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Film Stuff

By: Jack and George
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  • podcast for the playas
    Jack and George
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  • #02 - Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

    #02 - Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
    Jun 7 2024

    We're talking apes. How the film makes you choose whether you're #TeamApe or #TeamHuman. How the actors prepared to play the apes. How Hollywood tricked us into watching the film using the memory of Caesar and much more...


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    00:00 - Ape Intro

    00:33 - Jack’s 4D ape experience

    04:33 - This film distances itself from the first 3

    07:30 - Noa looks like Caesar

    11:16 - Jack is Team Human

    15:58 - George is Team Ape

    22:16 - How this is leading to the OG Planet of the Apes

    27:35 - Trivia: this film is set 300 years later

    28:43 - Where is all the monkey dick?!

    29:30 - How Owen Teague prepared to play Noa

    31:02 - Proximus Caesar looks like Elon Musk

    32:35 - Ape Outro

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    33 mins
  • #01 - Civil War

    #01 - Civil War
    Apr 25 2024
    We're talking the Civil War movie, how Jesse Plemons stole the whole film in his one scene, why journalist's are terrible people, we play the "Number 1 game" to determine the male actor with the greatest career, and more... 01:01 - Recap: Civil War movie 12:51 - Was Civil War a good film? 23:00 - Jesse Plemons steals the whole film 49:46 - The "Number 1 game" on best actor careers Check out more of our content: https://beacons.ai/filmstuff
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    1 hr and 9 mins
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