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Firefox

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Search complete. 9 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Firefox".

Oct 8, 2026

Christopher ClarkGUEST
72:25
[laughs]
Dean LeggeroHOST
72:25
Or I'll handle Firefox, the Clint Eastwood movie about stealing a jet.
Christopher ClarkGUEST
72:29
There you go.
Dean LeggeroHOST
72:30
I, I can, I can handle that one.
Dean LeggeroHOST
72:31
I saw that in the theater.
Christopher ClarkGUEST
72:32
Yes, so did I. That's a gem.
Dean LeggeroHOST
72:33
Believe it or not, Firefox.
Dean LeggeroHOST
72:36
Now it's a web browser.
Trace SeverHOST
25:58
Yeah.
Jesse NussmanHOST
25:58
Um, and I know we kinda talked with like Firefox and y- you know, him really struggling with doing effects in Firefox, and then once you get to Space Cowboys, he's kind of doing it again, but like maybe like they're bumping up a little bit on the limitations of this time.
Jesse NussmanHOST
26:16
What, what do you feel about now? He, he's...
Jesse NussmanHOST
26:18
Th- this is, I feel like, arguably like the biggest scale movie he's ever done at this point in his career.
Ed HicksHOST
44:49
$650,000, four, five-seater, looks utterly mad.
Ed HicksHOST
44:52
If you ever saw the 1980s film Firefox, which had Clint Eastwood in, it looks like that had this weird Russian mega fighter.
Ed HicksHOST
45:01
This looks like someone went, that's a great idea for a light personal GA airplane.
Ed HicksHOST
45:05
Let's make it.
Jay LedbetterHOST
5:12
...
Jay LedbetterHOST
5:12
Firefox.
Matt GoldbergGUEST
5:14
Yeah.
Jesse NussmanHOST
5:14
[laughs]
DiaGUEST
64:47
Yeah.
DiaGUEST
64:48
It looks like the, um, uh, Firefox, the MIG, the MIG 33 Firefox from the movie Firefox, which is what if Clint Eastwood was like a shittier James Bond, but also like just a pilot, um, And he has to steal the super plane from the Russians.
JacksonHOST
65:12
uh movies used to be you can make anything those were like those are like there's like a
DiaGUEST
65:15
series of novels for those two they're like fucking like it's like tom clancy level of novels with this one character but they only made the one movie and i think it was bad my dad took me to see it it was bad i know i know the movie was bad but i think it was people can people i think more than just me at like five thought it was bad no apparently roger ebert liked it
William DeagleGUEST
50:05
And the computer would then send the commands, and he would verify the images that would be flashed on the upward-looking screen by blinking his eyes, and the computer would then pick up the blinks as yeses and nos, and it sped the rate of command and release of weapon systems.
William DeagleGUEST
50:20
Similar to the movie that you've probably seen many years ago called Firefox.
William DeagleGUEST
50:23
Well, we have these now, and it will be incorporated into the new jet system that's being developed as a joint strike fighter that Lockheed Martin is developing, but we've had this technology now for decades.
William DeagleGUEST
50:36
The other three projects were to take prisoners from West Orange and Irvine state penitentiaries, and Dr. Tortelot had a stereotactic CT scan implanter to put palladium and platinum wires and microchips in their brain and cortex, primarily the visual and auditory cortex so that you could... see what they see and hear what they hear, the back of the retina as well as the temporal lobes to directly integrate and control.
Rob VegaHOST
42:00
I know.
Rob VegaHOST
42:01
The Firefox, The Russian House, and White Nights.
Rob VegaHOST
42:03
White Nights is a great movie with Mikhail Vernishikov and Gregory Hines.
Rob VegaHOST
42:09
That was a great flick.
Trace SeverHOST
53:10
one.
Trace SeverHOST
53:11
We're all pretty in line of not liking Firefox much at all.
Trace SeverHOST
53:15
You guys are
Jake SerwinGUEST
53:15
just doing directed by Clint, right? Just directed by us.

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