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Patreon Exclusive: Big Trouble (2002) (Patreon)

Published:
2024-02-08 21:27:00
Edited:
2024-02-08 21:28:08
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2026-06
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Here's the follow-up to our episode on Wild Wild West where we discuss the movie Sonnenfeld directed next: Big Trouble. This one kinda flew under the radar due to its release getting pushed back after 9/11 due to a plot element centered around hijacking an airplane. Still, it's an enjoyable film with a great cast that we had a lot of fun revisiting and discussing for you. Let us know your thoughts on this movie below!

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Mary and Steve

Walking Tacos are perfect workplace potluck foods OMG I was just going to ask yall about the Pop-Tart movie, they finally released a still from it. Maybe that J-Law mop movie was ahead of its time.

Mary and Steve

Thru public transport noises I thought Ryan was saying the story of Fargo was saving Hitler and was like ‘I know I’m dumb but I think we watched verrrry different movies.’ I love this peek behind the scenes btw I dreamed John Travolta and I had a podcast, maybe that’s the move. Fool’s Paradise had a couple bits and gags I still think about. That was my one MoviePass movie before it stopped working lol

Luke Gordnier

Would love to send you guys sour grapes. You would have an excuse to rewatch and rank all the Seinfeld episodes

JokersJuicyAss

Okay so all of the stuff you thought I sent you, it was by me, but also Black Dog, but I wanted to send you guys Breakdown but there was one left and between the time I first saw it and the time I sent you guys that shit it was sold

JokersJuicyAss

Also context for those CDs, so I sent you Danger Danger because it's album art is similar to The Shadow, very Noir like, and for Poison, like you said I took it literally, but I could've and probably should've sent you a cheap best of CD but I went out of my way to get you Native Tongue for just how creepy that album art and the best part is, it's fucking Poison the most Good Vibes, Safe Dirty, band imaginable

JokersJuicyAss

Speaking of Miami I'm gonna take a prediction and say when GTA 6 comes out there is gonna be a lot more movies thanking place in Miami

Thomas Bishop

i really loved the short-lived Dennis Farina private detective show Buddy Faro with him and Frank Whaley opening a hollywood detective agency. Nowadays it's just on middling-quality TV rips as far as I know, but it's hilarious and genuinely a real great Elmore Leonard-esque companion piece.

Luke Gordnier

The pop tart movie has a production still out

Luke Gordnier

I sent the Fraser Christmas episodes, found out it existed and knew I had to sent it.

Luke Gordnier

I remember when Ryan opened with impression

Steven Trotter

I think Tom Cruise is probably a halfway decent guy, but most of if not all of that aggressive almost hostile friendliness has to come from Scientology. I went into a center once to scope it out and that's the vibe I got from everyone, to a lesser degree

Tom Goodwin

Jason Lee is a bit of an interesting one. I used to know someone connected to his current wife -- he apparently left Scientology some years back and shifted over to photography rather than acting. Not sure if this was a way to stay out of the way of the Scientology PR machine or if it was just having more kids, ageing and having shifting interests.

Sidetracks

I’ll have to check this out, thanks!

Brian Kish

Hi guys! On a previous episode you mentioned Derek and Clive Get The Horn. It's a documentary on Peter Cooke and Dudley Moore's very, VERY filthy characters. Those albums were quite scandalous back in the day (imagine now) and well-loved by bands on tour and schoolboys alike. Not the funniest stuff in the world but weirdly cathartic hearing the "c" word 100 times in the span of five minutes. The "British Cum Town" comparison is apt. Cooke and Moore's Sherlock Holmes parody movie is an almost classic perhaps, tho. Love your content, thanks for the shoutout ages ago and thanks for all the entertainment! ✊️

Brandon Fellows

I believe Kevin Sorbo was the original lead in Black Dog. Was replaced late in the process with Swayze.

Lux Anatis

To provide one possible answer your question about the Hot Cheetos thing, I read an article defending it's almost totally fictional events as acceptable because it creates something for immigrants to look up to.

JokersJuicyAss

Patrick Swayze, like the least dad looking man imaginable to play a Ex Con Trucker

Snotmail.com

Shoulda called it "Hassles in the Air".