CSB3: We Should Do A Track Day!

[riceburner]

its pretty sad, the chemistry of him and his crew in his late 90's movies was so amazing. just the right amount of random humor completely unrelated to the point of the movie.

 

[riceburner]

what other will ferrel movies am i sleeping on? i think i've only seen night at the roxbury (good mostly in a 'making fun of the 80's/90's sense) elf and talladega nights. might be forgetting a few.

 

[sterkrazzy]

Step Brothers!

 

[torga]

what other will ferrel movies am i sleeping on? i think i've only seen night at the roxbury (good mostly in a 'making fun of the 80's/90's sense) elf and talladega nights. might be forgetting a few.

bro. zoolander? step brothers? anchorman? blades of glory was also fun, but last time i watched it i was like 16. may or may not hold up. but the "no one knows what it means" bit is still a part of my lexicon to this day

edit: i guess zoolander is more of a ben stiller movie, but will ferrell has a big part!

 

[sterkrazzy]

Anytime you make more room for anything at all..."There's so much more room for activies!"

 

[riceburner]

maybe part of why i'm wierd is because i always had very exact interests as a kid and didn't vary too much outside of them.

my interests from various age ranges:

2-5: Firetrucks. Like, I wanted to BE a firetruck
5-7: Buzz Lightyear.
8-10: Dinosaurs, then godzilla
11-13: Aquatic mammals and jungles. Star wars, but not the other one.. star track?
14: Boobs and hip hop (hip hop to current)
15-Current: Ass, and cars
16: Clothes
17: Weed

From there on my interests have broadened a lot. But I was never into sports or guns/shooting games so missed out on all that.

 

[riceburner]

bro. zoolander? step brothers? anchorman? blades of glory was also fun, but last time i watched it i was like 16. may or may not hold up. but the "no one knows what it means" bit is still a part of my lexicon to this day

edit: i guess zoolander is more of a ben stiller movie, but will ferrell has a big part!

Ohh yeahh step brothers is bomb. And john reilly is my absolute fav as dr steve bruelle for some reason.
Havent seen anchorman
Havent seen blades of glory
Havent seen zoolander. Have seen a few ben stillers and they were a little too 'poop joke' for me.

 

[mwoodski]

maybe part of why i'm wierd is because i always had very exact interests as a kid and didn't vary too much outside of them.

my interests from various age ranges:

2-5: Firetrucks. Like, I wanted to BE a firetruck
5-7: Buzz Lightyear.
8-10: Dinosaurs, then godzilla
11-13: Aquatic mammals and jungles. Star wars, but not the other one.. star track?
14: Boobs and hip hop (hip hop to current)
15-Current: Ass, and cars
16: Clothes
17: Weed

From there on my interests have broadened a lot. But I was never into sports or guns/shooting games so missed out on all that.

this is called autism

 

[riceburner]

my wife was a therapist for children with autism for a while and thinks i might be barely on the spectrum lol. however i think a big part of autism is not being able to pick up on social ques and stuff like that. i'm pretty damn good at reading people.

 

[oddspyke]

Bro go watch Uncut Gems. It's definitely Sandler's best film. And I'm saying that as a guy who likes OG Sandler comedies.

But it's not a comedy...

Spanglish is also excellent. He's actually a good dramatic actor, surprisingly.

 

[riceburner]

I looked up the 50 highest box-office ranked movies. Right column is if i've seen it. (7/50)

Highest-grossing films[12]
Rank	Title	Worldwide gross	Year	Have I seen it
1​	Avatar	$2,923,706,026	2009	NO
2​	Avengers: Endgame	$2,797,501,328	2019	NO
3​	​ Avatar: The Way of Water	$2,316,794,914	2022	NO
4​	​ Titanic	T$2,256,392,809	1997	YES
5​	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$2,068,223,624	2015	NO
6​	Avengers: Infinity War	$2,048,359,754	2018	NO
7​	Spider-Man: No Way Home	$1,921,847,111	2021	NO
8​	Jurassic World	$1,671,537,444	2015	NO
9​	The Lion King	$1,656,943,394	2019	YES
10​	The Avengers	$1,518,815,515	2012	NO
11​	Furious 7	$1,515,341,399	2015	NO
12​	Top Gun: Maverick	$1,493,491,858	2022	NO
13​	Frozen II	$1,450,026,933	2019	NO
14​	Avengers: Age of Ultron	$1,402,809,540	2015	NO
15​	Black Panther	$1,347,280,838	2018	NO
16​	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2	$1,342,139,727	2011	NO
17​	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	$1,332,539,889	2017	NO
18​	Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom	$1,308,473,425	2018	NO
19​	Frozen	F$1,290,000,000	2013	NO
20​	Beauty and the Beast	$1,263,521,126	2017	NO
21​	Incredibles 2	$1,242,805,359	2018	NO
22​	The Fate of the Furious	F8$1,238,764,765	2017	NO
23​	Iron Man 3	$1,214,811,252	2013	NO
24​	Minions	$1,159,444,662	2015	NO
25​	Captain America: Civil War	$1,153,337,496	2016	NO
26​	Aquaman	$1,148,528,393	2018	NO
27​	​ The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King	$1,147,633,833	2003	NO
28​	Spider-Man: Far From Home	$1,131,927,996	2019	NO
29​	Captain Marvel	$1,128,274,794	2019	NO
30​	Transformers: Dark of the Moon	$1,123,794,079	2011	NO
31​	Skyfall	$1,108,569,499	2012	NO
32​	Transformers: Age of Extinction	$1,104,054,072	2014	NO
33​	The Dark Knight Rises	$1,081,169,825	2012	NO
34​	Joker	$1,074,458,282	2019	NO
35​	Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker	$1,074,144,248	2019	NO
36​	Toy Story 4	$1,073,394,593	2019	NO
37​	Toy Story 3	$1,066,970,811	2010	YES
38​	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	$1,066,179,747	2006	NO
39​	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	$1,057,420,387	2016	NO
40​	Aladdin	$1,050,693,953	2019	YES
41​	Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides	$1,045,713,802	2011	NO
42​	Despicable Me 3	$1,034,800,131	2017	NO
43​	Jurassic Park	$1,034,199,003	1993	YES
44​	Finding Dory	$1,028,570,942	2016	YES
45​	Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace	$1,027,082,707	1999	YES
46​	Alice in Wonderland	$1,025,468,216	2010	NO
47​	Zootopia	$1,023,784,195	2016	NO
48​	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	$1,017,030,651	2012	NO
49​	Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone	HP1$1,009,046,830	2001	NO
50​	The Dark Knight	$1,006,234,167	2008	NO

 

[GolNat]

I looked up the 50 highest box-office ranked movies. Right column is if i've seen it. (7/50)

Highest-grossing films[12]
Rank	Title	Worldwide gross	Year	Have I seen it
1​	Avatar	$2,923,706,026	2009	NO
2​	Avengers: Endgame	$2,797,501,328	2019	NO
3​	​ Avatar: The Way of Water	$2,316,794,914	2022	NO
4​	​ Titanic	T$2,256,392,809	1997	YES
5​	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	$2,068,223,624	2015	NO
6​	Avengers: Infinity War	$2,048,359,754	2018	NO
7​	Spider-Man: No Way Home	$1,921,847,111	2021	NO
8​	Jurassic World	$1,671,537,444	2015	NO
9​	The Lion King	$1,656,943,394	2019	YES
10​	The Avengers	$1,518,815,515	2012	NO
11​	Furious 7	$1,515,341,399	2015	NO
12​	Top Gun: Maverick	$1,493,491,858	2022	NO
13​	Frozen II	$1,450,026,933	2019	NO
14​	Avengers: Age of Ultron	$1,402,809,540	2015	NO
15​	Black Panther	$1,347,280,838	2018	NO
16​	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2	$1,342,139,727	2011	NO
17​	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	$1,332,539,889	2017	NO
18​	Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom	$1,308,473,425	2018	NO
19​	Frozen	F$1,290,000,000	2013	NO
20​	Beauty and the Beast	$1,263,521,126	2017	NO
21​	Incredibles 2	$1,242,805,359	2018	NO
22​	The Fate of the Furious	F8$1,238,764,765	2017	NO
23​	Iron Man 3	$1,214,811,252	2013	NO
24​	Minions	$1,159,444,662	2015	NO
25​	Captain America: Civil War	$1,153,337,496	2016	NO
26​	Aquaman	$1,148,528,393	2018	NO
27​	​ The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King	$1,147,633,833	2003	NO
28​	Spider-Man: Far From Home	$1,131,927,996	2019	NO
29​	Captain Marvel	$1,128,274,794	2019	NO
30​	Transformers: Dark of the Moon	$1,123,794,079	2011	NO
31​	Skyfall	$1,108,569,499	2012	NO
32​	Transformers: Age of Extinction	$1,104,054,072	2014	NO
33​	The Dark Knight Rises	$1,081,169,825	2012	NO
34​	Joker	$1,074,458,282	2019	NO
35​	Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker	$1,074,144,248	2019	NO
36​	Toy Story 4	$1,073,394,593	2019	NO
37​	Toy Story 3	$1,066,970,811	2010	YES
38​	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	$1,066,179,747	2006	NO
39​	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	$1,057,420,387	2016	NO
40​	Aladdin	$1,050,693,953	2019	YES
41​	Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides	$1,045,713,802	2011	NO
42​	Despicable Me 3	$1,034,800,131	2017	NO
43​	Jurassic Park	$1,034,199,003	1993	YES
44​	Finding Dory	$1,028,570,942	2016	YES
45​	Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace	$1,027,082,707	1999	YES
46​	Alice in Wonderland	$1,025,468,216	2010	NO
47​	Zootopia	$1,023,784,195	2016	NO
48​	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	$1,017,030,651	2012	NO
49​	Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone	HP1$1,009,046,830	2001	NO
50​	The Dark Knight	$1,006,234,167	2008	NO

7/50 and a few were movies I watched with my kids.

I’ll watch a movie if someone puts it on but I have never been like “I’m going to watch a movie tonight”. The gf likes horror/scary movies so I’ll watch them with her.

*7/50 missed a few

 

[GolNat]

I have not seen most of the movies that were talked about or heard of any of your podcasts.

I will say my step dad was into movies so I watched a lot of 90’s-2000’s movies. Stuff like Independence Day, Armageddon, 1st 3 Star Wars, original Indiana Jones, The Rock, MIB (still a fav).

 

[riceburner]

Oh snap never seen indiana jones, the rock, rocky balboa.

Did see mib. Was ok

 

[riceburner]

Why was six afraid of seven? Because seven eight nine?

No. Seven never eight nime. Seven didnt even know nine!

The truth is, years ago, six and seven decided to go camping togehter. And seven oneted two bring three knives four surfivel, but six knew that seven secretly heighted him, and didnt have benine intentions...