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James Franco

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Nov 1, 2026

LowResHOST
17:41
Now, this movie for the longest time has always been controversial.
LowResHOST
17:47
And regarding the footage that you addressed, are you aware it is the subject of a James Franco film? We are Francophiles on this podcast.
LowResHOST
18:00
Hans, I think your microphone has kicked the bucket.
LowResHOST
18:03
He did a cruising movie where it's all the gay stuff only? That was the intent.
LowResHOST
18:12
It's around like 50 minutes.
LowResHOST
18:13
It's called Interior Leather Bar.
LowResHOST
18:15
I remember watching it around the time that James Franco was putting out like four films a year and a novel.
LowResHOST
18:23
It's not very good, obviously.
Shane ContoHOST
49:44
I still need to watch Giant.
Shane ContoHOST
49:47
But getting a chance to see one of these James Dean performances and just realizing like, can you imagine what a career that young man could have had if you know life didn't turn out that way and also it's really interesting because you can definitely tell there's certain actors today that are just really trying to be James Dean James Franco very much has that vibe and of course Tommy Wiseau really tried very hard to
Carl KelschGUEST
50:16
be
Shane ContoHOST
50:17
James
Bobby BonesHOST
22:46
But we were using, it was scripted and it was a comedy, but we were using actual real celebrities playing themselves in it.
Bobby BonesHOST
22:54
So let's say James Franco was going to be one of the people on Dancing with the Stars.
Bobby BonesHOST
23:00
James Franco would play himself.
Bobby BonesHOST
23:03
And I think that inspiration, because I'm trying to think back as to why I had the idea to put people playing themselves in it.
Bobby BonesHOST
23:11
Jury Duty was the show.
Jamie EvansHOST
25:08
That's not after the credits.
Jamie EvansHOST
25:09
Where they go to the nightclub and get James Franco.
Jamie EvansHOST
25:11
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Jamie EvansHOST
25:11
Oh

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Benton HodgesHOST
47:53
anaphylactic shock.
Benton HodgesHOST
47:55
So I think we're all sort of in agreeance that the remake basically takes everything good about the first one and just shits on it.
Jamie EvansHOST
48:03
My last note was just unexpected James Franco and Jason Ritter cameos.
Jamie EvansHOST
48:06
I had no idea they were in this movie.
Kristin RandGUEST
30:28
But we
Tess BarkerHOST
30:28
all made fun of Michael Jackson for that and I went to one of James Franco's art shows that was worse than that.
Brandie PoseyHOST
30:32
That's true.
Tess BarkerHOST
30:34
But was it him in all of his shit? No, it was James Franco's art exhibit was a gallery with four canvases and he was there.
Tess BarkerHOST
30:42
It was a gallery with four canvases with brown circles and one said ape shit.
Tess BarkerHOST
30:46
Ugh.
GlennHOST
91:09
They go to the island.
GlennHOST
91:11
And then it kind of becomes... a weird adaption of The Hangover, where they wake up on a beach and realise they're missing 12 hours, and they have to figure out how to get the mystical item that transported them there, and it's been lost on the way, get that so you can go back home, and they have to retrace their steps of the previous evening with the help of a were-dog played by James Franco.
GlennHOST
91:39
And then they go through a various amount of misadventures, including dealing with a couple of different protagonists.
GlennHOST
91:49
This movie has a lot going on.
LG DoucetHOST
32:24
Get to the, what is it, the demilitarized zone or whatever it is? Get your ass in there.
LG DoucetHOST
32:28
Sneak in, like in the movie The Interview, which was shot near me in Vancouver, and get your Seth Rogen and James Franco.
LG DoucetHOST
32:36
You sneak in there, and you find that Uniswap, and you bring it back, all right? Yeah.
LG DoucetHOST
32:41
so and you take what what a value are we going to take from that what what do you say let's take something of value from that what is that what are we going to do
Alfredo BrownHOST
12:37
Yeah.
Alfredo BrownHOST
12:37
No, every time you're saying that, every time you're saying that, I'm thinking of James Franco in Pineapple Express.
Alfredo BrownHOST
12:44
It's like El Nino.
Alfredo BrownHOST
12:45
It's very scientific.
MikeHOST
8:37
And eventually she uses part of her own arm, which she takes off of herself.
MikeHOST
8:41
It's a little bit like watching James Franco, as much as I don't want to talk about the guy, in 127 hours where he cuts the arm.
MikeHOST
8:49
She takes her arm off and she throws it off into space and manages to save herself.
MikeHOST
8:55
The animation is highly realistic and the detailed spacesuits, spacecraft and lighting are all exceptional, while the emptiness of space makes the whole thing feel like she's just being isolated.
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
28:04
Have you seen that? I've heard of it.
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
28:05
The James Franco movie? Yeah.
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
28:08
Again, three stars.
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
28:09
Just kind of like three stars.

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