FH Mini 72 - Numb3r Stat10ns

[0:00] Hey everyone and welcome to The Flophouse. I'm Dan McCoy. I'm Stuart Wellington. And

[0:10] I'm Elliot Kaelin. Dan, what are we doing today on The Flophouse? Well, the numbered

[0:15] episodes of The Flophouse are ones where we talk about a bad movie. Uh-huh. But the mini-sodes.

[0:22] The mini-sodes which also have numbers. You're right. The ones with bigger numbers because

[0:27] we've been doing them longer. Hold on, let me start over again. So, the ones that with...

[0:32] The ones labeled FH Mini which stands for Flophouse Mini. The ones with big numbers

[0:37] like the unfinished Alan Moore, Bill Sienkiewicz mini-series of the same name. That one is...

[0:42] Those are the movie ones. Uh-huh. And the ones with little numbers like the never even

[0:46] conceived Alan Moore, Bill Sienkiewicz mini-series of the same name. Those are the minis. What

[0:50] do we do on the minis, Dan? Yeah, and when you get into little murders, you're talking

[0:54] Jules Feiffer. Um, on the mini-sodes, uh, there are many of them now and there are theoretically

[1:01] smaller although not frequently. The only thing that makes the mini smaller is the extreme

[1:07] epic length of our normal episodes. And the numbers that we've already addressed. And

[1:13] those numbers, yeah. That's true. Um, on these mini-sodes, uh, we usually sort of take turns

[1:18] driving these, uh, with different ideas. Um, and I'm... What I'm bringing to the table

[1:24] tonight, boys. Yep. Um, as you know... Something hot, tasty, and fresh. Mm-hmm. Sounds like

[1:28] goulash to me. Stuart, you... Mm, delicious. Now, I know your new best friend, of course,

[1:35] is the doll Megan. Uh-huh, yeah. From the film Megan. Mm-hmm. She's never gonna leave

[1:39] me. Yeah. And, uh, Megan is tearing up the box office. Everyone loves this dancing spooky

[1:47] doll that murders. Yeah. And, of course, when you talk about a dancing, uh, spooky

[1:54] murdering doll like Megan, you know that she's part of a story tradition of other films.

[2:01] And I'm not talking about movies about evil dolls. Mm-hmm. Or even movies about evil robots.

[2:06] I'm talking about movies where numerals replace a letter in the title. Oh, okay. So the movie

[2:12] versions of the TV show Numb Threers, for instance. Mm-hmm, exactly. And so what I wanna

[2:18] do, boys, uh, is to go through a list of films I've compiled with a number in the title.

[2:24] Like Rocky IV? And, uh, I'm gonna tell... Well, no, no. I will... A number... A numeral

[2:30] that replaces a letter. Okay. And I cast a wide net. So Iron Eagles 2? Mm-hmm. You'll

[2:37] hear some examples later on when we get to the actual examples. Okay. But right now...

[2:42] So, like, Saw IV? Well, one would be Megan, say. Oh, okay. Uh, where the 3 of Megan is

[2:49] the E of Megan. Okay. I want that to be... I want that to be... That's what's carved

[2:54] on your tombstone, Dan. The 3 of Megan is the E of Megan. And it just says a Zen proverb.

[3:01] Because I loved... Because... I loved watching you start that sentence the opposite of the

[3:06] way you intended. And then... Yeah. You kind of do a K-turn to get in the direction you

[3:12] wanted to go. With nothing but complete confidence. Finish the sentence anyway. Yeah, I'm assuming

[3:20] that's the kind of sentence you'd see at the beginning of an episode of The Wire. And

[3:26] you'd be like... And you'd be like, they're quoting their own characters at the top of

[3:30] the episode? How... This is the most pretentious thing the show can do. But there's always

[3:34] that little thrill when the character says the line and you're like, that's what they

[3:37] said at the beginning of the episode. Still works. Yeah, still works. Great show. Great

[3:41] show. Yeah. So, as you may have noticed, if you read Western characters, the capital E...

[3:50] Wait, like the Ringo kid? Yeah. The capital E looks like the numeral 3 only in reverse.

[3:58] And so, obviously, the designers, the clever designers of Megan thought of this too. And

[4:05] they put a 3 in there. Which is, to Megan's credit, that is actually addressed in the

[4:09] film. That it's canonical that there's a 3 in Megan's name. It's not just for the title. But

[4:16] anyway. So, other movies like this cast a wide net. People can argue whether some of these

[4:22] canonically have a number in the title or not. Okay. But I'm less interested in what the

[4:28] official title of the movies are than whether any poster or advertising at any point had a

[4:34] numeral replacing a letter. So, what you're telling me, the note behind the note here is

[4:37] that you're not afraid of controversy. Yeah. Yeah. And so, how this is gonna work out,

[4:44] we are going to tonight decide which is the top number titled movie. Okay. After we discuss each

[4:51] of them, I'm gonna ask you to rank each of these movies 1 out of 10 in two categories.

[4:57] One, this is conceptual. Do I need a 20-sided die for this? Yes. How complicated is this game?

[5:07] You'll be playing our mage. And Stuart is, of course, our ranger. Yeah.

[5:14] One, the overall quality of the movie. I can tell the spell is a treat.

[5:19] And two, how successful you think the number replacement is in the title. Okay. Now,

[5:25] here are some possible criteria. I don't wanna tell you. I mean, you can have your own personal

[5:28] one. Does it work visually? Does it make sense? Does it sound right? Does it sound right? Is the

[5:35] choice to use numbers for letters motivated by anything, like saying Megan, where there's a

[5:41] reason why there's a number there? Any criteria you want, those are a few suggestions. Okay. Okay.

[5:47] And one last quick word for a very long windup. I'm semi-arbitrarily eliminating movies where two

[5:54] is used print style as a replacement for the word two, because I don't think it's in the spirit of

[5:59] the exercise. That you invented. Well, in this exercise, these are instances where the numbers

[6:08] are replacing letters visually and not just homonyms. And not just whole words. And not

[6:13] soundalikes. Okay. So that's no step up to the streets. That's no too fast, too furious, or

[6:20] okay. Back to the hood. None of that. Yeah, you're right. No, don't jungle to jungle. Okay.

[6:25] But if it was called jungle of three to jungle, and there's a three instead of that first D,

[6:30] or alternately jungle to jungle three, and there's a three in the last one,

[6:34] or I'll give you a third option. Jungle three to jungle three. You would be okay with that.

[6:40] So that was, it sounded like you were explaining some sort of old phone freak.

[6:45] That's when you blow on the, on the captain crunch whistle, and you get a free call

[6:49] only to Singapore. You can't call anywhere else. So I hope you know something about jungle three.

[6:55] Okay. So starting off, we we've talked about it already. You just got to start off with Megan,

[7:02] M three G A N a little discussion, and then some ratings. What do you, what do you guys,

[7:09] do you know anything? Elliot, I presume you haven't seen it yet.

[7:13] Yeah, I haven't seen Megan. So I don't want to, I can't, I can't really talk about the

[7:20] full appropriateness. All right. You know what? Is it because you're Elliot? Is it because you

[7:24] don't like women or gay people? I mean, I'm sure you could, you could read that into my actions,

[7:31] but I would say a better explanation would be that I've just been very busy and I have not

[7:35] been able to go to the theaters. I'm going to change. I'm going to change this exercise in

[7:41] midstream. Oh, good. Cause we barely understood it for two reasons. No, wait, is this two,

[7:46] the number two or is it the word? Good question. I've already forgotten the shoot. No, I'm going

[7:54] to change it because number one, as you have shown, you probably haven't seen a lot of these

[8:02] movies. And that was something that I really should have anticipated. Don't judge me. And

[8:06] number two, uh, if we do the quality thing, I feel like there's a couple of films out here

[8:14] that we'll just dominate and quality over. Like it might surprise you to learn that this is a

[8:19] trick that mostly, uh, not so great movies. It's strange how usually quality movies don't have to

[8:27] do title gimmicks to get you through the door. So I'm going to change it up. You only have to give

[8:32] one score, one to 10. Totally. I'm giving two scores, which is better, a 10 or a one. That's

[8:40] very good question. Very good question. Uh, I want to make, let's make it easy on myself. Well,

[8:45] I mean, it's pretty easy either way, but let's, uh, 10 is the top 10 is top. Okay. Okay. Now I

[8:50] will say this, Megan, haven't seen the movie. Can't judge the movie. It's not for the reason

[8:54] that Stuart mentioned it is merely because I've been very busy and have not gotten to the theaters,

[8:58] but I think it looks great in the title. She's a robot. Why not put a number in there?

[9:02] Uh, I, I don't know if the twist is that there's three of her, but go ahead, go for it. You know,

[9:07] uh, I like it. I think it works and it means people can say Mithrigan or Mthrigan or, or just

[9:14] any, any sort of thing like that, which I'm totally okay with. So what do you think? So I give it,

[9:17] I give it a 10 out of 10. Stuart, what do you say? 10 out of 10. Yeah. I was going to say nine

[9:22] out of 10 for the title. Yeah. Uh, no, it's great. It's, it's a real fun time in the movies. Highly

[9:29] recommend. Yeah. I'm looking forward to maybe a sequel where they swap out the A for a four,

[9:34] but you know, who knows? Um, the, or an ad symbol or an ad symbol. Yeah, that's true.

[9:41] Now she's a future, a future. Now she's a creature of pure virtuosity. She only exists

[9:47] in the, on the online world. Yeah. Now I want to, you know, uh, name spoilers. I just want to,

[9:52] I looked it up. Megan stands for, you got this model three generative Android. So the A N

[10:00] Both come from and yeah, but you know, they you know, they just made that up to fit Megan

[10:05] It's not like Jack Kirby was like a strategic hazard initiative enforcement. Hey, that sounds like shield. That's pretty good

[10:13] He just filled in some letters

[10:17] It could have gone either way he might have said I like the sound modak or he might have said this is a mental organism

[10:23] Designed only for killing. No, you know what? Yeah, then he would be Madoff if he was just going by that

[10:28] It shouldn't be Madoff

[10:30] So yeah, I feel like Megan Megan is looking pretty good right now. Mm-hmm. Yeah, Megan's high score

[10:37] Top of the box office. Yeah right now top of the box. Is it top of the box office? No, it's still underneath

[10:46] And I'll say avatar way of water a movie that I haven't heard many people talking about recently still burning up the charts though

[10:52] It's it's gonna it's passing spider-man. No way home is the sixth

[10:56] What biggest movie ever so?

[10:58] Yeah, Cameron, you proved me wrong again

[11:00] I said you couldn't make a movie out of true lies and you did it and now I said

[11:04] This one wasn't gonna be as big a success and it was

[11:06] No eyes was is based. What on uh, what a Kipling novel. Yeah. Yeah, it's

[11:13] It's it's merely as racist as a Kipling novel, but it's loosely based

[11:17] Yeah, I was I was never the doubter that you were but I will say that avatar

[11:22] I think has really benefited from the fact that like because the pandemic they're not throwing as many big movies at the screen as they

[11:29] Used to all

[11:31] It is very much benefiting. I feel like from the general

[11:35] Dissolving and collapse of the motion picture and television industry and that it's out and people. Yeah

[11:43] And that it's a thing that's and and I'm sure he'll say this like it's a thing that

[11:47] See in theater. I haven't seen it

[11:49] But I know that seeing in the theaters is gonna be a different experience than watching a television

[11:52] You know or on like your phone or something while you're taking like a three hour long shit

[11:56] well

[11:57] I mean at that point you got to talk to your doctor because if you're if you can watch all of avatar the way of

[12:00] Water while you're well, it's just a constant poop stream. Then something's wrong either either

[12:06] Your intestines have become

[12:09] Stream that's from Peepee Lang. These are the jokes my children would love if they knew who Katie Lang was

[12:19] It's the

[12:23] First let me tell you about a trailblazing lesbian performer. Anyway, now that I've done that listen to this

[12:36] But the I think I think either either you're eating too much fiber or perhaps there's a portal in your intestines

[12:42] That is allowing an alien species to ram its waste out of your system

[12:46] You want to get it looked at by a licensed professional

[12:50] Okay, well that that's Megan for you now

[12:57] Number two

[13:00] Probably the most famous example of this. The first one that I remember of course is seven. Yes

[13:07] Glad we're getting it out of the way early is the seven of the titles. So it's like it's like it's actually saying 77 or

[13:15] So seven

[13:18] And that's why I'm gonna give it a I'm gonna give it a one for title

[13:23] I've never liked that seven in there. It doesn't sound right. It doesn't look right. It really bugs me

[13:28] There's it's already called seven if you're gonna go all that way just name it the number seven

[13:33] Just use the numeral and not have a not have a full title and I'm gonna carry movie

[13:39] No, that's a number

[13:42] 23 yeah, but there's why not just call it seven the number that would really stick out and

[13:47] top of the listings of movie titles pretty it kind of looks like

[13:51] like the the seven replaces a V so it looks like the

[13:55] Like the the V is just kind of off-kilter, right and the credits are backwards dudes

[14:01] So I feel like this whole is just a little bit twisted if you know what I mean

[14:06] It is pretty

[14:09] Kevin Spacey's off-kilter twisted view of the world

[14:16] And so and this is gonna be controversial I think seven it's a quality movie I've never really liked it very much

[14:22] So I'm torn between giving it like a four and giving it an eight

[14:26] Basically for quality. It just doesn't do it for me too. Grim too. Grim by the time it's over

[14:31] I'm like, yeah, I did I did just slog through

[14:35] Miles of I don't know what kind of foul excrement to get out of this prison shawshank

[14:41] Experiences over Elliot at the risk of diluting the hate mail that you were gonna get

[14:46] I feel much the same way about seven a part of it is like a lot of the impact has been diluted by the bad

[14:52] Seven imitators, but also even at the time when I saw it, I'm like, this is a little too grim for me

[14:57] Like I like other David Fincher movies

[15:00] Okay, when you compare it to I mean, I love Zodiac I think Zodiac yeah an amazing move

[15:06] Oh, yeah, you love his best movie that he ever made and I'm saying I'm saying it's it

[15:11] They're not exactly the same thing

[15:12] But well, maybe it's that he needed to make seven before he could make Zodiac

[15:15] He had to crawl before he could walk or walk before he could fly. I don't know. The thing is like I like I I

[15:21] Like the paperback thrillers that he has made since seven. Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah

[15:28] Panic rooms a lot of fun the game like I like girls

[15:33] To is like a really underrated one. I think great and and of course you guys love Benjamin Button, but the

[15:41] The I think but maybe what maybe it's also the fact that we were all around the same age when seven came out and I

[15:46] Don't know you but I was surrounded by guys my age

[15:48] Who thought seven was just the most amazing movie ever made?

[15:52] Yeah

[15:52] until fight club came out and then they thought that was the most amazing movie ever made until

[15:56] Magnolia came out and then they thought that was the most amazing movie and it was like I think it just got hyped up a

[16:01] Little too much. These are all movies that I

[16:04] Have enjoyed I mean terrible movies. Yeah, but it's just movies when it's it's a very specific snapshot of a specific type of

[16:13] Movie-watching dudes. Yes. Yeah, I feel like it's the only it was only the

[16:17] it's only the lack of the

[16:19] social media at the time that stopped those movies from becoming like the Rick and Morty of movies where

[16:25] People just went it went to an extreme of

[16:28] Let's call it reckless behavior in there in their love of the product

[16:33] But yeah

[16:35] Yeah in a different world if you go into any

[16:38] New York City weed bodega, it would be filled with like

[16:42] drawings of the characters of

[16:44] Seven and shit just hanging out smoking weed. Yeah, there's a strain called like crotch crotch knife or something like that, you know

[16:52] Okay, so now let's move on to

[16:54] Wait, let me just say the one thing the one thing about seven that always got to me is how the heroes run out of clues

[16:59] So the bad guy just shows up and it was like movie. Did you run out of ideas?

[17:04] Did you not want to do the hard part of having that having to figure out how the detectives would solve the case?

[17:08] Stewart you haven't given seven an official number that I recall. Oh, yeah. I think it's pretty clear. I'm giving it a seven

[17:16] He did it, okay, so moving on to the next movie

[17:23] You're multiplying the number in the title by the number that we give it to get the ultimate score, right? Yeah

[17:30] Yeah, yeah, those are the secret hidden scores that unlock the ARG

[17:38] From the second episode of the rehearsal would listen to this episode his head would

[17:46] Okay, well this this movie is a little movie called 13 ghosts or third 13 in

[17:55] ghosts

[17:58] Thir 1 3 e n ghosts

[18:05] You know what Dan I got I owe seven an apology because that actually works much worse

[18:10] You

[18:13] Always have the the numeral zero

[18:18] Unfair no, I think it is. I think it is perfectly fitting with the like super hammy goofy source material

[18:26] Thumbs up to 13 ghosts thumbs up Jeffrey Abraham's amazing performance

[18:33] Yeah, great movie. Mm-hmm. It's a fun one. It's you know, what's that?

[18:38] What was that ghost house with like where the idea was originally like we're just gonna make it remake a bunch of William Castle movies

[18:44] Yeah, make them also silly

[18:48] Yeah, it was that Dark Castle productions was which one was oh, yeah Dark Castle that was what it was

[18:55] Yeah, and they did that. I also did a couple others, right? I mean on one level. It's the same old like recycling of IP that

[19:03] You know destroys everything eventually on the on another level it's at least IP that no one would have thought otherwise to

[19:10] Recycle, that's the thing

[19:11] It's I've always felt that it doesn't really except in a few circumstances where you've you've made a new version of something

[19:18] That's really cool. It doesn't really make sense to remake a good movie

[19:21] But why not remake a bad movie like come on remake the William Castle movies go for it

[19:26] Like that sounds like a great idea. They can't you can't

[19:29] Get worse, you know at worst it's gonna be level with the old. Yeah, you know if they announce tomorrow

[19:35] They're like, oh we're going in big on the tingler cinematic universe. I'd be like go for it. Try it out

[19:43] Yeah, see if you can do it man if you can more power to you, yeah

[19:49] Elliot what number you gonna give 13? Yes. I mean, I may can I give the title a negative number?

[19:54] It's just it's so unwieldy it doesn't really have like the numbers that it's replacing

[20:00] I guess the three looks like an E, as we've established with Megan.

[20:04] And the movie, I know I saw, but I barely remember it, so I guess I'm going to give

[20:07] it a 10.

[20:08] It's a glass house that's like a puzzle box.

[20:12] Oh, right.

[20:14] That's right.

[20:15] It's like a real super modern house, right?

[20:17] Yeah.

[20:18] And Matthew Lillard's in it.

[20:19] Yeah.

[20:20] But it's not Glass House with Lili Sobieski.

[20:22] That was her role.

[20:23] No, it's a different Glass House.

[20:24] It is not with Lili Sobieski.

[20:25] And it's not the Glass Castle, the harrowing memoir about growing up with the children

[20:29] of abusive...

[20:30] Well, abusive, some of my parents.

[20:31] Yeah.

[20:32] I guess I'll call them abusive.

[20:33] Sure.

[20:34] Anyway, it's not the Glass Castle.

[20:35] Okay.

[20:36] Well, if you disagree with Elliot on whether or not the parents were abusive, you're right

[20:40] into the blood.

[20:41] I mean, clearly, they were traumatized, the children.

[20:44] Is it the Glass Menagerie?

[20:45] Is it that one?

[20:46] It is.

[20:47] Yeah.

[20:48] I put you down for negative one.

[20:50] Okay, negative one.

[20:51] Stuart.

[20:52] Yeah.

[20:53] I guess I'll give...

[20:54] I'll give it an eight.

[20:55] An eight.

[20:56] Okay.

[20:57] There you go.

[20:58] Very scientific experiment that we're engaged in.

[21:03] It'll be back in a moment.

[21:04] But before that, I'm going to take the break here, actually, even though I've got more

[21:08] movies on the other side, because we had a long wind up and that was because of me.

[21:17] And we have ads.

[21:18] That's what I'm trying to say.

[21:21] The theme of this episode is long wind ups.

[21:24] Again, I had it open in another tab, and yet it took me that long.

[21:30] Dan, are you trying to keep the mini going longer because the FBI needs to trace the

[21:34] call to us?

[21:36] Yeah.

[21:37] Well, Stuart won't tell me where he lives.

[21:39] Yeah, I like to keep a little air of mystery.

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[25:54] And hey guys, I've got a promotional message, and I didn't pay for a Jumbotron.

[26:00] Kids, don't be like me.

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[26:05] I just want everybody to know, hey, Maniac of New York, don't call it a comeback.

[26:08] Number one, the latest first issue in the latest season, let's call it, of Maniac of

[26:13] New York, my comic book series, it's in stores right now.

[26:16] If it didn't sell out last week when it came out, go to your store.

[26:20] Say, do you still have copies of Maniac of New York?

[26:22] Don't call it a comeback, number one.

[26:24] If they say, no, we don't, then tell them.

[26:26] Slam your fist onto the counter.

[26:28] Knock aside the stack of other comics.

[26:31] Don't do that.

[26:33] Be nice to the people there.

[26:35] When you see a pile of hero clicks, you push it aside, and you say, hey, get me a copy

[26:39] of that book.

[26:40] Get it for me.

[26:41] Now, the issues are going to be released.

[26:42] It's a four-issue series.

[26:43] It's going to be released, not quite monthly, maybe a month and a half late schedule.

[26:47] If we can't meet that schedule, because everyone knows Aftershock Comics has been having a

[26:50] little bit of problems lately.

[26:51] If we can't meet that schedule, it may take a little longer, but stick with us and bear

[26:55] with us, because this series will be released.

[26:57] Me and the artist, Andrew Moody, we're very excited about it, and we just want to make

[27:01] sure it gets into your greedy hands.

[27:04] By greedy, I mean greedy for thrills, chills, and satire.

[27:06] So that's Maniac from New York.

[27:08] Don't call it a comeback, number one.

[27:10] First issue is out now.

[27:11] More issues to come.

[27:12] It's exciting.

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[27:16] Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[27:20] Oh my God.

[27:21] It's running away.

[27:22] I see the dollars slipping through my fingers.

[27:25] Mm-hmm.

[27:26] Like Sam's in the hourglass.

[27:27] Yeah.

[27:29] Parenting, it's hard.

[27:30] But don't worry, you're not alone.

[27:31] Belly up to the low bar with one bad mother, and let us remind you that fine is good enough.

[27:32] They want to climb on different things.

[27:33] And how am I supposed to keep them both from dying?

[27:34] There is a right way to do this.

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[28:08] This week on Bullseye, Tom Hanks, as you've never heard him before, mad.

[28:14] You moron.

[28:16] Thank you for the use of the turn signal.

[28:19] Way to use your blinker, idiot.

[28:22] That's Bullseye from MaximumFun.org and NPR.

[28:26] And I just wanted to also mention that the Flophouse will be returning to the live stages,

[28:32] at least the stages of the Bell House in Brooklyn, New York, our most frequently played venue,

[28:39] because two of us live in Brooklyn still.

[28:43] On April the 2nd, we are looking into touring more to other cities later in the year, as

[28:51] well as doing a couple of streaming shows again.

[28:55] People really seem to like them, so we don't want to stop them just because people are

[28:58] coming out to more live events as well.

[29:03] But for now, the only live event where you can see our faces in person will be at the

[29:08] Bell House on April the 2nd.

[29:12] That is a Sunday at the most convenient time for a show, you know, with Monday coming up

[29:20] Hot on his heels, but that is what we could work out because Elliot happens to be in town.

[29:28] And we are happy to have it.

[29:29] I think personally, you know, on Sunday, it's nice to have something to do, because then

[29:35] it feels like you're cheating the week.

[29:38] You know, you're not letting the weekend end.

[29:41] You're getting something in there before the weekend is over.

[29:45] But that's just me.

[29:48] The cost will be $20.

[29:51] You can get tickets through the Bell House site.

[29:56] If you go to our Flophouse site.

[30:00] clubhousepodcast.com.

[30:02] We'll have it up there as well.

[30:05] And yeah, we're not exactly sure

[30:07] what movie we're gonna do right now.

[30:10] We're doing a Twitter poll to see.

[30:12] We're gonna do an older one.

[30:13] It's either going to be Hackers, Battlefield Earth,

[30:17] or Willow.

[30:19] When I last checked, Battlefield Earth was a little ahead,

[30:23] but Hackers was very close.

[30:25] I don't know where we're gonna land.

[30:27] Anyway, we're excited to do that.

[30:30] We hope to see you there.

[30:33] Let's move on to the next movie.

[30:37] The next movie ever made.

[30:39] Well, now we're gonna go into a mini subsection

[30:42] of this mini, which is three movies in a row

[30:48] that are all sequels that are working the sequel number

[30:54] into the title.

[30:57] Number one in this, of course, we got Scream 4,

[31:02] where the A in Scream is replaced with a four.

[31:06] Got it.

[31:07] Yeah, that is the Scream with Emma Roberts in it.

[31:14] We got Taken 3 with, again, the E is replaced by a three.

[31:21] Is Emma Roberts also in that one?

[31:23] I believe that Liam Neeson is returning

[31:28] in the role of the guy who's mad about things being taken.

[31:33] I believe it's Lee Forum Ne3 Threeson is playing the role.

[31:40] And then we've got Final Destination,

[31:43] or Five-Null Destination, which, when written out,

[31:48] looks more like Anal Destination, I gotta be honest.

[31:54] A movie that would do great at the box office,

[31:56] gotta admit it.

[31:57] Yeah, so in that case, this is one case

[32:00] where it's not really a visual sort of replacement,

[32:04] it's Five-Null.

[32:06] So they're leaning in, I guess, to people's tendency

[32:08] to make a joke out of saying the number.

[32:11] Now, here's the problem,

[32:12] is it sounds like Five-Null Destination,

[32:14] this is finally the movie where Five-Null gets killed

[32:16] in the American Tales series,

[32:18] and you don't wanna put an adorable little mouse

[32:21] getting murdered into the minds of your audience.

[32:24] I thought, but by the time he dies,

[32:26] he's become kind of bitter and twisted by age.

[32:30] Well, yeah, it's true, it takes place much later,

[32:33] and like many immigrants,

[32:35] he has now become anti-immigrant himself

[32:37] because he sees it as a zero-sum game.

[32:39] And so he's now an old man, he runs a store,

[32:42] and he's like, oh, oh, they shouldn't let him in,

[32:44] they don't understand America, what for?

[32:46] And his grandchildren are like,

[32:48] granddad, granddad, tell us the story

[32:49] how you came to America.

[32:50] And he goes, I always lived here,

[32:52] ha, buh, buh, he's very mad about it.

[32:54] You kids don't understand.

[32:55] Oh, Five-Null, what happened to you?

[32:56] Yeah.

[32:57] Yeah, it sounds horrible.

[32:58] Yeah.

[32:59] Yeah, I don't wanna watch that movie.

[33:00] So, Dan, why'd you make that movie?

[33:02] Bring me back to Anal Destination, please.

[33:04] Oh, the number of times I've said,

[33:09] bring me back to Anal Destination.

[33:12] To a genie who has shown you a horrible future

[33:15] that you wish you had wished about.

[33:17] Yeah, yeah, Dan just watched Wishmaster,

[33:19] he knows all about that.

[33:21] I did just watch, which watch?

[33:23] Which watcher?

[33:23] Wishmaster.

[33:24] Watchmaster.

[33:25] Oh, shit.

[33:27] Wishmaster, I was texting Stu about it

[33:31] while I was watching it because I knew

[33:32] that he had just watched it for our friend Jim's podcast.

[33:37] What's the name of it?

[33:38] It's slipping my mind right now.

[33:40] This may hurt a bit.

[33:40] Yeah.

[33:41] Yep, it is.

[33:43] And so I saw that he was on the Wishmaster episode.

[33:47] I'm like, well, now this gives me something

[33:51] to text Stu about.

[33:52] And I was like, this is-

[33:52] Because you needed a reason.

[33:53] You need a reason.

[33:54] Otherwise, this is how friendship works.

[33:57] You just need a series of excuses to interact.

[34:00] Wishmaster's really the glue holding this bond together.

[34:03] Yeah.

[34:04] But the genie in that movie really plays fast

[34:07] and loose with what constitutes a wish.

[34:09] Like, he'll be like, wouldn't you like it

[34:12] if this thing happened?

[34:13] And they're like, yeah, I guess.

[34:15] And he's like, done, idiot, I got you again.

[34:21] Anyway, so let's just lightning round.

[34:24] Scream 4, Taken 3, Five and Old Destination.

[34:27] Elliot, give me three numbers.

[34:31] No, what's funny is when you first announced this,

[34:32] I thought there were gonna be three movies

[34:33] in the same series, not three totally different movies.

[34:38] Scream with a four for the A,

[34:40] I'm gonna give that a low grade.

[34:41] Taken with a three for the E, yes, high grade.

[34:45] Threes replacing Es almost always works in my book

[34:47] unless it's a 13.

[34:48] So one, and I'm gonna put a seven.

[34:51] Sure, and Five and Old Destination,

[34:52] I'm gonna give that a 10 for sheer chutzpah.

[34:55] It is such a, it's like, yeah, five starts with F-I,

[34:59] final starts with F-I, just do it.

[35:01] And that's the one that has the best sequence

[35:03] of any Final Destination movie, right?

[35:07] In the gymnasium?

[35:10] Oh, where you keep thinking it's gonna happen

[35:12] and then it, and then, yeah.

[35:13] Yeah, it is in five, yes.

[35:14] Yeah, man, that's a fucking disaster.

[35:15] That is the best scene.

[35:16] Yeah.

[35:17] Scream four, that's not the one

[35:20] where Courtney Cox has the most tragic bangs

[35:22] ever committed to Phil.

[35:26] Yeah.

[35:26] Is that three?

[35:27] Yeah, that's three, they're incredible, it's amazing.

[35:30] That was on the tagline for the poster, it says,

[35:32] you'll never get a load of these bangs,

[35:34] you'll never believe these bangs.

[35:35] It's wild, they're wild.

[35:37] Miss Miss bangs bangs.

[35:39] Yeah.

[35:41] That was the New York Post headline that you pitched

[35:43] on the release of that movie.

[35:47] Oh man, so Scream four, fairly straightforward.

[35:51] I will give that a five.

[35:55] Taken three, I'm gonna give that a two,

[35:58] just because of the three franchises listed,

[36:01] Taken is the worst one.

[36:03] And five, yeah, five null destination is,

[36:07] that's a 10, 10 out of 10, no doubts.

[36:10] Okay, so now we're gonna go to a controversial one.

[36:15] This is Fantastic Four, the Josh Trank Fantastic Four

[36:20] has the A in the middle of Fantastic is the four,

[36:25] and then there's no other four on the poster.

[36:29] So the title on the poster is-

[36:29] So it's Fan-Four-Tastic.

[36:31] Is it Fan-Four or is it Fah-Four-In-Tastic?

[36:34] Oh, it's the second A.

[36:35] Oh no, no, it's Fans-Four-Tastic, sorry.

[36:37] Oh, Fans-Four-Tastic, that's what it is,

[36:39] it's the second A, okay, Fans-Four-Tastic.

[36:42] Yeah.

[36:44] So, wow, we did that one for the podcast.

[36:48] Yeah, I'm gonna give, I mean, the quality of the movie,

[36:50] I'm gonna give it a real low grade.

[36:51] Yeah, we did that one for the podcast.

[36:52] It's the movie where it takes them like an hour and a half

[36:55] to get their powers, and then the last half hour

[36:58] is them fighting CGI with Dr. Doom,

[37:01] and it doesn't really work.

[37:04] But I'm gonna, so the movie quality,

[37:07] I'm gonna give it like a two.

[37:10] Okay.

[37:11] For the title, Fans-Four-Tastic,

[37:14] and there's no four afterwards, right?

[37:15] No, there's no second four to finish it off, really.

[37:17] So it's basically just Fantastic.

[37:19] Yeah, and so I'm gonna give it a two

[37:22] because a lot of people, they're just not that familiar

[37:24] with the Fantastic Four.

[37:25] They're the cornerstone of the Marvel universe.

[37:27] Everything in the House of Ideas

[37:28] is built on the foundation of the FF.

[37:30] But people don't know them, so there are a lot of old people

[37:32] who went in thinking that was a movie version

[37:34] of the Fantastics, the longest running off-Broadway show,

[37:37] and about star-crossed lovers, or are they,

[37:41] that uses only three pieces of props for scenery

[37:44] and almost no costumes.

[37:46] It's a beautiful show.

[37:47] But a lot of old people were like, I don't understand.

[37:50] Where's the crescent that takes the place of the moon?

[37:53] That man's all stretchy.

[37:54] Why does that guy have rocks on him?

[37:56] I'm tired, I don't get it.

[37:58] So I feel for those old people.

[38:00] So I'm gonna give it a two, I guess.

[38:02] Okay, sounds good.

[38:04] Which is only half a four.

[38:05] That's actually true.

[38:08] Stuart, I don't think you gave a number here.

[38:09] I'll give it a three.

[38:10] I like the number placement

[38:12] in the exact middle of the title,

[38:14] but the fact that you don't have

[38:15] the entire actual title of the movie anymore

[38:18] doesn't make any sense to me.

[38:20] So a three.

[38:23] Do you think, they wouldn't have done four Avengers,

[38:26] right, for Endgame?

[38:27] That would have been bonkers.

[38:29] That would have been bonkers, yep.

[38:31] Or like Avenged Threers for Infinity War?

[38:35] Again, I don't know.

[38:37] Maybe it would have worked, who knows?

[38:39] Yeah, we got a tasty one coming up, boys.

[38:41] Now this one is, of course,

[38:44] this is Simone, or S1M0Ni.

[38:52] So now, this is a movie about a simulated actress.

[38:57] And I assumed that Simone,

[39:00] the pun of it was that it stood for Simulation One.

[39:04] And that is true.

[39:05] I confirmed that, but that doesn't explain

[39:06] why you would put numbers in that name.

[39:09] Well, here's what I like about it,

[39:11] is she's just made of ones and zeros.

[39:13] So that's why, she's all binaries, it's right there.

[39:15] On the other hand, it is a weird-looking title.

[39:18] It does look like, yeah, it's S1M0Ni.

[39:23] It looks like the title of like,

[39:25] if you download a file from the internet

[39:27] and they didn't bother giving it like an easy title.

[39:30] Yeah.

[39:31] A non-searchable title.

[39:35] I think maybe that's a mistake,

[39:37] leading into the streaming world that we now live in,

[39:39] is giving your title a non-searchable title.

[39:41] That's a mistake.

[39:42] Don't do that.

[39:43] Yeah, like, I've told this story before,

[39:46] but when I was looking for images to make a PowerPoint

[39:50] for the Vin Diesel movie, Triple X,

[39:54] and I was like, Googling XXX Explosion,

[39:59] and I was like,

[40:00] painted very close to my computer monitor and was a little bit surprised by what I found yeah

[40:07] but just a little bit yeah just a little yeah it's always just a little um

[40:15] what do you what do we think about s1m zero have either of you seen this movie i never saw

[40:22] uh this is this has got pacino in it right that one yes i do think i saw this and it's

[40:29] really not much of anything like it's a it styles itself a little smarter than

[40:35] movies of that kind i think andrew nickel may have written it and he's you know pretty good

[40:41] usually but what else did he do it was kind of boring he's gattaca okay i think that that's

[40:45] right that's another one though where i think the movie thinks it's smarter than it is yeah

[40:50] no i yeah this is all true the things i've been saying okay that's good i will say i'm gonna give

[40:58] budsman was factory i'm gonna produce the trim and show i'll give it a six okay you know what

[41:04] i'm gonna go with stew on this i'm gonna give it well maybe i'm gonna give it a five actually

[41:08] because it's wow no wait or maybe get a seven forge your own path buddy you know you know what

[41:14] i'm not i'm vacillating between five and seven i can't tell if i like it more or less than steward

[41:18] does you know what i'm gonna put it as a sixth then um so now we gotta we got a real treat and

[41:27] that treat is in the form of cake a layer cake in fact uh we got l4 your cack three and now i

[41:35] want to make it clear in the poster they cheat it they turn the three around turn the three around

[41:43] so it looks more like an e but it is clearly a three especially because there's also again that

[41:49] four based on the place that makes me believe they didn't do it on purpose and they just ran

[41:54] out of a's and e's at the printing shop yeah they had to use fours and threes so you're saying

[41:59] this is like one of those signs outside like say a 7-eleven yeah yeah like a marquee where they have

[42:06] a limited number of letters yeah where it says like one day only but it's clearly a zero for

[42:11] the o and one because they ran out of o's yeah the thing is layer cake doesn't have any robots in it

[42:17] and no no it doesn't really have i mean it has a little bit to do with money which is numbers

[42:24] right money and numbers are the same thing they're not exactly i mean in this digital

[42:28] world yeah they are pretty much ever since ever since nixon took us off the gold standard yeah

[42:32] monies and numbers that's what crypto is it's also the realization that monies and numbers are the

[42:37] same man money's just numbers when you think about it yeah there's no justification for why

[42:44] those numbers in there you're right because it's a crime movie right get your money for numbers

[42:51] right yeah yeah yeah that's early daniel craig uh very young kind of hardy

[42:58] the michael cain get carter it's got a similar vibe yeah yeah and now get carter that was g3t

[43:05] c hat sign rt38 it was it was yeah g3 plus sign

[43:13] yeah oh man they had to get him because he was a robot uh so layer cake i'm gonna give this one

[43:21] depends if it was a printer's error if they ran out of those letters i'm gonna give it a 10 for

[43:25] ingenuity but if it wasn't if it was deliberate i'm gonna give it a i give it a three i think

[43:31] yeah well that's i mean okay so i'll put down the signal for first signal i'll put down the

[43:36] signal for schrodinger's cat okay great because uh because we're not going it's in flux until we

[43:43] call the print shop that made the posters yeah um and okay so schroder and a cat i thought he just

[43:52] played the piano okay nice that's a good one that's a good one i'll wait for the audience to

[44:01] applaud oh they're throwing throwing uh bouquets at me there's a room key another room key oh oh

[44:12] now the crowd is turning oh no oh no now here comes i gotta get out of here okay here's the

[44:17] hook they're pulling you off the stage as you as you get run off the stage yell your number behind

[44:23] you oh uh two two okay and now the audience loves it the audience loves that they're going back on

[44:29] stage and they're they're mopping up the tomatoes they threw and uh here's good news for everyone

[44:35] this is the last uh movie thanks and it is i kind of thought we would be doing this for the rest of

[44:41] my life this is here it is it's lucky number seven but the v is a seven now indicating that

[44:50] it sounds eleven sounds like seven so it's lucky number sluh seven in now when you announced this

[44:58] dan i knew seven was gonna be one of them and i in my head i was like did lucky number slevin do

[45:02] this too because i thought maybe it was enough of a gimmick that people were confused already about

[45:07] whether it was seven or slevin but no that wasn't confusing enough i guess some of the ads uh i i

[45:13] saw the seven so oh i see i saw the seven yeah in some of the ads i saw the seven and you're talking

[45:21] so just some of the slevin ads i saw the number seven

[45:30] yesterday you're saying uh i was i was just recounting the release of the movie

[45:35] uh part of the gimmick was that it was uh it was released on july 11th right

[45:41] yeah yes yeah the president of the time i forget which one it was

[45:46] george w bush sold his soul for it yeah he officially changed the date to slug yeah

[45:55] he had a degree of slug in executive order yeah

[46:00] uh so guys what do you give lucky number sluff now here guys guys have you seen that movie

[46:05] have you seen i've never actually seen lucky number and you know what and i always get it

[46:11] mixed up with the one that's called like project 40 something where it's samuel jackson is supposed

[46:15] to be scottish what's that very very different movie yeah i always get them mixed up i see them

[46:20] i feel like dan saw lucky numbers 11 right yeah it's one of those post-tarantino like

[46:25] crime like there's a bunch of like competing hitmen yeah okay yeah it was back back when

[46:34] america was still was still wildly in love with hitmen who wear suits a thing that has

[46:39] maybe never existed

[46:43] yeah uh why is that guy wearing a suit and calling attention to himself why why is this

[46:49] hitman so stylish i feel like who who committed this crime well i'll tell you who i definitely

[46:55] wasn't the bald man with a barcode tattooed on the back of his neck who is wearing a black suit

[47:00] and gloves if you are talking shit about agent 47 while i'm here

[47:10] agent 47 stewart i know you love i know you love that guy because he

[47:13] hits people and then steals their clothes steals their clothes drowns them in toilets

[47:19] it's great that's why stewart loves it i like to imagine a world where every person's clothes will

[47:26] fit me agent 47 yeah it's just a world of traveling pants yeah it's great i love it um

[47:34] yeah so lucky number slevin okay okay i have a i have a serious okay i can do it

[47:39] i'm gonna pick a number okay i'm gonna give it a slevin okay so dan is there is there a

[47:47] character named slevin like what is like what is slevin i think that there's a guy whose

[47:51] name is slevin if i even as a character's name that sounds ridiculous let alone of course

[47:58] let alone to hang a pun on i mean like better off it's not even a pun you made up a word

[48:02] definitely better off ted that ted is a real name better off dead is a is a thing yeah

[48:07] slevin it's not like people are gonna be like oh yes of course slevin is a name for a human being

[48:17] uh so i'm gonna give a i'm gonna give it uh you gave it a slevin

[48:20] yep stewart yeah i'm gonna give it a slicks that's like a six

[48:25] like because it got again chutzpah it takes such chutzpah to be like we're gonna make up a name

[48:29] we're gonna stick it in the title and and i it's like when um a movie comes out like uh

[48:35] that movie mumford when that was the trailer was just people going mumford mumford mumford and then

[48:40] they say everybody's talking about mumford it may always makes me so mad that they're like

[48:44] guess what in this movie the main character must be cool everyone says his name a bunch of times

[48:50] yeah okay so they should have done they should have done an ad for downfall where they said like

[48:55] everybody's talking about hitler and they just have one shot for another of characters going

[48:59] hitler hitler hitler hitler yeah that's yeah that's that's why aren't you in charge of the

[49:05] marketing for the movie downfall that came out a long time ago it's only in my mind because i saw

[49:11] a because someone brought back the uh the old habit of taking the scene the meme scene and they

[49:16] did uh it was about kevin mccarthy trying to get the votes for his first speakership so uh it's and

[49:22] i was like you know what i remember loving that meme every time a new a new subtitle batch came

[49:27] out we all gather around the screen at the office and just watch it and laugh and laugh when hitler

[49:32] got mad at everybody it's just it's just a show when life gives you lemons make lemonade and when

[49:38] life gives us lemons makes lemonade yep normally i would try to break in but uh that was actually

[49:45] useful i was able to calculate scores so um these are not going to be in order oh pardon me but i

[49:52] will but i will say cool cool no no no i'm not usually do scores when they announce them for

[49:57] sporting events let me finish let

[50:00] finish like the lower the lower scoring ones are not going to be in order i will give you our top

[50:05] two at the end but uh so uh the movie seven ironically got an eight uh ironically whereas

[50:17] 13 ghosts got a seven no uh scream everything's crazy in this one everything's cool upside down

[50:25] scream i guess i guess black is white cats are dogs

[50:30] scream four got a six and taking taking three got a nine

[50:36] i hope science figures out how to understand these numbers fantastic four got a five

[50:44] um

[50:54] layer cake because your number was in flux uh we could not calculate that

[51:01] and and as you uh know uh slevin plus slicks equals 13

[51:07] yeah yeah uh so uh at the top megan came close to dominating this game like she dominated the

[51:18] box office with a 19 but five and old destination pulled it out with a perfect score of 20.

[51:29] that was a podcast yeah well that technically is considered a podcast well we we solved a

[51:35] lot of arguments tonight i think we're gonna i think this is the this is the one to submit for

[51:38] the nobel prize yes in math um so uh this has been a flop house mini um we belong to the maximum fun

[51:50] network go to maximumfun.org check out the other great shows on the network um if you want to

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[52:01] people to listen to who knows but if you like it uh tell people on social media or in person

[52:08] write us under a review on the podcast listening thing of your choice yeah we would love that uh

[52:14] well we would mostly love it was a good review if it's a bad review like why do you keep it to

[52:17] yourself yeah there's got others you got other things to do that's the kind of you know you

[52:21] already wasted time listening to our podcast why do you want to review it why compound that save

[52:26] those thoughts for your hate journal yeah um and also our podcast is edited and uh mixed and

[52:34] everything by our producer alex smith he goes by howell dotty on twitter and elsewhere and i hope

[52:41] he can make something of this uh but we've kept you all and us all long enough so for the flop

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FH Mini 72 - Numb3r Stat10ns

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