Pablo Schreiber

But Bomer isn't the only one bringing a wildly different energy.

We also have Pablo Schreiber joining the cast.

Schreiber is one of television's great chameleons right now.

His range is insane.

That's what makes me think I saw it and I just don't remember it.

Because, like, I would have been there for, like, oh, James Badgedale, John Krasinski, Pablo Schreiber, and David Denman.

Like, okay, I'll do that.

But, like, looking at it, I'm like, I don't remember anything about this movie.

And then everybody else is an actor.

Ben Walker stars in it, and, uh, Pablo Schreiber and I play the other clerks in, in, uh, Plummer's office.

And, um, it's a good movie.

It deserves to be seen, and nobody ever sees it.

I mean, I would, like, I find the whole sort of De Niro, Pacino face-off scene in Heat, one of the most boring scenes I have ever seen committed to celluloid.

I would much rather the confrontation scenes between, you know, Jared Butler and Pablo Schreiber in this film.

For me, it just, that, They're just like a million times better than that stuff we get in heat.

And you get tons of them, right? Because he's constantly

But that scene, that scene, I find that scene is one of the weirdest in the movies because...

What exactly is Jared Butler's strategy in that moment? I get the whole idea.

I guess he's just trying to get in Pablo Schreiber's grill, kind of throw him off his game, make him make a mistake.

But why make out that he knows Donnie? He could still get in Pablo Schreiber's grill, but without kind of saying, yeah, I know Donnie.

I enjoyed it.

There's a really frigging badass elevator fight between Alan Ritchson and Pablo Schreiber, who are two very large men, and it's great.

Uh, I, I enjoyed it.

I bought it 'cause I, I like to support smaller cinema.

She gets resurrected, right?

She is resurrected because she swallowed a magical coin, and she's chained to this down on his luck giant leprechaun named Mad Sweeney, played by Pablo Schreiber.

In this- Bizarre parallel road trip

And they despise each other.

There's a weight to his voice, an audible frustration, and by the end, genuine desperation.

Azrael is voiced by one of my favorites, Pablo Schreiber, and he does a great job of making him just kind of feel unstable without ever turning him into a lunatic.

Now as great as those guys are, Michael Mando is the standout as Bane, and I love the approach they took with him.

Mando talked about wanting to strip away the idea that Bane is just the giant guy who breaks Batman's back.

Um, we do have an update on the, uh, Halo Fest, uh, and I'm going to give you some deets and details, uh, about, uh, what's going on at Halo Fest.

Um, we also have some other things to kind of discuss, including, um, about Pablo Schreiber.

Um, and, um, there's also a bonus date for the calendar that we're going to kind of talk about.

But, uh, before...

So we would be essentially celebrating that.

Halo's anniversary as much as Xbox's anniversary, which is always pretty exciting.

And then I know that this is going to make our episode shorter than usual, but there is one more thing that I am going to mention before wrapping up today, and that's Pablo Schreiber.

So if you guys haven't been in the know, um, DC has been releasing an animated, um, I think it's a movie, uh, of Batman called night, uh, nightfall, uh, the most recent trailer, uh, that was continuing part one, uh, called night quest, uh, uh, dropped for Batman day.