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Punk Shark: The New King of Sharksploitation · Cinema Yūgen

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G'day, that's right, it's that time again, time for Cinema Yuge Game!
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Music.
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Yes eugenites welcome back another episode sharksportation is one of my favorite
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sub genres if you don't know sharksportation then you haven't seen classics
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gems like damn sharks Toxic Shark,
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Planet of the Sharks, Ice Shark, Super Shark,
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Avalanche Shark, Swamp Sharks, Ghost Shark, Sand Shark, Sky Shark,
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Space Shark, Zombie Sharks, Ozark Sharks.
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Sharktopuses, Sharknadoes.
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And now entering the pantheon
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of these these marvelous bites
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comes a new shark movie
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punk shark is coming and you
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at the moment can get over and get in on the
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action go go over to the indie go go punk
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shark check the links in the description but
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now we're going to talk with the man behind the
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madness this new titan who's
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about to enter the shark exploitation genre and completely
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change the game here's the man who's bringing you punk shark because punk shark
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is coming please welcome to cinema you can james simon thank you for that glowing
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intro thank you Fantastic.
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Punk shark is coming. The videos are out there.
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The propaganda looms you large,
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mate. It is Buckaroo Bonsai meets Escape from New York meets Robocop.
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It's all part of our complete breakfast, true?
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All the minerals and vitamins you
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need for that glorious genre piece of filmmaking. It's a bunch of sharks.
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Yes. So we actually had a chat earlier this year, and then you went off because
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you weren't quite ready.
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But now the crowdfunding has begun Indiegogo.
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We'll put the links in the description for our listeners to go and check out Punk Shark.
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Get over there and lots of cool perks. James, tell us about the Kickstarter
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and where the project's at at the moment.
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Yeah. Yeah, when we met earlier this year and we had a chat,
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it was pretty early because when Punk Shark first launched, I thought it would
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just be filmed within a month and done and all that stuff.
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But the support was amazing and then just kind of got bigger and then smaller and streamlined.
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But now we got the Indiegogo going and we're really pushing that.
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Because we want to get a bunch of video appearances in you know where
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the backers can come in and they can fight the hell sharks we
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have photo appearances i really want to offer a lot of good merch because
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i'm making the merch myself and the perks myself right yeah
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and i just want the support has been amazing for
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punk shark so i just want to do the indiegogo right and give
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as much as i can to the audience and the fans yeah and punk shark punk shark
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is this is this is something this is a project you've uh you've thought about
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for a long time or was it just something that a eureka moment when you're in
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the shower one day and go yeah punk shark why not.
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It's it's kind of funny how it started edward and
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i at small screen last last year at the beginning of this year and the end of
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last year he started to travel and the whole shift with how google deals with
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websites plus the influx of a bunch of brand new editors in the youtube game and stuff.
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I just decided to always go for where all
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the loads that roads have went and that would be feature films so i started
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creating this movie called punk beast which was a name that i had came up with
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in 2022 i believe or 2021 for pop culture website i just love the name,
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and but the the site didn't go anywhere so that's how puncture started it started off as punk beast,
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and and then i've known john miore for for a long time from the comic book days
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and when i told him about punk beast he said you know i'm available for cameos
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and i'm like oh that's awesome and we
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I talked more and more and then I live in a small town,
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so trying to find actors in this small town was very difficult.
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So I couldn't really find like a six foot five guy to play punk beast.
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Um so i was like okay i'll bite
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the bullet we'll go 3d animation and then
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it just i had the sharks on the brain and then when john came on board and i
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was just i had that like you said eureka moment where i was just like well i've
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got punk beast who's got this this big terminator predator type figure who's got a cannon,
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and he shoots demon sharks anyways but I can't get the actor so I'll just and
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then it just punk shark just came to be I think I just butchered that explanation
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and origin story but that's pretty much it.
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Yeah but it originally started off as like no no it originally started off as
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like a predator slash Terminator 2 style and then like in a small town that kind of vibe.
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But then i just was i don't
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know then i decided you know you never know if you're gonna make
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another one of these right so i just want to put everything
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that i love about movies into punk shark um and all all the big the moments
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that like make my heart swell and get me really inspired yeah and look and and
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and and you're not wrong i remember um talking with jim winorski my beloved Jim I remember.
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He spoke not just to me but he's told this story before that when he was when
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he finally got to direct his first films Lost Empire have you seen Lost Empire?
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Yes. Anyway when he got to
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do that he figured well if I never get to make another feature
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film ever again I'm going to put everything I
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love about movies in this I'm going to have ninjas guns
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a gorilla an island base
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hot chicks you know
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is that is that similar to what you've done with
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with punk shark somewhat but i
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yes but it's
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all it all has to go together if that
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makes any sense right yeah you have like you
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know giant shark with
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robot legs because i'm in the middle
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of the prairies here and i'm like thousands of miles
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away from any ocean and then you have the giant mech robots and then you have
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the hell sharks and the demon sharks then you have the little ghosts derpy looking
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sharks and then there's a whole bunch of other stuff i i don't want to say because
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i'm saving for surprises but it's essentially like that but it's it's.
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If like like i got like a giant lobster source dinosaur and and stuff like that
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but if if i come up with a really far out there idea and i really like it but
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it just doesn't fit what i've got going so far then i'll save that for next
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time or i might put it in a little hint here or there,
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you know yeah and you taught
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yourself um animation to do this picture i yeah
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i taught myself blender last year around this
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time i started a 3d animation software i've been
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studying animation since i was a kid right i i
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was i was taught classical animation when i was like nine or ten years old and
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then back in the day like video toaster on the amiga and and hypercard dating
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myself here on the mac classic and a little bit of 3d max when i was in film
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school but it wasn't that much,
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it wasn't that interesting to do it because it was very cumbersome.
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But last year I said, you know, I'm going to bite the bullet and I'm going to
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really buckle down and learn this Blender because there's so much I could do
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with it in the workflow when it comes to editing and graph design and movie making.
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So I highly suggest anyone that's looking into 3D animation or if you're having
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trouble getting your ideas out there and you just want to learn something new and maybe open up.
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Your creativity a little bit and your options in
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the doors i would say get that donut tutorial by andrew
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price on youtube probably take about
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a weekend i know people have done it a day but i'm not sure how much they
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retain and that'll teach you the whole user interface and
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then you just figure out what you want to learn from there and i've been learning
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it as like a filmmaker's mind you know
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like i i said i want to know how
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to set up these shots i want to know how to do lighting construct a
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scene do proper animation that stuff
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and and then that way i don't have to make a whole spend like
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six hours making a whole scene just for two shots you know
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it's like the classic 70s animation where you're
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only going to draw the face and the hand coming into
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the frame you're not going to do the whole scene that
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you're not going to see right yeah so i think
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that's important too when you're learning this stuff to keep in
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mind the why you want to learn it
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if you want to learn just sculpting and mesh and
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modeling and everything about blender yeah i'll go
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for it but if you're making movies and you've
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got some time i highly suggest learning blender and and.
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How you would want to learn it think think about what you
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want to get out of it first and that way because it's
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beautiful man in the day and age we live in just go on youtube and
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look up whatever little tutorial you're looking about
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and if you find someone that's like-minded like
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i found carlos dubarretto he's in Brazil he does a lot of Blender add-ons and
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he's he's big in the technological aspect of Blender but also the modeling so
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we kind of we met we became friends and we're kind of each other's.
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The other half of each other's brain when it comes to this stuff so if I have
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a problem like I can just go ask him or if he's a problem he can ask me and
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that really speeds up the process so it's all about collaboration that way,
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Yeah, mate. Why not? It makes you more versatile too, right? Yeah, totally.
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The more arrows in your quiver, the more chance you've got to hit whatever you're hunting.
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Exactly. As it's been said. But, ladies and gentlemen, Punk Shark,
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the Indiegogo, right now, get over, go, go, go, to the Indiegogo right now. Lots of cool perks.
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Links in the description support Punk Shark, the latest in a long line of truly
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thrilling, compelling, never boring shark exploitation movies.
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What other shark exploitation do you like, that are, that have come and gone or are coming?
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I'm a little, I'm a little biased because of Weezy Shark 2, because it's John.
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I just like how he constructed the story and he gave his characters like arcs and,
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and motivation and you
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know just that's that's what i'm big into
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it's like i love the spectacle and i love the the off-the-wall
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fun but having some characters with
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some meat into them or or some character arcs where
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you go along with them with their journey like that
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to compel the audience to get attached to
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the characters is very important to me um like
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uh deep blue sea my favorite shark
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death is samuel jackson i think we talked about this last time yeah
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yeah yeah that's because it came out of
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nowhere it absolutely came out of nowhere yeah that was
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great i love have you listened to the commentary on that
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and samuel jackson's part of it right up until his character dies
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yeah yeah it's fantastic a long
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time ago but yes and the whole story behind that too is great yeah no it's great
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i love i love that they they they've never really done that well i think as
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well since because i think that was a great part of that film was killing off
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all the people that you think are going to live and.
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Because usually LL Cool J would be the first guy to die.
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Yeah. Pictures. He's the guy who lives.
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Which is fantastic, especially the ending when he's floating there in the water
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and after he's defeated the shark.
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I love that they gave him a parrot. But yeah, Deep Blue Sea.
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And then I'm a fan of Piranha 2.
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I love the history behind it. This morning. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
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And then the giant. I think with the last Avatar, Avatar 2, James Cameron finally
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got to do the big budget version of the spawning.
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Those things that they ride in the thing, they're like the – I thought no one's
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pointing out the Piranha 2 reference in this one.
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It's like throwing it back at that producer. Yeah.
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Yeah. He never talks about it in any interviews. Makes me sad.
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Oh, no. but he has said like he has talked about his experience when he was
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in Rome and he had that fever and it was just after Piranhas 2 and then that's
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where he had that dream of the exoskeleton for Terminator yeah,
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and I don't know if you heard that story where the producer was notorious for
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bringing in directors and then planning to fire them anyways and then making
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the movie himself it was one of those situations,
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I'm a big fan of Jules Drake d
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oh yeah i love i
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love jaws 3d man it's been i actually
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saw jaws 3 in 3d no
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no back in the day oh just
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dated myself for everybody um but like
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i'm a fan like halloween like yeah obviously buckaroo bonsai and escape from
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new york but like halloween 3 yeah oh yeah the marsupials yeah starship troopers
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i really like how how verhoven or sorry it was verhoven right i'm pretty tired.
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Verhoeven or Paul W.S. Anderson, I get them mixed up sometimes.
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But I'm pretty sure it's Verhoeven.
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Starship Troopers, I like how they set up the world, especially with the more
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you know and everything. And then the bugs in that are amazing.
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And they sold it back then in the day. It still, to me, is timeless.
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Yeah, totally. I love how now it's great people are finally caught and none
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of the whole thing is a propaganda movie.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. That went under the radar when that came out.
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And it's just like wow but you know I'm not sure if you could tell from any
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of the merchandise on the Indiegogo but the propaganda is a pretty big influence in Punk Shark,
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John Miore is the head of the Global Astrophysicist Defense Agency Sector 42
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or GATA42 and like on one of the t-shirts it's GATA42 protects you since 1969.
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So there's a bit of a propaganda element into the Punk Shark universe it's a
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it's a bit of an alternate reality whereas we landed on the moon,
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and then when we land on the moon in 1969 and
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that's where it's like okay you're part of a bigger galaxy
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and then like earth earth became part of
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this big conglomerate conglomerate and then it
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was left behind and then so that's that's the kind of mindset that the the population
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on earth has with with gada and then the rest of the universe and the rest of
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the universe views earth as like the backwaters of the universe so of the galaxy.
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But uh yeah so with um
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with with puncture is it
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i i mean is is it is this a one-off or are you like most people you are thinking
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about a larger story a saga there's there's always the possibility,
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obviously i have ideas for that or where the characters
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go after that or the remaining characters go after that
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or how the world is shaped by the end of punk shark or
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how punk shark is shaped by the end of punk shark is he alive is he dead what
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happened i mean i know it's i know that you can always you know Monday morning
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quarterbacking is easy and you can you can come up with a billion and one ways
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to bring someone back even if they've been you know like,
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I got my roots in the comic book so yeah it's definitely it's not hard and you
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can even have fun with it which I like but as for as like a sequel or anything
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further along it's too early to say I'm just focusing on Punk Shark now.
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But I have thought about it and I do know where everything goes afterwards it
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just depends the reception and how I feel after.
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This whole battle of punk shark
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is done and it's completed. I'm having a lot of fun with it right now.
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Yeah. No, totally. I mean, you don't want the sausage before the sizzle,
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but you know, I was just curious because a lot of people today.
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When they start these films, well, certainly ones that I've spoke to,
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they, they already have, well, by the time that the first film was out and by the time they're,
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they're talking to me, they already have plans in the pipeline for,
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you know, the next one because they were kind of
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like well we're going to make this and then they were
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already kind of developing the second one as they
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were as they went off to make the first one so it's it seems to be it seems
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to be coming more the regular because it's i mean i suppose it's the culture
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like everyone's looking to build franchises anyone anyone who can sink their teeth into So,
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oh, okay, I've got the thing that's popular and all I need to do is make a little
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cake mold and teach those cakes.
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Yeah, but I think to me personally, I think like you're saying,
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put the horse before the cart or the cart before the horse.
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However, you're so great at metaphors and I'm horrible at them.
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So we'll just let you stick to them.
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But for me, I mean, okay, I'll tell you something.
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The Saturday before we launched before I launched the Indiegogo or maybe the
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week before an idea hit me from the next one.
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It just came out and I,
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wrote the whole plot and the story outline and then I spent a couple hours doing
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the opening credits and I said okay that's as far as I'm taking it,
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now back to Punk Shark and when Punk Shark is done or getting closer to that then I can revisit that,
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And if that's something that appeals to me at that time, and I still like the
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idea, which I think I will because I did order some props for it.
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Then I'll approach that.
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But as far as building out a universe or having a trilogy, to me that's one
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step at a time because I think you might agree with me.
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Some of the best films that we are introduced to and that we love.
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Just try and make the best film as you can at that moment.
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And then that should dictate where the sequel
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goes and then maybe a third movie but i
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mean if you look at warner brothers what they did with the dc universe trying
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to copy the marvel style and start with justice league and it
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didn't really work i just think like some
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of the best films is you just focus on that that one main
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film yeah because you never know like after
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you finish that film six months something could
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happen and you have that eureka moment and that's
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beautiful for the sequel but if you're already halfway through you know
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i like a lot of things to happen organically i don't like to push them
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oh yeah totally yeah totally and and
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and look and there's nothing where i do sorry i
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do have to interrupt you but i do have to say like there
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is nothing wrong with planning out a universe or planning
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out a series of your passion but i think i mean i think i
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think there's i think there's a great lack today of
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of standalone films yeah i mean
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we we grew up we grew up predominantly yeah that
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there's always been you know i mean the 80s were
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the the great era of of the sequel yeah but
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it's there were it wasn't
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planned like that yeah it wasn't planned most times in the landscape there used
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to be a lot of really great just one-offs you know and they might have they
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might have been open-ended so if they thought about making another one they
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could but they didn't right and i like that approach i do i really like and
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that's the better i think that's the better way.
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To do it, like, don't tie up all the loose ends.
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Because think about it, if Star Wars had a fail, right? It sounds stupid to
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say, but just say Star Wars comes out and it fails.
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Well, if you watch the first cut that Coppola did. Yeah. And it could have.
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You know, but if it fails, the story ends, right? And okay, Darth Vader gets
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away, but the story's basically done.
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You still have to, even if you're making a trilogy or something,
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each film still has to end, right? Yeah.
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And I think they've gotten away from the fact that, well, because they know
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they're making more, they leave too much open-ended.
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And then whoever comes on has got to try and tie up all the loose ends from
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the last one and plus continue it.
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Plus you're watching a movie that's basically a
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trailer for the next movie yeah and that's
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just that drives me crazy i'm here for this movie i'm here for these characters
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i'm here for this excitement i mean it's cool to throw in some easter eggs here
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and there but when the whole movie is a setup for this whole universe then it's
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like okay it's just a trailer yeah and you I mean,
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and look, it's tantalizing when it's done correctly.
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I think they personally learned the wrong lessons from Top Gun Maverick.
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Oh, interesting. Spend on that, please.
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Top Gun and Maverick, they learned the wrong lesson because once that came out
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and was the success that it was, they go, well, let's just go back and make
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sequels to stuff that's 28, 30 years old, right? Because, hey, it works.
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But what they should have garnered from it is how to do nostalgia well without
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beating the audience over the head.
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And the first step, you know, as I said to people, you knew that if you love
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movies, you knew you were in safe hands when that movie started,
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when they put up the old Don Simpson, Jerry Brockhomer logo. Yeah. Right?
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Because that movie feels like the ghost of Don Simpson's fingers all over it.
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Because there's so much stuff in that movie that Jerry Brockhomer learned from
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Don Simpson about what a movie needs,
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right down to the ending with that line where rooster tells
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maverick you know it's what my father would have done and they hug because that
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was don simpson's big thing in the
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first one he said val kilmer didn't want to hug him at the end
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and he actually pressed for him he says no you got the audience wants you two
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to be friends and you've got to embrace him man and he didn't want to do it
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but he said you've got to do a take where you you hug him and ultimately that's
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the hug they see in the film and you know Rock Homer you know he learned from
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the best when he learned from Don Simpson.
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Don Simpson's reputation is Oh I agree.
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I mean shit if the man was alive today he'd probably be you know thrown in the
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same boat with Harvey Weinstein But that's part of being one of the creatives
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that brought these kind of movies.
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Yeah but what they missed was the fact that What Top Gun Maverick did well was
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not only nostalgia done right, but a return to simplicity.
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It's the good guys versus the bad guys, and the good guy saves the day, right?
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It's real simple. It's real simple stuff. It's real simple storytelling,
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and it's not about, oh, this is a sequel to a really old movie,
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and look, it made a billion dollars. We should make more of them, right?
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That's the lesson that they learned. That's not the lesson that they should have learned.
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No, of course not. Anyway, that's neither here nor there. Punk Shark.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey. I love talking about it. I'd rather talk about this stuff.
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I mean, yeah, I want to promote Punk Shark, but I love talking about movies.
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So I just want to, like, I got to say, the Ministry of, I'm going to butcher,
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and Gentlemanly Warfare, it was nice to see that that was a Bruckheimer production as well.
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It was nice to see the title card coming up. Yeah, so did.
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Look, as soon as that came up, I thought, this is going to be good. Yeah. Yeah.
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That tells you exactly what, if anyone knows what that logo used to mean,
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It means you're in it for a good time. Adrenaline and action and quips. Yeah.
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It's going to be good. I really hope he doesn't do Days of Thunder 2, though. Oh.
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The return of Cole Trickle. Is that even being discussed? Isn't it true there's
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actually a race driver over there called Dick Trick?
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I think there really is, isn't there? There's a Dick Trick. I got to look it up.
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Well, there was. Actually, no, I don't want to Google that. no i'm
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not nice try i'm not googling dick trickle let me
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drive for you harry i won't make a out of you
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anyway oh listeners get
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over to the indiegogo check out the links in the description punk
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shark is the film which should be talking about these other
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films have multi hundreds millions billions of
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dollars to advertise and spread their wealth and
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but james simon needs your
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support so forget about days
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of thunder 2 and throwing your all your attention
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behind that come over to the indiegogo links in the description and
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support punk shark which is nothing like
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days of thunder but it will be an
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incredible addition into the
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shark exploitation universe of which
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i'm a huge fan of james before we
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run out of time is there anything you'd like to tell our
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listeners about the movie about the campaign to to excite them to to prompt
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them to to get them to get over and check out punk shark yes please first now
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i'm thinking i might have to put in a stock car nascar racing in punk shark
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just just because you brought it up.
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I just i'll quickly just give the plot and
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then and i'll break down some of the tidbits of
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the cast earth has been left behind by the rest of the galaxy modus
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fan core with nothing left to loose strikes a deal with
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hell to create the ultimate weapon punk shark can a
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ragtag team of nobodies and one stretch thin super spy
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agent thwart modus fan core's evil plans and save earth
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only one thing is certain punk shark is coming so we got john miore from ouija
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shark ouija shark 2 creature from cannibal creek crackoon and curse of the bloody
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voodoo sock puppet we got steve Cassano is like the hardest working actor in
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independent cinema, I think.
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If you go to his IMDb, he's got hundreds of IMDb credits from the last couple of years alone.
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And Stuart Bentley, who is another Canadian actor here in Calgary.
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He was in Fargo season five and Winona Earp and Heartland. And he's awesome.
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When I first came across him, he had like, like his eyebrows are amazing.
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It reminded me of Spock's brother from Star Trek three. i can't even why i'm
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cyborg no are you star trek fan.
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I've seen all the films. I haven't watched any of the shows.
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Yeah, it was Star Trek 3 with Spock's brother. I'm pretty sure it's Cyborg.
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Anyways, his eyebrows are amazing, and he's got this great maniacal laugh.
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That was Spock's dad, you mean?
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No, Spock's brother. Spock's brother. Okay, sorry. Yeah, yeah. No, all good.
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Again, I'm not an official. I've seen all the films. Look, The Wrath of Khan
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is hands down one of the great films. Forget it's a Star Trek film.
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100%. but um sorry go on i can
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watch that every year yeah so yeah so we got some
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great actors and we're working hard on the
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story and and the film and the big moments like
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we were talking about and yeah the standalone film and things can happen after
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but our whole focus and my whole focus is just making it the best movie as possible
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so i hope that you guys can come out and check out the indiegogo we set our
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goal very low so we get trending but we could really use your help because.
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We really want to make this movie very very good
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there's my pitch there you
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go get over to the indiegogo links in
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the description punk shark is the film punk shark
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is coming it is everything you
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want in shark sportations a little bit buckaroo bonsai
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a little bit escape from new york dash is of RoboCop dashes
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of awesome dashes and just just
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go just go go go to the Indiegogo now links in the description Punk Shark is
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the movie James mate great to have you back I hope it all goes well I've been
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over to order my blu-ray I appreciate that I appreciate the spring bring
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Punk Shark on love it love it love it can't wait to see it Punk Shark is coming
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man and I I really appreciate you having me on here.
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And we can all go to punksharkmovie.com as well.
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That will take you to the website of the page and the Indiegogo.
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Punksharkmovie.com and the Indiegogo links will be in our show description.
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James, thank you again, mate, for being on Cinema Juergen.
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Oh, thank you so much, man. I appreciate it. You're the best.
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Yes, James, Sharksploitation, Punk Shark, go, go over to the Indiegogo.
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Check the links in the description. And if you love Sharksploitation as I do,
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you'll get over there now and support it and bring Punk Shark into the pantheon
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of fantastic Sharksploitation films.
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Check the links in the description now. And as always, my little Eugenites,
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thank you for listening to us on Spotify or wherever you choose to listen to
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your favorite podcasts.
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I'm Kent Hill. And until next time, you've been listening to Cinema.
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We'll get it.
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Music.