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The Aviator

The Aviator

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Oct 16, 2026

Zach GlennHOST
50:45
Didn't really know who Martin Scorsese was.
Zach GlennHOST
50:48
I think I knew about The Aviator, but I was like, "That movie looks fucking awesome.
Zach GlennHOST
50:51
I'm starting to get to see-"
Walker GlennHOST
50:52
It was 2006-
Scott ParksHOST
31:42
But we already have holodecks.
Scott ParksHOST
31:45
they're called movies.
Scott ParksHOST
31:47
They're called TV shows.
Scott ParksHOST
31:48
If you wanted to experience what it would be like, you know, uh, at the time of Jesus or, uh, in 1865 when Abraham Lincoln was assassinated at Ford theater, you can just watch a movie.
MarkHOST
112:19
I know I only watched it like about six, seven months ago, but I'm going to watch Donnie Brasco again because Donnie Brasco is great.
MarkHOST
112:28
And then finally, for my other plane watch, when we were coming back, I watched The Aviator on a plane.
IanHOST
112:40
That's a...
IanHOST
112:41
Yeah, okay.
MarkHOST
112:47
are.
MarkHOST
112:48
Um...
MarkHOST
112:49
The Aviator is one of those movies that gets better every single time I watch it.
MarkHOST
112:57
To the point of where...
BradHOST
27:21
Yeah
Ashley PageHOST
27:21
... is Airplane, Top Gun, Conair, Air Force One, Snakes on a Plane, Die Hard 2, Flight, Sully, The Aviator, and Passenger 57.
Ashley PageHOST
27:35
I'm just telling you what the list says.
BradHOST
27:37
As much as you got toolbox, you should give me the Tom Hanks-
David SenraHOST
31:45
I have a weird thought that came to mind when I was reading this.
David SenraHOST
31:47
Okay, so have you ever seen the movie The Aviator? The Aviator's about Howard Hughes, right? And in that, he's trying to build this plane, and it's, like, this beautiful silver plane.
David SenraHOST
31:55
I don't remember what it's called.
David SenraHOST
31:56
But it has, like, all these, like, rivets, and he was just pushing his team.
David SenraHOST
32:00
He's like, "We don't want...
David SenraHOST
32:01
We want this to, the, the, the fuselage," I guess is the, the word, "to be as smooth as possible." Right? And so he would, in the, in, in the movie, he is literally, like, putting his hands over the, the fuselage.
David SenraHOST
32:13
He's like, "It has to be, like, less.
David SenraHOST
32:16
It, like, just shave these down.
MJ SmithHOST
13:39
Like, I remember Gangs of New York coming out and it not being as well received as Catch Me If You Can.
MJ SmithHOST
13:43
Like, there was something about the way that Scorsese works that D- DiCaprio just locked into, and, like, this is all resolved by The Aviator.
MJ SmithHOST
13:51
Like, The Aviator is one of my favorite Scorsese movies.
MJ SmithHOST
13:53
So they, they figured it the fuck out in two years.
MJ SmithHOST
13:55
But-

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Sarah BudderyHOST
107:53
Interesting
MJ SmithHOST
107:53
...
MJ SmithHOST
107:53
this was a companion to The Aviator, even though he had seen it years after he had made The Aviator.
Mike SmithHOST
12:27
Uh, Hitch was number one.
Mike SmithHOST
12:28
The rest of the top 10 consisted of Million Dollar Baby, Are We There Yet?, Boogeyman, The Aviator, Pooh's Heffalump Movie, and The Wedding Date.
Mike SmithHOST
12:37
Uh, so yeah, a couple of like, uh, Oscar holdovers from 2004.
Mike SmithHOST
12:40
It's February 2005, so you know, it makes sense.
Bill AllredHOST
33:02
She also appeared in Trance and Sense8 and the horror film Tormented.
Bill AllredHOST
33:07
Her original thinker movie is called The Imitation Game, based on the life of John Nash, a mathematical genius whose fiercely original ideas reshaped economics.
Bill AllredHOST
33:17
Number one, Tuplance Middleton.
Bill AllredHOST
33:19
Number two is Ian Holm.
Bill AllredHOST
33:28
The, The Last of the Blonde Bombshells.
Bill AllredHOST
33:31
His notable films also include Alien, The Fifth Element, and he played Bilbo in the Lord of the Rings movies.
Bill AllredHOST
33:36
His original thinker movie, The Aviator, the story of the wildly innovative years of Howard Hughes, whose uncompromising engineering aviation ideas completely disrupted multiple industries.
Bill AllredHOST
33:48
Number two, Ian Holm.
SpencerHOST
48:40
Yeah, 2004, 2005 here.
SpencerHOST
48:42
The nominees that year were The Aviator, Finding Neverland, Million Dollar Baby, Ray, and Sideways.
SpencerHOST
48:53
Which of those won Best Picture versus what should have won Best Picture, in your view?
LeeHOST
49:05
Did Sideways win?
JackHOST
24:12
Yeah.
JackHOST
24:12
I see The Aviator.
JackHOST
24:13
His, like, fat old cigar hanging out the mouth.
Adam JonesGUEST
24:16
[laughs]

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