Josh Brolin

The way you work on your work and like-

That's what Josh Brolin said about weapons.

Yeah.

When he was like, "I have a kid and I was doing a scene in the bedroom."

Yeah, he's the reason this show exists, so.

Right on.

Thank you, Josh Brolin.

Thank you, Josh Brolin.

Donald Trump has stated multiple times he was in Trump Towers and he watched, he watched from his building the events of 9-11.

We showed a clip of Josh Brolin last week.

Josh Brolin literally talking about this, talking about, yeah, I was at Trump Towers and he was telling a story about, remember, you guys remember the clip from Josh Brolin last week? We thought how funny it was.

But if you remember in that clip, he was like, yeah, Donald Trump was telling us about how he was watching the events of 9-11 through the window and he was very emotional, yada, yada, yada.

He's literally

Uh, it, it seemed to take very much, um, from the book and, uh, and transfer it with some, uh, as you note, dramatic liberties.

Which, listen, the movie W with Josh Brolin did.

The movie Dick with D- with, uh, Christian Bale playing Dick Cheney with a fat suit on did.

Like, it, like, that's, that's drama.

I just, I hear it.

I hear Josh Brolin's delivery.

When I read those words,

dread it run from it.

I just, I hear it.

I hear Josh Brolin's delivery.

When I read those words,

dread it run from it.

The Woody Harrelson character thinks that he can control things.

The, the James, Josh Brolin character thinks, Moss, Llewellyn Moss, which is such an interesting name for a guy in this Texas, hard-edged, gritty drama thriller.

But he seems like the main character of the story.

And it seems like...

Again, I don't think the movie then says, well, and thus they are actually two sides of the same person.

I don't think it's quite as neat a comparison as that, but it is drawing on that comparison.

And it's kind of setting up this idea that the Chigurh character and the Josh Brolin character, they have a lot more in common than you would think.

They seem like they're opposites, like they both are against each other, but they're really more like each other, which is another theme that comes up in The Dark Knight with Batman and the Joker being so closely related.

First up is The Dog Stars, directed by Ridley Scott.

This is a post-apocalyptic drama starring Jacob Elordi, Margaret Qualley, and Josh Brolin.

In it, it is the post-apocalypse.

Most of the population was wiped out by a virus, and the people that are left live in communes trying to defend what they have from crazed cultists who roam the landscape wreaking havoc.

Our main character is Jacob Elordi's Hig, who lives in a compound with his friend Josh Brolin.

And despite being the post-apocalypse, it doesn't seem to be so bad there.

They've got plenty of space, they've got plenty of supplies, they're well-armed, and they have a little Cessna airplane.

I liked the way that different communities have come together to try to defend themselves from the insane cultists running around.

So, yeah.

Oh, Josh Brolin's in it.

Elizabeth Shue's in it.

Fuck, I'm in.