Which movie dogs would be the "Ghostbusters" dream team for Indy?
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I mean, what's there to say
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Iconic. There's probably the most famous dog in a movie around, you know, up there with Lassie and Rin Tin Tin
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That's a first round draft pick. We're going to do a Choose Your Squad themed to Good Boy
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We're going to put some famous cinema dogs, for the most part, on board
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And the goal is, let's say there is a Good Boy 2, and you could pick anybody from this list to, like, basically pull a Ghostbusters with Indie
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Oh, wow. I mean, I feel like you need Snoop's intelligence for sure
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For Anatomy of a Fall? Yeah. Yeah, I think it would be two different kinds of dog performance
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I feel like, I think Messi's better trained than Indy. And I think that might be a benefit for sure
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That's what I'm saying. Yeah. We've thought about what's the Messi-Indy team-up movie
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Yeah. We don't have anything we want to say just yet, but we'd love to take the meeting
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Ask for yourself, for sure. Yeah. I feel like, how can you turn down Rin Tin Tin? Yeah. Yeah
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Rin Tin Tin's amazing. It's hard to deny he's probably the greatest dog actor
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He changed people's relationship with dogs. There's a great book that talks about how like in America most dogs live like outside
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until like Rin Tin Tin came around and the idea of an inside dog and Rin Tin Tin an actual war hero fought in World War One introduced German Shepherds to the wider world Yeah it hard to compete with Rin Tin Tin I have learned an insane amount about this Yeah this is great because I know more about dog actors than I probably need to
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Rin Tin Tin's going to be able to do a lot. He's actually seen war, so, you know, that would, you know
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He's seen those mid-distance stairs. Exactly, yeah. He would be very helpful
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I mean. I want to remove redundancies is the thing. I don't know if we need E-Buzz if we have Indy, because Indy has seen ghosts so covered
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It's true. E-Buzz in some ways started this all, so Poltergeist was in many ways the kernel of the idea
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The film Poltergeist opens with E-Buzz exploring the house, clearly clued into the haunting before the humans have picked it up
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And that's what caused me to first write something in a journal of entire haunted house movie from dog point of view
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So, yeah, I mean, that's the grandfather of this idea. It really heightens it, too, because what really struck me was
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the whole thing with haunted house movies is normally there's a kid and no one believes the kid, but the kid can say
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there are ghosts. Yes. And good boy, this poor dog can't be like, hello
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You're right. Weird stuff is happening. Not to get, like, literary, but, like, it's kind of a great version of dramatic irony
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The audience is like it not exactly ahead of Indy but they understand things he doesn which is great because that also means it comes across as natural in a way that a lot of bad decision making in horror films feels phony
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Like, why would the babysitter go down there? But, like, that's exactly what a dog would do
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That was a strange noise inside of a house. Like, that's, you know, that's what a dog would do
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What if it's your point not to run down the stairs and check that out? Totally. Air Bud knows how to use tools
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Yeah, we like to say that Jed from The Thing is, you know, Daniel Day-Lewis of Dogs
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and that Air Bud is like the Tom Cruise, you know. It's a sport
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He's an athlete. He wants you to see him get those jokes in
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I mean, what's there to say? Iconic. There's probably the most famous dog in a movie around
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you know, up there with Lassie and Rin Tin Tin. I mean, that's a first-round draft pick
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I think if we're going to have a golden retriever, we should go with Air Bud. Yeah. I mean, there needs to be a golden on there
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just for Indy's preferences, for sure. Every hero needs, like, a man in the chair
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Yes. And I think Bruiser could be that. he's been in a lot of law rooms
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Right, he's practically a lawyer. Yeah, I feel like it's obvious what Rin Tin Tin and Snoop are bringing to the picture
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And Bruiser would be easy to underestimate. And we don't know exactly what that's going to look like
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Also, he's got those looks. It can be like the Brad Pitt element of it all
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Yeah, totally. Going into spaces and disarming people. It's turned into a caper
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I don know if that where we going I like it Yeah I mean if we going along those lines I think you know like someone who played for the other team having zero You know come in just like there is a ghost Yes exactly Yeah Oh for sure How can we not have a Slimer
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Oh, that should have been the first answer. All right, so we have Rin Tin Tin, zero
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Bruiser Air Bud and Snoop. That's the team. That's five. Yeah, I'm really happy with that
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I feel like leaving crypto on the board is like wrong It might also be a little unfair to include a literally super power. Yeah super power dog
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It's just he's such a hero this year. We couldn't couldn't ignore of course of course
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Yeah, this guy brings a fair bit of chaos on his own. Yes indeed. He'll be the the maverick
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I do truly love that like while other married couples were like we're gonna learn how to make starter dough
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You guys are like we're just gonna slowly make an incredible horror movie. You know, I actually am not a horror movie person myself
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Yes, and not a filmmaker by training, not a horror movie person
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Yes, inherently, it's a horror movie. Yes, at least we've been told it's scary
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It's a little hard to know if your movie's scary. It's hard to know if your own movie's actually scary. Or as you experienced
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But it's also a love story at its heart, too. And it's really about that relationship between a person and their dog
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and how much they love each other. And I think that a lot of people really connect with that
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