Stop Watching Generic Heist Movies. 'The Rip' Just Broke the Formula

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You know the feeling when you see two old friends

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back on screen and it just feels right. That's

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how it felt seeing the Boston boys, Matt Damon

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and Ben Affleck, back together in The Rip on

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Netflix. This is Parallel Frequencies. I am Just

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Blaine. She is Coco. You are the freaks. What's

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up, Coco? How are you over there? You got a cat

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with you right there. What's going on there?

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I got one of my cats. She's camera shy. She doesn't

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want to be on camera. She got heavy. She got

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real heavy. Don't touch me. Just want to sleep.

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Yeah. No, I wish I was a cat sometimes. Absolutely.

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It makes me jealous to look over at mine and

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she's over there just napping. Napping away.

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Not caring the world. Just believes you deserve

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everything. Right. That you get. Absolutely.

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This past weekend, we were together. We did a

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joint yard sale as a neighborhood here in Daybreak.

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Yeah, it was a Daybreak yard sale. I didn't really,

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I thought it was going to be a lot of work, but

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you know what it came down to? It was like, how

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much you want for that or how much you got? Yeah,

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yeah. You know the trick is you just have to

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not care about actually making money. You have

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to just be like, I'm just sitting in my yard

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with my stuff hoping somebody comes and takes

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some of my stuff. I mean, that's all it is. Honestly,

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if you think about it, the worst that happens

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is they take it for free and it saved you a trip

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to the trash. Yeah. To the dump. So, yeah. Good

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times, though. Freaks, Daybreak is the community,

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not the city, but neighborhood we live in called

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Daybreak. Yep. It's real. just high level but

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i actually just nabbed the handle for a new gmail

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account new uh uh gmail email that is witch of

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daybreak at gmail that's my i don't know how

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i got it but i said i nabbed it so there you

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go i'm officially yeah if the freaks out there

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want to get in touch with coco she just gave

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you her email address right that's one of my

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email addresses now what was it the witch of

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daybreak gmail yeah no numbers even i didn't

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need to be like number four or something like

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i would like i am the official witch of daybreak

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of daybreak i kind of just did it for fun to

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see if i could get it but you got it so well

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on the other side of witches is there's some

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ghost and that's my Terrible segue just to talk

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about this right here, because I ran across this

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over the weekend as well. Steven Spielberg is

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bringing back Casper the Friendly Ghost, but

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it's going to be a darker live action Disney

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Plus series. What do you think about this, Coco?

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I want to see Casper dark. Like, I want to see

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that next level. Because, yeah, I mean, you know,

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it was all fun and everything in the Christina

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Ricci movie. is is in my top you know halloween

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favorites with the kids yeah but i want to see

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like yeah i wonder like how dark are we talking

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here like we talking like what what do we i wonder

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what they're going to go for like i'm ready to

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think about it the subject matter of the story

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of casper at least the way that they presented

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it in that movie It's pretty dark. It was just

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kind of played off like really cartoonish and

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funny, you know, kind of from the original cartoon,

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right? But it's about a kid who died. Yeah. And

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they made it less scary by casting that heartthrob

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back in the 90s or whatever. Remember that? Who

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was that guy's name? I can't remember. Oh, my

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God. I do remember being so cute, though. I was

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like... Somebody out there, the freaks will know.

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I can get it. Yeah. The freaks will remember

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who played Casper. Tell us in the comments. I

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want to see that. Yeah. Today's Movie Monday.

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And this movie snuck up on me for sure. Oh, yeah.

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I thought it was going to be another one of these

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heist movies. You know, same old thing. You know

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the formula. Nuh -uh. Nuh -uh. Not only do we

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get to see some incredible chemistry between

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Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Like, seriously,

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are they the only two people left in Hollywood

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who can actually just talk to each other? They're

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not. That's what they're doing. Like, they seem

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like they're just, we're a flaw in the wall watching

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them do their thing is what it is. You know,

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and there's not a lot of duos out there that

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can make a movie like this together. And it's

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gritty. It's raw and full of twists and turns.

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And that's what I liked. What was your initial

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thought here? The overall themes, you know, when

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watching this movie, when you're kind of thinking

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about people who have a history together and

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people who have a background, backgrounds that

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are even vastly different, like, you know, not

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always coming from the same place. And I kind

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of think of this as Ben Affleck and Matt Damon

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personally. They're clearly great friends, have

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been friends for a long time. They've lived very

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different lives. They have a different back,

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you know, they have a kind of a different backstory,

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but they're still, they have this mutual respect

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for each other and understanding, you know, about

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each other that I think comes through. But this

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movie really reflects this idea of trust and,

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you know, man, to have pulled off. In the way

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that it did, by the time you get to the end of

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the movie and things are revealed that you're

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like, whoa, that was happening the whole time?

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I didn't even realize. Yeah. It brings up the

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level of like, there had to have been so much

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trust between these characters, these people

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that work together. Yeah. High stakes environment.

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The title alone, The Rip, it's not, like I said,

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just a heist movie. It's a vibe. It's about the

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things we tear apart and the things that tear

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us apart. The rip. Matt Damon, he plays this

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guy who wants out. Classic Matt Damon. Ben plays

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the guy who drags him back. Classic Ben. But

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why does this dynamic always work? Why? Like,

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I don't know. Is it the emotional connection

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that we have? Like, what's going on that works

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so well with these two dudes getting together,

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you know? Yeah, and there's almost this, like,

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underlying hostility, too, in it. even though

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there's the camaraderie or the brotherhood feeling

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about it, it's still this, which plays out and

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plays into the story really well, but I don't

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know if it's just me and my overly sensitive

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Pisces self raised in the Midwest, me, and maybe

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that's the comparison to seeing the Bostonian.

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Yeah. way of like you know it's kind of like

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when you meet a new yorker and you're like wow

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you're you're a little harsh you're like are

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you mad at me but they're not that's just how

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they are maybe it's a little bit of that that's

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coming through or the way that i feel about that

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but yes and and the hardness of being a cop i

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guess too because that gives them an extra layer

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it seems like and you know we've got like i said

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the the rip it's not just the location in the

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movie. It's not just where they're at. It's so

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much more than that. And it's the rip, the tear

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between everything. It's the divide in classes

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even is really shown. And it's that gap between

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having everything and having just enough to lose.

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And that's where we see a lot of this action

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happening here. Ben Affleck's doing that thing,

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again, the weary, heavy -shouldered performance

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where he looks like he hasn't slept since he

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made the town. Yeah. He's like that meme of himself

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that we all saw where he's outside smoking a

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cigarette and he looks like he's got the weight

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of the world on his shoulders. Exactly. It's

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his character here. It's very honest and vulnerable.

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Even though he's got a hard shell, he's still

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vulnerable. And Matt Damon... He's really the

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anchor in this. He's the guy that thinks he's

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smarter than everybody else, you know, until

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the situation starts hitting back. Then he's

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like, wait a minute. Maybe I don't know everything

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going on. But it was a thrill. This whole movie

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is a thrill. And you think you know, but you

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don't. And I like those kinds of movies. They

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keep you kind of guessing all the way to the

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end. And Tiana Taylor crushed it, too. Let's

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not forget about her. We got to talk about her.

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The character that she plays, the level of...

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And I want to ask you, how much do you think

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that that's realistic in a situation like this?

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Had they, you know, found a sum of money and

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a drug bust like this that's like way over and

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beyond what they expected to see? The amount

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of it and the level of danger. Like, they're

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going through these protocols of having to count

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the money and having to, you know... collaborate

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with someone else who counted the money and all

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these like little procedures and rules that they're

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following but as they're doing that on location

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there's also the sense of like we're gonna be

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busted in and like someone's gonna open fire

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on us at any minute and um that's where i feel

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like tiana taylor playing that role is sitting

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in the in the ah seeping in the danger of it

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yeah she was in the trenches she's down in the

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trenches with them uh and and yeah but you but

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you're right and here's the thing too yeah in

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a real situation like that and you start thinking

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about that you're like oh my god like what what

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would happen i'm not a cop never been never gonna

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be don't know but the thing is you can relate

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to it because you start thinking about that amount

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of money yeah and it doesn't matter if you're

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a cop or the cartel money's money And somebody,

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they're coming to get it. And once you hit a

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certain number, it does get dangerous. And that

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was the thing about it that had the high tension

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the whole time. You don't know if the good guys

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are bad because of the money. And you don't know

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if the cartels come. Yeah, like it would be nerve

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wracking to walk in there and instead of getting

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the 200K, you found $11 million. That's going

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to, yeah, perk some people up. changes a few

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things it will money changes things yeah money

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money changes a lot and even when it comes to

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legalities money starts blurring those lines

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and i think that's i think it's probably realistic

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what you saw in this movie um yeah even the the

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conversation when they have it in at one point

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with the leader of the cartel where they're like

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is it you No, it's not me. Is it you? Yeah. And

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I was like, wow, this is interesting to have

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like a known criminal relationship with the police

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where it's like, okay, we're not busting you

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today. Exactly. We're having a conversation,

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right? I found that to be really interesting

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and wondering, you know, what is that really

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like? It reminded me when I used to watch Sons

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of Anarchy. Oh, yeah. You remember that show?

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And I was just like, how close? is this actually

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i think of it very very i mean i'm really naive

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when i think like the police are always the good

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guy and you know he's like well actually why

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what i mean maybe they're not maybe sometimes

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they're not i don't know well here's the thing

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it comes down to police are still human right

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a human being can be you know led the wrong way

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if it's appealing enough when a risk And the

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reward are not the same anymore. You know, it's

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$11 million is a lot of money. And they know

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that. And when the cartel starts saying, well,

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we don't even care about it. You guys can have

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it. Then that throws a whole other monkey wrench

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into the game. Where it's like, oh, that's no

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big amount for us to miss. Because then it's

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like, well, now what do we do? Do we run with

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this money? Who knows? I would, I hate to think

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this way, but. I think there's a lot of mistrust

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or maybe just not fully trust in law enforcement

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between law enforcement. Like, I don't think

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that you spill all the beans to everybody in

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there because you don't know who's dirty. Because

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once again, people are human. The cops are human.

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There are dirty cops, just like there's great

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cops. Sorry, there are. There's good and bad

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of everything. I just think that that line gets

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real blurry when you start talking about massive

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life -changing amounts of money. Yeah, you're

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making me think too about all of the TV shows

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and movies I've ever seen where authorities are

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investigating something and it's like different

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departments of the same police or different...

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police departments or even like FBI versus the

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local law enforcement. Yeah. When any of that

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question comes into play in an investigation

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of any kind, there is this kind of like pee on

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the borders kind of feeling. And I've always

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kind of wondered about that. I've always wanted

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to ask someone who's actually in law enforcement,

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like, what is that? I mean, is the goal to solve

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the crime and find the guilty part, you know,

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like, aren't we all on the same team if that's

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what we're trying to get? But why is it this

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whole question of, like, who has jurisdiction?

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And, like, what is that? Is it really just as

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simple as, like, a pissing contest? Is it really

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that egoic, egotistical? Where it's just like,

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I'm in charge here. I'm leading this investigation.

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No, actually, it's my department. You know, like,

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what is that? I don't know. That's a great perspective.

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Great point out. Because, yeah. who cares who's

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leading the thing as long as it gets done right

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like that's what it should help each other out

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i want to know like if there's freaks out there

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who are in law enforcement like they can like

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explain it to me and you know ways that you would

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explain it to a five -year -old because that's

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about my level of understanding on how all this

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works yeah let me know i want to know what the

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deal is with that or does that really happen

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is that just in movies maybe it's just not realistic

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i don't know yeah and let us know about the the

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police All around. If you're a policeman out

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there and you're a freak, let us know. How accurate

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is this? Also, freaks out there, I got something

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for you. You don't have to think about it as

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just a policeman. We can relate to everybody.

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Let's say, think about it. If your oldest, messiest

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friend called you at 3 a .m. with a plan that

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sounded 10 % brilliant and 90 % illegal. Are

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you going to pick up that phone and go meet him?

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And for how much money would it take for you

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to cross the line into yes? People always say,

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oh, no amount of money can change me. Yeah, yeah,

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yeah, it will. If you stumbled upon $11 million,

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it will change you right there on the spot, just

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like it did all the characters in the movie,

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just like it did Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Tiana

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Taylor, all of them. And this movie, seriously

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was a thrill ride from beginning to end it was

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one that i put on late at night ended up watching

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the whole thing because i was like oh didn't

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mean to get myself into this you know um because

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i literally i thought it was just gonna be that

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same heist movie formula that we've seen time

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and time again yeah it wasn't it was i enjoyed

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it a lot yeah a lot of like ethical questions

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about you know what would What would I do in

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this situation or how would I feel or would I

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be suspicious too if I'd seen, you know, certain

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conversations happening and whispered corners

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and, you know, the kind of things that you see

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in this movie and then the suspicion maybe, you

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know, coming back around full circle. It's just

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interesting to see all that dynamic happen and

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then the big climax, the chase at the end and

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the guns and the, you know. obviously super exciting

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and fun to watch but you know what you just touched

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on something right there the whispering in the

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corners like that's to me in a world of cgi and

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multiverses and all this other shit going on

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watching two guys argue in the kitchen feels

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like the most rebellious thing you can put on

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a film these days you know so that's i love that

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you pointed out that now it sticks out to me

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those moments like that there's a scene around

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a 40 minute mark and it's just a conversation

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about regret it's the most human thing i've ever

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seen on a film at least in the last year or so

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and it it felt real it felt like it was not it

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felt like it wasn't scripted and when you make

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a movie and it doesn't feel scripted that's you

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you've done something like i said they didn't

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need all this crazy other stuff going on to tell

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a great story that The viewer, at least for me,

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I didn't know what was going on. I thought I

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did, but at some point when you're sitting at

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home guessing you know the answers, you just

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give up. You're like, nah, I'm done. I'm just

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going to ride it out and watch, you know? That's

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what I do. So tell me your final thoughts on

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The Rip. First of all, just like a fun and entertaining

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movie. Like, just fun. It's one that, yeah, all

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those twists and turns and second -guessing and

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stuff is just really fun and entertaining to

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watch. But, you know, digging in deeper and being

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able to look at, like, each of these characters'

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examples that they offer, like, what am I trying

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to say? Different perspectives. Different perspectives

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on this one event they find themselves all wrapped

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up in. Even the girl whose house it was that

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they found the money, I mean, you kind of get

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another perspective in that, She could just be

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seen as like this, oh, you're hiding something.

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You've got information. There's money. But when

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they dig a little deeper, realize she's terrified

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for her life. Yeah. I think she would have walked

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out of there without a dime and been just happy

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enough to live. And you get that as you go along.

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So, like, if they had been short -sighted or

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a little too one -dimensional, they wouldn't.

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they would have just seen it like, you're a criminal,

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you're doing something wrong, you're not telling

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the truth, you're lying. So, you know, wrapping

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her up in all of this. But truthfully, I think

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that there were characters, and by the way, I

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think that most of them were women, that were

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willing to be like, let's bring her under our

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protection and let's make sure we all get out

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of this alive, right? Exactly. And I appreciated

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that. Desiree Lopez Molina playing Sasha Kelly.

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Incredible. I got to give her a shout out because

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she did. She crushed that role and did become

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multidimensional, I guess. Yeah, because she

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did kind of play it like, I'm just a badass.

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Like, I'm going to lie to these cops and, you

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know, whatever. But then the subtext, the subtle

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subtext behind that was like, I'm scared and

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I just want to get out of this alive. Right.

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And that's, I thought that was brilliant. Yeah.

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Yeah. What a movie. Yeah. Got to check it out.

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Netflix, The Rip, it's been out for a little

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while. Still popular. Still one of their top

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most watched movies at the moment. Love to hear

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from the freaks out there if you enjoyed this

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movie as much as we did. I wasn't expecting.

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I didn't have any expectations really going in

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other than I knew I was going to see Ben Affleck

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and Matt Damon. And I'm like, all right, let's

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check this out. It's worth it for that. What

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can go wrong here? And it didn't. It was all

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a great movie. So make sure you check that out.

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What do we got coming up later this week? Yeah,

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we're going to be doing another Top Tier Tuesday.

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So instead of Tube Tuesday tomorrow, we are going

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to be talking about Marty Supreme, which was

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another movie mentioned quite a few times in

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the Academy Awards this past. Timothy Chalamet.

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mm -hmm the ping pong legend this movie oh man

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get ready yeah i'm excited to get into that and

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talk a little bit about that and like what makes

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that one worthy of the top tier movies we have

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wednesday coming up too and that's going to be

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the scream movies oh goodness so you don't want

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to miss wednesday this week i i can't forget

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i gotta shout out marty supreme is on hbo now

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it's on hbo max oh You can go watch it right

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there. So there's a streaming service that's

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carrying it. Scream 7, if it's not out on Paramount

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Plus yet, it should be. All the other Scream

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movies are. I just recently watched those, so

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I can't wait to dig into some Ghostface, some

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David Arquette. Love David Arquette. I do too.

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All the stars of the movie. But yeah, that's

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going to be. So Wistful Wednesday, that's Scream.

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trailer park thursday and what's coming up on

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friday and on friday we're doing mike nick nick

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and alice my gosh yes what a fun trip is that

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out on hulu where did i see that nope it's on

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hulu that's a great great flick right there you

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guys get ready it's an action -packed week right

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here we're gonna keep it up i am just playing

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she is coco you are the freaks this is parallel

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frequencies we'll see you on the other side