guests for the show yes i think i put together a nice agenda last night at nine o'clock and eight forty three was it something my mail that it sent out to my school in e mail address nonetheless movie poster teaser poster gets released yesterday is a geeky to be excited about a poster for a movie does not come out until may i already i mean i was flipping through stuff i already saw criticism that it was and you leading in the other poster that  whatever are going to constantly criticize something before we even get a chance to see it we that's the nature of the beast remember bunch was coming out saying not going to hate it going to hate it going to hate that hate hate hate and just giving reasons to it i think the reason i'm pinto there pinto do watching this trek episode every day but i appreciated they were going to series really liked the movies didn't really get into as many of the spinoff shows but what amazed me with this version was that it i didn't go the serious route necessarily this overly you know the issues that star trek and always play star trek is it took itself sometimes a little too seriously especially original series to remember the star movie is your villain changes the timeline so that they basically can say anything that happened in the series in the movies may or may not have happened you know it did happen but we're now in a different direction so they basically wiped the slate clean and now they can do anything they want with any movie going forward i think that's the most brilliant way to do a reboot and it's very spicy section eight so yeah that's i mean it's i'm trying to think of how many times and you know we're cycling a little too soon but we're there later how many times i've seen a movie and thought to myself ok well this is the same story we told the same way we're going around and yeah spider man incredible hulk what a third time now we keep getting this right yeah well it will be a danger is great but the first two halts were train wreck one and train wreck two and i think this is the first time are really taking that plus oh no it made a pile of money and the last few star trek films did not earn back their budget before the reboot and i think it's expanding a wider audience i am not a star trek geek nor did i see all of the movies saw that one that was great while i think to the thing that's also kind of tied down was that people associate so much with the original cast and then they said oh you never catch lightning bolt again and they did with the next generation and i thought oh they're doing a reboot there's never know whether it is a third time and get another great set and i think the casting we were talking yesterday about sorry once  mean they're doing the smart thing because he's a very good actor who hasn't had his big movie role yes and lot of people might not know his face the people to do know his face and the type of people that you want to be coming to the star trek movie you're bringing in your audience or your cult following back into it no and the reason for that oh but i don't know i i like that he is from another world he's got this powerful ring you know whatever and he's going up against humans i there's just something that i think is on tap because that first movie was kind of seen as a you know one nine hundred eighty movies i think is interesting and and really you know harkens back to flash gordon buck rogers being kind of the originators of that first version of movie serials and you know taking these kind of superheroes and putting them to film that days fun of it or it's completely different whereas if it was flash gordon and he couldn't be the flash going i know him from the movie at least i'm not sure what his canon is in the comics but i don't think that really matters as far as any that goes anymore i mean it's been you know we've done so many times in the characters pushing on one hundred if you look at real time history here but it's again the science fiction era and i would agree to an extent with bonnet and i think flash gordon was my first  choice but i think i mean this is this is my old old film school stuff we hitchcock said the great film isn't made from perfect source material because perfect source material exists in its own perfection  i mean if a perfect source material is made don't mess with it anymore leave it alone your source material needs to be a little bit slipshod a little bit junky and i don't know if i agree necessarily the point of e but if you think you're that's a film that's three years after star wars which was revolutionary at the time and so much was done with practical effect but a lot of you know basic other things as well and did not a bad job i mean for i would say to an extent a failure of a film did not make you know tons of money in the box office a little bit of  crash as far as that and i would agree max was brilliant in that role and a lot of the other matters were not outside of to paul wright was anyone else unnamed actor was but my guess is that took paul was a full name at that point and as was max one side on the others were all who the heck is this person and some of them pretty good with the hawk we had to get his name i love that guy and you know yes now been immortalized in star wars oh yes boss nasa's voice but even then i can have a thinking to myself that guy's got it i mean there's something great about that role and i think that i don't know what i would i mean i guess i'm putting it out there to say beats me because there are certainly a lot of failures lately we were talking before the show dark shadows horrendous just didn't know how to take itself too can't be too serious somewhere in between i don't know but i thought it was i mean a bad twilight ripoff was the way it felt and it's not it's you know forty year old junk i mean when you go along with those eighty's type movies either flash gordon or what comes to mind is one of my favorite movies of all time is big trouble little china john carpenter and like on the commentary of that you can listen to them and it's kurt russell and john carter talking about the film and this was supposed to be the summer blockbuster movie this huge movie kurt russell with a huge actor at the time and i suppose the arrival of those kind of like here in movies coming out and it did terrible and it's because they claim that it was even the commentary he says during the thing that i don't think people are going to get this movie really understand i think this kind of thing you have these polarizing audience and use of it you have the people that the q seven you saw you didn't think it was campy don't you first saw this and you're younger and all that kind of stuff and then you have people like me that whenever i go back and see the movie i see the campaign is oh i think it aged terrible but i was a far greater fear of red spread communism and i just don't think neither china that at that it was changed to make something else nor north korea i feel like there's any real threat i mean  year like your red scare and all that stuff and when you remake it now they're trying to make it relevant and we we don't it's not the same kind of atmosphere in the united states as far as i think of the remission is kept of this has been right soviet russia because they could have had it so that it was you know neither of you have a pick so i mean if i want to make a stab in the dark and stay away from the eighty's i'm saying stay away from these and less you're purposely making fun of the so or you were doing a not necessarily like a talk i would pick something that got smaller levels of acclaim noise office one of my all time favorite movies i think it's brilliant and most people have never heard of the thing and it sort of flip through the theater and jump back out again i think that would be right for something just because it is sort of non topical tino's the film and all of you are familiar it's based on a stage show but that kind of thing where the film version sort of falter or didn't gain that critical success and might have been halfway decent it's an eccentric movie about a theatrical production anyway that kind of a film would be right for something like that over a few john hughes ask type films that didn't make it quite so big breakfast club i think would be a terrible mistake right you can't do the iconic i don't know but something that was a little bit smaller on his frame a little more eccentric  thinking some kind of wonderful it's one of my all time favorite films and i got smaller attention same basis of film is pretty in pink smaller a little more i think realistic but i think that is a beautiful type movie that those kinds of things that would also be a smaller budget i mean a far smaller risk for something like that put someone iconic in it but i think that that really work i can actually think of to write was quick they're there but they're based they're based on two different theories here first just trying to think of a movie just failed miserably so that you know that isn't a bad movie you're not going to have the same expectations when this is coming out waterworld waterworld was supposed to be this huge you know they lost all this money on it and it was a for too much money at it and they can you know make it completely different or that hey we have the big budget now we had the special effects now you know that kind of stuff i saw that movie i don't know where the money went exactly but i guess is an expense of the shoot at sea but yeah find a beach somewhere walk out ten yeah right i read the second one i would say this is based off of something that wasn't a failure but it was limited because of the special effects or anything of the cramming it into a four hour movie blocky not just that you have so much other material right side of the word of the novel too and a lot of history behind it and again i think you're all falling into that weird place where you have to be careful not to offend diehard fans so much but you know i think that's a brilliant idea you know anyone's interested in it i'm just ready to produce  january and they just released a few photos where he looks remarkably like the steve jobs i don't know about just think about fashion cultures acting ability for something like this but then also too there's been rumors kind of floating around aaron sorkin is doing a steve jobs biopic based on the walter isaacson biography and so far there's been some strange rumors that have come out that he's you know trying to do a very different different kind of movie and he was talking about doing thirty minutes of real time at the beginning of three different apple launch advance i guess the b the i phone the i pad or whatever and that is the movie it's these these three moments in  icon is because he was the face of this gigantic company but i know that's not interesting source material to me personally just because i'm like ok you're in a company if you're in a very well and you had a salesman mislead yeah you were story i think it's to make for the tragic figure of it and i think that's a cautionary tale but i think the conflict and you've got two ends of the story there him as a beginning businessman i mean really starting it up or the end of his life i mean really having all of these ideas and not enough time to get there i think if you took one of those places and explored that it might be interesting but to cover all of that and i just i just hope they're not racing to be the first one to get this movie that has been to me problematic i'm trying to think of all the movies of the week on bad serial killers and we had three or four that were hacking in and using in getting too much and doing too much i think it's reaching the saturation point out it's going to go away cell phones are not going away i still make a call every incident but i think it's that's not the exponential growth anymore six to six to eight trillion that's what i don't call that exponential growth anymore that seems more linear now we'll see we'll come back a few years and see if we're still texting or shape or form being a wallflower for les's this weekend you know not one is now down two hundred eighty nine theatres finished twenty first with two hundred twelve thousand dollars on this past week and has made sixteen point six million top movies of course twilight saga