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"The Hangover," directed by Todd Phillips, hit the screens in 2009, quickly becoming a cultural phenomenon. This comedic tour de force revolves around a bachelor party gone awry in Las Vegas. The plot hinges on a simple, yet effective premise: a group of friends wake up after a night of heavy partying, with no memory of the previous night and the groom missing. This sets the stage for a chaotic journey filled with unexpected turns.
The story follows Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms), and Alan (Zach Galifianakis) as they try to piece together the events of the previous night. Their friend Doug (Justin Bartha) is set to get married, but his whereabouts remain a mystery. The narrative unravels in a non-linear fashion, with the trio encountering one absurd situation after another. From a tiger in the bathroom to a baby in the closet, the film keeps the audience guessing while delivering a steady stream of laughs.
Each character brings a unique flavour to the mix. Phil is the charming, somewhat irresponsible leader of the pack. Stu, a dentist with a controlling girlfriend, portrays the more cautious and neurotic side. Alan, arguably the most memorable character, is socially awkward and inadvertently causes most of their troubles. His bizarre antics and one-liners provide much of the film's humour. The chemistry among the actors is palpable, creating a believable bond of friendship that drives the narrative.
The film's humour is a blend of slapstick, situational, and character-driven comedy. The clever writing ensures that the jokes feel organic, stemming from the characters' personalities and the ludicrousness of their situation. While some gags border on the absurd, they never feel out of place, thanks to the film's consistent tone.
Las Vegas is almost a character in itself, its glitzy, over-the-top nature amplifying the film's wild spirit. The cinematography captures the essence of Vegas, from the neon-lit Strip to the seedy underbelly. The city's chaotic energy complements the narrative's unpredictability.
"The Hangover" redefined the R-rated comedy genre. Its success spawned two sequels, though neither captured the original's magic. It launched the careers of Cooper, Helms, and Galifianakis, and remains a reference point for modern comedies.
In conclusion, "The Hangover" is a masterclass in comedy filmmaking. Its clever script, strong performances, and relentless pace make it an unforgettable experience. It's a film that not only entertains but also resonates, proving that sometimes, the wildest stories make the best tales.
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Ever wondered why age 40 seems like a threshold for most men? Today's episode touches on this phenomenon as we journey into the mind of Todd Phillips, a mindset coach passionate about helping men in their 50s unlock their full potential. Todd's personal experiences, from grappling with memory issues at 40 to his steadfast dedication to making a global impact, are both inspiring and enlightening. His audacious mission of fundraising to bring water to the communities in Liberia, West Africa, floating on a raft, is a living testament to his five pillars of performance—clarity, energy, courage, productivity, and influence.
Our conversation dives into the unique challenges encountered by men in the 40-60 age range, highlighting the importance of proactive maintenance of physical and mental health. Todd gives us a glimpse into how external motivation structures can help those who need a little extra push. Moreover, he brings forward the intricate connection between brain health and physical health. Offering insights from his five pillars of performance, Todd assures us that anyone, regardless of age or profession, can reach sustained high performance. Also, we bring forth the idea of gamifying our lives to confront emotional baggage and face challenges with newfound courage. So, gear up for an intriguing conversation with Todd Phillips, where we dissect these compelling topics, and much more!
Todd Phillips is the Founder and CEO of Mindset Mastery and SuperEasy.AI. He helps busy business owners and entrepreneurs in their 50s master their mindset to achieve success as they define it. He shares his proven Rapid Brain Transformation Methodology, teaching them simple, ultra-powerful ‘brain upgrades’ that can 5X their productivity so they can live life on their own terms.
Todd Phillips started a non-profit, The Last Well, in 2009 to reach an entire developing nation with clean water for the first time in history. He created a coalition of governmental agencies and non-profits in the nation of Liberia, and worked alongside a Nobel Peace prize winner, an Olympian, high-level CEOs, and two Liberian presidents, the US State Department, and the African Union to accomplish this historic mission. Together they transformed the lives of over three million people.
Todd teaches that success hinges on five pillars: clarity, focused energy, the courage to chase goals, heightened productivity, and unparalleled influence. By mastering these, his clients have been able to crush it in their personal and professional lives.
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The gang takes a look at 2019's Joker and realize that they are, in fact, clowns.
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On today’s Lever Time, David Sirota sits down with law professor and policy advocate Robert Hockett and former FDIC attorney Todd Phillips, to explain “The Great Bank Robbery of 2023” — a financial grift that very well could be impacting you. The three explore how this complicated bank swindle has become so prevalent, what federal regulators could do to stop it, and how consumers like you can protect yourself from the scam.
The grift goes like this: When you deposit your money at a bank, they should pay you interest for your money. That’s because they make money off of it: Banks lend out your deposits for mortgages and small business loans, or deposit money with the Federal Reserve — all of which generate a much higher interest rate return for the banks. The difference is profit.
Until recently, banks would pass along increased interest on these efforts to its customers. But over the last two years, as the Federal Reserve has hiked interest rates to combat inflation, banks haven’t been sharing the wealth.
Today, the gap between the profit banks generate by lending out those deposits and what they pay their customers is the largest it’s ever been: On average, banks are paying its depositors 0.4% interest, while reaping anywhere from 5 to 7 percent interest via lending. This has resulted in one of the largest upward wealth transfers in the modern economy, from customers to bank executives.
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The aftermath of the Batgirl movie being cancelled. Warner Bros. Discovery is continuing on with changes, delaying other movies, and preparing for tomorrow's Investor's Day tomorrow announcing the revamped streaming service. SHOW TIMELINE: 0:00 - Opening 3:01 - Intro 8:39 - Da Tweets! 20:40 - New Zack Snyder's Justice League Rolling Stone Article 26:37 - Batgirl Movie Cancellation Aftermath at Warner Bros. Discovery 44:46 - Ayer Cut Script Pages 53:34 - Joker 2 Gets Release Date 55:37 - August Movie Releases 1:00:45 - Twitter Questions 1:09:21 - Final Thoughts of the Week
Connor & Jon are joined by Thatcher Radler to discuss Joker and why it pulled so much from King of Comedy and Taxi Driver. Jon is bothered by the messiness of the Batman and DC universe. Connor can't stand the film's tone of uber-serious. Thatcher progressively realizes how much of a rip-off this film is.
WARNING: Major spoilers for Joker, minor spoilers for Taxi Driver & King of Comedy
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This week's podcast is GIANT-sized as the Summer of John continues! In this episode, Bob enters the age of Blu-ray, and we explode with joy about the first episode of Ms. Marvel! Plus, we discuss many comics, Joker 2, old habits dying hard, Barb-Wire, and more! Be sure to stay after the credits for more shenanigans!
Books: The Panic #1-2 (Comixology), Red Tags #1-3 (Comixology), That Texas Blood #14, Batman: Shadow War, Dark Crisis #1, Flashpoint: Beyond #0-2, Aquaman: Andromeda #1, Rocketeer: The Great Race #1, Elvira: The Wrath of Con Special, Poison Ivy #1, Jane Foster & The Mighty Thor #1, and more!
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It's the 550th episode of the Talking Comics Podcast! Thank you to everyone out there listening! This week, Steve, Bob, John, and special guest Chris Ceary (Thirsty on Toon, Gotham Outsiders) join the Cult of Jared Leto, bless themselves with Peter Popoff's Miracle Oil, and talk about plenty of comics!
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WE'RE GOING STREAKING! Jonah didn't need to convince Mally to watch this 2000's comedy classic: Old School. Come along for some major laughs as these two come up with some EPIC alternate porn titles, and as they regale each other with just how quotable this movie really is. What's your favorite Old School quote?
Directed by Todd Phillips. Starring Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, Ellen Pompeo, Jeremy Piven, Elisha Cuthbert, Juliette Lewis.
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In this raucous episode the boys have watched Project X (2012), the party film which spawned a generation of copycat events & broken futures.
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The Eternals are here!
After months of patience and anticipation, Marvel Studios finally satiated our thirst with our first in-depth look at Chloe Zhao's Eternals. We take a deep dive into what the trailer showed us and extensively break down what each member of Marvel's latest ensemble brings to the table.
Before that, we bring you the top news of the week in the sizzle reel, dominated by (you guessed it) Spider-Man. New villains from the TASM franchise are now rumored for No Way Home! A marketing push for Holland's threequel is on its way! And Sony has cast an unexpected Kraven the Hunter!
We round out this week's show with a list of the best page-to-screen moments in the MCU with ComicBook.com's Jim Viscardi.
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9:15 - Sizzle Reel
11:11 - Baby Yoda in Boba Fett?
11:52 - Spider-Man: No Way Home Rumors
25:55 - Kraven the Hunter Casting
34:51 - Joker 2 Script Being Written
40:53 - Deep Dive: All Things Eternals
1:22:58 - Best Page-to-Screen MCU Moments List (w/ Jim Viscardi)
1:38:00 - Weekly Recs
Join hosts Jason Furie and Adam Roth as they head into an epic DC nerd battle. Jason loves Joker (2019) and Adam does not. Where do you stand on this controversial film directed by Todd Phillips starring Joaquin Phoenix?
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(Joker voice) I’ve got nothing left to lose!
Oh baby, here it is! The much-hyped TAXI DRIVER/JOKER PRIZE FIGHT! Aya and Kevin dive straight into the hyper-masc worlds of Travis Bickle and Arthur Fleck, two of the Biggest Boys they’ve faced so far. PLUS! A conversation with LA-based activist and organizer Albert Corado about the effects of JOKER on the recent uprising against police violence.
Is JOKER as bad as Aya feared? Does De Niro go 2-1 for hottest of the flick? How does Aya manage to make the conversation about Keanu Reeves this time? Find out on the MAIN FEED!
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DENNE FILM HANDLER IKKE OM TRUMP, MEN OM DET AMERIKA DER GAV OS TRUMP - sådan skriver instruktøren og samfundskritikeren Michael Moore om det nyeste skud på stammen over film fra Batman-universet.
Joker (2019) er instrueret af Todd Phillips, der sammen med Scott Silver også skrev filmens manuskript. Filmen tager udgangpunkt i en oprindelseshistorie om superskurken Jokeren i det amerikanske tegneserieforlag DC Comics superhelteunivers centreret i den kriminalitets belastede storby Gotham City. Filmen adskiller sig dog fra de traditionelle superheltefilm ved ikke at være en actionfilm, men i stedet karakteriseres som en psykologisk thriller.
Filmens hovedrolle som standupkomikeren Arthur Fleck alias Joker spilles suverænt af skuespilleren Joaquin Phenix, og i en overbevisende birolle har vi Robert De Niro som tv-værten Murray Franklin. Filmen blev nomineret til ikke mindre end 11 Oscars og modtog to Oscars - én for bedste hovedrolle som gik til Joaquin Phenix og én for musikken som gik til den islandske komponist Hildur Guðnadóttir, som komponerede musikken til tv-serien Chernobyl (2019).
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On this podcast, Jim was joined by BanterFlix's resident 'Disney Queen' Victoria Brown and local filmmaker Jim McMorrow as they reviewed in spoilerific detail about Brett and Drew Pierce's new horror movie The Wretched and we also chatted about some of the latest movie news and releases, including Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods.
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The Plotaholics' romp into the biggest blockbusters of 2019 continues as we discuss Joaquin Phoenix's masterpiece, the Todd Phillips-directed Joker
Wait until you get a load of (me) this star-studded cast that includes Robert De Niro, Zazie Beetz, Brett Cullen, and Frances Conroy.
Do we need another origin story? Or is this just the Joker film we deserve after Jared Leto's chance at the character? You be the judge!
Listen in. Laugh. Cackle. And try not to give into your destructive tendencies as the Plotaholics review Joker.
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