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I'm your host, Ryan.
and joining me as always is the man whose go-to question is, where is the police? It's Curtis. I wasted all of today, and so I'm excited to waste some more of it with you.
We also have our Russian-speaking and Russian-hating co-host. It's Vitaliy. Hey, hey. I wouldn't say Russian-hating, but...
Welcome to another special edition of Reverse Psychology. The summer movie marathon continues. From now to the rest of the year, we will set Fraser aside to jump into the high-octane world of action. Tonight is the second part of the fifth installment of the Die Hard franchise, A Good Day to Die Hard. This is Reverse Psychology Presents Die Hard. I'm your host, Ryan Sansone, and joining me as always is the man whose go-to question is, where is the police? It's Curtis Sheck. I wasted all of today, and so I'm excited to waste some more of it with you. We also have our Russian-speaking and Russian-hating co-host. It's Vitaly Steer. Hey, hey. I wouldn't say Russian-hating, but...
The games, the premises, and what everyone brought to the table.
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Winner: Vitaliy
What everyone brought to the table · 1 recorded exchange
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Let's hear the pitch for; the next classic; installment of this; franchise.
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Opportunity domain: present the prepared successor pitches; Result domain: choose among those pitches for one greenlight
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WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Protagonist: Jim; Location: the Maldives; Occasion: the eve of the first day of Hanukkah; Missing relative: cousin Jose; Opposition: Maldivian mafia; Abu Bakura; Abu Bakuru
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Alternatives: most of the movie; the first five minutes; Subject: the narrated rescue and finding the cousin
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I think it was over; the course of the; whole movie,; leaving out all the; boring shit.
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WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Protagonist: Jonathan Mclynn; Vacation: cruise to Bermuda; Trigger: passenger confession; Obstacles: passengers; corrupt maritime crew; Pursuit: justice for America; Qualification: international waters
CLAIM & ADJUDICATION
Apparent crime: misunderstood; Apparent bad guys: completely innocent; Hero behavior: same carnage that John McClane does
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WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Prisoner: 50 Cent; Curtis Jackson; Trigger: botched deal with the Saudis; Requester: the president; First choice: John McClain; First choice unavailable: on vacation; Replacement: smoke
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Alternate title: Dubai Hard; Status: not chosen
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We do have to pick which; one we're going to; ultimately greenlight.
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Get rich or die hard trying
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jim pitch
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jim pitch
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So, with all your expertise, why don't you go ahead and tell us what you think makes a Die Hard movie?
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WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Number one, a Die Hard movie doesn't have any of this spy shit.; Another thing, you know, always got that tough, stoic, good guy murdering as many innocent people as necessary to get the scumbags.; Third is action is at the forefront.; I think that McClane never has any kind of coherent reason for how or why he's caught up in what he's doing.
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Sorry, are you saying a tough, stoic, good guy, or are you saying this tough, stoic, good guy?
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Like, we all know McClane is, Bruce Willis is the guy.
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How many innocents do you think he kills per movie?
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How do you think he kills the most innocents?
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He killed at least a thousand people.
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It's just that chasing is so crazy, where he's running around driving on top of cars, clearly killing everybody inside them.; But I'm going to say this is only the second most.; He's going to do something fucking loony that is going to result in tons of death.
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You have a prediction which movie it is?
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I think the fourth one is where everything completely ramps up.
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Do you think this will be the weakest plot we get or do you think they'll all sort of be in that same vein of lack of plot?
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So I think the second one will be very plot heavy.; But I think all the rest are going to be very light.
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You think they're planning to make a third or fourth or fifth?
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And I don't think they ever had any grand plans to make it a coherent like series.
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How many do you think they all have helicopter scenes or anything?
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I don't think we're getting any more Apaches.; There will definitely be more helicopters.
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I guess the last thing I have is, do you think all the bad guys are going to be Russian?
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I want that to be true, but I have a feeling it's not.
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I mean, do you think there's like some sort of connective thread between the bad guys or; any shot there?
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No, I think the bad guys die in the end and a new one takes their place in the next one.
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Do we think John McClane has to be part of a Die Hard movie despite what we did last episode?
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So I would love if like the third Die Hard is just a complete non sequitur from the rest of the series.; If we accept that John McClane probably has to be part of it.; I think we can have headcanon, right?; So I think we can say they are.
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Time to get back to the action.
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next summer,; Reverse Psychology presents; the Pokemon movies.; Oh, we couldn't do it.
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Subject: this movie; Response options: thumbs up; thumbs down
What everyone brought to the table · 4 recorded exchanges
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Did you like this movie?
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Tell me about some of; the reasons it's getting; the thumbs down.
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One, too much talking.; Way too much talking.; A lot of things this movie; also didn't make sense.
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So Curtis, how about you?
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Task: predict the past; Film: Live Free or Die Hard; Installment: 4
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Recalled actor: Justin Long; Predicted role: John McClane Jr.; Sequel explanation: recast for an action star
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Do you think that's; Jack?
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Initial wording: Justin Long; Clarified subject: his character in Die Hard 4; Requested value: age
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Yeah, but how, like; specifically how old and; how old do you think; Jack was in this movie?; What do you think the; age gap is?
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Initial age category: teenager; Specified fourth film age: 16; Stated release gap: six or seven years; Assumed fifth film age: 33
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Fourth film prediction: John McClane dies at the end; Fifth film explanation: sequel ignores the death; Status: prediction, not established film fact
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So you think they; earnestly kill him.
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But you do think that; Die Hard 5 is a sequel and; they just ignore the fact; that they killed him.
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Do you think we're going to; get Jack in Die Hard 4?
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Yeah.; It's Justin Long.
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Is it a teenage?
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Do you think we're going to; get the girl whose name I; didn't take down?
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He doesn't have a daughter; in Die Hard 4.
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i get so confused i don't even know how to work my phone