SONY CinemaCon Panel 2026 LIVE: Every Spider-Man Update!

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[04:45] Hello everybody and welcome to New Rock

[04:47] Stars late night Cineacon edition. Uh

[04:50] this week is a very special week.

[04:52] Cineacon which is the world's largest

[04:54] trade show for the motion picture

[04:55] theater industry is happening right now

[04:58] as we speak in Las Vegas and our very

[05:01] own Eric Voss and Jessica Clemens are on

[05:03] the ground in Sin City. Uh, we will be

[05:05] here live giving you all the news as

[05:08] soon as it breaks, courtesy of the New

[05:10] Rockstars Twitter feed and like 20

[05:12] different Slack threads we have going

[05:14] with Eric and Jess. Uh, I'm Alex Berg.

[05:16] With me today on the panel is Zack

[05:18] Huleston and behind the screens making

[05:21] everything work is Brian Kim. Uh, so

[05:24] we'll be keeping a close eye on the chat

[05:27] for super chats and questions from

[05:29] members. So please hit us up. Friendly

[05:31] reminder not to be a jerk in the chat.

[05:33] We don't have the patience for it. We'll

[05:36] just tell you to get lost. Um, couple

[05:38] big things we're expecting to see today

[05:40] right away. Spider-Man, right? Tonight

[05:43] is is Sony's Sony's night.

[05:46] >> Multiple forms of Spider-Man's, okay, is

[05:50] what we might see. So, uh, just, yeah, a

[05:53] quick, uh, B just covered it, but but,

[05:56] uh, to to remind you, so Cineacon is a

[05:59] not open to the public industry event in

[06:02] Las Vegas every year. Uh, though we got

[06:05] in, Eric and Jessica are in the room.

[06:08] Um, but we can't like broadcast from

[06:10] there or whatever. So, we are

[06:12] broadcasting from our our lovely uh,

[06:14] Burbank Studios here. Um, and it is

[06:18] broken up by studio, right? So, uh, we

[06:21] might even have a graphic weekend show

[06:23] for like, uh, our schedule this week.

[06:25] >> Yeah, we will be covering Cineacon all

[06:28] week long. Tonight is Sony. Tomorrow is

[06:30] WB. Wednesday is Universal. Thursday

[06:34] will be the Disney panel, which of

[06:36] course includes Marvel Star Wars.

[06:37] >> Yes. And everything else.

[06:39] >> And And there's there's not on this list

[06:41] right here. There's not a Paramount

[06:43] panel, though one does exist. There's

[06:45] not an MGM Amazon panel, though one does

[06:48] exist. We're kind of just doing one

[06:50] stream a day to cover the biggest panel,

[06:52] but we'll recap those smaller studio

[06:54] things in in the appropriate day as

[06:57] well. Like already today, there was a

[07:00] Angel Studios.

[07:01] >> Yeah. Famous for Sound of Freedom. Also,

[07:03] real quick, yes, Ruth, this is live.

[07:06] Thank you, Bruce Leroy, for your $5

[07:07] super.

[07:08] >> Yeah. And actually, yeah, just to prove

[07:09] that. Yeah. Um, also shout out, I see

[07:12] Sarah Hatchorian in the chat. Uh, Perp

[07:15] Dizzy one, Nerd Girl Jean in the chat,

[07:19] uh, Caleb Mazerini Productions,

[07:23] everybody in the chat, thank you so

[07:25] much. And we are going to cover we will

[07:27] read out loud every single super chat

[07:29] that comes in.

[07:29] >> We will get to that.

[07:30] >> We're going to we're going to be leaning

[07:32] on you guys as uh we are going to be

[07:34] basically doing text to text to verbal

[07:38] translation of tweets

[07:39] >> three hours

[07:40] >> for most of the next three hours. Okay.

[07:42] Uh but yeah, so so the Cineacon, it

[07:45] takes place over four days, broken into

[07:46] these studio panels. Uh tonight, the big

[07:50] one is Sony Pictures.

[07:51] >> Yes.

[07:52] >> Um and it's a particularly big one, big

[07:54] year for Sony.

[07:56] >> Huge. Yeah.

[07:57] >> Because they have a live action

[07:59] Spider-Man movie, as you're well aware,

[08:01] Spider-Man Brand New Day is coming out.

[08:02] We are anticipating uh Tom Holland might

[08:05] be there. Um Destin Daniel Credin might

[08:08] be there. Uh they might show entire

[08:11] scenes from the movie. Yes, we might get

[08:13] a new trailer shown. They're going to

[08:15] roll out the carpet as this is

[08:16] anticipated to be one of the biggest, if

[08:18] not the biggest movie of the year, one

[08:20] of the biggest movies of the summer. And

[08:22] so they're going to have they'll have

[08:24] representatives from every movie theater

[08:26] in the country in the room and they're

[08:28] going to want they're going to try to

[08:30] dazzle them. Yes.

[08:31] >> Be like, "Hey, if you're thinking of

[08:33] giving us six screens, why don't you

[08:34] give us nine or whatever."

[08:35] >> Yeah. I think that's kind of like the

[08:37] main point of, you know, whereas

[08:38] something like San Diego Comic-Con has

[08:40] really become sort of a fan convention.

[08:42] Uh, Cineacon is something a little bit

[08:44] more like what E3 used to be where it's

[08:45] what the theater owners are using to

[08:47] predict what the year ahead will bring.

[08:49] You know, so obviously for the biggest

[08:50] movies, Dune Part 3 and Avengers

[08:52] Doomsday come to mind. They already kind

[08:55] of know like, hey, they're going to get

[08:56] IMAX screens, you know, they're going to

[08:58] get uh this many theaters. Uh but for a

[09:01] lot of those movies that might be on the

[09:03] cusp of being a major blockbuster, this

[09:05] is kind of a makeorb breakak event for

[09:07] these studios. And so it really matters

[09:09] that the studios bring their agame to

[09:11] Vegas this week to impress all the

[09:13] theater chain owners. Cinemark, AMC,

[09:15] Regal, your local uh your local places,

[09:19] what have you.

[09:19] >> Yes, your Alamo Draft House, your your

[09:21] your Lemley, your whatever. Um yeah. So

[09:25] again, headlined the panel tonight by

[09:28] Spider-Man Brand New Day. We're

[09:29] anticipating getting some big news.

[09:31] Maybe we get a reveal of some kind.

[09:34] >> Yes.

[09:34] >> Do we get confirmation on who Sades Sync

[09:36] is playing?

[09:37] >> Yes, we have a couple questions about

[09:38] this in the chat already. Angel Jorio

[09:41] 9542

[09:42] asking, "Do you guys think they will

[09:44] confirm Sadi Sync will be Gan Gray?"

[09:46] >> No. Is the answer Angel Jorio, but Sadi

[09:49] Sync might come out on stage

[09:50] >> possible. Also, uh Mayan K superhero fan

[09:54] uh uh 40 yen I think that is. I can't

[09:56] see what that is. Uh super chat. Will we

[09:58] get a tease of Brand New Day's main

[10:00] villain? Um, possible. We don't really

[10:04] know what's going on there.

[10:05] >> Underlying in your question is that we

[10:08] have not already been teased on what the

[10:09] main villain is.

[10:10] >> Yeah, I I doubt it's Scorpion.

[10:12] >> Yeah, we're assuming it's not Scorpion

[10:13] or Tarantula. Um, we have not visibly

[10:17] seen the actor playing Tombstone.

[10:20] >> No, not yet.

[10:21] >> Right. Or or potential other actors. And

[10:24] because we haven't yet confirmed who

[10:26] Satie Singh is playing, we don't know if

[10:27] she could in fact be a villain.

[10:29] >> Yes, very possible. Very possible.

[10:31] >> So maybe the Hulk is the villain of this

[10:33] film.

[10:34] >> Hey, I'll take it. I'll take it. I'd see

[10:35] Spidey versus Rage Hulk.

[10:37] >> Yeah, maybe. Maybe Peter Parker uh as

[10:40] part of his developing mutation goes

[10:42] full incel. It turns into kind of a taxi

[10:45] driver type situation.

[10:46] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[10:47] >> Okay. A little Paul Bart Mop or or No,

[10:50] no. What was the others? Uh observing.

[10:52] What was the Seth Rogan Malcop movie?

[10:55] >> But it's very funny to go the the

[10:57] cinematic whiplash to go from Taxi

[10:59] Driver to Paul Blart Mop.

[11:01] >> I remember there was the year uh we're

[11:04] already off track but uh expect a lot of

[11:06] this. There was the year where we got

[11:07] two M cop movies and one was Paul Blart

[11:09] Mop starring Kevin James and the other

[11:12] was a very dark Seth Rogan Taxi Driver

[11:14] MCO movie I think called Observe and

[11:16] Report. Anyways, uh all of that in

[11:18] service of a joke that wasn't landing.

[11:19] Anyways, but so there's so much that

[11:22] that could come out about Brand New Day.

[11:24] I don't doubt that that will be kind of

[11:25] the lynch pin, the the headlining of the

[11:27] presentation, but there's some other big

[11:30] stuff we're anticipating getting in this

[11:31] panel.

[11:32] >> Well, I think a lot of people in the

[11:33] chat have already been asking about it.

[11:34] We don't know, but we're optimistic that

[11:36] we'll get some news about Beyond the

[11:37] Spider-Verse or or whatever the third I

[11:39] I the names are so similar to me, I get

[11:41] confused.

[11:42] >> Beyond the Spiderverse, I think is the

[11:43] current working title. They talked about

[11:45] Beyond the Spider-Verse at last year's

[11:48] Cinema Con, even acknowledging it wasn't

[11:51] scheduled to come out till 2027. As far

[11:53] as we know, it is still scheduled to

[11:55] come out next year, 2027.

[11:57] >> Yeah. Lord Miller during the uh Project

[11:59] Hail Mary press tour. We're very vocal

[12:02] about like we we know we know we feel

[12:04] the weight of the expectation. We're

[12:06] doing what we can to get it done. Um so

[12:09] yeah, we'll see. I mean, those movies

[12:11] are

[12:12] >> great, you know? Like I'm so excited.

[12:14] >> Yeah. And and again, let them let them

[12:16] cook for sure. Take as long as they

[12:18] need, but it's not unusual for them to

[12:20] talk about that because at last year's

[12:22] uh Sony presentation, not only did they

[12:24] talk about a Spider-Verse movie that was

[12:27] still two years away and a Brand New Day

[12:29] that was still a year away, they talked

[12:31] about four Beatles movies that were

[12:33] three years away. Those movies are still

[12:36] two years away, but they're probably

[12:37] going to talk about that. This is the

[12:39] the Crazy San Mendes project where

[12:40] they're gonna make four Beatles movies

[12:43] >> uh that are going to release

[12:45] uh weekly or at the same time or that

[12:48] that has yet to be confirmed, but

[12:50] they're all coming out the same year

[12:51] about the four different Beatles. Yeah.

[12:53] >> Yeah. It feels like a Richard Link

[12:55] letter experiment gone gone. Escape the

[12:57] lab, right? Like you know.

[12:59] >> Yes.

[12:59] >> What what if boyhood wasn't enough, you

[13:01] know?

[13:02] >> And then there are kind of and who knows

[13:05] what else we might hear from Sony. And I

[13:07] want to circle back to like some maybe

[13:08] some wild card picks, but there are kind

[13:10] of two other things we know we're

[13:11] probably going to hear from them about

[13:14] uh the next Jumanji movie. Y

[13:16] >> um recently in the headlines because it

[13:18] moved out of the way.

[13:20] >> Yeah. Shifted its release date.

[13:21] >> Shifted up a week to get farther away

[13:24] from uh Doom's Day uh and and presumably

[13:28] maybe opening up a window for Marvel or

[13:31] Dune to move up a week as well. But um

[13:34] so we're getting that at the end of the

[13:35] year. This is Jumanji 4. I don't know if

[13:38] we have a subtitle for this.

[13:40] >> No, I'm sure Jack Black will like tweet

[13:42] one out like on some like, you know,

[13:44] Mario Galaxy victory lap or something

[13:46] like that.

[13:47] >> Um, and then maybe the one I am most

[13:50] excited for after the two spider movies.

[13:53] Uh, a Resident Evil movie coming out.

[13:56] >> I think apparently the the buzz around

[13:59] that is already great. Not surprising

[14:00] given how how positive the buzz was

[14:02] around um weapons.

[14:04] >> Yeah. So, this is a Resident Evil movie

[14:06] from Zack Kger, the writer director of

[14:09] Weapons and Barbarian. He was like in

[14:12] Romania or wherever they shot this,

[14:14] working on this movie. They were already

[14:17] in production when Weapons came out.

[14:19] >> Yes.

[14:19] >> He was like weirdly unable to do any

[14:21] press in person because he was already

[14:23] shooting this movie. Hence, he's able to

[14:24] turn around in like exactly one year a

[14:27] fully formed feature film. But word on

[14:29] the street is this movie is incredible.

[14:32] Yes, it's it's somebody has said it is

[14:34] >> Fury Road

[14:34] >> MadMax Fury Road with zombies.

[14:37] >> So Sarah Hatchadorian to answer your

[14:39] super chat. Uh we are beefing. Uh 499

[14:41] from Sarah Hatchorian. Thank you so

[14:42] much. What announcement are you

[14:44] personally most excited for this week?

[14:45] For Zach, it's Resident Evil. I think

[14:47] it's also Resident Evil for me. I mean I

[14:49] I thought that Barbarian was I was not a

[14:53] horror guy until late in life.

[14:55] >> Same. I think I think Barbarian is a

[14:58] really phenomenal example of you know

[15:01] recently they opened up casting as an

[15:03] award for the um uh for the Academy

[15:06] Awards. I think casting uh Bill

[15:08] Scarsgard as not the villain in

[15:11] Barbarian is as brilliant of a casting

[15:13] choice as you can ever make. I think the

[15:15] tonal shift with Justin Long halfway

[15:18] through is also like a really weird

[15:20] brilliant choice. And I thought Weapons

[15:22] was a hell of a [ __ ] ride. I mean, I

[15:25] I loved a lot of movies in 2025,

[15:28] >> but I didn't love any of them more than

[15:31] Weapons.

[15:32] >> It was great,

[15:33] >> you know. Uh I mean, and just like in

[15:35] theater experience, the last 10 minutes

[15:37] of that movie

[15:38] >> are incredible. And if you're telling me

[15:40] >> the last 10 minutes of that movie

[15:42] stretch out to feature length, but with

[15:43] zombies,

[15:44] >> yes,

[15:45] >> let's go.

[15:46] >> Um, okay. We got a couple other uh uh

[15:49] super chats coming through here. Uh

[15:51] Hannah Basso 1398 asking uh do you think

[15:53] the Spidey cast is there including

[15:56] Ruffalo and Sync also supr? Sup Hannah

[15:59] Basso. Um I think there's a good chance

[16:02] we get some Spidey cast there. I don't

[16:04] know if if we'll get all of them but

[16:05] >> in and who knows what state of if there

[16:08] are still re-shoots going on or or or

[16:10] whatnot. Word on the street is um Zenaia

[16:14] is going to be there. Uh she has

[16:18] um well she has a movie in theaters

[16:20] right now, the drama.

[16:21] >> The drama.

[16:22] >> Uh and then she m uh is a part of every

[16:26] actor in Hollywood must be in two out of

[16:28] three of Avengers Doomsday,

[16:31] >> Dune 3, or The Odyssey. If you're not in

[16:34] two of those movies, fire your agent.

[16:37] Okay. And she is in two of those. She is

[16:39] in Dune 3 and uh Brand New Day. Um or

[16:43] I'm sorry, I guess you could add that

[16:44] one. A fourth one. Oh, and no. And she's

[16:47] in the Odyssey,

[16:48] >> is she?

[16:49] >> I believe she's in the Odyssey as well.

[16:51] >> If not, Euphoria is on right now.

[16:52] >> And Euphoria. I mean, how where did she

[16:55] find the time?

[16:55] >> Give her a break.

[16:56] >> Uh, but it would be cool if if if she

[16:59] and uh Tom Holland were there. Tom

[17:01] Holland is definitely in the Odyssey,

[17:04] not in Doomsday supposedly, saving him

[17:07] for Secret Wars. We'll find out. We'll

[17:08] talk about that more on the Thursday uh

[17:10] Disney panel. Um,

[17:11] >> okay. Me Matty510 saying she is in the

[17:14] Odyssey. Thank you,

[17:14] >> Mag. They got everybody. Uh, so she I

[17:18] mean,

[17:19] >> Zena's 2026, a season of Euphoria, the

[17:23] drama, both those is just Q1. Okay.

[17:26] Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which maybe

[17:28] she's in for 12 minutes. We don't know.

[17:30] >> Yeah, who can say? We don't know. Yeah,

[17:31] we got no idea.

[17:32] >> And same same with the Odyssey. Maybe

[17:34] she's in that for 10 minutes. Uh, feels

[17:36] like she might have a a heftier part in

[17:38] Dune Part 3. But even if you're

[17:40] supporting roles in all those projects,

[17:42] >> Incredible.

[17:43] >> Yes. What a run. What a run. Uh, and

[17:47] congratulations on your secret wedding.

[17:49] You know,

[17:50] >> it was secret.

[17:51] >> Well, they haven't officially announced

[17:52] that they're married.

[17:53] >> Uh, Nakoa, it's time to go to bed. Uh,

[17:57] thank you. Uh, www4.

[18:00] If anybody has a child that needs to be

[18:03] sent to bed, we are happy to.

[18:05] Especially, you know, if you're on

[18:07] Eastern Eastern time zone, if you're in

[18:10] Europe right now, I saw somebody

[18:12] somebody in the chat saying they're in

[18:13] Britain right now. Okay. And it was like

[18:15] 2 a.m. Grinch meantime or whatever.

[18:18] That's that's wild. Uh but bless your

[18:20] heart. Uh we'll keep you awake.

[18:22] >> Now, something we want to do uh real

[18:24] quick before we um uh get started with

[18:27] the news, the Sony panel is scheduled to

[18:29] start in just a couple minutes. Uh for

[18:31] those of you in LA or those of you who

[18:33] are online and would like to watch a

[18:35] show livereamed, uh this coming Friday,

[18:38] April 17th at 7:30m, New Rockstars will

[18:42] be doing a live show at the Upright

[18:44] Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles.

[18:46] Uh we're going to be doing a staged

[18:48] reading of everybody's absolute favorite

[18:50] vampire movie, MorbiiUs.

[18:52] >> Quick uh look at look at that graphic.

[18:55] Look at that gorgeous graphic our editor

[18:56] Joshua put together. Yes. Um, so to be

[18:59] clear, and Eric has had to mention this

[19:01] because we've gotten a lot of weird

[19:02] questions, this is a comedic staged

[19:05] reading. Yes. Okay. We're not like, if

[19:07] we could pick from any movie ever made,

[19:10] there's a reason we're picking MorbiiUs

[19:11] to do a stage reading of because we

[19:13] think it'll be a really good time. This

[19:14] is was this is at

[19:16] >> a storied comedy theater. Yes.

[19:19] >> In in Los Angeles. Um, this is going to

[19:22] be a great time. But talking MorbiiUs, a

[19:25] movie put out by

[19:26] >> Sony. Sony Picture Studios. Now, we are

[19:30] in a post kind of spumsy world. As far

[19:34] as we know, after Craven the Hunter,

[19:36] there are no more planned uh Sony nonMCU

[19:40] spin-off movies other than obviously the

[19:42] Spider-Verse movies and the the actual

[19:44] Spider.

[19:45] >> They have intimated that they're open to

[19:47] a reboot of the

[19:47] >> Spy. And so, that that leads me to my

[19:51] wild card prediction for this panel. Oh,

[19:53] >> do we get a new Spy movie announced?

[19:57] >> Oh god, Madam Too

[19:59] >> or

[20:00] >> Madam Weed.

[20:00] >> You know, the the Tom Hardy Venom

[20:03] trilogy wrapped up definitively pretty

[20:06] well with uh Venom: The Last Dance, but

[20:10] like those movies made a lot of money.

[20:12] >> Yeah,

[20:13] >> it would be weird for Sony to be like,

[20:16] "Okay, done forever. Uh, we made some

[20:18] stinkers and so now we're just not going

[20:20] to try anymore." Don't you think they

[20:22] might try again?

[20:24] >> Give it a shot. I don't know. I mean,

[20:26] it's also there's also beyond any

[20:29] creative or financial motivations for

[20:31] making a film. A lot of these studios

[20:33] are locked into weird legal things where

[20:35] it's like if you don't make it's like a

[20:38] use it or lose it situation where if you

[20:40] don't make a movie set in the Spider-Man

[20:42] universe using one of this list of

[20:44] characters you paid for, they revert to

[20:46] Marvel. Yes.

[20:47] >> Which is And Sony does that's part of

[20:49] why we had to have the Amazing

[20:50] Spider-Man. It's like they have to have

[20:52] something in production.

[20:53] >> I think it has to be in production every

[20:54] 3 years. Yes. And so we should just talk

[20:57] a little bit background and recent

[20:58] history on Sony Picture Studios. Like

[21:01] Sony is kind of in that second tier of

[21:03] studio. At the top tier you have Disney,

[21:06] Universal, and Warner Brothersish,

[21:09] right? Are kind of like the big three.

[21:11] And then beneath them, you have studios

[21:12] like Paramount, Sony, MGM, Amazon, if

[21:16] you want to count an Apple TV, a Focus

[21:18] Features, a Neon, an A24. Then there's a

[21:20] big old soup, Lion's Gate. It's a big

[21:22] old soup of much smaller studios. But

[21:24] Sony is kind of like right in that

[21:26] second tier. And that is because though

[21:28] they have some giant properties like

[21:30] Spider-Man, they have a lot less big IP

[21:34] than a Disney or Universal or Warner

[21:36] Brothers, right? And and really their

[21:39] their their number one IP is Spider-Man.

[21:42] And you can only squeeze out a live

[21:43] action Spider-Man movie every three to

[21:45] four years. 2021 was uh brand new or No

[21:49] Way Home, right? Like um a little bit

[21:52] longer gap than maybe they would have

[21:53] liked, but like reasonably you're

[21:55] talking every three years. And the

[21:56] animated movies maybe those are kind of

[21:59] also every three, four year. I think

[22:00] 2022 was across the Spider-Verse, I

[22:03] believe. So it will end up taking them

[22:05] four, five years to get out.

[22:07] >> Can that be right? Was it 2022?

[22:09] >> It's 2022. We we won't be facteing

[22:12] anything on this uh very very long live

[22:14] stream in which we have three laptops.

[22:16] >> We got three laptops

[22:16] >> on the desk and just manage the chat

[22:19] multiple screens off. But like so a they

[22:22] really have to milk everything they can

[22:24] from that franchise. And that's why we

[22:26] got Craven the Hunter and Madame Web and

[22:28] Morbius and all of this. But also like

[22:31] maybe maybe that endeavor didn't work

[22:33] but they'll find a new way. Maybe they

[22:34] double down on animation. So another big

[22:37] thing about Sony is they did not have a

[22:38] very good year last year. They had a

[22:40] couple big flops. Caught stealing with

[22:42] Austin Butler, Big Bold, Beautiful

[22:43] Journey with Colin Frell and Margari.

[22:46] Uh, and then really the irony of all

[22:49] ironies, their biggest hit from 2025

[22:52] >> was a movie they didn't own and didn't

[22:54] get to distribute, and that was K-pop

[22:55] Demon. A movie they made, but it was in

[22:58] a pre kind of sold package to Netflix.

[23:01] So, they they got their like 50 million

[23:03] or whatever, and then they didn't

[23:04] benefit at all from how much of a smash

[23:05] hit that movie was. Can Can we get the

[23:08] tech bros out of the studios? Can we

[23:10] just get the business nerds with the

[23:13] MBAs and the Silicon Valley disruption

[23:15] mindset to be gone?

[23:16] >> And you know that that is now a

[23:18] franchise they're going to make more of

[23:19] those. But it's a franchise that Netflix

[23:22] gets to control, right? And I think they

[23:24] negotiated a little bit more money. But

[23:26] now uh that that speaks to though an

[23:28] area of success, a niche area of success

[23:30] for Sony is and we might get a little

[23:32] bit of this in their panel. They've done

[23:34] really well with anime. It makes sense

[23:36] being a Japanese-owned company. Yeah. Uh

[23:39] they, you know, I um they own

[23:41] Crunchyroll, I believe. Um and like some

[23:44] of these theatrically released

[23:46] >> uh movies. Yes. That are huge successes.

[23:50] They they do much better in that world

[23:52] than any of the other Hollywood studios.

[23:54] So, we might get some anime news as part

[23:56] of this panel as well.

[23:57] >> We've got a couple of uh super chats

[24:01] coming in. One from CB the Legend. And I

[24:03] think this is worth while while we're

[24:04] waiting for Sony to start, let's switch

[24:06] gears to Marvel. Test screening says

[24:09] Doomsday is best MCU film ever. We have

[24:12] heard that the test screening was

[24:14] Infinity War level, which is a fa a

[24:17] famously successful test screening for

[24:19] Marvel and a great movie.

[24:20] >> Also a direct parallel in that like they

[24:23] that was the first of two uh concurrent

[24:26] uh Avengers movies. This is the first of

[24:28] two concurrent Avengers movies.

[24:29] >> Yeah. So, we're, you know, obviously we

[24:31] have high hopes for Doomsday. Um, I've

[24:34] been, as part of our podcast series, uh,

[24:36] Road to Doomsday, I've been going back

[24:38] and re-watching a lot of the old Marvel

[24:40] movies. And for as much as I hate being

[24:43] the crotchety old nerd who's like back

[24:45] in my day, a teamup movie meant

[24:47] something, you know, like there there is

[24:50] there is something that hits different

[24:51] about like first Avengers, you know,

[24:53] versus Quantum Mania or something like

[24:55] that.

[24:56] Well, in in like the Infinity War thing,

[24:59] you're right. It that got brought up

[25:00] because it was a famously strong test

[25:02] screening and it is the first of like a

[25:04] a duo of Avengers movies, but also

[25:07] Infinity War benefited from and and it

[25:09] gives me high hopes for Doomsday. It

[25:11] gets to have that kind of Empire Strikes

[25:13] Back

[25:14] >> energy of it can be really dark. It can

[25:16] end grimly, which is not something you

[25:18] get to end many superhero movies with.

[25:21] No, I love like a Two Towers like Empire

[25:24] like all is lost kind of a vibe, you

[25:26] know? Like that's always my favorite.

[25:28] >> And then you you don't got to worry

[25:29] about sticking the land into the next

[25:31] movie.

[25:31] >> Now we're we're dovetailing between

[25:33] Marvel and Sony here and the boundaries

[25:34] are porous, so we're going to do it. Uh

[25:37] Arcanite 450 with a 499 super chat.

[25:40] Thank you so much, Arcanite. Which

[25:42] Spidey villains will have the most

[25:43] screen time in Brand New Day? What are

[25:46] your thoughts?

[25:47] Now, we've gotten a surprisingly deep

[25:51] roster for uh who's going to be in

[25:53] Spider-Man. It seems like Scorpion and

[25:55] Tombstone are going to be sort of like

[25:58] the main the main

[25:59] >> working in maybe working in tandem.

[26:01] We've gotten both toy leaks and like

[26:03] some limited footage. There will be a

[26:05] tarantula. Yeah.

[26:07] >> Involved in this film. There rumors of a

[26:10] Vulture appearance.

[26:11] >> Yeah.

[26:12] >> Last time we saw Scorpion, he was with

[26:14] Vulture, but I I don't know how how much

[26:16] we can trust that. And then obviously

[26:17] the trailer heavily featured members of

[26:19] the hand ninja squad right not not like

[26:24] a specific member. So I guess I are we

[26:26] are we saying like

[26:27] >> if there's 30 seconds of nine ninjas is

[26:30] that cumul does that cumul.

[26:35] Um, yeah, it is interesting and I think

[26:38] like I appreciate though Brand New Day

[26:40] has been rather forthcoming with like

[26:43] set footage and like Tom Holland's been

[26:45] out there talking about this movie since

[26:46] they started shooting and like stuff

[26:48] like that. There's still definitely a

[26:50] lot of elements that are keeping close

[26:51] to the chest

[26:52] >> in that like yeah, we may not have even

[26:54] seen or heard of who the actual main

[26:56] >> I recall at one point and you know I'm

[26:58] sure Eric would know off the top of his

[27:00] head but like there was all this talk

[27:01] about Mr. Negative at one point like

[27:02] >> he might still be in this movie. might

[27:04] still be in it. You know, like there's

[27:05] there's so much stuff that I I think we

[27:09] should take the lesson from No Way Home

[27:11] that Sony likes having a big surprise.

[27:15] They like it to be a big fanervice

[27:17] surprise, you know, and I think there's

[27:19] going to be some stuff that we just

[27:21] don't get from the trailers. We might

[27:22] get it from other places. Someone might,

[27:24] you know, misspeak during a press

[27:26] appearance or something like that, but I

[27:28] think there is going to be some kind of

[27:29] very satisfying surprise in this

[27:31] Spider-Man movie. And I think it's wise

[27:32] of them to do that because is there

[27:35] anybody in the world that was not going

[27:37] to buy a ticket to go see Brand New Day,

[27:39] but then they hear that like Mr.

[27:41] Negative is a key villain and they're

[27:44] like, "Oh, one please." No, you're

[27:46] either in or out on this and and if it

[27:49] serves the plot to maybe have some

[27:50] surprise. Maybe like Scorpion gets

[27:53] killed in the first act. Maybe, you

[27:55] know, we kind of getting a misdirect on

[27:56] what the true

[27:57] >> antag like the, you know, uh, Andrew and

[28:01] Toby cameos and I more than cameos, but

[28:04] their appearance in No Way Home. What

[28:06] that does is it makes it such like a it

[28:09] increases the fervor around it from just

[28:12] premovie hype to cultural moment and

[28:15] that makes the casuals want to come buy

[28:16] a ticket. So like, is Mr. Negative going

[28:19] to be that thing? No. But like a big

[28:21] surprise, a big death, a big reveal

[28:23] during the movie could be the kind of

[28:25] thing that makes word of mouth buzz big

[28:27] enough that weekend that it gets people

[28:28] the second weekend to come come to the

[28:30] theater.

[28:30] >> Agreed.

[28:31] >> Yeah. Of all the things they could show

[28:33] us that we have yet to see, I would love

[28:35] to see a Hulked out Ruffalo screen

[28:39] footage. There there's rumors that we

[28:41] are going to get a Savage Hulk

[28:43] >> in this movie potentially even. There's

[28:45] some wilder rumors. I I love how all the

[28:47] swirling rumors around Brand New Day

[28:48] that there could be a second Hulk in

[28:50] this. We could get either Ruffalo uh

[28:54] Ruffalo's Bruce turns into a grey Hulk

[28:57] or there is some kind of a grey Hulk.

[28:59] >> He's got a Hulk kid running around out

[29:00] there from

[29:01] >> Scar. Justice for Scar.

[29:03] >> Yeah,

[29:03] >> justice for Scar's haircut.

[29:05] >> Real quick, Jackalicious, uh thank you

[29:07] for your five fiveuro uh uh super chat,

[29:10] can you congratulate my good friends

[29:12] Jordan and Elas's marriage? Yes, I can.

[29:16] Congratulations, Jordan Anelius, on your

[29:18] marriage. Um, I hope that Jackalicious

[29:21] also got you something off your registry

[29:23] or that this super chat was on your

[29:25] registry.

[29:26] >> What a what a friend you are.

[29:27] >> Yes. You're not asking to to be

[29:29] congratulated yourself. You're throwing

[29:32] the congratulations at someone else.

[29:33] Now, is that because Yeah. you didn't

[29:34] get them a gift?

[29:36] >> Yeah.

[29:36] >> And if that's the case, I think it's

[29:38] customary at least $100 you should spend

[29:41] on a wedding gift. Now we have another

[29:43] Spider-Man super chat here from Lewis

[29:45] Barry443.2 $2 super chat over or under

[29:48] 20%. Sadcink announced as Gan Gray. I

[29:52] think I think way over.

[29:54] >> Wait, I think the odds are lower than

[29:57] 20%. Is that what he's asking?

[29:59] >> He's saying over or under I'm going to

[30:00] read it verb verbatim. Over or under

[30:04] 20%. Sink announce as Gan Gray.

[30:08] >> Uh

[30:09] >> make of that what you will.

[30:11] >> So okay. So, you're combining two

[30:13] gambling terminologies that I think

[30:15] contradict each other. There's over

[30:17] under and then 20. I guess you're saying

[30:19] is over 20%.

[30:20] >> Are the odds 20% or greater that we get?

[30:23] I think

[30:24] >> I think greater than 20%.

[30:26] >> I think 0%. I don't think they're going

[30:27] to announce her as Gan Gray at this.

[30:29] >> Oh, of the announcement. I see. Yes.

[30:31] >> Yes. I think the reality of is she Gan

[30:34] Gray, I think that is 100%. Yeah.

[30:36] >> But I don't think on this Sony panel

[30:38] we're not getting that announced.

[30:40] >> Yeah. And um again, if you could just

[30:42] send in like4 or 50 more dollars worth

[30:45] of super chats clarifying

[30:47] how you would like us to pick.

[30:48] >> We have another super chat here from uh

[30:50] Omalore. $5 super chat. Thank you,

[30:52] Omalore. Would you guys be happy if we

[30:54] only get Professor Hulk in Brand New

[30:57] Day? I would not Hulk's out.

[30:59] >> I want Hulk to Hulk out. I you I

[31:02] actually I really liked Smart Hulk when

[31:04] he showed up, but now I want you know

[31:07] like I you know you watch Brave New

[31:08] World and you see Red Hulk doing his

[31:10] thing and you're like yeah Hulk should

[31:12] be terrifying and if Hulk is totally

[31:14] under control that kind of neutralizes

[31:16] part of what makes that character

[31:18] interesting to me. So I I would be

[31:20] disappointed if Professor Hulk

[31:22] >> I I agree. Having recently watched

[31:23] re-watched Thor Ragnarok for the

[31:25] millionth time where there is a you know

[31:27] kind of gladiator savage Hulk there at

[31:30] the beginning. It's a lot of fun. Um

[31:33] yeah I would love to see a Hooked Out.

[31:35] Also, just, you know, not to uh directly

[31:39] site a New Rockstar Nerd Riot merch

[31:42] item, but I want to I want to get a

[31:44] scene where a savage Hulk, a savage

[31:48] Frank Castle, Get him, Daddy. And a

[31:51] maybe slowly morphing into a Spiderman

[31:54] man. Spider uh I would love to see this

[31:57] is it. Here's the thing. Here's the

[31:59] thing that a talented action director

[32:01] like Destin Daniel [ __ ] can do and we

[32:04] don't get to see often enough in any

[32:06] films is like multiplepowered or super

[32:09] individuals fighting at the same time.

[32:13] How their powers intersect, how you can

[32:15] have fun visual storytelling with them.

[32:18] The and and like Spider-Man and Hulk's

[32:20] powers are such fun like compliments and

[32:23] contradictions to each other.

[32:25] >> Yeah. cuz it's like you have like this

[32:26] like live like you know very flexible

[32:28] very like zip zip zip and then this

[32:30] period like

[32:32] >> yeah and and then Frank Castle is

[32:34] shooting guns for no reason like um

[32:36] >> now Zack real quick hold up that shirt

[32:37] again I want to do a quick Nerd Riot

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[33:02] >> PTMC.

[33:03] >> PTMC.

[33:05] What's this? Is this Invincible? Oh, no.

[33:06] That's Spider-Man. Invincible is a

[33:08] different one. Yeah. So, yeah, we got

[33:09] So, head over to nerdriot.shop. Pick up

[33:12] some merch. Um, uh, yeah.

[33:14] >> And And if you if you already own some

[33:16] Nerd Riot or you order something today,

[33:18] you take a picture of yourself wearing

[33:20] it. You could crop out your face if you

[33:21] don't feel like sharing that with the

[33:23] world, but then you tag us on the

[33:25] socials. We will call you out and and

[33:27] that picture might make its way into a

[33:29] future video. Call you out in a positive

[33:30] way. Shout you out. Shout you out. Call

[33:33] you out for your crimes.

[33:36] >> Just

[33:38] um Okay, great. All right, the panel has

[33:42] begun. We've not yet received any news.

[33:44] We will have uh the New Rockstars

[33:47] Twitter feed up behind us. So, as soon

[33:49] Eric and Jess are, for those of you just

[33:51] joining, Eric Voss. Oh, see there they

[33:54] are.

[33:54] >> There they are.

[33:55] >> They're in Vegas right now. Um, nine

[33:58] minutes ago, they they're they're

[33:59] tweeting and seating. Um, so

[34:03] we're we're getting ready. Anything that

[34:05] happens in there, we will find out as

[34:08] soon as they find out. So, this is our

[34:10] workaround for not being able to

[34:12] broadcast from Vegas. We can tweet from

[34:14] Vegas.

[34:15] >> Yes. And there is not there is no

[34:17] stream. Uh much of this these panels

[34:20] will never be kind of like publicly

[34:22] professionally released. Uh maybe you'll

[34:24] see some grainy footage out there, but

[34:27] mostly it will be tweets.

[34:29] >> Now we've got a a super chat that I

[34:30] think is the most important one we've

[34:32] gotten yet from uh Maju.vide

[34:35] 199 super chat. Both of my NR daddies

[34:38] are back. Love you guys. Love you my

[34:40] guy. Thank you so much.

[34:41] >> Love you. We're two out of the three

[34:43] actual fathers at New Rock. So, I I I

[34:47] assume you mean that in a purely

[34:48] nonsexual interest in a in a a

[34:50] patrolineal uh sense that we are like,

[34:52] "Hey, we respect people who make time

[34:55] for family, you know, like um uh also

[34:58] super chat from Ranger NYBL.

[35:02] Not going to lie, I want to see two gun

[35:04] in Doomsday. We need some Old West

[35:07] representation in the MCU. I know it's

[35:09] not going to happen, but I want it. I

[35:11] wanted to so bad.

[35:12] >> Uh, if you don't think that like Sony at

[35:16] one point has like gotten a writer in a

[35:18] room and been like, "Okay, listen. We

[35:20] have the rights to

[35:21] >> Yeah. You know what I mean?

[35:22] >> Kid Yeah.

[35:25] >> We also have um from I know Juice uh 499

[35:28] super chat. Do you think there will be a

[35:30] Doomsday after credits in Brand New Day?

[35:33] This is a great question. I I think so,

[35:35] right? I think there's got to be some

[35:37] connective tissue, something teeing it

[35:39] up. Um, but yeah, I think that's a very

[35:41] it over under 20%. It's over 20% chance.

[35:45] >> Yes. I mean, Kevin Feige is a producer

[35:47] on Brand New Day. Um, maybe not the most

[35:49] active like onset producer, but that is

[35:52] >> definitely got it. Yeah. And that's part

[35:54] of the famous Kevin Feige Amy Pascal uh

[35:57] sandwich accord in which they agreed to

[36:00] kind of share more characters across

[36:01] Sony and Marvel, bringing Spider-Man

[36:04] into the Avengers films and allowing

[36:06] people like Daredevil and Punisher and

[36:08] and Hulk and uh Doctor Strange to appear

[36:11] in Spider-Man movies and and of course

[36:13] uh most importantly Tony Stark. Uh so I

[36:17] think so keep their [ __ ] going. Maybe I

[36:21] would be interested to know, you know,

[36:23] um, the Russo brothers directed the

[36:26] postredit scene in Fantastic 4.

[36:28] >> Yeah.

[36:29] >> Uh, I believe they also directed the

[36:31] postredit scene in Thunderbolts. A

[36:34] >> and just going throughout Marvel's

[36:36] history, it's very common. Like James

[36:38] Gun directed the postredit scene for

[36:39] Thor 2 because it had the collector from

[36:42] Guardians.

[36:43] It's I I would not be surprised if we

[36:45] get a postredit scene that was directed

[36:47] by the Russos specifically for uh Brand

[36:51] New Day. There's there's no better. You

[36:54] want to capture that audience, right?

[36:56] Like you know, like everybody fears this

[36:58] kind of idea of audience churn in the

[36:59] streaming market. You have a certain

[37:01] amount of fans. Not all of them are

[37:02] going to make it with you through all

[37:03] your movies. Having a postredit scene

[37:05] that directly sets up um uh Avengers

[37:08] Doomsday is the best way to reduce

[37:10] audience churn between those two films.

[37:12] I think so. Especially because like

[37:14] other than in 2024 we really only got

[37:16] Deadpool and Wolverine.

[37:18] We're getting more. But we getting three

[37:22] MCU movies if we're counting Brand New

[37:24] Day as MCU

[37:25] >> in 24 months.

[37:26] >> Yeah.

[37:27] >> Right. We're getting two Avengers movies

[37:28] and a Spider-Man movie and that's it.

[37:30] And so it's not like we'll be

[37:32] oversaturated with Doomsday postredit

[37:34] scenes or something like that.

[37:35] >> There was definitely a period where

[37:37] Marvel was like we're going to have

[37:38] three postredit scenes. One's going to

[37:39] be a gag at the very end. It's going to

[37:41] be Captain America lecturing you about

[37:43] boredom, you know, like or patience or

[37:45] whatever.

[37:45] >> Be a little pizza papa involved

[37:46] potentially.

[37:47] >> Yeah. You know,

[37:48] >> get paid. Pizza gets paid.

[37:50] >> I I think they've I think they've kind

[37:51] of like dialed it back. And so I I think

[37:54] this is one where me as somebody who is

[37:56] like, h just show me a trailer for a

[37:57] movie if you want me to go see the next

[37:58] movie. Even I want a postredit scene

[38:01] between Spider-Man and Avengers.

[38:03] >> Yes.

[38:04] >> Um we have another uh super chat here

[38:06] from Porro Porro 8859. Very fun to say

[38:09] Poro Poro. Thank you for that $5 super

[38:12] chat. Y'all think we get an actual

[38:14] animation teaser for the first time of

[38:16] Beyond the Spider-Verse here? Honestly,

[38:17] more excited for Beyond the Spider-Verse

[38:19] than No Way Home.

[38:21] >> Interesting. Um,

[38:22] >> might be time for a poll.

[38:24] >> I bet they're going to show footage,

[38:26] right? Like, it's a beloved the

[38:28] Spider-Verse beloved beloved franchise.

[38:31] Two out of two so far, right? That that

[38:34] have been great. but also it is as known

[38:37] for its animation style and its visuals

[38:41] as like any superhero franchise, right?

[38:45] And so like I think and there's been the

[38:46] big question of like oh the reason it's

[38:48] maybe taken them longer than they

[38:50] originally anticipated. I think the

[38:51] third movie was supposed to come out in

[38:53] 2025. It was supposed to the original

[38:55] timeline has been shot to

[38:57] >> but like part of that is and usually

[38:59] what they say is because like they're

[39:01] really taking their time with the art

[39:03] >> and and so like I think that would be

[39:06] really wise to show uh some footage

[39:09] especially maybe like a particularly

[39:10] groundbreaking art or or whatever. I I

[39:13] think you're spot on even though again

[39:15] that's not till next year. Um they might

[39:17] give a little tease.

[39:18] >> I think I think they know the fans are

[39:20] hungry. I I think they're I think

[39:21] they're deeply aware. It felt like every

[39:23] third question on the Project Hail Mary

[39:25] press tour was like, "Yeah, like what's

[39:26] going on with Spiderverse, though?"

[39:27] Like, okay. You know,

[39:29] >> it's been a uh a big a nice recent run

[39:32] for Lord and Miller. Uh the

[39:35] >> kind of Helmer's of the They Now they

[39:37] are not directing this Spider-Verse

[39:39] movie, though. They did write and direct

[39:41] the first one. I believe somebody else

[39:43] Yeah. They kind of handed off directing

[39:44] duties to the second one, but they're

[39:46] still heavily involved as producers on

[39:48] this third one. Um, and they just

[39:51] directed uh Project Hail Mary. So far, I

[39:54] believe the number one live action movie

[39:57] of

[39:59] >> I think Mario Galaxy is beating it, but

[40:00] I think uh outside of animation, I

[40:03] believe it is still the lead.

[40:04] >> Yes. Uh, and that's, you know, as as we

[40:06] wait for kind of more Sony news to

[40:07] trickle in, you know, it's an

[40:09] interesting time to check in on the

[40:10] theatrical industry. Oh, is it trickling

[40:12] in?

[40:13] >> Well, no, we have a a super chat from uh

[40:15] Mafep 9. Also fun to say you guys are

[40:18] the fun names. Thank you. Uh uh $5 super

[40:21] chat. Uh not Sony related, but do you

[40:23] think Mando and Grou will have Star Wars

[40:26] opening text crawl over or under 20%.

[40:29] Okay, you've got to stop with these over

[40:32] and under percentages. Um that's

[40:35] interesting. You know, it feels like no

[40:39] as they're not trying to make this

[40:40] >> Yeah, I don't think they're gonna

[40:42] >> Skywalker saga. And so they'll kind of

[40:44] break from form that way. Also, I mean,

[40:47] but maybe in a sense they they might

[40:49] need it to catch up an audience that

[40:51] might not have watched all of the Disney

[40:52] Plus show.

[40:53] >> Well, it's interesting because I think

[40:54] the the function it's so funny to I

[40:57] think you're right to frame it as like a

[40:59] catchup, but also it started just as

[41:02] like a hey, here's a bunch of backstory,

[41:04] you know, like I I think they could do

[41:06] it just as well with like an exposition

[41:08] room or like, you know, something like

[41:10] that.

[41:10] >> Well, I want it just cuz how am I going

[41:12] to like be caught up on what the Trade

[41:14] Federation is up to? Yeah, you got to

[41:16] know.

[41:17] >> I need to know like where are the where

[41:18] are the embargos, the tariffs, the

[41:20] whatever. You know, that's my favorite

[41:21] part of those scrolls.

[41:22] >> Yeah. Uh but yeah, so we will uh Oh, we

[41:25] have a just a straight up Hey, two bucks

[41:27] just for for existing Elijah Paricone

[41:29] 2823. Thank you for your donation. Thank

[41:32] you so much, Elijah.

[41:33] >> Uh yes, but as I was saying before, I

[41:34] was rudely interrupted by these kind

[41:36] viewers that gave us money. Um so it's

[41:38] an interesting period for the theater

[41:41] industry which has never recovered since

[41:43] the pandemic. No, right. It routinely

[41:45] used to do 11 billion dollars a year. Uh

[41:48] last year did nine billion which is

[41:50] still an insane number to wrap your

[41:52] brain around but when you think about it

[41:54] that's like 20% down. Like no business

[41:57] can uh survive if it drops by 20% right.

[42:00] Uh but so far Q1 so January, February,

[42:04] March is ahead pretty significantly of

[42:07] that same time period last year thanks

[42:09] in large part to movies like Project

[42:11] Hail Mary, Super Mario Galaxy. There

[42:13] were some smaller hits like Hoppers,

[42:15] Scream Seven, uh, Weathering Heights,

[42:18] probably I bet because there was also a

[42:21] nice range of movies. Uh, I bet you saw

[42:24] one of those movies in a movie theater.

[42:25] Yeah, there's a little bit of something

[42:26] for everybody there, you know.

[42:28] >> Yeah. Now, I mean, I think the issue is

[42:31] obviously what's happening right now in

[42:33] the uh we're in a time of incredible uh

[42:37] contraction due to mergers and also a

[42:42] lot of uncertainty geopolitically,

[42:43] right? Like you know, the biggest the

[42:45] biggest piece of news obviously is the

[42:47] Paramount WWB merger. Just earlier today

[42:50] over a thousand Hollywood luminaries

[42:53] signed an open letter saying like please

[42:54] don't do this. whether or not the

[42:57] Paramount WB merger goes through. The

[43:00] uncertainty represented by the merger at

[43:02] this point is making it very difficult

[43:04] for everybody to plan out beyond what's

[43:06] currently in their production slate,

[43:08] particularly for the people at Paramount

[43:09] and WB, but it also makes it difficult

[43:11] for these other other studios to kind of

[43:13] plan around what those release cadences

[43:15] might be. Yeah. And so this this

[43:18] contraction that Zach is speaking about

[43:19] is like you know one 20% yeah not great

[43:23] but two also seems like when are we

[43:25] going to kind of get like a new normal

[43:27] whether or not the new normal is the

[43:28] same as the old normal or it's just a

[43:30] new status quo but things are in such a

[43:32] state of flux it's very difficult right

[43:34] now and so any movie that succeeds we're

[43:37] stoked on whether or not it was for me

[43:39] I'm happy I'm happy to succeed

[43:41] >> movies are back Mary I saw it in

[43:42] theaters and had an awesome time um and

[43:45] and hopefully There there's something

[43:47] that's come out in the last couple

[43:48] months that you also had an awesome time

[43:49] with. And again, the Q1 is typically the

[43:52] slowest part of the movie calendar,

[43:54] right? We are heading into spring and

[43:56] summer where kind of the blockbusters uh

[43:59] start rolling in through a

[44:00] >> Yeah, this is normally the time of year

[44:01] when you get what was the the the horror

[44:04] movie with the monkey that was like

[44:06] primate. The primate is typical of what

[44:09] you normally see in this chunk of the

[44:11] year. They typically call it dump youary

[44:13] in January and February where you get a

[44:14] lot of like weird horror movies and

[44:16] crappy movies that nobody

[44:17] >> So the fact that like already by the

[44:19] time end of April's rolled around, we've

[44:20] gotten a couple of bangers, you know,

[44:22] like at least financially speaking,

[44:23] whether or not they were for you, you

[44:25] know, like uh that's that's a good

[44:27] that's a good sign.

[44:29] >> Yes. We got a couple more uh super

[44:31] chats.

[44:31] >> Here we go. Uh Omalore uh $5 super chat.

[44:34] Thank you, Omalore. Uh crazy theory. In

[44:36] the final shot of the brand new day

[44:38] trailer, instead of the red ninjas, it

[44:40] is Gan Gray's Phoenix form, the color

[44:42] scheme and shape match. Now, this for

[44:45] those of you who aren't as deeply

[44:47] steeped in the fever swamps of MCU

[44:50] theories Reddit, this shot has been

[44:53] heavily theorized to have had some kind

[44:55] of digital monkeying. Yes. And that's

[44:59] that's probably the case. But and I will

[45:02] say Omalore is I don't want to paint

[45:04] Omalore as a fever swamp theorist

[45:06] because they're saying crazy theory

[45:07] right up top.

[45:08] >> Yeah.

[45:09] >> I kind of like that theory though. I

[45:10] don't think we're gonna get Phoenix

[45:11] Force in a Spider-Man movie, you know?

[45:13] Like I feel like they're going to save

[45:14] that for X-Men down the road. I think

[45:17] >> the ninth X-Men movie or something like

[45:19] that.

[45:19] >> Yeah. But I I like where your head's at.

[45:21] Like where your head's at.

[45:22] >> People have been speculating and there's

[45:24] a rich history particularly in

[45:26] Spider-Man trailers of erasing

[45:29] characters out. We we they erased out

[45:32] Lizard out of the big um uh oh they

[45:36] erased out multiple Spider-Man out of a

[45:38] lot of footage in the trailers from the

[45:41] Statue of Liberty fight scene in No Way

[45:43] Home. I think they also erased out

[45:44] Lizard. All all kinds of stuff, right?

[45:46] So uh and there just some shots in the

[45:49] most recent trailer and you can see Eric

[45:50] has made a wonderful breakdown of that

[45:53] >> 48 minutes long and literally every

[45:55] frame

[45:56] >> on on the frames that look like maybe

[45:57] something was removed. So, you can go

[45:59] see that. And so, people have been

[46:00] speculating, was what was removed a was

[46:03] it uh an important villain? Was it

[46:07] something about Peter Parker that is

[46:09] different or something?

[46:11] >> Yeah. Now, hang on, Brian. We're getting

[46:12] some news that our feed needs to be

[46:13] updated. Can you do a refresh on this

[46:15] bad boy? It seems like it's not going

[46:16] auto.

[46:21] Oh my gosh, chat, you're making me look

[46:23] like a fool in front of Brian. This guy

[46:26] doesn't respect me. I need to earn his

[46:29] respect.

[46:30] >> It's actually it's a big problem in the

[46:32] office. Um,

[46:33] >> it's every day. Every day Brian gives me

[46:36] a hard time.

[46:37] >> And and we should talk about one other

[46:39] kind of big Sony upcoming project, not

[46:41] for 26, but 2027. Uh, maybe you can you

[46:45] will be able to speak on much better

[46:46] than I Berg, but Sony has the rights to

[46:50] Zelda. They've been working on a Zelda

[46:53] movie set to come out in 2027.

[46:56] Um, and there was thought that we might

[46:58] get a little tease for that here.

[47:00] >> Now, the the Zelda movie uh casting

[47:03] looks great to me, meaning that I don't

[47:07] have any attachment to either of those

[47:08] actors in a positive way. Like, they are

[47:10] able to just be those characters for me.

[47:12] They look the part. The big question is,

[47:16] will Link speak? Now, I I am in I I'm of

[47:22] two minds on this. As a Zelda purist, he

[47:24] can't speak. You just can't speak.

[47:26] There's no way. We all saw that cartoon

[47:28] from the 80s like, "Excuse me,

[47:30] princess." Like, not the vibe, you know?

[47:33] Like, on the other hand, I have a hard

[47:36] time imagining a studio head making one

[47:39] of the most recognizable characters in

[47:42] all of video gamedom. You know, Link is

[47:45] right up there with Mario Pikachu. Yeah.

[47:47] you know, like I I have a hard time

[47:50] seeing a studio head saying we're we're

[47:53] not going to let this guy speak. I think

[47:55] that's the bolder choice. I think that's

[47:57] going to be what makes it memorable, you

[47:59] know, like and I think also like

[48:00] certainly if you look at the the most

[48:02] recent Zelda games, uh Breath of the

[48:04] Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, Breath of

[48:06] the Wild's plot is buried in a way that

[48:09] I think from a video game perspective is

[48:10] fascinating. Um but when you dig it up,

[48:14] it's very clear that Link is the

[48:15] sidekick. like you're playing as this

[48:17] sidekick, but really what you're doing

[48:20] is running all these errands while Zelda

[48:22] buys you time in the big fight against

[48:24] Ganon or Calamity Ganon, I guess, you

[48:26] know. So, so if in the movie Link

[48:29] doesn't speak, I'm fine with that. He

[48:32] should be the sidekick. Zelda is the

[48:34] actual hero, at least in the modern

[48:36] Zelda can. Everyone has a different

[48:37] favorite Zelda game. You're all wrong.

[48:39] It's not the N64 Zeldas. It's either

[48:41] Link to the Past or Breath of the Wild.

[48:44] Those are the only two correct answers.

[48:46] >> Can I ask a seemingly nonsequator

[48:48] question, but are you a fan of the

[48:50] Mazerunner film franchise?

[48:52] >> I I've I'm not familiar with them. They

[48:54] came out in an area, and this actually

[48:56] leads us back to a super chat we missed

[48:58] about Hunger Games, which we'll get to

[48:59] in one second.

[49:00] >> We see you. We'll come back.

[49:01] >> Uh but yeah, they came out in a swamp of

[49:03] YA stuff.

[49:04] >> Say I I never watched those. Those in

[49:06] Divergent and and even Hunger Games

[49:08] weren't for me. Yeah. Weren't for me.

[49:09] But, uh, Wes Ball is the director of the

[49:13] upcoming Zelda movie. And, uh, his

[49:15] notable credits, he directed all three

[49:18] Maze Runner films. Did you know there

[49:19] were three? I did not. I wouldn't have

[49:21] been able to pick that number off the

[49:22] top of my head. And I think not the most

[49:24] recent Planet of the Apes movie, but the

[49:26] one right before that.

[49:27] >> Yes.

[49:28] >> I believe he also directed. Um, so

[49:31] interesting. But, you know, the guy

[49:33] knows how to work CGI. guy knows how to

[49:35] work young people in uh strange

[49:38] fantastical settings.

[49:40] >> I think there's a lot of potential with

[49:41] with Zelda and I'm not such a purist

[49:44] that if Link speaks it'll ruin it for

[49:46] me, but I would I do think keeping him

[49:49] silent is the bolder choice and I'd like

[49:51] to see movies make more bold choices.

[49:52] Now, real quick, Pixel Brady asked us a

[49:55] super chat earlier that we we missed

[49:56] because we were talking about other

[49:57] stuff. Uh will New Rockstars be breaking

[50:00] down The Hunger Games Sunrise on the

[50:02] Reaping trailer and covering it in the

[50:03] news? Maybe even breaking down the

[50:05] previous five movies. I gotta level with

[50:07] you here, Pixel Brady. Eric and Jess are

[50:09] at Cineacon this week. We are up to our

[50:12] eyeballs TV show

[50:14] >> break do a trailer breakdown? No, sir.

[50:17] >> So, we probably won't get to this one,

[50:19] but it is possible that when the film

[50:21] itself comes out, we will. It's

[50:22] definitely on our radar. It's something

[50:24] that we're looking at, you know, and the

[50:26] the kind of push pull here at New

[50:27] Rockstars behind the scenes is there's

[50:29] always more stuff we want to break down

[50:32] than we have time to break down.

[50:34] >> And for a lot of stuff like that, and

[50:35] you could probably point to like, well,

[50:36] you did this and you covered this. A lot

[50:38] of that, honestly, it falls down to just

[50:40] the calendar. And like right now, like

[50:42] we we were talking about it. I think in

[50:44] a sevenday span, we are going to break

[50:47] down six different shows.

[50:49] >> Yeah. You've got Maul,

[50:51] >> Shadow Lord,

[50:52] >> Pit,

[50:52] >> Daredevil, Born Again, The Boys,

[50:54] Invincible Euphoria.

[50:57] >> Yeah. All of those in one week. And that

[51:00] is the same week at Cineon.

[51:02] >> We are at Cineacon. So, it is like if

[51:04] anything extra were to come out this

[51:06] week, like a trailer for uh Sunrise on

[51:09] the on the Reaping. Uh unfort is it

[51:12] weeping or reaping?

[51:12] >> Reaping. Reaping.

[51:13] >> Reaping. Okay, I got it right. Reaping

[51:14] the makes more sense. But also, you

[51:16] could be there could be Sunrise while

[51:17] you're sure. Um, unfortunately that

[51:19] one's going to slip through the cracks.

[51:20] Now, maybe when the movie comes out,

[51:22] maybe that's a lighter week for us and

[51:24] we're able to kind of prioritize that.

[51:26] But a lot of times, I mean, there's

[51:28] never going to be a superhero movie, a

[51:30] Star Wars movie, a Game of Thrones show

[51:32] that comes out that we do not cover. But

[51:34] kind of for anything below that, it is

[51:36] kind of

[51:37] >> sort of just what week does it happen?

[51:39] And like you can there's a whiteboard in

[51:41] the other room that is like Eric's Pepe

[51:44] Sylvia, you know, like like scheduling

[51:47] board. And basically like like if we

[51:50] don't say like, "Hey, Eric, it's it's

[51:51] okay to sleep sometimes, you know, like

[51:54] he will he will work himself to put a

[51:56] sheet over his cage like he's a

[51:57] parakeet." Yeah. Line it with newspaper.

[51:59] >> We do have just a little bit of again

[52:01] Eric Voss and Jessica Clemens are in the

[52:03] room in Las Vegas. A little update from

[52:06] Eric up. We haven't gotten any news out

[52:07] of the Sony panel because Tom Rothman,

[52:09] the head of Sony, is on stage honoring

[52:12] an award recipient, Ellis Jacob, CEO of

[52:15] the Cinniplex Theater chain. He said

[52:18] it's not tweetworthy. I'm just I'm just

[52:20] uh uh just let know. Um and again, this

[52:24] is an industry trade show. Much like

[52:26] plumbers or optometrists or insurance

[52:30] salesmen have their trade shows that

[52:32] they go to, movie theater operators,

[52:34] this is their trade show. is also I'll

[52:36] say this. Living in living in Los

[52:38] Angeles, which is ostensibly a movie

[52:39] town, a trade show can't come to LA.

[52:42] It's got to go to Vegas.

[52:43] >> Well, because nobody wants to go to a

[52:44] trade show in their town. You want to

[52:46] get to leave town. That's why you got to

[52:48] go to Sundance or you got to go to

[52:50] Right. Um Vegas or or whatever to to do

[52:52] your thing that you could much easier do

[52:54] in Los Angeles.

[52:55] >> I just I want to see I want to see those

[52:57] that that tourist dollars. I want this

[52:59] is movie town.

[53:00] >> Yes, please.

[53:00] >> Okay, we got another overunder for Zack.

[53:03] All the overunders now are for Zack. I'm

[53:05] going to read them out loud, but I'm

[53:06] going to direct them to him. So, uh,

[53:09] SOA's Boomerang 415, uh, $5 super chat.

[53:12] Overunder comes on stage and gets

[53:13] announced as the main villain for Brand

[53:16] New Day.

[53:16] >> You know, here's the thing about

[53:17] OverUnder. He's uh his his villain

[53:20] origin story is crazy cuz he was an

[53:23] inside out outside.

[53:24] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[53:25] >> And and then he got hit with gamma

[53:27] radiation and became an overunder.

[53:28] >> Yeah. He became an overunder. So, it's

[53:29] it's tough. Yeah. It was a a sports book

[53:32] got bitten by a radioactive uh first

[53:35] round draft pick. Yeah,

[53:36] >> that's right. Went for a parlay and

[53:38] slipped into some toxic sloo. Uh who who

[53:41] wrote that?

[53:41] >> That was it. Just it just went away.

[53:43] I'll never remember. Uh but yeah. Oh,

[53:45] SOA's SOA's Boomerang 415.

[53:47] >> SOA's Boomerang. Good word.

[53:49] >> Um okay, we got another super chat. $5.

[53:52] Nicholas Werdo 3914. Any chance Doomsday

[53:56] will be rated R? Hearing it's going to

[53:57] have some gruesome deaths. I'm gonna say

[53:59] absolutely not, right? Like they want

[54:01] this to be four quadrant and like movie

[54:05] the lengths movies will go to to not be

[54:07] rated R because they're afraid of losing

[54:10] the the like, you know, familyfriendly

[54:13] kind of PG-13 label.

[54:14] >> And now now somebody could easily

[54:16] counter you there, Berg, and say

[54:19] >> Deadpool and Wolverine R-rated. And it

[54:22] was, I mean, mostly R-rated for, I

[54:24] guess, cartoonish violence and certainly

[54:26] some language. there were fbombs and

[54:28] there was plenty of uh dick jokes and

[54:29] whatever. Uh and that movie made an

[54:32] Avengers

[54:34] money,

[54:35] >> but maybe that is like the corner of the

[54:37] franchise that can get away with it.

[54:39] >> I think it is. I think with Deadpool,

[54:41] it's a little bit of I know tons of

[54:44] people whose kids go see Deadpool. No

[54:46] shade, no shade to the parents or

[54:47] anything, but I think it's also a little

[54:49] bit of like uh Ryan Reynolds

[54:53] hard R humor is kind of like uh Oh,

[54:58] >> okay. Sorry, we we'll interrupt uh uh

[55:01] for some breaking.

[55:01] >> These thoughts will be saved. Okay, the

[55:03] opening night panel at Cineacon begins

[55:05] with Sony Pictures head Tom Rothman

[55:07] introducing Ellis Jacob, CEO of

[55:09] Cinniplex, 2026 Legend of Cinema Award

[55:13] honore. a muchdeserved recognition and a

[55:15] smart move considering the frosty US

[55:18] Canadian relations in the past year.

[55:20] Please keep

[55:21] >> dot dot dot

[55:22] >> please keep supporting our movies.

[55:23] Canadians,

[55:25] >> okay, Cinniplex, I guess being a uh

[55:27] Canadian-based chain.

[55:29] >> Canadian sound off in the chat. Tell me

[55:31] your favorite thing to get at Tim

[55:32] Hortons. What's your regular order? Um,

[55:35] and

[55:35] >> throw us a looney while you're at it.

[55:37] >> Yeah, toss a looney in the chat.

[55:38] >> Maybe a tuni. Uh, you were just saying

[55:41] that yeah, the particular Ryan

[55:42] Reynolds's style of kind of like dirty

[55:45] Rybald humor.

[55:46] >> It's a little bit like the the the dirty

[55:48] humor like an uncle tells to his teenage

[55:51] like nephew or niece cuz you can get

[55:53] away with it. It's not like you know

[55:55] really hard. I think the stuff that's

[55:56] going to be in Avengers and I think

[55:58] Disney's a little bit more protective of

[56:00] Avengers as a franchise than they are

[56:01] with Deadpool. Like Deadpool's kind of

[56:03] their flyer, you know, like

[56:05] >> um but uh but yeah. Okay, we're getting

[56:08] a couple super chats

[56:09] >> and I'll just say one one last thing on

[56:11] that to to go back to that super

[56:13] chatters like do you think gruesome

[56:15] deaths might necessitate an rated?

[56:17] >> Here's the thing.

[56:18] >> I think there will be some gut-wrenching

[56:21] deaths from an emotional standpoint.

[56:24] >> They do not need to be gruesome. When

[56:25] Tony Stark died, I was it was a little

[56:28] dusty in my theater. You know what I'm

[56:29] talking about? Yeah. Or or Spider-Man

[56:31] dusting, but like there was virtually no

[56:33] blood in either e either of those

[56:35] instances. And I don't think they need

[56:36] it's like do you need to see like

[56:39] Embaku's spine ripped out of his back to

[56:41] really care about

[56:43] >> Fatality? I mean yeah like Gwen Stacy

[56:45] and Amazing Spider-Man 2 like that's

[56:47] that's gut-wrenching but like Yeah.

[56:49] >> Yes.

[56:49] >> Um okay we got Exploding Luke uh for

[56:52] 008. Uh what are the $5 super chat?

[56:54] Thank you. Exploding Luke. What are the

[56:56] chances in your opinion of any of the

[56:58] defenders showing up in Brand New Day

[57:00] over or under 20%.

[57:02] >> Under 20%.

[57:03] >> I I think I think zero. We had to be

[57:05] convinced they're going to show up in

[57:06] Daredevil Born again.

[57:07] >> Yeah. I mean, well, we did get that Mike

[57:09] Mike Coulter posted a picture earlier

[57:11] today but

[57:12] >> his IMDb should just be filled with

[57:14] Instagram posts at this point because I

[57:17] feel like all the defenders are more on

[57:18] Instagram than they are in that show. We

[57:20] were told multiple times. We've been

[57:22] given trailers that Jessica Jones is in

[57:24] this season of Born Again.

[57:26] >> I I think she

[57:27] >> Not yet.

[57:28] >> Yeah, not yet. Yeah. Also, I heard she

[57:30] was going to be in four episodes.

[57:31] There's only three episodes left that I

[57:34] have not watched yet. Uh, and she's not

[57:37] in

[57:38] >> Maybe she's just like doubling up in

[57:40] each, you know, maybe it's a it's a

[57:42] Michael B. Jordan Sinners kind of

[57:44] situation where you get

[57:45] >> two Jessica Joneses.

[57:47] >> Yeah. Yeah. Maybe we get like a smoke

[57:48] stack twins, JJ twins. Um, but yeah, I

[57:51] think we'll get Jessica Jones for sure.

[57:53] like I I don't think or in Daredevil in

[57:56] Brand New Day, the aside from Frank

[57:59] Castle, the connectivity between Brand

[58:01] New Day and uh the the rest of the

[58:05] Disney Plus MCU seems tenuous at best.

[58:08] And I think that goes back towards these

[58:09] like, you know, arcane Byzantine legal

[58:12] arrangements Sony and Marvel have had to

[58:14] make over the years to share characters

[58:16] that happen to live in New York, you

[58:18] know, and so I don't think we're going

[58:19] to get any anything from Daredevil

[58:22] beyond uh

[58:22] >> Agreed. No, I will say um

[58:26] >> it was, you know, it was a really fun

[58:27] little audience pop when Matt Murdoch

[58:29] shows up in No Way Home.

[58:31] >> Loved it.

[58:31] >> Briefly does not have a significant

[58:33] impact on the plot.

[58:34] >> Never suits up as Daredevil, right? But

[58:36] like those that knew, right, really

[58:39] really went nuts for a moment if we got

[58:41] maybe I don't think I don't think uh

[58:44] Mike Coulter or Finn Jones or maybe even

[58:47] uh Christian Ritter would have the

[58:49] similar effect, but maybe Matt Murdoch

[58:52] again. Do we get just Daredevil showing

[58:54] up again in Brand New Day? Maybe. But

[58:56] I'd still say under 20%.

[58:59] >> Yeah. Yeah, I think I think under 20% is

[59:01] uh is correct. Um, we have a $10 super

[59:04] chat from I know Juice. Um, what is

[59:07] something Dr. Doom could or should do

[59:10] that you think will make audiences put

[59:12] him on the level of the goat villain

[59:13] like in the comics? Not many casuals

[59:16] know who Doom is or what he does.

[59:18] >> I actually disagree with you there. I

[59:22] think even people who have never read a

[59:24] comic book know of Dr. Doom. The the

[59:28] metal mask is iconic. I I think he's

[59:30] more note I think he's more noteworthy

[59:32] than Thanos pre-MCU.

[59:33] >> I 100% agree. His embrace in pop

[59:36] culture, whether that be in in in arcane

[59:39] indie rap like MF Doom and and Ghost

[59:42] Face Killer or just like the the mask is

[59:45] like an alltime mask. You've seen it if

[59:48] you've seen like a cartoon or whatever.

[59:50] I think awareness is pretty decent on

[59:52] Dr. Doom, even if people don't know

[59:54] about Latia and a lot of the backstory

[59:56] and all the crazy comic

[59:57] >> arcs. I think also it's it's easy to

[59:59] forget Doom's been around for 60 years.

[1:00:02] Yes.

[1:00:02] >> You know, like like you know, Doom is

[1:00:04] one of the like my father who is

[1:00:08] >> a boomer, you know, like he read

[1:00:10] Fantastic 4 comics when he was my

[1:00:12] daughter's age and Doom was there then,

[1:00:15] you know, like

[1:00:16] >> multiple generations.

[1:00:17] >> I think that uh you know, I think that

[1:00:19] people rightly memory hole uh the

[1:00:22] earlier outings of the Fantastic 4

[1:00:24] cinematically I think they didn't really

[1:00:26] connect with a lot of people. I totally

[1:00:28] get why. Um, but I think we forget that

[1:00:31] part of the reason they were able to

[1:00:32] make those Fantastic 4 movies when they

[1:00:34] did is because the Fantastic 4 and their

[1:00:37] villains had such like kind of name

[1:00:39] recognition and Doom is absolutely a

[1:00:41] part of that.

[1:00:41] >> Yeah, I think it but to go back to your

[1:00:44] question and we're obviously not talking

[1:00:45] about the Sony panel here, but we got to

[1:00:47] fill time so [ __ ] it. You know what I

[1:00:48] mean? Uh, there's a little R-rated. This

[1:00:51] this stream just got Rrated. I thought

[1:00:53] smoke a cigarette. We already got the R.

[1:00:55] >> Hell yeah, dog. Um,

[1:00:57] I think I'm very interested and I think

[1:01:01] the biggest question mark around these

[1:01:03] two movies, Doomsday and Secret Wars, is

[1:01:06] like why is it Robert Downey Jr.?

[1:01:09] >> Yeah.

[1:01:09] >> And just like the casting alone

[1:01:13] adds a level of mystery and strangeness

[1:01:16] and befuddlement.

[1:01:17] >> A real WTF factor.

[1:01:19] >> Yes. Yeah.

[1:01:19] >> And so I think like that inherently like

[1:01:22] you could, you know, we never saw Josh

[1:01:24] Brolan physically as Thanos, you know

[1:01:27] what I mean? That was a fully CGI

[1:01:29] character. I bet if you asked everybody

[1:01:32] that saw in game who played Thanos, a

[1:01:35] quarter of them would not be maybe much

[1:01:38] larger would not be able to name Josh

[1:01:40] Brolan. Right. No, nobody watching the

[1:01:42] stream, but I'm talking about those

[1:01:43] casuals out there. Uh whereas we're

[1:01:45] going to see a lot of Robert Denny Jr.'s

[1:01:46] face in these movies.

[1:01:47] >> I think so. and and he has a very

[1:01:49] recognizable face, especially to Marvel

[1:01:51] fans. So, like I think that alone and

[1:01:53] how they work their way up and like what

[1:01:55] his arc is in the first movie, you know,

[1:01:57] Infinity War and Endgame Thanos are kind

[1:02:00] of the same guy.

[1:02:01] >> Yeah.

[1:02:01] >> Right. Or people have pointed out that

[1:02:02] like Infinity War is really a Thanos

[1:02:04] movie and then he's kind of like, you

[1:02:07] know,

[1:02:07] >> he sort of shows up towards the end of

[1:02:09] >> Endgame is more like a Tony Avengers

[1:02:11] movie, whatever. But like, you know,

[1:02:14] >> there's a lot of speculation. We don't

[1:02:15] know the plot of these two films, but

[1:02:17] that uh Doom is going to have a much

[1:02:20] wider arc across these two movies. He

[1:02:22] might be a completely different kind of

[1:02:24] character in Doomsday than he is in

[1:02:25] Secret of Wars. Uh, and so I think like

[1:02:28] if they're able to stick some of these

[1:02:29] things, people will be like, "Oh,

[1:02:32] there's the new

[1:02:32] >> I think they're going to make him uh

[1:02:35] just tragic enough, you know?" Like I

[1:02:37] don't think they're I don't I don't

[1:02:38] think he's going to get redeemed or

[1:02:40] sympathetic the way like Loki has or

[1:02:42] something, but I think he's going to

[1:02:42] wind up being like a Killilmonger type

[1:02:44] where you're like,

[1:02:46] >> he's got some points.

[1:02:47] >> Doom was right. Print those shirts now.

[1:02:49] >> Yeah. You know,

[1:02:50] >> um, but yeah. Uh, we got a super chat

[1:02:53] here. Uh, I hate uh Quancha. uh $2 super

[1:02:56] chat saying Legends of Zelda Majora's

[1:02:58] Mask movie would go crazy. Look, I I'll

[1:03:02] say this because I know there's a lot of

[1:03:04] people in the chats after I said the N64

[1:03:06] Zeldas are no good. You're all wrong.

[1:03:12] >> You're all you're all incorrect. I'm I'm

[1:03:14] so sorry. Uh Link to the Past is great.

[1:03:18] Everything uh and the the the Wii Zelda

[1:03:21] the the go the one with that bow and

[1:03:23] arrow thing. But uh but yeah, you're

[1:03:24] right. People love Major's Mask. It's

[1:03:26] not my favorite, but I do think it would

[1:03:27] go crazy, and I think they're

[1:03:29] remastering it. I believe I saw a

[1:03:32] headline about recently.

[1:03:33] >> Oh, interesting.

[1:03:34] >> Um, well, and I'm sure Sony would love

[1:03:36] it if this movie is so successful that

[1:03:39] they are able to launch a franchise and

[1:03:41] do another one of these movies every two

[1:03:42] and a half years or whatever.

[1:03:44] >> Dave M1411, $5 super chat. Shout out to

[1:03:47] Berg from Connecticut, our greatest

[1:03:49] former resident since, Shondaanda Rimes.

[1:03:54] Now, I wanna I want to throw something

[1:03:56] out there and far be it for me to

[1:03:57] bismerch Dave M1 1411's good name. I

[1:04:01] think you're drunk.

[1:04:04] >> Hell yeah.

[1:04:04] >> You put me and Shondaanda Rimes in the

[1:04:06] same sense. She's way better than I am.

[1:04:08] >> East Coast 10 p.m. There there must have

[1:04:10] been like I don't know some basketball

[1:04:12] players maybe. Maybe maybe

[1:04:14] >> not everybody from Yukon.

[1:04:17] There's got to be some people but but it

[1:04:20] definitely top 10. You're not far off.

[1:04:22] Um, while we're Oh, go ahead.

[1:04:24] >> Oh, no. I was just going to say also

[1:04:25] like if you're in Connecticut and you're

[1:04:26] drunk, that means you bought all your

[1:04:27] liquor at the store before 8:00 p.m. The

[1:04:29] blue laws mean you can't buy any alcohol

[1:04:32] from a grocery store after 8:00 p.m. on

[1:04:35] Sunday.

[1:04:36] >> Any day of the week, 8 p.m.

[1:04:36] >> At some point when I was a kid, they

[1:04:38] were like, "That's too strict. You can

[1:04:39] buy it until 8:30." You know, like

[1:04:42] >> blueird blue

[1:04:44] >> law. Again, I I grew up in a county. The

[1:04:45] county next to us was 100% dry. So, like

[1:04:49] on the edge of our county were all the

[1:04:50] liquor stores because it's like, you

[1:04:51] know, those people are still drinking

[1:04:53] just inconveniently. Anyways, uh I just

[1:04:56] wanted to do while we're waiting for

[1:04:57] more Sony news to come out of this panel

[1:04:59] and it's probably going to start coming

[1:05:00] fast and furious, including Spider-Man:

[1:05:02] Brand New Day, some other things. Um I

[1:05:05] want to talk about uh some friends of

[1:05:08] ours.

[1:05:09] >> Oh, yeah. Here we go.

[1:05:11] >> Curiosity Box.

[1:05:13] >> Yes. Uh Vsauce sent us this Curiosity

[1:05:16] Box. Uh, and so you know, this is a uh I

[1:05:20] believe is it a monthly or quarterly

[1:05:21] subscription box?

[1:05:22] >> Let's see. I believe it's monthly, but

[1:05:23] I'm not positive. We've been having a

[1:05:25] lot of fun with it in the office. Uh,

[1:05:27] there's a bunch of like little like

[1:05:29] nerdy things in here. Uh-oh. I somehow

[1:05:32] started the the auto scroll

[1:05:35] >> while you find those specific words. So,

[1:05:37] they sent us this box. Uh, we're kind of

[1:05:39] working with them. There'll be a link in

[1:05:40] this video's description. Click on this.

[1:05:42] This is uh from the YouTube creator uh

[1:05:45] Vsauce who does um what's the he does a

[1:05:49] convention in San Francisco called uh

[1:05:52] something with sauce in it. But it's

[1:05:54] it's it's like a little loot crate kind

[1:05:57] of thing, but they're all fun science

[1:05:59] things. And this is when I saw this. So

[1:06:02] my my daughter I have a three-year-old

[1:06:04] daughter. She really likes hard-boiled

[1:06:06] eggs. Okay. Whatever it's it's a protein

[1:06:09] I can get. your kid decides they like

[1:06:11] something, you will feed them nothing

[1:06:13] but that for a year. You're so happy

[1:06:14] they're eating.

[1:06:15] >> And you know, I never thought anything

[1:06:16] of it. Obviously, there were a lot of uh

[1:06:18] hard-boiled eggs in some people's lives

[1:06:20] recently with Easter, but um I never

[1:06:22] thought anything of it. I'm like, "Okay,

[1:06:23] hard-boiled eggs. I'll just make those

[1:06:24] for then." In this box they sent us, it

[1:06:28] came with some hard-boiled egg molds.

[1:06:33] Okay, put this one up to the camera. I

[1:06:34] don't know if you can see this. This is

[1:06:36] Albert Einstein's face with his tongue

[1:06:39] sticking out. Okay. This one is makes a

[1:06:42] diamond shape. And this one makes a uh a

[1:06:46] six-sided die uh shape. And what you do,

[1:06:50] I've I've done this. I've tested these

[1:06:52] products out and they are a hit. You

[1:06:54] hard boil an egg. When it's still hot,

[1:06:56] you crack the shell. You throw it in one

[1:06:58] of these molds, stick it in the fridge.

[1:06:59] By the time it cools down, it is in this

[1:07:02] shape. Have do you know the kind of

[1:07:04] parent points you get when you send to a

[1:07:07] kid's preschool?

[1:07:09] >> A lunch with a headshaped hardboiled

[1:07:12] egg.

[1:07:12] >> Something that shows you've gone the

[1:07:13] extra step to delight your child. Give

[1:07:16] them something to show off to the other

[1:07:17] kids.

[1:07:18] >> And then and like this is not a kit that

[1:07:19] is meant for children, right? Uh and in

[1:07:21] fact, like you wouldn't let a child hard

[1:07:24] boil eggs or whatever, right? But uh

[1:07:25] children can get enjoy from it. Uh but

[1:07:28] this uh kit also um this one was also a

[1:07:31] big hit with my daughter. We had our own

[1:07:33] little box. So this um this is a a

[1:07:37] little stuffed thing that is uh when you

[1:07:40] look at it this way, it is a duck, but

[1:07:43] when you look at it this way, it is a

[1:07:45] rabbit.

[1:07:45] >> Yeah. One of those famous like uh and

[1:07:47] they have a whole bunch of those that

[1:07:48] come with the kits month after month.

[1:07:50] Those those like two view plushies. We

[1:07:53] also have this uh cool

[1:07:56] uh uh serpings uh party punch. Uh

[1:08:00] >> it it tells you how to make enriched

[1:08:02] uranium.

[1:08:03] >> Yes,

[1:08:03] >> it that is a recipe for a ur enriched

[1:08:06] uranium. Uh uh I am I am thrilled with

[1:08:09] this kit. It was legitimately one of

[1:08:11] these things where it was like every one

[1:08:12] of the little items was kind of

[1:08:14] interesting and fun. Uh,

[1:08:16] >> this this is my favorite is there's a

[1:08:20] it's going to be difficult to see from

[1:08:21] where where you guys are, but it's a

[1:08:24] magnetic pin that's the periodic table

[1:08:27] in the shape of a snail. It maintains

[1:08:29] the columns that make the periodic table

[1:08:31] so useful. So, you could see the uh

[1:08:34] orbital shells and all that sort of

[1:08:35] stuff. And it has the different groups

[1:08:37] labeled. We have the transition metals,

[1:08:39] the lanthnides and actides. Weirdly

[1:08:41] enough, the noble gases are not labeled.

[1:08:42] I assume if you're this deep in that you

[1:08:45] need a different shape periodic table,

[1:08:47] you already know what the noble gases

[1:08:48] are up to. Um, yeah. So, this is great.

[1:08:50] So, this is uh this is the Curiosity

[1:08:53] Box. Uh, we'll have a link in the uh uh

[1:08:57] in the description um where you can go

[1:08:59] check it out. You can get a a Curiosity

[1:09:01] Box of your very own, have some stuff to

[1:09:03] play with, and you'll help support our

[1:09:04] channel, help keep live streams like

[1:09:06] this happening. Uh, so thanks again to

[1:09:08] Curiosity Box for being a sponsor of our

[1:09:10] Cineacon coverage,

[1:09:11] >> and it makes a great gift. Let's say

[1:09:13] yes, you got kind of a a nerdy sciency

[1:09:15] mom. Mother's Day is coming up, guys.

[1:09:18] You know what's not too far after

[1:09:19] Mother's Day? Father's Day

[1:09:22] >> from from the daddies at NR.

[1:09:23] >> From the NR daddies. Oh, speaking of

[1:09:25] which, we got a clarification super

[1:09:28] chat. I don't know, Brian, if you can

[1:09:30] pull it up. If not, I'll try to scroll

[1:09:31] up and find it from uh from the the

[1:09:34] daddy commenter from majel.vide videos

[1:09:37] $10 super chat. This is how important

[1:09:39] they felt it was to clarify. I didn't

[1:09:41] mean daddy in that way or father way.

[1:09:45] >> So wait, neither of the common usages of

[1:09:48] daddy.

[1:09:48] >> Yeah. Yeah. Here we go. I I didn't mean

[1:09:50] daddy in that way or father way. Just

[1:09:51] glazing both of you. Specifically, Greg

[1:09:53] Samore, although he did correct later

[1:09:55] Berg. I meant Berg. People need to give

[1:09:56] him his handsome flowers. Thank you so

[1:09:58] much. Uh, but also I love X-Men storm

[1:10:00] film over under 20%.

[1:10:03] >> A solo Storm film. I like where your

[1:10:05] head's at. Under 20%.

[1:10:07] >> Didn't they write a whole fake script to

[1:10:09] give to Halib Berry to get her back on

[1:10:11] board for one of the X-Men movies? She

[1:10:12] came out recently in an interview and

[1:10:14] said something like that she had been

[1:10:15] given a script that was like a storm

[1:10:18] solo.

[1:10:18] >> You know what? It it landed on her

[1:10:20] doorstep the same day that the Catwoman

[1:10:22] script.

[1:10:23] >> She You could only pick one.

[1:10:25] >> She's like, "Do I have to do the accent

[1:10:26] for the whole movie? I'll do Catwoman."

[1:10:28] Yeah.

[1:10:28] >> Um, yeah, I I think it's be very

[1:10:31] interesting what we know there is a

[1:10:33] confirmed X-Men movie coming in 2028. It

[1:10:37] might be the very first Marvel movie we

[1:10:39] get after Secret Wars. Uh, and we don't

[1:10:41] know anything after that, right? And we

[1:10:43] don't know what the plan for the X-Men

[1:10:45] franchise is. Do we just get an X-Men

[1:10:48] team movie every two years? Do they

[1:10:51] immediately start doing solo films?

[1:10:54] Probably not. Um,

[1:10:55] >> I feel like Will I I would be so

[1:10:58] surprised if they didn't spin the X-Men

[1:11:00] off into solo movies, but also I guess

[1:11:02] they never really did that with anyone

[1:11:03] except Wolverine, right?

[1:11:04] >> Except for Wolverine. And the hit rate

[1:11:06] on those was

[1:11:07] >> not 100%.

[1:11:08] >> It got really good by the end.

[1:11:09] >> The hits are the hits are good. The the

[1:11:11] James Mangold Wolverine movies are great

[1:11:13] >> and and famous stories of trying to get

[1:11:15] more of them off the ground, right? But

[1:11:16] they they never did, which was

[1:11:18] interesting. Yeah. Um, I like that. Will

[1:11:21] $89.89 $5 super chat. Thank you very

[1:11:23] much. What are the odds we see

[1:11:24] Spider-Man in the Punisher special money

[1:11:27] line? Yes. No. Over 120%. Plus 150 if

[1:11:30] it's just a cameo. What's the nice work,

[1:11:33] Will? 89.89.

[1:11:35] Uh I feel like you came straight from a

[1:11:37] bar stool stream over to our stream. Um

[1:11:41] >> yeah, I think that's really interesting.

[1:11:43] I think though it might make sense

[1:11:45] narratively, I there's zero chance on Z

[1:11:49] uh fully under uh your plus 150 is way

[1:11:52] off because they're not Tom Holland

[1:11:55] cannot appear on Disney Plus.

[1:11:57] >> Yes, that's

[1:11:58] >> not without contracts and big money.

[1:12:01] They have a theatrical deal for

[1:12:03] Spider-Man uh in live action, but not a

[1:12:06] Disney Plus deal, unfortunately. And I

[1:12:09] think what we've been told and like the

[1:12:11] footage we've seen from the Punisher

[1:12:13] special presentation which came out I

[1:12:14] think last week or the week before

[1:12:16] >> uh the trailer for it was last um it

[1:12:19] feels like it is a pretty self-contained

[1:12:23] story. It is a lot of Frank Castle uh

[1:12:25] dealing with demons and things he sees

[1:12:27] in his head. Maybe even we've heard

[1:12:28] rumors that it's like

[1:12:30] >> it's it takes place over one day. It's

[1:12:32] kind of like one big fight shootout kind

[1:12:35] of sequence. So maybe it makes sense

[1:12:37] that we wouldn't see kind of the broader

[1:12:38] New York landscape. Now it will be very

[1:12:40] interesting if there is any connective

[1:12:42] tissue between that that special

[1:12:44] presentation and brand new day like does

[1:12:48] it does the special pres presentation

[1:12:50] end in some way in which

[1:12:52] >> the last shot of the special

[1:12:54] presentation is him getting into the

[1:12:55] Punisher mobile and driving down after

[1:12:57] that?

[1:12:58] >> I would love that. Like like how Andor

[1:12:59] ends and you can go straight into Rogue

[1:13:02] One. Oh, that'd be dope if you could

[1:13:04] watch them uh in in direct order. Yeah.

[1:13:07] >> Um yeah, I mean uh Oh, here we go. Uh

[1:13:10] okay. Loi girl, lore enthusiast, $5

[1:13:13] super chat. If you had to choose a

[1:13:14] rockstar member to fight Doom, who do

[1:13:17] you think it would be?

[1:13:19] >> And you're saying like a member of our

[1:13:21] staff?

[1:13:21] >> I think a member of our staff to fight

[1:13:23] doom.

[1:13:24] >> Now, we are we are a staff of lovers,

[1:13:26] not fighters.

[1:13:27] >> I um

[1:13:28] >> I might say Abby. She just ran a

[1:13:30] marathon. She's probably the most

[1:13:33] athletic person on staff.

[1:13:35] >> That's true. Right. If it's an endurance

[1:13:37] test.

[1:13:38] >> Yeah. Yeah. What better fight are we

[1:13:40] getting? If we need if we're going up

[1:13:42] against doom and pub trivia and the

[1:13:44] subject is marine biology, I will take

[1:13:46] him down. Latvaria is landlocked. He

[1:13:49] does not have an appreciation for the

[1:13:51] seas. Um

[1:13:53] >> yeah, I mean none of us are gonna have

[1:13:56] good uh

[1:13:56] >> I'm certainly he he could bring out just

[1:13:58] one tiny tech thing and I would

[1:13:59] >> I will say um Brian is younger than both

[1:14:03] of us. Yeah.

[1:14:04] >> So I feel like he might, you know, be

[1:14:06] more robust physically. Um I I try to uh

[1:14:09] stay in peak fighting shape and by that

[1:14:11] I mean my back hurts when I get out of

[1:14:14] bed. Um I

[1:14:15] >> was going to say like just sitting here

[1:14:17] I'm like, "Oh god, no."

[1:14:19] >> We should That was a great question. Uh

[1:14:20] yeah, that yeah, sure. I'll go with

[1:14:22] Abby. Um uh Jessica, I feel like Jessica

[1:14:26] could put up a good fight.

[1:14:28] >> Yeah. Yeah. Um there is some some behind

[1:14:30] the scenes that's not coming from the

[1:14:31] New Rockstars account, but our friends

[1:14:33] over at Discussing Film have reported a

[1:14:35] couple things about the Sony panel,

[1:14:37] specifically that uh Dwayne Johnson,

[1:14:39] Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Zack Kger

[1:14:41] are among the talent spotted backstage

[1:14:44] at the panel. Now, those first three

[1:14:45] names are for the Jumanji film, Karen

[1:14:49] Gillan, uh, No Love. She has apparently

[1:14:52] not been spotted. Maybe she's wearing a

[1:14:53] bucket hat. I don't know. Um, or they

[1:14:55] didn't fly her out. And then Zack Kger,

[1:14:58] uh, writer director of the Resident Evil

[1:14:59] movie. There's also been a a logo for

[1:15:02] the Resident Evil movie has been

[1:15:04] released. That's in theaters September

[1:15:06] 18th. It is, um,

[1:15:07] >> we're getting a new tweet from Eric

[1:15:09] here. Comedian Nate Bargatesy is on

[1:15:11] stage to lead Sony's Cineacon panel.

[1:15:14] He's wearing a tux.

[1:15:16] >> Okay. Wonder what the connection between

[1:15:18] him and this is. Does he have a comedy

[1:15:21] special? Does he have maybe a

[1:15:22] >> comedy special coming out? But it's it's

[1:15:24] part of Netflix is a joke fest. It's

[1:15:26] like Big Dumb eyes or something like

[1:15:28] that. Um we have a super chat two pound

[1:15:31] super chat from Blue Monkey MK. Blue

[1:15:33] Monkey go to bed. Uh I love your channel

[1:15:35] and have watched it for years. Thank you

[1:15:37] so much Blue Monkey. We appreciate you

[1:15:38] being here.

[1:15:39] >> Okay, so Nate Bargotsi is in The Bread

[1:15:42] Winner. I think that is a um a movie

[1:15:46] kind of like built around him and maybe

[1:15:48] that is a Sony movie. Um so maybe he's

[1:15:52] talking about his own movie too. Plus

[1:15:54] he's hosted award shows and stuff like

[1:15:55] that. Uh oh, Will Forte and Mandy Moore

[1:15:58] and Colin Yoast are also in that. Zach

[1:16:00] Cherry, Camille Nanjani. Wow, quite the

[1:16:02] cast in the bread winner. Okay. Um, it's

[1:16:05] not just like the Burke Chryser movie or

[1:16:07] something like that. No offense to Burke

[1:16:08] Chryser, but also offense to Burke

[1:16:09] Chryser.

[1:16:10] >> Uh, we've got, uh, while we're waiting

[1:16:12] to see what Nate Bargatsi is saying, uh,

[1:16:14] super chat $2 from, uh, Katyanne 8107.

[1:16:17] Rogue and Beast casting rumors. Now, is

[1:16:21] is not Beast going to be Kelsey Grammar

[1:16:23] again? Well, so in in Doomsday, it is

[1:16:27] Kelsey Grammar, but Jeff Snyder of the

[1:16:29] Hot Mic podcast and the In Snider

[1:16:31] newsletter has been teasing that he has

[1:16:34] heard um that those he he has heard who

[1:16:38] the casting is going to be and it will

[1:16:40] be coming out soon. He specifically has

[1:16:42] cited that uh Peter, what's his name?

[1:16:46] But uh Dunk from uh Night of the Seven

[1:16:49] Kingdoms is going to be cast as Beast,

[1:16:51] which is interesting casting. That actor

[1:16:53] is like 6'8.

[1:16:54] >> Yeah, that's a huge

[1:16:55] >> is a very large man. But like, you know

[1:16:56] what I kind of like about that?

[1:16:58] >> If if we spend a lot of time with beast

[1:17:00] pre blue fur transformation,

[1:17:03] >> yeah,

[1:17:04] >> you need somebody whose physical stature

[1:17:06] can kind of convey beastlikeness.

[1:17:08] >> Yeah. Like I I thought Nicholas Hol was

[1:17:10] great as beast, but he didn't he wasn't

[1:17:11] imposing.

[1:17:12] >> Yes. And and this gentleman, Peter

[1:17:15] Laffy, I think is his name. I'm I'm

[1:17:17] forgetting his last name, but and then

[1:17:19] um that Adessa Aen or whatever from um

[1:17:23] uh I love LA and Marty Supreme has been

[1:17:27] cast as Rogue. Now that is largely based

[1:17:29] on I think her hair which is flowing and

[1:17:33] curly and brown and you can see put a

[1:17:35] little white streak in that and she kind

[1:17:36] of looks like comic book rogue. Yeah.

[1:17:38] But there were immediately people kind

[1:17:39] of coming out and and saying like no

[1:17:41] that's not right or that's just him

[1:17:43] saying that. So I don't know. I think

[1:17:45] both of those could be great. I also

[1:17:47] think both those actors are under 30, I

[1:17:49] believe. And it does feel like,

[1:17:51] especially if Satie Sink is Sheen Gray,

[1:17:54] they're going to go for a younger cast.

[1:17:55] >> I think something that they are looking

[1:17:57] at with X-Men, is they're looking at

[1:18:00] Hugh Jackman and saying, "Holy crap, we

[1:18:03] struck gold. We had the same guy playing

[1:18:06] Wolverine for 30 years." You know, like

[1:18:09] James Bond hasn't we haven't had the

[1:18:11] same James Bond, the same Captain Kirk,

[1:18:14] you know, like the same Batman. Like no,

[1:18:16] no character has stayed the same in that

[1:18:18] time uh over as many movies, you know.

[1:18:21] >> Yes. In years. Uh Peter Clafy is the

[1:18:24] name of the United Seven Kingdoms actor.

[1:18:26] Um yeah, and I think that's it's going

[1:18:28] to be a tall order. I think it's gonna

[1:18:30] be very interesting to see how

[1:18:32] at some point the X-Men castings are

[1:18:34] going to start rolling out. Uh, that

[1:18:36] movie is not in production yet. As far

[1:18:38] as we know, it's not even that close.

[1:18:39] Again, if it's not till 2028, they don't

[1:18:41] need to start shooting that till maybe

[1:18:43] like the end of next year.

[1:18:45] >> I believe they just announced the

[1:18:46] screenwriters this past week, right?

[1:18:48] >> Yeah. And it's the two writers on from

[1:18:50] Beef and the Bear, uh, who've worked

[1:18:52] with the director Jake Shy as he is a

[1:18:55] producer on Beef and and whatever. And

[1:18:56] they both wrote the Thunderbolts movie.

[1:18:59] Um, but like they are writing the script

[1:19:01] for the X-Men movie. I don't know that

[1:19:03] they have written the script for the

[1:19:04] X-Men. I mean that there that could mean

[1:19:06] so many you know you know development

[1:19:08] like that that could mean that they're

[1:19:10] sitting in a in a room drinking coffee

[1:19:11] six hours a day going like I would love

[1:19:14] to see these two characters fight and

[1:19:16] like that might be the stage it's at

[1:19:18] right

[1:19:18] >> and and probably for Marvel it's a lot

[1:19:19] of like hey can we use this guy and

[1:19:22] they're like you can't use that guy we

[1:19:24] got plans for him. Um, okay. We got a

[1:19:26] little update from Eric here. Now on

[1:19:28] stage at the Sony presentation at

[1:19:30] Cineacon 2026 is a presentation by

[1:19:34] Barco, co-sponsor of the event and HDR

[1:19:38] company, who played a goofy short film

[1:19:40] about a woman who goes through a door

[1:19:43] from a muted color world to a violent a

[1:19:46] vibrant HDR world. Also not tweet

[1:19:49] worthy, but it's what's going on right

[1:19:51] now. So, this is the equivalent of the

[1:19:53] like um uh Dolby surround commercial you

[1:19:58] see before your film begins.

[1:20:00] >> Sounds like Sony is getting some

[1:20:02] preamble out. I'm surprised they don't

[1:20:05] have Maria Manunos out there just

[1:20:06] announcing this stuff.

[1:20:07] >> Guys, subscribe to Heel Squad. Maria

[1:20:09] needs it, you know.

[1:20:11] >> Uh so, more Morton more not news. Um a

[1:20:14] couple things I wanted to touch on. B,

[1:20:16] we were talking a little bit before. So

[1:20:17] there were two smaller panels earlier

[1:20:20] today from actually three from smaller

[1:20:22] studios.

[1:20:23] >> Uh Studio Canal which is a French film

[1:20:26] company. Um a lot of times when you

[1:20:28] watch a foreign film you might see their

[1:20:29] little logo pop up but they also make

[1:20:31] English language stuff including they

[1:20:34] are the driving force behind the

[1:20:35] Paddington franchise. Um and they

[1:20:38] announced that there is a fourth

[1:20:39] Paddington movie in development.

[1:20:41] >> Yeah.

[1:20:41] >> As having seen all three Paddingtons and

[1:20:43] really enjoyed them. Paddington Peru saw

[1:20:45] it in the theater. Uh, sounds great. I

[1:20:48] trust them. Um, and then two things. I

[1:20:51] have I have takes on both these. They

[1:20:53] announced kind of reboots, reimaginings

[1:20:55] of two older films. They are rebooting

[1:20:58] Escape from New York and they are

[1:21:01] reimagining Joe Dante's The Howling, a

[1:21:05] werewolf movie from the early 80s.

[1:21:06] >> Yeah, it was like 81, right? I think

[1:21:08] it's preg Gremlins.

[1:21:10] >> Oh, yeah. I think you're right.

[1:21:11] >> I think it's preg Gremlins. It But I it

[1:21:13] might be post piranha.

[1:21:15] >> Okay. Yeah, probably. I can't remember

[1:21:16] the timing of that in Florida, but same

[1:21:18] same era. Joe,

[1:21:19] >> here here's my thing on I've recently

[1:21:21] rewatched Escape from New York. Um the

[1:21:25] um

[1:21:25] >> John

[1:21:26] >> John Carpenters's Escape from New York.

[1:21:27] He later made Escape from LA. John

[1:21:29] Carpenter is ripe for reimagining. A lot

[1:21:33] of times people say when a movie is

[1:21:34] great, never remake it because it's

[1:21:36] already good and whatever. John

[1:21:38] Carpenters's movies are good, but they

[1:21:40] are very of their era. Escape from New

[1:21:42] York is a lot of fun. It looks like they

[1:21:45] spent $132 on it.

[1:21:47] >> Oh, I I think that would that's given.

[1:21:49] >> It's on the top end. That's on the top

[1:21:50] end. He was literally like duct taping

[1:21:52] special effects and like and and it's

[1:21:54] supposed to be set in this like

[1:21:55] technological future and like it does

[1:21:57] amazing work giving the constraints.

[1:21:59] >> Oh, it's it's so fun, but you can see

[1:22:00] it.

[1:22:01] >> Yes. Yeah.

[1:22:02] >> And it is a classic premise of New York

[1:22:05] has been turned into a prison island,

[1:22:07] but uh the president has been shut down

[1:22:09] in there and we've got to send in the

[1:22:11] world's biggest badass to pull the

[1:22:13] president. of of a prison island New

[1:22:15] York. Yeah, that's fun, right? It's

[1:22:17] pretty high content.

[1:22:18] >> Escape from LA. He's got to save the

[1:22:19] president's daughter, I think.

[1:22:21] >> Yes. From LA has become a prison island.

[1:22:24] >> There was an earthquake and it fell.

[1:22:25] >> Escape from LA doesn't work nearly as

[1:22:26] well. But, um, I think that is a perfect

[1:22:28] thing for reimagining. A lot is going to

[1:22:31] depend on the casting. Who plays

[1:22:32] Snakelkin?

[1:22:34] >> Well, and who's directing it.

[1:22:35] >> Yes. You got to get somebody who's fun,

[1:22:37] who knows action.

[1:22:38] >> Yeah. I was going to say like I don't

[1:22:39] want it reinvisioned as like a gritty

[1:22:42] >> No, you don't. John Wick this.

[1:22:44] >> You don't John Wick this. You also don't

[1:22:45] Jack Black this. You know what I mean?

[1:22:46] Like it's it's got there's a certain

[1:22:48] level of

[1:22:50] >> carpenter like you know I think of they

[1:22:51] live

[1:22:52] >> as like you know Btier Carpenter that is

[1:22:55] also somehow like pure carpenter you

[1:22:57] know like it's campy. It's goofy. It

[1:23:00] knows what it's doing. It has a sense of

[1:23:02] humor about the absurdity of its

[1:23:03] premise.

[1:23:04] >> But it is but it is not winking either.

[1:23:05] >> It's not winking. It's it's it's like

[1:23:07] >> it's kind of dead serious about its very

[1:23:09] ridiculous

[1:23:10] >> premises. It's so good. But yeah, I

[1:23:11] think someone who could do that with

[1:23:13] Escape from New York, I I I would watch

[1:23:15] that hands down.

[1:23:16] >> And and The Howling, I've seen it once,

[1:23:18] but I'm less familiar. And again, I also

[1:23:20] don't mind that cuz for me, and I know

[1:23:23] there are people that belove those '8s

[1:23:25] horror movies, uh um what's the Fright

[1:23:28] Night, the Howling, the Hunger, like a

[1:23:31] lot of those type of movies. I don't

[1:23:33] hate reimagining those because again a

[1:23:35] lot of the special effects do not hold

[1:23:37] up to modern uh veillances and like when

[1:23:41] things like visuals take you out of a

[1:23:43] movie it also cuts the tension and the

[1:23:45] scariness.

[1:23:45] >> Yeah, you want to stay in it.

[1:23:46] >> Not for everybody but for me it does. So

[1:23:48] I could see that working. Also Studio

[1:23:50] Canal's like they got a Danny Bole movie

[1:23:52] about a young Rupert Murdoch. Fun.

[1:23:54] There's a Eli Roth horror movie called

[1:23:57] The Ice Cream Man. The trailer for that

[1:23:58] is out. You can go see that. Um, and

[1:24:00] then I do love this. I don't know if

[1:24:02] this is gonna be a good movie, but they

[1:24:04] have a Taran Edgarton movie called

[1:24:06] Everybody Wants to [ __ ] Me.

[1:24:08] >> Now, hang on one second. This is a

[1:24:10] hilarious place to break off. Sarah

[1:24:12] Hatchadorian, who I rarely believe, uh,

[1:24:15] is telling us that we have a look at the

[1:24:17] Spider-Verse photo, uh, a Spider-Verse

[1:24:19] photo over on Discussing Film. Brian, is

[1:24:21] it possible to pull that up uh, on the

[1:24:24] the big screen back here behind us?

[1:24:26] Okay, I've got um well, on their

[1:24:30] Twitter, they do not have it up yet.

[1:24:32] They they do have a tweet that says,

[1:24:34] "The team behind Beyond the Spider-Verse

[1:24:36] are backstage at Cineacon. Turn on

[1:24:38] notifications."

[1:24:39] >> Okay.

[1:24:39] >> Uh at least as of right now, me. There

[1:24:43] it is. That's the tweet there.

[1:24:44] >> They're torturing a small wooden man.

[1:24:47] And as someone who grew up on Pinocchio,

[1:24:49] I can't abide that kind of behavior.

[1:24:51] >> Um uh but all that going back to the

[1:24:55] much more oppressive Taran Eggerton,

[1:24:56] everyone wants to [ __ ]

[1:24:57] >> Everybody wants to [ __ ] me. And I just

[1:24:58] read the one sentence pitch is that uh a

[1:25:01] man discovers that every woman in the

[1:25:03] world is stalking him and wants to [ __ ]

[1:25:05] him,

[1:25:06] >> which sounds like a crazy

[1:25:08] >> This could go either way.

[1:25:10] >> Psychopathic fever dream fantasy

[1:25:12] fulfillment kind of thing. But good for

[1:25:14] them for getting an Fbomb into their

[1:25:16] movie title.

[1:25:17] >> I'll take it. I'll take it. Now, the the

[1:25:18] other big uh slate of uh awards today

[1:25:22] was the um I'm blanking on the name of

[1:25:24] it. the PE people who did Sound of

[1:25:25] Freedom.

[1:25:26] >> Angel Studios also had a little panel.

[1:25:28] >> Uh we got a shot of Jeff Daniels as

[1:25:30] Ronald Reagan.

[1:25:32] >> Yes.

[1:25:32] >> Uh they have an Allen uh

[1:25:34] >> Alan Richson. And the trailer for that

[1:25:36] movie has been released called Runner.

[1:25:38] Alan Richson and Owen Wilson weirdly. Uh

[1:25:41] >> delivering a liver to a

[1:25:43] >> Yeah. And it kind of has some

[1:25:44] extraction. There's there's fights and

[1:25:46] car chases and stuff like that. So

[1:25:48] that's theirs.

[1:25:48] >> Uh we got a super chat from Hannah Basso

[1:25:50] 1398. Uh, what do you think Sony could

[1:25:53] shock everyone with tonight?

[1:25:55] >> I mean, if they announced

[1:26:00] live action Miles Morales

[1:26:02] >> Yeah.

[1:26:02] >> movie standalone.

[1:26:04] >> Yeah.

[1:26:05] >> I think that would be shocking, would be

[1:26:07] smart, would be like, "Yes, please."

[1:26:09] Right.

[1:26:10] >> Something like that. Like, what if

[1:26:11] they're like, "No more of these C-tier

[1:26:13] spider villains. Let's figure out how we

[1:26:16] can have a spider movie almost every

[1:26:18] year."

[1:26:19] >> Yes. And that's have let's have a

[1:26:20] concurrent franchise.

[1:26:21] >> Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. I think that

[1:26:23] would I think that would really blow

[1:26:24] everybody's mind. I think also,

[1:26:26] >> you know, we know he's there. Uh Zack

[1:26:28] Kger coming off of Weapons, I think kind

[1:26:31] of has a golden ticket for about a year.

[1:26:33] Yes. At least. At least. I I think

[1:26:35] probably much more. I'm really a fan of

[1:26:36] his.

[1:26:37] >> But um I think he could come out and be

[1:26:40] like, "Yeah, you know what? We're going

[1:26:41] to do four Resident Evil movies." or you

[1:26:44] know like it's it's possible we get some

[1:26:46] kind of Kgerverse announcement. Uh you

[1:26:49] know we know that they're working on a

[1:26:51] prequel to Glattis using a lot of

[1:26:53] material that was originally supposed to

[1:26:54] be in weapons that was cut for time. Um

[1:26:57] you know uh so that won't be a surprise

[1:26:59] so much as a confirmation of maybe what

[1:27:01] the direction of that will be and flavor

[1:27:03] of that will be. Um but I I think we

[1:27:05] could see some big Zack Kger news even

[1:27:07] beyond Resident Evil tonight.

[1:27:08] >> Yes. Yeah. His two announced projects on

[1:27:11] IMDb. He only has the Glattis kind of

[1:27:13] prequel and Resident Evil and and he's

[1:27:16] listed as a director for both. I don't

[1:27:18] know that like that there could be kind

[1:27:20] of like a James Juan style thing of like

[1:27:22] he becomes a producer. He kind of hands

[1:27:24] it off. Something like that. Or or maybe

[1:27:26] like this guy's like, "Yeah, I'll I'll

[1:27:27] just direct one movie a year every year.

[1:27:30] Eat [ __ ] Jordan Peele."

[1:27:32] >> You know what I mean? Like uh eat eat

[1:27:34] [ __ ] Terrence Malik. I don't know. Name

[1:27:36] somebody else that takes a long time to

[1:27:37] make a movie. Tarantino make 10 movies.

[1:27:40] That's it. You know?

[1:27:41] >> Yeah. Cracker's like, "I'll make 10

[1:27:42] movies this decade." Dummies.

[1:27:45] >> Yes.

[1:27:45] >> Love it.

[1:27:46] >> Um, okay. Real quick. Uh, oh, we got

[1:27:48] another super chat here. Angel Garcia

[1:27:49] 6892. Uh, I think there is a huge chunk

[1:27:52] of the general audience that only know

[1:27:54] Doom from the first two Fantastic Four

[1:27:56] movies and not his comic book lore. Woe

[1:28:00] be unto they who know him only from

[1:28:03] those films.

[1:28:03] >> Big Julian McMahon stands out there.

[1:28:06] >> Yeah. RP. RIP. Everyone go watch

[1:28:08] everyone go watch the Surfer. What was

[1:28:10] this final movie with Nick Cage? It was

[1:28:11] great.

[1:28:11] >> I think that was it. Yeah.

[1:28:12] >> Um, uh, $5 super chat from ISJ 1394. Not

[1:28:16] a question. I just want to say thank you

[1:28:18] for everything you all do. I look

[1:28:19] forward to your content every day and

[1:28:20] appreciate how hard you all work. We are

[1:28:22] not nurses or first responders, but we

[1:28:24] will take your thanks. Thank you, ISJ

[1:28:27] 1394.

[1:28:27] >> Hey, you know what? The placebo effect

[1:28:29] is real, Berg. And I fully believe that

[1:28:31] if they believe we are making them

[1:28:33] healthier and feel better,

[1:28:34] >> I'll take it. I'll take it.

[1:28:36] >> Yes.

[1:28:37] >> Um, okay. Uh, this one is for Zach. Uh,

[1:28:40] I'm not going to tell you why. You'll

[1:28:41] figure it out when I read it. Uh, got to

[1:28:43] go bam. $5 super chat. Over or under

[1:28:46] 20%. We get at least one MF Doom needle

[1:28:50] drop in Doomsday.

[1:28:51] >> Oo.

[1:28:52] >> You think we get something from M Food

[1:28:54] or maybe like uh what was the album he

[1:28:56] did with the uh with Aquatine?

[1:28:59] >> Yeah. I mean,

[1:29:00] >> or him and him and uh Zarface have a

[1:29:03] pretty good pretty

[1:29:04] >> I bet. I bet even if it's like very

[1:29:06] subtle like just a car is driving by

[1:29:08] with a window down and you you hear like

[1:29:10] some you know a little bit of hip-hop or

[1:29:13] whatever

[1:29:14] >> I do think that that is likely they got

[1:29:16] they got a Ghostface Killer track into

[1:29:18] the first Iron Man movie um for similar

[1:29:21] reasons. I think I take the over on

[1:29:24] that.

[1:29:24] >> Here we go. Here we go. We got a tweet

[1:29:26] from from the New Rockstars account in

[1:29:28] the room in Vegas. Sony Pictures

[1:29:30] chairman Tom Rothman is back on stage at

[1:29:33] Cineacon. He predicts 2026 will be an

[1:29:36] Olympic level year for all studios.

[1:29:39] >> Tom, 2028 is Olympic.

[1:29:40] >> Yeah, please. LA28, baby. Uh, good luck

[1:29:43] getting a $28 ticket. Uh, while

[1:29:45] admitting admissions are still

[1:29:46] recovering postco, he touts a wide slate

[1:29:49] of programming from Sony coming this

[1:29:51] year, he urges the industry reps in the

[1:29:52] crowd for longer theatrical windows,

[1:29:55] shorter pre-show ads. Damn right, says

[1:29:58] someone in the crowd. Rothman ends his

[1:30:00] bit with get off the ad crack. Rothman

[1:30:02] also pushes for cheaper tickets. I'm

[1:30:04] team Rothman. I have to admit Tom

[1:30:06] Rothman who is an old salty dog and I

[1:30:09] mean that high compliment is famous for

[1:30:12] giving very kind of like blunt

[1:30:14] interviews. He was not too long ago he

[1:30:17] was on uh uh Matt Matt Belly's the town

[1:30:21] uh podcast where he kind of talked about

[1:30:23] wide ranging topics including a lot of

[1:30:24] like good Spider-Man topics. think Eric

[1:30:26] cited that interview in um in a video on

[1:30:30] New Rockstars. Uh interesting. So like

[1:30:33] there's that push pull. It's interesting

[1:30:34] that he So one of those things he's

[1:30:37] saying to the other movie studios that

[1:30:41] they should have longer theatrical

[1:30:42] windows because it is the movie studio

[1:30:44] that controls how long a movie stays in

[1:30:47] theaters before it goes to VOD or or

[1:30:50] streaming or or physical media or

[1:30:51] whatever, right? Whereas then he's

[1:30:53] saying to the theater chains, quit quit

[1:30:56] showing as many ads and make tickets

[1:30:59] cheaper. And it is kind of like there

[1:31:01] are these two sidebyside industries that

[1:31:04] need each other, but they have different

[1:31:06] agendas and sometimes they're doing

[1:31:08] things that kind of hurt the other,

[1:31:10] right? Like the biggest talk uh in

[1:31:12] Cineacon over the last couple years has

[1:31:14] been the shortening theatrical window,

[1:31:16] right? um during the pandemic it that

[1:31:19] got shrunken and a lot it hasn't come

[1:31:20] back for a lot of different studios. How

[1:31:23] long they go um from when a movie is

[1:31:26] released in theaters to when it is

[1:31:27] available for paid purchase um at home.

[1:31:32] Um Universal famously has cut that down

[1:31:34] to like 17 days for some movies like two

[1:31:37] weeks and change. Uh Disney has kept

[1:31:40] firm by like I think 60 days at a

[1:31:43] minimum and for some of their movies.

[1:31:45] >> Well, and they got in trouble for that

[1:31:46] with uh ScarJo.

[1:31:48] >> Well, yeah, the pandemic for the Black

[1:31:50] Widow. Uh but so like there's push pull

[1:31:52] and Stephen Bravy Studio, but Universal

[1:31:54] has announced they're trying to move.

[1:31:56] They're trying to get back to having it

[1:31:57] be longer. That'll help the studios.

[1:31:59] >> Now, the chat is saying that Bra brand

[1:32:01] new day is being showcased right now in

[1:32:04] the room. So, uh,

[1:32:07] >> uh, let's see. Oh, here we go. Sony

[1:32:09] Cinem panel begins with an update about

[1:32:11] Spider-Man Brand New Day. Tom Rothman

[1:32:13] says, "Brand New Day is the biggest

[1:32:14] thing we've ever made, but it feels like

[1:32:16] nothing we've ever made." Rothman boasts

[1:32:18] that the Brand New Day trailer is the

[1:32:20] most viewed trailer in their history

[1:32:21] with more than 1 billion views in a

[1:32:25] week.

[1:32:25] >> Yes. There's an interesting strategy on

[1:32:27] that trailer, too. They released it on

[1:32:29] like seven different accounts. like the

[1:32:32] two seconds of like the the Tik Toks the

[1:32:35] day before they released like GIF length

[1:32:37] clips.

[1:32:37] >> I mean, yeah, I don't know how they're

[1:32:38] counting up all the views, but again,

[1:32:40] they added up like it's like Sony

[1:32:42] gaming, Sony South America, Sony India

[1:32:44] or whatever, right? Like all the

[1:32:46] different ones. But also,

[1:32:47] >> we have a scene incoming. Tom Holland is

[1:32:50] on the stage at Cineacon right now, not

[1:32:52] in person, but as a pre-recorded

[1:32:53] projection on screen standing beside Tom

[1:32:55] Rothman. Tom Holland calls Spider-Man:

[1:32:57] Brand New Day the most grownup

[1:32:59] Spider-Man movie they've ever made.

[1:33:01] Spider Dong confirmed.

[1:33:03] >> Whoa.

[1:33:04] >> I may be reading between the lines.

[1:33:06] >> Whoa. Grown up.

[1:33:07] >> Spiderhole confirmed. We're getting

[1:33:09] some. We're getting genitalia. Tom

[1:33:12] Holland basically said as much.

[1:33:14] >> Grown up. More like bricked up. Um uh

[1:33:18] yeah, last year Tom Holland also sent in

[1:33:20] a video of like from the set of Brand

[1:33:22] New Day. So this year he's sending in

[1:33:24] another video. Um maybe he's popping a

[1:33:27] bureau wherever he's at.

[1:33:30] >> We're seeing we're seeing chatter from

[1:33:31] you the chat that there is a poster up

[1:33:34] somewhere. Uh we're maybe discussing

[1:33:37] film. Brian, if you can pull that up. Um

[1:33:39] give it a refresh. See what's going on.

[1:33:42] Um here we go. New posters for

[1:33:45] Spider-Man Brand New Day.

[1:33:47] >> Okay. So the poster, this one, you got

[1:33:50] MJ in the reflection along with New York

[1:33:52] City skyline. That's kind of a very,

[1:33:54] this is a very classic poster. There's a

[1:33:56] lot of the Remy posters were like zoomed

[1:33:59] in on the mask. Good reflections there.

[1:34:03] Um, very cool.

[1:34:04] >> Can we look at the next image?

[1:34:06] >> And then this is kind of straight from

[1:34:08] the trailer.

[1:34:08] >> None of these are showing Dong. It's

[1:34:10] weird. I I feel like

[1:34:11] >> Well, technically there's multiple Dongs

[1:34:13] in this poster. They're just covered in

[1:34:16] the camera lens. Um,

[1:34:17] >> yeah. Interesting. This this

[1:34:19] highlighting of the the hand just which

[1:34:22] looks sick.

[1:34:23] >> Yes,

[1:34:23] >> they are so cinematic looking. They're

[1:34:25] so cool looking.

[1:34:26] >> I love the flowing robes. Like you get

[1:34:28] to see so much motion even in this shot.

[1:34:30] >> Yeah.

[1:34:31] >> Yeah. All the red. I really like that.

[1:34:34] Yeah, these are great posters.

[1:34:35] >> Yeah, that's great. Um, and presumably

[1:34:38] they're they're dropping a scene now. I

[1:34:41] I have to imagine that scene will hit

[1:34:43] YouTube very soon. Uh maybe not tonight,

[1:34:46] maybe not while we're streaming. Uh but

[1:34:49] you can bet your boots if it does, uh we

[1:34:51] will be breaking it down on the channel.

[1:34:54] Uh probably knowing Eric, I'm sure he'll

[1:34:57] have a script done by like 4 a.m. and

[1:34:59] I'll wake up to be like, "Hey, we need

[1:35:01] this bacon to eat, you know, or

[1:35:02] whatever."

[1:35:03] >> Um

[1:35:05] okay. Also, we've got Iron Maiden

[1:35:06] trending, which is good to know. Uh uh

[1:35:09] Sarah Hatchadorian with a $5 super chat

[1:35:12] over under 20%. Berg's daughter delivers

[1:35:14] him a sick burn before we get Cineacon

[1:35:16] doomsday news. Absolutely over 20%.

[1:35:19] >> If he were looking at his phone right

[1:35:21] now, he would be burned.

[1:35:22] >> My daughter burned the Aremis astronauts

[1:35:25] on landing. Uh she get she was texting

[1:35:28] me live as it was happening. She's like,

[1:35:29] "Are you watching?" I was like, "No, I

[1:35:30] forgot it was happening. I'm reading a

[1:35:32] book." And she was texting me like they

[1:35:35] they won't get out of the dang

[1:35:36] spaceship. Get into the dang boat

[1:35:38] already. Who cares if you fall in the

[1:35:40] ocean? just so she's such a weird

[1:35:43] crotchety prospector. It's I don't know

[1:35:46] how it happened. I'm thrilled about it.

[1:35:48] Um but yeah, so I'll definitely get a

[1:35:50] burn. Might not be about uh about this.

[1:35:52] Uh 279 super chat from Canada. Our

[1:35:56] prayers were heard. Our prayers are

[1:35:57] being answered by Jamoka 34. Uh what are

[1:36:00] we getting today? We're getting

[1:36:01] Spider-Man. Um you know, we'll we'll

[1:36:05] have more Spider-Man news on what this

[1:36:06] scene is soon. I'm sure Eric is typing

[1:36:08] as fast as he can. And and to recap

[1:36:10] because we've been going for an hour and

[1:36:11] a half already.

[1:36:12] >> Other things we're expecting. So we're

[1:36:14] in the middle of some brand new day uh

[1:36:16] news presentation, whatever is coming

[1:36:18] out that we are going to relay as soon

[1:36:19] as it comes in. We are also expecting

[1:36:21] maybe some Beyond the Spider-Verse news

[1:36:23] updates footage. Uh something about

[1:36:26] Jumanji 4, something about Resident

[1:36:28] Evil. Uh possibly something about these

[1:36:31] Beatles movies, possibly something about

[1:36:34] this Insidious sequel. Who knows what

[1:36:36] else they squeeze in before the end of

[1:36:38] this panel. We still have upwards of an

[1:36:40] extra hour left. Yeah.

[1:36:42] >> Uh, Loi Girl lore enthusiast $10 super

[1:36:45] chat. Thank you, Loi Girlore Enthusiast.

[1:36:47] What are the odds we see Maya Lopez in

[1:36:49] Daredevil Born Again season 3 over under

[1:36:52] 20%.

[1:36:53] >> I don't know. They're so busy not

[1:36:54] showing us the Defenders. I don't know

[1:36:56] if they maybe that won't it will not

[1:36:58] show us uh Ekko as well. Yeah, se season

[1:37:01] 3 feels a little oversted in my opinion

[1:37:04] uh at this point four episodes in. Um

[1:37:07] you know, so I I don't think we're going

[1:37:08] to get Maya Lopez. I I don't think that

[1:37:11] was a I think Marvel kind of sandbagged

[1:37:14] that one promotionally, but I think it

[1:37:16] they did the same thing to Wonderman and

[1:37:17] Wonderman popped off for them. So I I

[1:37:19] don't think that's a character that has

[1:37:21] the the pull to come back more so than

[1:37:23] the Defenders who are already swirling

[1:37:26] with rumors around it. So, old old

[1:37:28] friend Yuca Pria saying sending in a

[1:37:30] super chat. It needs more spider dong. I

[1:37:33] mean, cowbell. He he could use both.

[1:37:37] Technically, technically posters, it's

[1:37:39] really hard for them to incorporate

[1:37:40] cowbell into a poster.

[1:37:42] >> Yes, it's traditionally not the right

[1:37:44] medium for something that is known for

[1:37:45] its acoustics, but we're always pushing

[1:37:47] the boundaries of what's possible with

[1:37:49] art.

[1:37:49] >> It's like dancing to architecture, you

[1:37:51] know? It's really hard to listen to a

[1:37:53] poster. Yeah.

[1:37:54] >> Uh, okay. Steve LH865 $5 super chat

[1:37:58] while we're waiting for more Spider-Man

[1:38:00] news. What are the odds Punishers one

[1:38:02] last kill is taking out Fisk. Over under

[1:38:06] 20%.

[1:38:08] >> I'd say under.

[1:38:09] >> I think under. Yeah,

[1:38:10] >> I'd say under. Um

[1:38:12] yeah, it it does feel like especially

[1:38:14] knowing that Brand New Day season 3 is

[1:38:16] already underway. I wouldn't mind if

[1:38:18] they moved away from Kingpin in season

[1:38:20] three and introduced a new foe, but it

[1:38:23] doesn't seem like we're on that path.

[1:38:25] >> I I just I like Vincent Denophrio so

[1:38:28] much. I think he his performance as

[1:38:30] Kingpin is one of the strongest part.

[1:38:32] For me, what I want from Daredevil is

[1:38:34] more stuff like the Bullseye Diner scene

[1:38:36] and just more Kingpin beating the crap

[1:38:39] out of guys, you know, like the the rest

[1:38:41] of it

[1:38:42] >> I'm fine on, you know, like but if I

[1:38:45] think if we lost Vincent Denrio, those

[1:38:47] would be pretty big shoes to fill.

[1:38:49] >> Yeah, I agree. Maybe we move out beyond

[1:38:51] him being the mayor and get back to him

[1:38:53] being a gangster. Maybe. Yeah.

[1:38:55] >> Uh, Blue Monkey MK 2 lb super chat. Do

[1:38:58] you want the next Wolverine to be

[1:39:00] smaller? Hell yeah. Give me Peter

[1:39:01] Dinklage's Wolverine. I'll take it.

[1:39:03] >> Give Give us the short king uh

[1:39:05] Wolverine. Not that doesn't have to be

[1:39:07] Dinklage Small. So Dinglage might be too

[1:39:08] old at this point.

[1:39:10] >> Too old. Yeah.

[1:39:10] >> Um yeah. I mean we earlier were talking

[1:39:13] about Taran Edggerton. That's somebody

[1:39:14] who people have been f casting as

[1:39:16] Wolverine. Oh yeah.

[1:39:17] >> For a minute as he is a kind of a stocky

[1:39:19] gentleman who is under six feet tall. I

[1:39:21] don't know his exact height. Um yeah. I

[1:39:23] mean, you know, a lot of people question

[1:39:25] the casting of Hugh Jackman when he was

[1:39:27] initially cast as he is well over six

[1:39:28] feet tall and is kind of a life framed

[1:39:31] gentleman. I think nobody questions it

[1:39:33] now. He has embodied that role so well.

[1:39:35] Absolutely.

[1:39:36] >> But it would be nice. Also, it is going

[1:39:38] to be a tough ask of anybody. There's

[1:39:40] already been three actors that have

[1:39:41] played Spider-Man. There's already been

[1:39:42] like four different people that we're

[1:39:45] getting some chat saying that discussing

[1:39:47] film has a scene description of the

[1:39:48] Spider-Man scene. Brian, if you could uh

[1:39:50] refresh the the Twitter page, CVU play.

[1:39:54] Um,

[1:39:56] >> okay. Here's I've got discussing film

[1:39:58] up.

[1:39:58] >> Here we go. We got a a scene description