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Smack My Pitch Up 90 - The Warriors: Practical Decisions (For My Thug Family)

Hobbit and Thandi click their heels together and wish for some actually good remakes of The Wizard of Oz

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podcast is rated r for violence language and nudity because clothing is a prison
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and society will not cage me
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in a world with too many reboots and remakes two men will stop at nothing
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to make it even worse this is smack my picture
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[Music]
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hello geeks and welcome to another episode of smack my pitch up the podcast that reboots remakes reimagine sequel
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cycles and adapt some of your favorite and least favorite properties from film and television and what have you and as
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always i got my co-host here dandy
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that line is so iconic there are people that have never even heard of this movie that know that line
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yeah it is it's crazy it was been parodied a lot of places too you know like several generations of parody
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without context so somebody saw the parody and then the person who grew up with the parody not
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the original was parodying the parody so i i feel like it's old enough and cult classic enough that people know
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it from that like kind of like soylent green as people yeah exactly people know the line without the context and that's a feeling
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that i'm starting to get with a lot of movies that i grew up with where we were making a direct reference from the movie but then movies have now made references
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from the movies you grew up with and the younger generation are making references from the references and it's so removed
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that they're like what what do you mean batteries not included i don't know what that movie is you know there's
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there's this disconnect and yeah i guess it's pop culture hurting our feelings yeah exactly
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and this was one of those movies that it didn't quite hit the uh the popular culture of things but it
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absolutely did uh find its way into the the zeitgeist a little bit
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uh yeah very very cult classic very cold classic we're of course talking about the warriors from uh oh god when did
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this come out like 78 81 81 oh wait it's like well maybe it was because i did i did
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see something saying it was released in the late 70s but i also saw something that said it was released in 81 so it
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could have been 78 i think there's a re-release it's not