Sardonicast 121: The Bad Boys Trilogy
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Now they need to watch Point Break to complete the Hot Fuzz reference with Bad Boys II
Timestamps!
0:00 Intro Intro whatcha gonna do
2:33 Bad Boys (spoilers)
29:02 Bad Boys II (spoilers)
1:05:52 Bad Boys for Life (spoilers)
1:46:43 Pizza Time! I mean Question Time! Starting with some questions for Alex on eating and Halloween fireworks
1:49:23 Worst movies in the “torture” category?
1:54:05 Thoughts on the stop-motion films from the studio Laika?
2:02:30 Thoughts on Kevin Smith’s movies?
2:13:17 Alex recommends Nosferatu (1922)!
Thanks boys! Nosferatu is very enjoyable for a 100 year old movie, so you really should all watch it before the next episode! It’s in the public domain so it’s all over RUclips for free. Shrek!
Plus, if you watch Nosferatu, you’ll finally understand the SpongeBob joke!!!
Best comment
Thank u Michael!
I make “Nose ferret, too!” jokes, but I’ve seen Nosferatu three or four times and enjoyed it.
@@michaelscott8901 i love that slint song
Ideal episode to listen to without watching the movies before
In Bad Boys 1, it’s stated that Will Smith inherited a shit ton of money from his family but works as a cop just because he’s bored and wants stuff to do
You should make it a double feature with the Werner Herzog Nosferatu.
The superior one imo. The music, the atmosphere and showing Dracula in a very human way like never before
Hot Fuzz is what got me interested in the Bad Boys franchise. I was always a fan of Lethal Weapon growing up and Bad Boys was hyped up as it's inbred cousin. It was like a pilgrimage
They should name the forth one "bad boys: three's a crowd"
Hay Mr Scrub!
You can also thank Neil Gaiman for Coraline. It is based off of his book of the same name. So maybe that's where that novel-like quality comes from.
Gaiman is just a fantastic writer in general
@@f3lla776 He really is.
Adam saying "someone made it because they wanted to" has now become my golden standard for if I should give my time to a movie or not.
@@jacobs5038 here you are, caring. Cringe
Michael Bay said in a recent interview that he wanted to be a combination of Tony Scott and The Coen Brothers
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Which explain the ATTEMPTS of humor in EVERY single one of his films. Also, that explains why John Turturro, Frances McDormand and John Goodman were cast in Transformers
Michael Bay's best movie (in my opinion) is Pain and Gain. The film feels like the most Coen Brother's Tony Scott action movie I've ever seen, but without the heart, skill or wit of a Coen Brother's film. That being said the film's humour is actually pretty funny due to the actually talented writers attached to the project, and the action stars's dedications for silly performances.
John Malkovich is also on Transformers
@@dreammachine1492 Benghazi was ok as well
@@dreammachine1492 it also has dwayne johnson playing a very stupid and dimwitted big guy who abuses drugs, my favourite role from him because it was the complete opposite of the stereotype he's become now
It's amazing the huge leap between the first and second Bad Boys movies for Michael Bay regarding his style. He became well-known in such a short time after his next three movies became major hits back-to-back (Pearl Harbor did good business but wasn't the Titanic Disney was aiming for). I think The Rock is the movie where Bayhem was born...
I honestly don't get the hate for the Laika productions in this comment section. Paranorman is a fantastic kid movie; with one of my favorite climax of any animated movie ever put to film. And Kubo it's clearly a "legend-myth" story; a lot of complaints I see of that movie starts by not understanding this. And even when I don't love Boxtrolls and Missing Link, they are both great kids movie; and they seem much a product of love and passion than other studios animated films.
The hate comes from the fact that this studio was stolen from Will Vinton by Nike CEO because he wanted to give it to his son Travis. It’s hard to overlook that when watching their movies.
Fun fact, the town that the box trolls live in is based off of the town I live in, Trowbridge in West Wiltshire. Apparently the writer of the original story grew up close to my area and always heard bad stories about Trowbridge, but never really agreed with the reputation it received
0:46 classic JAR move
*EH*
The character being gay in “Paranorman” was a punchline, the girl was really into him and then he tells her he has a boyfriend. It’s not the greatest joke but it’s pretty funny haha
Honestly one of my favorite jokes in the movie
How does he not get such an obvious joke?
just a little subversion
@@shiobuzz3724 Adam is consistently up his own ass
Bit of an airhead moment tbh.
Corpse Bride WAS animated by Laika
The Rock would also be a good recommendation if you guys ever talk about another Michael Bay movie
I like the sequel more, John Cena.
I'm so sorry.
@@luiginastro8831 I thought the sequel was called Ryan Reynolds?
I'd sooner find it more interesting to discuss "The Island", an underrated Michael Bay movie that nobody talks about.
@@Lifesizemortal I've never seen The Island. Is it any good? Well, let me rephrase that, is it any good for a Michael Bay movie?
@@timjongunproductions not that bad actually! It's about clones of rich people that are raised in a facility to eventually be used for their organs. This is all established near the beginning of the movie btw so not a spoiler. Reminds me of Logan's Run or some other similar dystopian sci-fi.
i love Ralph
Something you guys should know, but in the late-2010s, there was a Bad Boys spin-off TV series called L.A.'s Finest with Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba. Gabrielle Union reprised her role as Syd from the second film. There were a few references to her brother but he never made an appearance. I thought the show was better than what people gave it credit for. It got better as it went on. Too bad it was cancelled, especially after the ending to the second season.
The patreon is well worth it, love this podcast.
To paraphrase BrianromthechannelBrian: "Remember the good old days when we all thought Micahe bay was the death of Hollywood cinema?"
Going Overboard on a double bill with Jack And Jill… that would be painful and have some shipboard stuff in common.
I have the Bad Boys 2 soundtrack because when I was in high school someone left it in the disc drive in the computer lab
I don't expect it to ever be a main podcast segment, but it would be amazing if the boys ever even briefly discussed the new Don't Hug Me I'm Scared TV show
They’re really missing out on Paranorman, especially considering its message. Also, the jock being gay was the joke lol, where Norman’s sister is pining for him and he seems oblivious until he reveals his reason at the end. Not sure what the problem is.
26:00 "it's funny because gay" Adum, "Straight up" Alex.
I actually really liked the Boxtrolls. I think it’s an underrated one
I love when they talk about junk.
That shot of Will Smith with the flaming cross behind him fucking rules. I love that movie.
Really hoping Adam picks Before-trilogy one day, great films and maybe the best movie trilogy out there.
I saw Before Midnight for the first time this year. Beautiful film. Now I want to revisit them all again, so yes.
@@JaneGo Before midnight is great, even though I slightly prefer Sunrise and Sunset. The story across all the films is so good, Midnight feels like a natural ending point (even though I would not mind seeing another one lol).
Surpised they didn't mention how the shanty town chase scene is an homage to Police Story
Do Leaving Las Vegas
Buried was actually really good, I like that movie a lot 👍🏻
*SHIT JUST GOT REAL.*
I’m from Halifax, Nova Scotia and we definitely set off fireworks on Halloween
Clerks, Chasing Amy, and Dogma are the only Kevin Smith movies I like
Surprised they didn't mention Jersey Girl. I thought that was another popular KS film. Or Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back?! I guess they don't like those or haven't seen them.
Those are still his best movies.
I started this episode thinking I’ve never seen Bad Boys before, then realized 30 minutes in that I actually watched it a year ago, it was just that forgettable
A Michael Bay movie has silly, immature, repetitive humor? You *don't* say.
My personal rank on Laikia:
1. Coralline
2. Paranorman
3. BoxTrolls
4. Missing Link
5. Kubo and the Two Strings
Am I crazy, I kinda liked bad boys for life?
I liked it, too.
Aluminium > Aluminum
Americans can say "ium" for every other element that ends in "ium", why not this one?
When I hear English people reading books on recordings, the word “ate” is often pronounced “et.”
Think that's a northern thing
I can't enjoy Laika movies due to their slimy origin story featuring naked corporate nepotism and stepping on the little guy. The owner of Nike, Phil Knight, pulled some corporate shareholder bullshit to oust legendary Claymation creator Will Vinton from his own company so that he could promote his failed white-boy rapper Travis "Chilly Tee" Knight to the position of CEO and President of the company that they then renamed Laika. They may make pretty stop motion kiddie movies but every one of them is a soulless piece of shit as far as I'm concerned.
Hey you bois should also watch 1979 Werner Herzog's Nosferatu too for the next episode! Just a suggestion that I think would be interesting! Love the podcast, listen to every episode and I can't wait for the next one! CHEERS!
I thought the Demon Slayer movie was the highest grossing movie of 2020?
Pretty sure they meant domestic.
anything to avoid talking about anime, the boys famously very much dislike anime.
They literally specified it. Did you not listen?
@@ElvenSonic you base that on absolutly nothing.
No thumbnail? :(
:D
Bad Boys 2 was my first R Rated movie, also as a Floridan I won't mind a giant Miami sign
I knew you guys would do the "The Bad Movies" joke XD
39:28 ok one of these days i'm gonna have to watch gigli cause i have no idea what the fuck this movie's about
Somebody must have pitched 3 and 4 at once if that's what they initially announced. Maybe Bad Boys 4 Life WAS the title of 4, then plans got scaled back to only one movie but they liked the title too much. Not everyone in Hollywood has a good brain.
I've said this always but I'll say it again as I'm sure everyone is aware but Michael Bay literally has the humor of a seventh to eighth grader
Gay
Bay
Hmmm, suspicious!
I don't understand how BB1 is rated higher than 2 on Rotten Tomatoes. First one is garbage and the only thing going for it is the chemistry with Laurence and Smith
Aw. Paranorman's my favorite.
Someone should make a cut of Bad Boys II that gets rid of all the dumb shit and makes it shorter
It would be 5 minutes long 😉
Pain & Gain is Michael Bay’s best movie.
I think he wouldn’t have gotten so much hate if he stuck to doing movies about people, instead of constantly cranking out Transformers movies.
That’s actually my least favorite Bay movie. It’s not funny and filled with a bunch of characters i found very annoying. It could’ve been a dark comedy based on true events, but it was offensive in the wrong way.
I liked Pain and Gain, but The Rock is Bay's best movie.
I've never really thought the first one worked. Tcheky Karyo just does not fit with the tone of the movie. He is way too serious of a villain and I thought it was very jarring any time he showed up. Plus, Will and Martin's characters are too similar to each other.
In the second one, I think it really works. Martin plays his character more how he's supposed to, and Jordi Molla is just as much of a dipshit as the main characters. I just absolutely love the scene where he shoots his henchman and has to convince his mother that the henchmen killed himself.
The third one was fine, but too serious for it's own good. And I was distracted by the timeline, where is didn't line up with the first movie.
I'm always surprised when you guys talk about disturbing indie animation and never bring up Jack Stauber.. especially with how popular his stuff has gotten
His animations are weird and I get why people would think they’re creepy but I don’t think that’s what he’s going for in most cases.
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What did you guys think of the film the house that came out earlier this year. It’s an underrated gem in my opinion and I haven’t seen a whole lot of people talking about it
That one came as a surprise to me. I still wish the first segment had been stretched into a full feature as I wasn't expecting it to be an anthology going into it.
What’s the movie?
@@darkdemonqueen The House. It's on Netflix. I highly recommend if you are into thriller stop motion animation films
"yeah"
Hasta El Fuego guys.
Imagine being worse at making movies than Michael Bay.
ParaNorman is fucking great
you should have seen Police Story Trilogy instead.
I like how dents praise Bad Boys, and things like Armageddon and Independence Day as being campy throwback movies with intentional cliches, ignoring the fact that Michael Bay and Roland Emmerich have made the same shit over and over for thirty years because they’re simpletons and don’t know how to do anything else. People are morons.
can you guys please talk about both oldboys?
I actually liked each Bad Boys movie more than the last one.
1 I gave a 5 or 6 out of 10.
2 I gave a 6 or 7 out of 10.
3 I gave a 7 or 8 our of 10.
I don't remember to be honest. I remember 1 wasn't as fun on repeat viewings, yes, 2 is just guilty pleasure heaven, but 3 felt like a "real" movie, it came out during COVID-19's Jaunuary, so EVERYONE was expecting the worst, and I remember everyone being shocked that it was the best one yet but I haven't rewatched it since then.
Michael Bay is not very good obviously, but he scratches that guilty pleasure itch as many times well as his does it godawfully.
Clerks is good, not great, I actually prefer Mallrats because it's actually funny, same with Dogma. My favorite one is Chasing Amy by far. I liked Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. His newer stuff isn't good.
1:25:25 that really sums it up they didn't get it
You guys talked about the Micheal Bay humour, and I have a genuine question now, my question is what's worse, The Big Bang Theory or The Bad Boys Trilogy?
0:39 Ralph says the N word! 😂
Tf
"Martin Lawrence had so low energy in BB3, what happened to him?"
Simple, he got really FAT. I don't know how you could have not noticed that, since he filled out 3/4 of the screen every time he was on. Seriously, when I watched the movie, I was expecting him to suffer from a stroke whenver he had to a little bit more action than "slowly walking" or getting up from his chair. He should have stopped inhaling donuts and instead eaten a salad every now and then before they started filming.
ryan reynolds is tolerable in this indie film called 'the voices' & I don't like him. think the only thing I've seen him in is just friends.
Too bad videogamedunkey is banned from watching these
16:05
8:35 disagre: the first time i watched bad boys 2 i gave it a 5 then i watched the film again and now its 8 i guess i was just not ready for that kinda movie after the tame first one
1:50:14
Day 33 of asking for an episode on the Evil Dead trilogy
Michael Bay will never top Pain & Gain. It's his one magnum opus.
Laika sucks. Yeah sure the animation is impeccable but not once have they written a single compelling story. It just comes off to me as Oscar bait and they've won their fair share of awards. I just see it as an exercise in futility when the animation is leagues above the material being worked with. If the two sides; animation and writing, were able to compromise and create something that was of consistent quality they'd be much better off.
I think Coraline had a compelling story and… yeah, that’s about it. Laika literally peaked with their first movie and like you said have since released only Oscar-bait-y type stuff. They really need better writers or something because I’m 99% sure Coraline was good because they already had a book to base the plot on.
@@dajokahbaby1506 Coraline, the movie that turns into a video game fetch quest in the 2nd half and abandons the character Wybie at the end of act 1, only to bring him back in the last scene of the movie because the animators didn't want to commit to animating both him and Coraline in every scene.