The Worst of the Best Podcast

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welcome to the worst of the best podcast
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you wanted the best well they didn't
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freak him naked so here's what you get
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from Canada Ryan and Reuben
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welcome to the worst the best podcast
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that's right room let me start that
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again
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that's right Reuben what did I call you
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that's right room your room we don't
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decide what's the best we just decided
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what's the worst out of that best
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I like how we do that we're being
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positive most of the show absolutely
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because we're just talking about the
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best things in life but unfortunately as
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we say at the end of our show there is a
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cloud in front of every silver lining
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and we'll find it and we're gonna find
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that soul couple episodes ago we had the
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distinct is that the word distinct or
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succinct distinct it definitely distinct
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thank you I don't know where the
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sentence is going but I suspect that
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we're talking about with the distinct
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pleasure of talking with Tom Cruise's
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career that's right we had a wonderful
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time talking about Tom Cruise's career
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and there's a lot of films that I really
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enjoy which isn't the point of our show
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because that is the whole point there's
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a lot of movies of his that I enjoyed
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they didn't crack the top ten or twelve
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of his box office hits like far and away
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Last Samurai so it's unfortunate that
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they didn't make the cut but it doesn't
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matter because I would have picked it as
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the worst cuz that's the idea is we
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don't pick the best know the public
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picks the best we pick what we think is
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the worst and we were talking about Tom
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Cruise and we accidentally said Tom hey
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Tom Hanks a couple times so we thought
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why not
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yeah let's top it up so who do they love
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Tom Hanks tell you if I had a dime for
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every single time something confuses Tom
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Hanks and Tom Berenger okay riven what
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another episode no no no no listen three
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weeks for now we are doing the worst of
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the best celebrity Tom's okay Tom Green
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exactly so Tom Brady Tom Brady Tom Green
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Tom Hardy say no more we want to
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surprise the audience but really did the
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worst of the best first name Tom today
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is I'm Hank so we love Tom Hanks okay so
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the same criteria that we used for Tom
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Cruise we're gonna use again for Tom
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Hanks but for our first-time listeners
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we might have a few there are Tom Hanks
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fans so they're listening to today's
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show what we do is we again don't decide
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the best the box office does so we go to
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Box Office Mojo
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and then we go to adjusted for ticket
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price inflation and the reason why we do
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that is because if these movies were
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released in today's dollars at your
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ticket price at the box office dollars
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it gives us an idea of what the movie
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would make in today's box-office gross
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which is a pork because it means public
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went more to certain films so for
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example give me an example from a film
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from a while ago more people saw Turner
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and hooch than Angels & Demons
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there you go so Thank You Reuben so
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that's a perfect example because neither
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one of these films were going to talk
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about today but angels and demons made
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165 million adjusted at the box on oxy
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shabby sure did he see it yes the one I
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haven't seen his infernal know exactly
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Reubens face of infernal Reuben they've
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done three Dan Brown films really yes
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google it right now if you don't believe
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me well I believe you yeah it's not
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crazy uh da Vinci Code which we'll talk
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about I did see angels a demon an angel
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and demons angels and demons and Inferno
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was another Dan Brown film directed by
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Ron Howard and it was a disaster at the
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box office
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IMDB gives a six point two okay you know
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what's the job but you're entertained
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exactly I actually on my DVR to watch I
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record on the movie channel I'm probably
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gonna watch of it yeah you do you're a
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DVR yeah like a digital vigil video
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recorder yes I'm a cable cutter and
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Ferno
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is his 41st 41 to film 41 most-watched
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film of his career so I guess there's
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not gonna be a he put it this way forth
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barely made more of the box office than
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the bonfire of the vanities everybody
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saw that well it seems like nobody saw
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that was a bomb oh maybe one of the
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things I just heard by the way Tom Hanks
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could be the very best late-night guest
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interview so let's talk about Tom just
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just for two minutes for one minute and
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just that you can't fake nice all the
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time I know it seems like when he runs
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into the public on his Instagram account
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is his Facebook is a great I don't know
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if you follow him on Facebook I do not
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know it's great he'll do his things like
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somebody left of shoot on the sidewalk
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he goes oh somebody left their shoe he
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he always signs everything with Hanks
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hilarious and you know hope this post
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stuff like that like very everyday stuff
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and I don't think he's being
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disingenuous he's having fun he's having
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fun with life and he's an easygoing guy
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it comes across a way in interviews when
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he does skits on Saturday vibe you can
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tell he just he is not taking himself
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seriously you know my my wife is a :
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Hanks fan yeah he's a great actor his
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son great in Fargo season one yeah Colin
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Hanks Bravo Zulu for season one Zulu oh
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sorry a job well done
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maybe turn I'm out of the Navy I am we
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might have one of our 20 listeners might
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be in the Navy so you never well here we
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go
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so what we did is room a night picked
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the top ten films that aid that we've
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seen both have seen of Tom Hanks which
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is pretty much every one of them the old
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yeah there's only one of the identity
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that Ryan had is of the Polar Express
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the Polar Express may have been one of
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our worst choice of his top ten but
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we're not gonna include it because
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Reuben hasn't seen it so it's not fair
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to Thomas that's been a little cooking
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Ruby keeps calling the cartoon this
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computer animation motion animation
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directed by Robert Zemeckis animated
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movie I think they use like live person
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I fall asleep and all animation you're
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not the first guy came out I really
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thought they're quite great but I'm
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really I'm bored of them in a weird way
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I kind of live for example I like the
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Marvel movies by that's in last one
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that's actually really good one I will
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say it's a fun I like the fun by too
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much CGI
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there's a lot of CGI it he knows the
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main character of CGI who was awful I
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guess had little dots on his head Josh
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Brolin right yep yeah so I guess he
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acted and that's right that's why
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they're doing it now so the motion
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capture the motion capture alright okay
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okay so what do we have of the ball
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Green Mile all so I'm going to give the
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box office so again every numerical
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value I give from here on out is the
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numerical value this movie would would
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have made in today's box office so this
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gives you an idea of how it competes I
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love the Green Mile the Green Mile red
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The Green Mile
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I've read it twice I wept I cry every
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time I long coffee John coffee rip our
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IP both to the character Mila
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and to the actor what happened - he
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passed away Oh for what I'm not sure
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heart attack I think honestly wow I
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guess he really was his acting weight
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like Darwin John coffees character can
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cure other people I think he took on
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somebody else's heart attack good Green
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Mile great movie well we don't know what
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the other movies are true but just yet
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III don't think this is gonna be my
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worst pick up Tom Hanks is career I tide
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don't precinct what I'm gonna choose s
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worst so this is a real conversation 254
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million at the box office
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woman don't play baseball there's no
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crying in baseball
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okay Wow I thought the quarter Tom makes
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woman don't play baseball oh that's
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hilarious that is not that's funny okay
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I know though it's been a few years
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no that's funny though like back when
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this line came out Rosie O'Donnell was
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not only relevant she was also an
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actress remember when she had her talk
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show Tom Cruise is cutie patootie all
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the time and we all were led to believe
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that she was straight oh yeah yeah
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that's probably the best acting to the
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next one catch me if you can Steven
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Spielberg directed film Leonardo
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DiCaprio and Tom Hanks is a really top
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billing of course is it's a Leo vehicle
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but you're the Tom Hanks plays the
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character that's chasing after her
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Haverhill absolutely mm-hmm
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all right there's no small roles yeah
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Tom Cruise hugged speaking of small he's
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a lot of short films though he did wear
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lifts in interview the vampire yes
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it's home bears can you imagine they
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actually puts them on a like he's
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walking around the city everyone sees
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that what's Tom wearing there's a isla
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set the vampire wearing high heels it's
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crazy yeah you're shorter no one ever
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thinks dustin hoffman's tall no he did
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his whole career being short the short
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Jewish guy doesn't hop yeah yeah you
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ever horrible did you ever watch a
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Dustin Hoffman movie if they boys would
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have been better had he been the same
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height it's when they're pretending too
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much the the overcompensation
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and that's the thing is I love Tom I
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don't understand why he just doesn't let
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his own energy and personality on film
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is it the short man syndrome it must be
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I had no control that I'm taller than
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the average person yes Tom Cruise has no
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control that you shorter than the
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average person it's not a shortcoming
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it's just that's how you're born that's
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right all right moving on
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so making a short leash yeah next film
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we're good big big I like that one
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sure oh I think everybody likes probably
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most some of these will capture the
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actors personality it's like an
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extension of their personnel right
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there's a kid heart oh yeah yeah it was
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even young when you did this film
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probably 20-something but when I was a
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kid who's old yeah of course this was an
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88 you can believe that
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I believe it already years ago 11 yeah I
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was 12
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yeah well sure 12 or 13 let's not split
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hairs all right so next we have
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Sleepless in Seattle we're not trying to
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spoil no sleep Oh
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sleepily sleepless not sleeping is he
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awake awake so Sleepless in Seattle meg
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Ryan Tom Hanks romantic comedy they are
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message' how is this art the emailing
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each other messaging each other you've
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got mail no that's you've got mail
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there's a movie called you got mail with
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meg Ryan and Tom Hanks oh really yes
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he's like the bass expert of all he's a
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bookstore owner oh yeah and this is
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their this is her like Sleepless in
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Seattle part two so this was this one
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came on 93 so this was really early
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internet if there's any internet at all
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I can't remember even how thee I saw it
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I don't remember the storyline I dunno
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before may Ryan look like the Joker why
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why we've talked Reuben I think on all
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of our podcasts we've talked about this
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so many times
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meg Ryan it would be really interesting
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to see what you look like
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just if you did nothing how you would
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look right now is meg Ryan 50-something
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year-old meg Ryan it's okay that's what
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you look like
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Sheldon meg Ryan at 55 never ever
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opposed to some like what
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what he like recently I saw Mamma Mia in
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the theater and sharers in it was she
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though a part of her was in it but
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abridge the whole my gosh she didn't
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have a wrinkle oh wow it's still up old
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yeah it's easily it's easily a like
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weird and then her voice was that oh
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it's embarrassing we all age you look
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you're lucky to age yeah you're lucky to
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age the alternative is death age age age
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age you're 90 something there's more
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roles from meg Ryan as an old wrinkly
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woman yes there would have been then
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some Botox worth it in person cuz who do
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you know in real life that gets their
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face sliced up and the the queered only
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you don't and in fact I would make a
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good argument that I bet you her roles
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have declined
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oh yeah happier plastics another guy
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Renee Zellweger or Goldie Hawn they
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could have taken lot more roles they see
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well there's no rose for a woman as
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really yeah I sell Streep yeah Helen
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Mirren how how Mirren I'm sorry there
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are rules for woman and they're out
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there and boy we go on and on but go on
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IMDb look at the top shows on TV right
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there's more roles for woman who age
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gracefully you know then there are who
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that's better way of saying butcher
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their face that's this right if you were
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an actress in Hollywood to over lesser
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actresses in Hollywood if you want more
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roles roll with aging there you go
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alright
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The DaVinci Code this was the big hip 19
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that's her of 2006 this was based on the
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book by Dan Brown it was about love the
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ancestry was conspiracy theory that
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Jesus had children and they his
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offspring were alive today let me tell
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you something what conspiracy theories
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driven I enjoy them now before people
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turn off the show as it were Ryan's a
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quack or you wouldn't wear as a tinfoil
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hat or he's an idiot
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what I like about conspiracy theorists
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or truth there's all these things when
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they're harmless no not hurt anyone was
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legacy or death or anything like that I
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was saying is their ability to connect
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dots to things that I could never
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connect like the on the dollar bill if
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you turn the pyramid upside down the
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points at the letter Z
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yeah I when I said New Jersey I took
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this guy who had me believing by the
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time I left his apartment that the
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police were following him
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sure and that he was who Simpson
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was based after that's amazing Crazy
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Horse after that guy yeah there was
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nowhere in his apartment that you could
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sit for be where you couldn't see out
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the window he's he had mirrors all
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strategically put through the place they
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could be in any place and check any part
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of the apartment because of the police
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that's amazing yeah I loved it
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this is basically a conspiracy theory
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booby where it connects dots of
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something that you know many religions
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found controversial to simulate that
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Jesus had relations thus have an
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offspring but that's what the movie is
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about
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but beyond it's actually a fun romp
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through Old Europe and all that good
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stuff content that's right
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so speaking of conspiracy theories
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ribbon the next film one is the Apollo
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13 Paul 13 370 million dollars again
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this is us only so this is the blob
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right no Apollo 13 did not was there
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damage this is not your problem
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that's right there flowing around up
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there a little bit what trust the one
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the what's the Challenger is now under
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the Challenger blew up whatever one blew
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up this is the Challenger fellas how far
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along okay then the Challenger won the
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blowing up the fix for that our great
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uncle right had the fix for that before
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up look as you may or may not know these
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rocket scientists who work for NASA
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he had the fixin's they implements the
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fix after that it was like a fuel was a
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fuel breaker it wasn't like that
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I forget but yeah I think you know Nessa
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Stein's for I don't know buy a field
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joke coming on I need another set of
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astronauts too soon too soon make the 86
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okay so a paul 13 cats by the way
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yeah great cast and i didn't see the
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first 12 all right let's do that
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yeah thank you his next big film of his
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career number six on this list
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388 million castaway
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I know this is a personal favor to my
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brother Rueben
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and obviously a personal favor to the
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public is it's number six Tom Hanks film
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of all time
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speaking of grandpa watch this with them
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I'll show you her the signalling times
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Kanna watch movies up in 20 years there
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yeah so anyway so watching castaway and
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I think it's by the time he's like just
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on the island for a bit and it's a quiet
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seeing the movie as it is because he's
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only a member of the cast at that point
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to Grandpa those Tom Hanks get paid 20
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million for this movie I was like yeah I
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think so worth every penny that's great
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true yeah Tom Hanks carried that film
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there's no doubt about it
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so cast away next film so you gave
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animation oh I didn't notice that this
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wasn't list yeah Toy Story be admitted
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apparently you got paid five thousand if
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you're not seeing Toy Story yeah
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animated movie no accounts accounts and
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their franchise accounts we have to this
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is huge 406 million dollars now we're
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gonna count the story great movie we're
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gonna count the Toy Story films audience
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as one films the Toy Story 1 just for
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the record here made 406 million Toy
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Story 2 443 million under toys 9 Toy
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Story 3 494 million they're making it
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well they're making it okay so the Toy
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Story franchise people one point
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something billion dollars you know I bet
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to cliff Clavin who's the guy John rad
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some frat Sandberg Rotenberg John
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Ratzenberger from clear oh he must be
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thanking a stars though you know
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affected dude when I'm in your picture
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movies you do well yeah every uh every
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Pixar film has a john rats berg line I
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wanted one way or another yeah he's
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great let's circle electron the admit it
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that's the good luck John Toy Story yeah
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we all know I mean who's listening to
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show that doesn't know Toy Story I've
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cleared up in one of them torture a3i
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things with yeah yeah yeah
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alright number four is Saving Private
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Ryan
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I'm thank goodness I'm glad you're here
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yeah it's good to be here everybody
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thank you
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basically the movie where they save Matt
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Damon yeah it's two geeks in the garage
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laughing on their own
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that's right nobody nobody else is what
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if anyone listens to our show ever and
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laughs and we don't know nobody's ever
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left the review we do have a handful of
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listeners we want to thank you those
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hairs thank you we appreciate it we have
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enough listeners so just barely award
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our time and effort on this we would
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love it just one review sure yeah one
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iTunes review one somebody see you
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laughs anybody anybody Euler Bueller
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so yeah the same private Damon yeah okay
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Oh another movie directed by Steven
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Spielberg Steven Spielberg course
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directed the earlier for mention catch
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me if you can
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so now we're to skip parts three oh
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sorry numbers three and two or the Toy
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Story is number one movie of his career
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of all time and by a huge margarine
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let's keep this perspective us tickets
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alone Toy Story 3 was 495 million that
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is a hit ladies and gentlemen this film
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forced Gump 94 released Forrest Gump it
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was released today of the same amount of
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tickets sold seven hundred and twenty
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eight million dollar domestic Rove's us
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alone yeah us alone crazy that is
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insanity money I don't realize it was
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that big yes that's the same like if
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someone gave me the list of movies and I
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were to put them in order that I would
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think let's put this in perspective
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please did I remember Tom Cruise is Top
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Gun his number one film of his career
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same inflation rule did it break 500 oh
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wow more people so all the Gump
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in the theaters in Top Gun I love them
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by two hundred and thirty million of
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these in theatres Top Gun no for Scott
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Forrest Gump I guess I did and I cried
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like a baby I mean I was a 94 I was 18
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years old almost 19 years old and I saw
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him fears and I cried like a baby
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wishy he's sitting from the grave oh
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yeah I know this all on the date I was I
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was with somebody but nothing's a date I
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don't think he would appreciate it oh
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you don't know a shame you know what I
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might have been on date ruin to be
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honest with you but I don't remember who
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I remember whooping walking to say well
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just tell me I can edit it how does this
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Jim Johnson that was what I was dating
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Jen Jensen the Rueben Ryan were both
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dating Jen Jensen but we actually both
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had a girlfriend at the same time seeing
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the same name death
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different definitely different people
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are they definitely married other people
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they marry another probably better
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people yeah
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good for them bad for us and they're not
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listen to this show so it really has
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been honestly there's no you know what
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I had nothing but wonderful memories
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good people I'm still friends of the gym
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I not think I'm not not friends we've
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seen each other over the years but we
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just you just never see each other but
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yeah there's no no bad blood no I found
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it at their house last year I think it
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was yeah nice Piru there's Tom Hanks
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career so the best is right that is the
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best of his career that's the best
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that's the best of the best but in their
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in theirs is your worse and I have my
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worsen all right no nuts same time I'd I
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don't like the same time because people
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want to hear our voice first you know
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you know homey I told us one thing that
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most people spoke at honey like this
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part of the show Tori this episode we'll
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do it your way okay why don't we do yeah
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Walternate here for today Reuben what's
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your Tom Hanks worst pic Sleepless in
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Seattle okay mine is Saving Private Ryan
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now I know there's probably audience
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members I've explained mine like you I
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give you a chance to well I think super
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Seattle was my second choice on if you
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have a choice to watch Sleepless in
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Seattle or Saving Private Ryan like
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right now you put the two in front of
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which one do I put in okay well you know
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I might be ingredients then yes this is
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where I come and I know people are
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saying well Ryan well that's not fair
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maybe you've seen Saving Private Ryan
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Ariana thinks a better movie of course
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it's a better movie the sense like it's
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thick look but do I want to see people
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being warm up right now on a Sunday
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night but that's actually not what I'm
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gonna tell you I'm gonna get up I'll
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make this a 30 second review of Saving
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Private Ryan why I don't think it's as
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great as people say it is on a technical
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level it's a masterpiece I understand
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that and maybe that's old people need
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you wish the Germans won no please
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know the opening sequence they had
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obviously has a long so worth the price
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of a ticket mm-hmm but I'm bored out of
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my mind they're after
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in fact even that opening sequence was
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kind of a hard watch you know German
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soldiers getting shot who are
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surrendering it's like it's it's a hard
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sequence to watch because it's war and I
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understand I don't get excited by war
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movie so I find them fascinating stories
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that's here's what I'm gaining that
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uh-huh is what makes platoon a better
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war film it's because the characters are
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so rich and the and the acting is
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actually that much better
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and speaking of Tom Baron is a top top
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hair under sorry Tom Hanks no the other
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Tom it's not movie greedy Tom Berenger
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is in that movie
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Tom badger is I'm moving you're thinking
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of the who you thinking of the Americans
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what do you say Tom Berenger I think
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America's Finest knows who's that that's
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Tom Berenger no Tom Berenger he's
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continued so Walter I say is with the
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Saving Private Ryan
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after the drop their older doing is
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walking through walking walking
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gathering more troops why don't we have
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to go save this one guy Ed Burns for the
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record is one of the worst actors in
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film history and he ruins this film for
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me that's not Tom Hanks fault so Tom
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Hanks is a great actor he's great in
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every scene I'd like the opening
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sequence however Rueben I would be more
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interested I would rather while sleeping
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saddle right now then put it on Saving
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Private Ryan Tom Berenger is an actor
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yes Tom Bergeron
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yes the America's Funniest Home Videos
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and they're probably sometime actor I'm
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sure he's done some action I'm sure he's
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doing something I got the two confused
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so before when you're mentioning Tom
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Bergen or whatever his name is
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I'm gonna side with you on this one
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you've changed my vote Wow yeah yeah
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yeah yeah argument actually worked well
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I used to be a snob for movies but now I
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just go by the fact am i entertained
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yes exactly just am i entertain I would
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actually be bored watch to savor our
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Ryan cuz they complained the whole movie
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about saving this guy and then Matt
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Damon what he's found does want to be
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saved why don't you guys come on here
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for me nah it's just a frustrated film
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anyways alright
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remember in front of every silver lining
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there's a cloud
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