ain't never seen an addict
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that happy.
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Yeah yeah, And addicts ain't like that. They're just not
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you know.
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And like you said, we've seen them, we know, you know,
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so they're they're not like that. But this guy came
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off he came off cuckoo, nutty, and I liked it.
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I thought he did really good. Yeah, he was phenomenal,
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for sure. I think that was part of my Well.
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little one, but the guy, because I just imagine that
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has to be hell, you're in this little time, he's
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in the like a tent and he barely has like
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seven seconds. He's in the chair. He tries to run out,
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something happens to him because he died.
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just very short, but you know what's happening, and just
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imagining your life is this seven second looking over and over.
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And I thought that was really cool because that was cool.
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It was sad. It was really sad because, like you said,
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he knew what was.
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Happening to him and he had no control anything about it,
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and it was just stuck in this little loop where
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he basically you see because he looks at him through
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a window, doesn't he.
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There's a little little slit in the town. Yeah, when
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he sees him run up over and you hear him die.
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Then it sits back and he's back in the same
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spot and it keeps.
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Doing it over and over, and that feels so sad.
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from the Century and it's Hella's repetition and I just
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I love that because everything it's so dark when you
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just really like just think on it, because that's all
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you got.
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And some people are stuck in that because they keep
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doing the same thing, thinking it's gonna be different the
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next time they do it, and it's the same result,
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you know, the whole insanity thing. So, yeah, there were
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things about both of these movies I like that would
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do I have to watch them again?
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Probably not, But I did enjoy.
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Them, and the guys that did the movies were really
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good at putting these stories together, you know.
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I thought they were really good at that. And I
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am kind of anxious to see where the other two go.
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And I'm really, I really wish i'd have known that
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they were all tied in together, because I would watched
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them in the order that they have to because it builds.
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On the other one.
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I mean, you can watch them standalone and watch the
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analyst person know the other one, but it's definitely be
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a better experience watching the other one first and then
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because then you get the surprise of the two friends,
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and then you get that big info number of what
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they figured out, and just because it just adds to
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their storage, adds a good resolution to resolution. I think
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that's a much better ending than what we got. I
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thought we'd see a little more time looping, and I
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I was not happy with it.
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I got on my nerves that they were so.
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Happy, and then all of a sudden, I get because
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the horror movies do that, and they were happy, and
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all of a sudden they get cut off with that
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monster that you don't really get to see at the
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entity that you don't get to see. So I didn't
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particularly care for the ending, but I did appreciate the
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movie because the guys you could tell it was a
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shoe string budget, but it looked really good for what
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they had, really did good. And then the second one,
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you can tell they got a little bit more money
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because of the way that entity was at the end,
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the whole thing it was doing at the end, and.
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Even way it communicates budget, I thought, I just like
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the photos out the videotapes, this, that and the other eye,
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I think that's a really it was smart. It's it's
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different and new and it's very really very smart.
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And also when.
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Like we're I was talking about the special effects, like
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when like we were talking about the one with the
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short loop that was stuck in it, the idea of
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having to record that so because I know they did
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it at least twenty times just in that one little shot.
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He had to do it different every time, and that's
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that's cool to me because that showed some kind of
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dedication for the director and the star who the actor,
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because in order to pull that off twenty different ways,
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you have to do it fifty ways, you know, in
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order to get to the shots that they needed.
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So I thought that was pretty cool too. There's a
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lot of thought going into the way they filmed this movie.
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It was very clever. So I liked them both. I
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thought they were pretty decent movies. Would you watch You're
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going to watch them again, though I probably watched The
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Endless again.
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I don't need to watch resolution again. They're great altogether.
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Definitely give them a watch. I enjoyed that the cast
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is very similar, Like the wife that was in the
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first one is the same girl who is in this
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in The Endless. I thought that was pretty cool. I mean,
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to have dedication to that story, to the directors, to
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the writers. Like to be that I somewhat close knit
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of a group, I would think. I think speaks a
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lot about them as people.
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And actors and directors all the way around. Yeah, I agree,
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Like you said, I ain't got to watch and I
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had seen the endless.
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I remember when y'all bought it up and I couldn't
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remember what it was called or with anything about it.
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But I had seen it like maybe a year.
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Or two ago, because Tim watched it and I was
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watching while he was watching it, and I started remembering
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it after I looked at it, and I was like,
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I've seen this already, so I watched it again so
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I could be familiarize myself with it, and it turned
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out to be pretty good.
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I'm glad I'll put them together.
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So now it's gonna be a goal of hours to
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watch the other two once called sing Chronic, and I
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can't remember what.
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The other one. I think it's called Origin Good Origin.
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I can't have to look it up. I'm looking up
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right now, but I'm say it wrong.
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But I'm going to go and watch those at some
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point and maybe we can bring it back and finish
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up the whole thing.
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And I hope they do good, you know.
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I hope they don't get lazy and do something stupid,
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but I hope they get better and better with those flicks.
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You know, Spring, so it's called Spring that's in.
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I want to check them out. And when did it
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come out?
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Uh?
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Spring came out in twenty fourteen, so technically the second
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the movie in the universe, and then the same Chronic
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came out in twenty nineteen, which was the last one.
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Okay, yeah, oh there's a fifth one, is it out?
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Uh? Yeah, I came out twenty point two. It's called
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Something in the Dirt. Really, it says, another indie feature
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by the duo that subtly connects to the Lord of
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the Larger Universe.
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Well, we got three more movies to watch, and I'm
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gonna check them out because I'm really curious to see
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where they go with it. But yeah, that's uh, the
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Endless and Resolution, and we say watch I say, you
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can watch me in any way you want to watch them,
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but if you really want to kind of just get
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an idea or like a intro to the actual story
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and Lord, watch Resolution first.
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Watch them in order, put it that way.
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But if you just want to just randomly watch them,
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you can do that too, because like I said, they tie.
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Together and it's in subtle ways.
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But just you know, take your pickw eevery you want
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to watch it, you like ch chronology, watch.
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It in order, but I liked it in your last thoughts, Yeah,
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like them.
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I wish I wish they were a little grittier for
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what they I like my cosmic quor to be a
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little darker.
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But it was. It was good. Yeah, give them a watch.
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Yeah, I agree, watchment order, it's best, going to be
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best being experienced.
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Yeah, because it'll make way more sense. I mean, it
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made sense, but it makes way more sense if you're watching.
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In order, So yeah, I think you should. I'll check
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these out.
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That's the endless and resolution watching resolution first. So that
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has been uh fair. Chat with Big Wordy and we
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will holler at y'all later.
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