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How long would Tulsa King last in Kingstown?
I'm having a good time with the Tulsa king but the app is stinky
Has Ben read Wheel of Doll? The 14” Maglite he buys in the hardware store reminded me of the late 90s Maglite obsession everyone had!
Do you think they initially put a wig on 50 year old Chickie and called him kid to make Stallone seem younger, like when they cast ancient guys to play soldiers in recent Segal movies?
I couldn't get through the first episode of King of Tulsa. Stallone is unbearable, but so is the dialogue.
Yeah the writing is pretty hacky, and Stallone sounds ridiculous. Also it makes zero sense. Why wouldn’t Martin Starr have just called the cops? It’s a legal business, right? Has Taylor Sheridan ever seen a real dispensary? The ones near me look like apple stores.
How do the the worlds created by Kurt Sutter and Taylor Sheridan compare? What do you think of the theory/rumors that there’s some competitive rivalry between them? And most importantly who wins in the cage: Clay Morrow v Dwight Manfredi?
They both kinda suck in the same ways
When will Sistine start an onlyfans?
Relax
Don't want to get anyone in trouble for talking about it, but wasn't watching The Way of Water a lot like watching a 3 hour cutscene from a video game? I think they may have even used some CGI in there..
Gabrus- did your mom vote for Santos? Pretty sure mine did.
What do you guys think of “The Fabelmans” (aka the Steven Spielberg origin story)?
They covered this a few episodes back.
I have some racing content recommendations for Ben and anyone else who is interested. 1. “Speed With Style” the autobiography of Peter Revson, the Revlon heir who was an F1 driver in the 70s. Tragic story but a fascinating guy, tells his story to an SI journalist. 2. “The Quick and the Dead” F1 documentary narrated by Stacey Keech about the dangerous years of the sport in the 70s. Has some incredible footage, interviews, some absolutely wild prog rock interludes, and a legendary trip around the Nurburgring with Jackie Stewart in a Rolls Royce convertible. (On Freevee) 3. “Rallying: The Killer Years.” BBC documentary about Group B rallying in the 80s which was for a while the most popular racing series in the world. And insanely dangerous. Basically race courses littered with crashes like the set of The Mechanic. (On Amazon proper.)
Group B was wild. The spectators were the road margins. However many spectators were maimed or killed before they toned it down is probably surprisingly low.
I gotta watch 9 eps by Wednesday? This might be tougher than reading Bonfire of the Vanities!
What are some other cities would sly not fit in as a gangster? Can we get a spin-off with Sistine in Omaha ?
Portland Prince
Would a punch from Sly hurt in real life? He is old as fuck but he must be able to throw a real punch after pretending to be rocky for so long.
I’d rather be punched by Sly than an equally aged retired dock worker.
ABZ Q: I know most contemporary titles are off the menu but as time goes on, will you boys dig into the '00s? When you all mentioned NO ESCAPE should have a PPV sub-plot, it reminded me that movie exists as the Stone Cold Steve Austin vehicle from 2006, THE CONDEMNED.
Just gotta wait till March bb
Tulsa king is the wildest show. You think it’s gonna be a fish out of water story, but no, sly knows more about everything than everyone despite being in prison for 25 years and from New York.
Classic “A fish in perfectly temperate water” story
Tulsa King Q: How insane is it that Sly had to make sure his gangster character went to jail for a morally righteous murder?
The most accurate single statement about Hollywood I have ever encountered, superior even to "No one knows anything," was Chris Connolly telling Bill Simmons, "Stars impose their will."