Action Movie Ranking // Regulation Supplemental
Bonus · published 2024-12-22 · archive #289

[0:00:00] Andrew: Hello and welcome to another 31 themed supplemental today. I am well, first of all, I'm hosting this thing. My name is Andrew and I am joined by Nick, Eric, Jeff and Gavin. How's everyone doing? Good, thanks. Is that why we're doing this? It's the 31 themed thing? It is 31. Well, listen, this is why we're doing this. Okay, because we've been we're hot on 31 as a number recently, but doing dogs and cream. We did. We are. We did. Zombies. That was trying to hit 31. And I am so sick of Christmas, of the diehard conversation of is it a Christmas movie? Is it not a Christmas movie? I don't know. It's got action in it, but it's not Christmas. I don't care about any of that. I'm sick of that discourse. So we are just going to rank action movies in December. 31 of them. We're going to determine what we think are the best action movies ever made. We are each going to submit six films in a rotation. And then we are going to why don't we just we'll use an egg. But that makes 36 times five. So I reached out to the action movie savant. Oh, yeah, PG got his opinion on what the number one should be. So we'll add that to the list. And then it'll be 30 other ones. I don't think we'll have any disagreement with his contribution to the list.
[0:01:19] Andrew: And then once we have all 31 built out, we will then, I guess, debate or talk amongst each other and try to figure out where do these place on this list from 31st to first.
[0:01:30] Eric: OK, so when I was originally getting my list together, I started picking stuff that I really liked. But I went like, oh, yeah, these guys probably haven't seen these, but I really love these movies. So I quickly had to redo my list, my entire list out the window. And you're so cool, Eric. No, it's because when I I have a friend who shows me crazy Hong Kong action movies and stuff that came out in 1989 that like should have died with VHS. But he has like weird like prints of. Yeah. Where it's like this is called Fist Fighter. And I'm like, I don't think anybody's ever seen it. It is just blockbuster garbage movies that I love. Why don't you pick those? Those are your favorite because because I don't want to be 31 through 27.
[0:02:21] Geoff: You will be. Come on, dude. I'm going to be 31 through 27. You know that I don't want to do that. I just I'm you get to be 20 seconds. You get to be 26 through 20.
[0:02:30] Andrew: Listen, it could be it might be 26 on the list because it is a collective representation of us. But that it's number one in your heart and people will know that I'm not looking for number one in my heart. I'm here to win. There's no winning. There's not any winning or losing.
[0:02:46] Gavin: No, no, I'm going to win. What if we put a hot by our favorite one?
[0:02:48] Eric: Yeah. I mean, if I have the highest numbers, then I win.
[0:02:53] Geoff: There's the OK. U.S. mindset over here, right? I know. I know one person you're going to beat right off the jump. Is it Gavin? Let's get to it.
[0:03:01] Eric: Oh, hey, what? So let's start. We can go in an egg order because we're just going to make the bank before we go over to our ranking board. But what we should probably put TPG's movie first.
[0:03:11] Andrew: I was going to say TPG, no surprise. Bad Boys 2. Of course, it's number one. Hell yeah. All expected. It should be on this list, I think. Have no problem with it, which leads to me. My first contribution to this list is going to be Predator, one of my favorite action movies of all time. One of my favorite movies of all time. Peak Arnold, Fightin' Stuff in the Jungle, Cool Group of Commandos.
[0:03:34] Gavin: It's awesome. I love it. I have a question. Yeah. Now that none of us can pick Predator, how is this not draft? Because we're not drafting. We're just compiling a list, and then as a group, we are ranking them. Okay.
[0:03:47] Geoff: There's zero drafting. It's more like the 98 movies thing. Yeah. Instead of Andrew presenting it to us.
[0:03:54] Andrew: Right. There's zero drafting occurring. And there's no winning, I've been told. And there's no winning. Uh-huh. I'm going to, but you can't. Okay. We'll find out. We'll see. But Nick, what is your contribution to this list?
[0:04:06] Nick: I think it's a fairly recent one, but I'm going to go with Taken, a great movie. Damn it. Damn you. See, I like the idea of Liam Neeson being an action guy, because that's the movie that kind of turned him into that. And ever since then, that's all he does. But before that, you know, he was just kind of a, what, rom-com, weird show-up-and-stuff guy. And I just love that movie. It's got some of the best delivered dialogue about finding and killing someone, and then actually doing it later. Yeah. Great movie.
[0:04:35] Gavin: If you watch it and then the sequels, it makes the first one seem even better.
[0:04:38] Eric: Oh, yeah. Big time. Oh, man. Big time. I went through recently. I'm really excited for him to be in Naked Gun. Yeah, me too. Yeah. That's going to be awesome. He's so dry. It's going to be really, really funny.
[0:04:50] Geoff: Speaking of dry, Eric, what is your first pick?
[0:04:53] Eric: Uh, my dry, dry pick is so dry because of how hot it is. And that movie is heat.
[0:05:02] Gavin: Oh, God damn this.
[0:05:08] Andrew: I'm losing movies left and right.
[0:05:09] Eric: It's a great movie. It's iconic sequence. Almost a draft. But hey, hey, Jeff, you teed me up. I'm going to tee you up. What's your movie pick?
[0:05:19] Geoff: When I think about a classic action movie, there are two things that are must-haves. I'm not going to tell you the first yet. I'm going to let you figure it out based on my picks. But I will tell you what the second one is. And it's a good villain. And there's nobody schemier and grimier than Detroit industrialist Peter Delaplane, played by Craig T. Nelson in the 1988 Carl Weathers-Helmed action flick, Action Jackson. Nice. That's pretty cool.
[0:05:50] Unidentified: That's cool.
[0:05:50] Gavin: Yep. That was not on my list.
[0:05:52] Andrew: It was not on my list. I discovered it recently when looking at Carl Weathers' IMDb after watching Rocky. Great poster. Great movie. Saw it at the theater.
[0:06:00] Eric: Oh, really? Did you really? Damn. That's cool. That rules. Gavin, if you have any movies left, it's time for your pick.
[0:06:08] Gavin: A lovely film about a man who spends a day stuck in things that refuse to stop. It's Speed.
[0:06:13] Eric: Yeah, Speed was on my list, too. Great.
[0:06:15] Andrew: Speed was definitely on my list. I'm surprised they haven't remade Speed. It feels like a thing they should have done by now. Speed 2 Cruise Control? Well, that's not a remake.
[0:06:25] Eric: That's certainly not a remake. It's a...
[0:06:27] Andrew: Speed 2. Unless they did, like, Evil Dead 2 with Speed, which is, I like.
[0:06:33] Eric: Yeah. Premise. Um, are we doing Snake Draft, or are we just going back around to the start? Let's do Snake. Okay. There you go. Whatever works. So Gavin gets 2. Gavin, what's your other one?
[0:06:46] Geoff: Otherwise, Gavin just gets fucked over and over again.
[0:06:48] Eric: I'm apparently not prepared for this.
[0:06:50] Gavin: I will take, uh, it's, I wouldn't say it's all action, but there's certainly some very satisfying visual action in Inception. Ooh.
[0:06:59] Eric: Oh, all right, yeah. Inception almost made my list. I, I, I think it's good. Yeah, I think that's a really good one.
[0:07:04] Andrew: Because I, I like Inception a lot. My brain immediately went, well, that's near the bottom. This is not what I think of when I think of action. But it's a great movie.
[0:07:12] Eric: We're not even ranking it yet, and Andrew's trying to put you at the bottom. No, it's just, that's how it, it read to me. Dude, he wants you to lose this thing, Gavin.
[0:07:20] Andrew: The hallway is really cool. Ah, maybe I'm changing, but that hallway sequence is really cool. Oh, it's happening? Yeah. I just haven't seen it in a while.
[0:07:27] Eric: Jeff, you have another pick. You started with Action Jackson, Jack, God.
[0:07:32] Unidentified: Yeah, Action.
[0:07:34] Eric: Started with Action Jackson. What's next?
[0:07:36] Geoff: If you know one thing about old Jeff, it's that Jeff is an American. I'm so American that I'm a United States Army veteran. You can't see it right now, but I'm, I'm saluting an invisible flag because of my pride. And because of my pride, I care about one thing. POWs. I want to bring those boys home. A lot of people think I'm talking about Rambo right now, because Rambo went, John went out, he went, he went back over there, and he saved those American men, and he brought them back home. But he wasn't the first to do it. The first to do it was actually Colonel James Braddock, a.k.a. Chuck Norris in Missing in Action. Whoa. Hey.
[0:08:17] Eric: That's a, that's fun. Jeff's picks are fun. I like this. This is cool. These, this is my, this is great. This is my wheelhouse right here. This is fun stuff. I'm going to keep it easy. Before I start getting into my deeper, but where do I want to put this? Do I want to get, I want to get this on the board now, and I'm going to go Terminator 2.
[0:08:41] Gavin: Ooh. That's a great pick. Terminator.
[0:08:46] Eric: Terminator 2 is, it definitely belongs on this list, and I'm going to win. So I feel good about this.
[0:08:56] Nick: Nick. My friends, there's a movie that has no business having a sequel to it, but at the time it was excellent and it's great. And again, I don't know why there's a sequel coming out for it, but it's Russell Crowe's lead gladiator. Good action. Great movie. A lot of cool action sequences, even the beginning with the, when he's still the Roman general, but a lot of cool stuff that they did then in the Coliseum. Are you going to see the new one when it comes to streaming?
[0:09:24] Eric: That's it. No, so no rush. No, no hurry.
[0:09:28] Unidentified: Getting a gladiator too. Okay. Good to know.
[0:09:31] Andrew: Okay. Andrew, you get to, I get to back to back, which is very exciting. I'm going to go with, uh, one that is close to my heart. Not, I think viewed as an iconic action movie, but I think it gets slept on. I think it's so much fun. My pick is the rundown starring the rock. I think it's his best work. You have Christopher Walken as a really fun villain. The only WWE produced film that I would ever recommend anyone see.
[0:09:58] Unidentified: Huh?
[0:09:59] Andrew: Interesting. Really liked the rundown. And I'm going to follow that up. Good movie. With, uh, what am I going to follow it up with? I'm going to follow it up with a movie that probably is incredibly offensive to watch now, but it is an insanely fun action flick that I don't remember a lot of outside of constantly saying, this is fucking crazy. My pick is crank two starring Jason. Oh, wow. That movie's fucking nuts in a really fun way.
[0:10:27] Gavin: Uh, it's just the crank where the nipples get cut off. Is that great? Two or one.
[0:10:32] Nick: That might be two.
[0:10:33] Gavin: I don't remember.
[0:10:34] Andrew: I don't remember. That's a lot. Yeah. I remember there's a scene where they like remake the old Godzilla things, but with Jason Statham and he's like a paper, like God, that is the weirdest. It's a fucking crazy movie.
[0:10:48] Eric: Yeah. Yeah. Good pick. Crank two. That's fun. Um, Nick, uh, crank two is the previous pick. What do you have that goes on this list?
[0:10:58] Nick: Well, this is the movie that taught us that Colin Firth could actually be an action star. And that is the secret service. Yep. Pride and prejudice. He started killing zombies. It was great. King's been the secret service, uh, with Taron Egerton, Egerton, Egerton, Egerton.
[0:11:15] Gavin: Another great start with some dog shit sequels. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
[0:11:21] Eric: I was so excited for the sequels. Cause I liked the first one so much. And then it was a good first movie. Yeah. And then it was just like, yeah, what if we like fucked off? And it's like, Oh shit. I hadn't considered that. Yeah. Yeah.
[0:11:32] Geoff: What if we just fucked off? And they're like, that didn't, that didn't go well. Let's just do a prequel. Everybody loves prequels. Like what the fuck? I didn't see that one. It was super weird. Yeah.
[0:11:42] Nick: It was okay. Yeah. I haven't seen it. It looked weird though.
[0:11:46] Eric: Yeah. I have the next pick that goes on this and it is something we have not picked yet. Andrew mentioned it in his opening. And for me, it will be die hard.
[0:11:56] Gavin: Chris die hard. Yeah.
[0:11:57] Eric: Great pick. Strong pick. Gonna win. Love it.
[0:12:01] Gavin: Blood feet.
[0:12:02] Eric: Yeah. Well, you got, I was talking about it yesterday. I was in the grass and I was making fists with my toes.
[0:12:11] Gavin: Should we see who has the strongest toe fist?
[0:12:14] Eric: I don't. Do you guys get a lot of foot cramps? No. I get a lot of foot cramps. Yeah. All the time. It's the worst.
[0:12:23] Nick: I have to put pressure on it instantly. Yeah. Me too.
[0:12:26] Eric: I take like a lot of potassium to make sure it doesn't happen more. Ooh. Yeah. Oh man. I hate foot cramps. All right. Minions not making the list, but Jeff has the next pick. Jeff, what do you got?
[0:12:38] Geoff: I'm going to pick a movie that's typically considered the 12th best film of this person's career. It was ahead of its time. You want, when you want an action movie, you want a movie that knows what it is and it isn't afraid to poke a little bit of fun at itself. You also want not only an adventure, but something that you can plug yourself. You can see yourself in the titular role, right? Which is why I wanted to be little Danny Madigan. When I was transported to my favorite action film world where Jack Slater, Arnold Schwarzenegger becomes my friend and helps me battle villains. I'm talking about last action hero, 1993, the 12th best Arnold Schwarzenegger film ever made.
[0:13:21] Eric: when I was a kid, we had HBO for like three months and it was when last action hero came to HBO. So I don't remember anything about this movie, but I've seen it probably a dozen times.
[0:13:33] Gavin: I love this movie.
[0:13:35] Eric: Yeah.
[0:13:35] Gavin: I haven't seen it.
[0:13:36] Eric: I just remember it looking gross. And then turn like, isn't like Sylvester Stallone, the terminators like that's like, that's like the funny joke.
[0:13:43] Gavin: I have seen a GTA four adaption of it though.
[0:13:47] Eric: Pretty good.
[0:13:48] Gavin: 2012. Uh,
[0:13:51] Eric: Gavin, you get two picks back to back. Remember not a draft.
[0:13:55] Gavin: I would say it's a, it's considered a classic movie where the sequel, in my opinion, it's much better. And the original is actually complete dog shit. I'm going with Top Gun Maverick.
[0:14:05] Unidentified: Wow.
[0:14:06] Geoff: Okay. I also don't like the first movie. Yeah. I was like the only kid in America who didn't like it when it came out.
[0:14:14] Eric: I get it. I don't, I don't fault you for not, especially for like when it came out, I probably wouldn't have liked it either. I think there's just like a lot of nostalgia and like it became a cultural touchstone. I don't think it's as good as the second one. The second one's crazy.
[0:14:27] Gavin: Second one's awesome. And the practical action. Love it.
[0:14:30] Eric: It's so cool to see a movie that decides there are bad guys, but won't tell you anything about them, who they are or show them in any way, shape or form other than guys in full body suits with gloves and masks. It's the best that you don't, there's no nation attached. It is for the world. It's really great. Um, Gavin, you get one more choice here.
[0:14:50] Gavin: What film has such moments as people's hands getting blown off or melting or big metal bastards struggling to get in and out of a car. It's Robocop.
[0:15:00] Eric: Robocop was on my list. It's a good one.
[0:15:06] Andrew: It's a great movie. Yeah. It's a lot of fun action. It's so bad, but good.
[0:15:11] Eric: Yes. It's fun in like a sarcastic way, almost like it's like a satire on like a lot of that stuff, but not, but it, but definitely is. And it's a blast. What a fun movie. Robocop needs Azorius. That's the greatest story. That's so funny. And then it hard cuts to him. I don't know anything about fucking Oreos.
[0:15:40] Geoff: That's great. Jeff, what do you got? When I think of action, I think of three names. I think of John Travolta. I think of Robert Duvall. And I think of maybe the greatest action star of all time. Underrated. Sure. But I think we can all agree. Tony Shalhoub. And when I think of action, yeah, I think about guns and bullets and explosions, but sometimes action can be words. That's why I'm picking the legal thriller based on a true story, a civil action. I thought you were going to tell me that there was a monk movie. Deception moved to 30. There is a monk movie. It's on Peacock, but I haven't seen it.
[0:16:19] Gavin: Oh shit.
[0:16:19] Geoff: Oh, we got to watch monk baby. It's like Mr. Monk rides again or something. Mr. Monk's last, Mr. Monk's last case. Maybe that's what it is. Mr. Monk's last case. Mr. Monk rides again. Mr.
[0:16:31] Eric: Bean ass title. Yeah. That's such like a pig. Mr.
[0:16:34] Geoff: Bean. It's a monk. Mr. Monk's last case.
[0:16:41] Eric: I'm going to do my next pick. I'm going to do my next pick and this is going to be a shout out to TPG himself who graced us with bad boys too. I am picking the Michael Bay film. Michael Bay film fuck ambulance spelled correctly with the L.A. capitalized because L.A. is a character in the film.
[0:17:07] Nick: Yeah.
[0:17:08] Eric: It's not a good character, but it doesn't make any sense, but yeah, it's great. Ambulance, my pick, but next is Nick.
[0:17:19] Nick: There were several years there where you couldn't think of an action movie without one Harrison Ford. Ooh. And there's a movie that I remember from when I was little that taught me a lot about one being an action star and two being the president of the United States. And that is Air Force One where Harrison Ford's plane is taken over and he has to take it back. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Yeah. Good memorable. Phenomenal list.
[0:17:46] Eric: Yeah. Yeah. This is great. We got Andrew back to back.
[0:17:51] Andrew: You guys have me stressed out because there are certain movies where I feel like they can't. These can't not be on the list, but there's more than two. And I'm trying to decide which two I want to go with. I'm going to start with. It just has to be on the list. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Absolute classic commando. We can't have a 31 best action movie list without commando. I think his most over the top ridiculous action movie. Yeah, definitely.
[0:18:18] Geoff: Definitely is a great villain too. Great villain. Who's the villain? Nah, the guy with the mustache and the mesh shirt who actually, I think the villain, I think that dude is the dude who wore the mask in Road Warrior. Look that up and look that up and double check, but I think it's the same dude. I mean, he should have kept the mask on.
[0:18:37] Andrew: Yeah, I think you're right. Yeah, his shirt looks like it's chain mail throughout most of the film, which is just like also a strange choice.
[0:18:45] Eric: It also has great little underbosses kind of throughout that he makes his way through like a Sega Genesis game.
[0:18:50] Geoff: Like the dude who's like, I eat green berets for breakfast.
[0:18:53] Eric: Are you kidding me? Where that guy, he says, you promised you'd kill me last? And then he said, I lied. And then he just lets him go.
[0:18:59] Andrew: That rocks. And then for my second pick, I am going to take none other than The Raid 2. And I'm just going to hope some of these films get picked. The Raid 2 is fucking phenomenal. So good.
[0:19:12] Eric: I didn't put The Raid 2 on my list because I thought TPG was going to pick it. It was on his top five.
[0:19:18] Gavin: But if he had more than one pick, I think it would have been.
[0:19:21] Eric: Yeah, it definitely would have been. We only have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Last picks for everybody. Oh my God, we're so close. We're so close to the end, guys. Nick, what do you got?
[0:19:32] Nick: There was a time when action movies were synonymous with one Sean Connery. And he came back to do one of my favorite films. You son of a bitch. And a Michael Bay film. You son of a bitch, Nick. It's The Rock. It is The Rock. Excellent action movie. Yep. Love it.
[0:19:54] Andrew: Gavin and I are in such different boats where he's annoyed that you're taking it. And I'm just sitting here anxiously going, somebody please pick some of these. Someone, please. You should be on the list.
[0:20:03] Gavin: It's a draft.
[0:20:04] Eric: It's not a draft. Nobody's drafting. It's not a draft. I'm going to win, but it's not a draft. And I already won. My next pick might not be a favorite in this group, but if you ask your dad, it's probably his favorite. And that's going to be Warriors. That is a classic. That's a dad action movie all the way. If you put that on, dad will walk by and go, what's the, oh, Warriors? I remember when this came out and you sit down and watch the whole thing. The most badass swan in all film. Hell yeah. Also, the guy in Commando who gets held upside down and says, you killed me last, that's the bad guy in Warriors. Awesome. Fantastic. Fantastic.
[0:20:45] Geoff: Jeff, what do you got? When I think of action, I think of a few things. I think of bears. I think of ukuleles. I think of stunts and explosions. I think of theme parks. I think of the year 2018 when Johnny Knoxville released action point, the instant classic.
[0:21:06] Eric: That's my pick action point. The one about the amusement park.
[0:21:11] Geoff: Yes. Which do you prefer point or Jackson? I'd probably pick Jackson. That's why I selected it first. Yeah. I think, I think action Jackson would probably be my pickup of these.
[0:21:20] Eric: Yeah. Definitely. But Hey, but guess what? Gavin, you get two picks here. Why don't you end this round and then begin our final round in the action movie ranker?
[0:21:32] Gavin: Well, I did have a, I did have a Michael Bay, but it's gone. Um, it was drafted away from me. So I'm going to go with a lovely bit of Jimmy Bond with probably the best action in the entire franchise. And that's in Casino Royale.
[0:21:45] Eric: Yeah. Oh yeah. That's a good one, baby. That's great. And he walks out of the water like a sensual ape. It's like, like you got his shoulders moving. Um, yeah, it's pretty cool. It's a good one.
[0:21:56] Gavin: The next one. Yeah. See, I'm digging it. I'm digging deep down my list now and I'm going to go, this might be a considered quite a strange pick. It's quite recent, but I did like a lot of the action in it. And that is the movie that couldn't decide what it was called. The edge of tomorrow.
[0:22:10] Eric: Oh, that's a great one.
[0:22:13] Andrew: That is fun. Yeah. Yep. Are they making a sequel to that or no? Uh, kind of maybe.
[0:22:19] Eric: I've been saying they will for like over a decade. So that's what I, that's what I thought too. Is that like, they just keep talking about it and like, I don't know. Are they like teasing us or what? I don't know. Um, I hope they do. Yep. All right, Jeff, your final action pick. Oh, is this my sixth pick? It's your final pick.
[0:22:36] Geoff: Yeah. Oh, okay. Uh, man, where did the time go? Right. Uh, I'm going to have to whittle through and figure out what's my favorite. Okay. Yeah. All right. When I think of action, I think of three names that are different from the previous three names. I said, you may be the three names that you thought were omitted. You, you might've thought to yourself, well, yeah, it's Shalhoub of course. And then, uh, then he's getting to Duval. He's got the guns. Everybody knows about Duval and you know, his rips his chest shirt off and he's, and he gets all fucking yoked. And then, uh, and then Travolta, but he missed Brendan Frazier, Jenna Elfman, and Steve Martin, three of the greatest action stars in the history of our fine country. I am of course speaking of, and by the way, there's been a disturbing lack of animation on this list. That's why I'm picking Looney Tunes back in action.
[0:23:22] Gavin: I had no idea there was so many movies with action in the name that, that movie bombed so
[0:23:28] Eric: hard. It killed a space jam sequel with Tony Hawk. That's true. I saw that.
[0:23:33] Geoff: I saw that tick tock. Yep.
[0:23:35] Eric: I saw it in theaters and really liked it as a child. Bummer. Uh, my final pick I picked, uh, I picked all my top of the pop ones for my, my, my, my final pick was going to be my number one pick when I was, uh, making my initial list and it is from 1985. It is Michelle Yao and Cynthia Rothrock. Yes. Madam, AKA super cops. Uh, it is a fucking incredible action movie with a final fight action sequence that is out of control. I love. Yes, madam. It is a fantastic film that I recommend to everyone, but see, this is why I didn't pick all six like this. So there you go. Now, Nick, what is your final pick?
[0:24:21] Nick: Well, here's the thing. Sometimes an action movie needs a little bit of levity, a little bit of comedy, a little bit of commentary. And I would like to pick in this instance, hot fuzz. Ooh, because one, it's hilarious action, but also at the end, it is one of the most action packed like sequences to finish a movie. And, uh, I, I just love Timothy Dalton in that. It's so, so good.
[0:24:47] Geoff: He gets, gets a bit of middle village. We know somebody who worked on that film, Nick. Really? Yeah. I'll tell you about it someday. Ooh.
[0:24:55] Eric: If you're good, I'll tell you about it. Hey, thanks man. I'll wait. Uh, and then finally to finish our movie bank so we can get onto the rankings. Andrew, you have the final pick.
[0:25:07] Andrew: So many classic, great action movies still to pick from. Uh, it's once again, it's the thing where I just can't imagine this not having a point in our list. So my pick is going to be none other than John wick. The first John wick. That was slightly further down my list. Great pick. Probably like the most past decade of action has been led by that.
[0:25:29] Eric: Well, there you go. I think that's a very strong list of 31 that we will be ranking here. Uh, top to bottom. Um, do you guys have any honorable mentions that you want to just throw out before we
[0:25:39] Gavin: couldn't figure out so many. I wanted to get the, one of the born movies on there, but I can't pick one. I would probably pick the third one, but I don't know. It's just a good franchise.
[0:25:47] Eric: There's no mission impossibles on here.
[0:25:49] Andrew: Yup. I was really hoping Jeff would go with mission possible three. I know how much he loves it.
[0:25:53] Geoff: Oh, it's one of my favorite all time movies. Yeah. It was called such a great film action impossible. Unfortunately, it didn't fit the criteria as I understood it. But, uh, I would have, I would have been honored to pick it.
[0:26:09] Eric: I was going to, the other ones that were sort of like at the top that I wanted to, uh, put on here were, uh, fast nine. They go to space. And I think that's, that's hard to top as far as action goes, especially when you see it in 4dx, you could shake it around and they filled the whole theater with smoke. Uh, and it's crazy. Uh, it's very, very cool. Uh, snake eyes was another one I was going to put on here. Classic. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But we, but we got to watch it. You know what I mean? You guys need to experience it. So that way you can really understand, uh, what's so impressive about it.
[0:26:40] Geoff: Uh, I was, uh, I was on the fence about this one and I was wondering if, if this was maybe on any of your backup lists as well. The 1943 Humphrey Bogart classic action in the North Atlantic where any of you guys considering
[0:26:51] Eric: that, you know, crossed my mind, but I didn't, I think Gavin was going to, and that's why I didn't put it on mine. Yeah. I was, I was, yes.
[0:26:58] Gavin: Okay.
[0:27:00] Geoff: How about the Burt Lancaster films, uh, with Robert Ryan and Will Greer, uh, executive action about JFK? No, no, it's not mine either. Oh, I'll miss that one.
[0:27:13] Gavin: I almost played for rush hour, but yeah, that's a good one. Blade.
[0:27:18] Andrew: Yeah, that was on my list. Uh, I had, uh, on back on my list, which it was really difficult for me to not include, but great action movie as well as, um, the equalizer three, which does something very specific for action equilibrium.
[0:27:36] Geoff: That's a good one.
[0:27:36] Eric: I had that on my list. Yeah.
[0:27:38] Geoff: Classic. A lot of good action movies.
[0:27:40] Eric: So many. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was going to go with, uh, lady Terminator and parole violators. Ooh, parole violators. Has a really great line near the end where a guy says you're under arrest for violating parole. And then he shoots a guy at point blank range in the throat. It is so funny. It's so funny, but that's what my list was going to be comprised of that stuff. But now we got to rank guys. I don't know if we start top to bottom. We start throwing stuff in places. How do you want to go about this?
[0:28:12] Andrew: Let's just, it's in my experience of doing this type of thing. It's easy to like make tears and then make groups and then fight within the placement of those tears. Okay. I mean, I can put them off to, uh, the side is like a temp hold place. I think, uh, bad boys two is going to be in the top 10. And I think that's something we all would probably agree on. I think bad boys two would go on the top 10. Sure.
[0:28:33] Eric: We all feel bad boys two in the top 10.
[0:28:35] Gavin: Yes.
[0:28:36] Andrew: Sure. Okay.
[0:28:37] Eric: I think I'm just listing it here. Like I can put it in the actual list. Um, yeah. Why don't you just put it at five to start and then we can, you got it. Okay. Sure. Okay. I'm with that bad boys two is on the list. Uh, hang on. How do I do? What's like the cool little button to do strike through?
[0:28:54] Andrew: Well, he does that. Is there any other, anything jump out to people of like, think it'll be in the top 10. Yep.
[0:29:01] Eric: Um, I think, I think Terminator two is in the top. Yeah, yeah, I would agree.
[0:29:07] Nick: Yeah, I'd agree.
[0:29:08] Eric: Okay. I'm fine with that. Uh, okay. I didn't put aliens on shit. Dude, me neither. Aliens was on my list. A lot of good stuff got missed. Um, I think Die Hard is top 10. I would, yeah, I would agree. I ultimately agree.
[0:29:22] Gavin: I did the thing where I made a note on my phone and it bolded the top thing I wrote, which was aliens. And then I just ignored it because it looked like the title.
[0:29:33] Eric: Let's see what else is on this. Um. Uh, gladiator top 10. I would put it at the bottom half of the top 10. If it was going, maybe 10, if it's going into the top 10, I would put it at 10.
[0:29:43] Gavin: I think that's high. I'm not a huge gladiator fan. I like it. I don't love it.
[0:29:46] Eric: I think he is in the top 10.
[0:29:48] Gavin: He's a good movie in the top 10.
[0:29:49] Eric: He's good.
[0:29:50] Geoff: He's a good movie.
[0:29:50] Eric: I put it at seven.
[0:29:51] Geoff: Where do you guys think predator would go?
[0:29:53] Andrew: A top 10.
[0:29:54] Geoff: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
[0:30:05] Andrew: You're way more than anyone else here. So seeing the enthusiasm around it. I like, dude, come on. It's fucking predator.
[0:30:11] Eric: I could see Robo cop going pretty high or honestly, I could see the rock going pretty high.
[0:30:18] Andrew: Yeah. I haven't seen it, but like, I know the love around it. I wouldn't argue that I have no problem with it in top 10.
[0:30:24] Eric: Do you think if it's a top 10, do you think it goes at like nine or do you think it goes higher? That'll be for you guys. Jeff, what do you think?
[0:30:31] Geoff: I'd say nine is appropriate.
[0:30:32] Eric: Jeff made a grunt. So I want to know what he thought. What do you think, Gavin? For the rock? Yeah. Nine or 10. Okay. Yeah, I think so. I think just looking at the list that we have here and like where it stacks, like Casino Royale, I could easily put at eight. I think I could probably put Casino Royale probably like a little bit higher. I love Casino Royale.
[0:30:48] Gavin: Yeah, I could see that at eight. Although it does have. That's what I have like 45 minutes of playing cards.
[0:30:54] Eric: It does, but I love that. Yeah, but it's so exciting. But it's action-oriented card playing. It's very exciting. Anything else on here that jumps out to you guys that should be top 10? Top Gun Maverick, maybe?
[0:31:04] Geoff: I don't think that's a top 10.
[0:31:05] Eric: I don't think that's a top 10.
[0:31:06] Geoff: That movie's pretty fucking cool. It is pretty fucking cool. I mean, I would probably have RoboCop up there.
[0:31:12] Eric: I would put RoboCop in the top 10, probably like around like that seven through 10 slot, maybe, or even like maybe like a little bit higher in like that midsection.
[0:31:19] Geoff: Put it at one or two, sure.
[0:31:24] Eric: We'll start moving them around once we get into one. Yeah.
[0:31:28] Gavin: Yeah. Just make sure you don't leave that there.
[0:31:30] Eric: Yeah. Yeah. Let's see. What else could go in this top 10 that we feel that we would feel good about? Speed, I could see as a top 10 movie. I mean, I love that movie, but I don't see it as a top 10 action movie of all time.
[0:31:45] Gavin: And that bus does jump that gap from nothing.
[0:31:48] Andrew: Is it maybe, do we pivot now and like put stuff at the bottom and just like start whittling that way? I feel like it's real. Yeah. What do you guys want to start putting at the bottom?
[0:31:57] Geoff: Ooh, let's see. I've never, I've never, you know, I've never seen raid two. So maybe put that at 31.
[0:32:11] Eric: No, I think raid two is probably, it's probably going to be like this upper mid tier.
[0:32:14] Andrew: It's probably pretty high. It should probably be top five, but I'm not going to argue that because I don't think we'll put it at number one. Most people have seen it. No, I don't think it needs to be.
[0:32:22] Geoff: No, I don't think it needs to be one.
[0:32:24] Andrew: Put it at number five and put bad boys two at number one. How about, how about we put Looney Tunes back in action at 31? I'm someone who loves that movie. Uh-huh. Would not think of it as like a great action movie.
[0:32:37] Eric: I got a, I got a problem with that. I mean, I'm fine with it.
[0:32:41] Geoff: It's in the name. It's kind of super literal and more so than all but five other choices on this whole list. I would argue that there are six that stand out as probably the top six action films of all time, but, uh, I'd be willing to put Air Force One at 30.
[0:33:02] Eric: Is that right? Honestly, if I'm looking at movies that might go at 30, I'm thinking civil action. I, you know, I haven't seen it.
[0:33:12] Geoff: Once again, I think it's odd that the name action is in it and it's somehow at the bottom of the action list. But if you want to put it at 30, go ahead. We got to start somewhere.
[0:33:20] Eric: Yeah, right. Yeah. Great. I think a civil action could probably just hang out down here for a while. I mean, who knows? Maybe it bumps up. Maybe it goes to 29.
[0:33:28] Geoff: Maybe we do the rundown at 29.
[0:33:30] Eric: I think the rundown could be like, yeah, I think the rundown could be like 23.
[0:33:34] Andrew: It's yeah. Like I'm fine with that. Like that's no, get out of here. Air Force One. Rundown is better than Air Force One.
[0:33:40] Eric: Way better than the run. Oh, it's not.
[0:33:42] Gavin: Christ.
[0:33:42] Andrew: No, it's not.
[0:33:43] Gavin: It's getting heated.
[0:33:44] Eric: Now, if it helps, I do think Air Force One either goes in at 24 or 22. Air Force One is below the rundown. They are.
[0:33:52] Nick: No, it's above.
[0:33:53] Eric: Those are negative.
[0:33:54] Andrew: It's not even Harrison Ford's best action. It's one of the better ones.
[0:33:57] Gavin: What's his best action, Andrew?
[0:33:59] Andrew: Six days, seven nights. Clearly. All right. Well, I would have picked any number of Indiana Jones movies over that. But yeah, yeah, or when he was Jack Ryan, some of all fears. No, he's not Jack Ryan in that one. That's Ben Affleck is Jack Ryan.
[0:34:13] Eric: Any thoughts on like, where do you think Taken lives?
[0:34:16] Andrew: 14.
[0:34:17] Eric: Yeah.
[0:34:17] Gavin: Taken is like in the 50, like in the 20. I put Taken. That sounds good. Pretty close to John Wick.
[0:34:23] Eric: Oh, I think John Wick is number 15. I think John Wick is dead center.
[0:34:26] Geoff: I think Taken has to be right above John Wick wherever they are on the list.
[0:34:30] Eric: Yeah. I think those are I think that's that's like a like one in one a type situation like where that's those are both. Yeah, they they shaded so much of what happens in action. And it's like I didn't necessarily care for either one of those movies very much.
[0:34:46] Andrew: I'm not going to argue because it's like doesn't really matter. The only movie on this list that I actively did not enjoy is Action Point. I really wanted to like it.
[0:34:55] Geoff: I love put it at 29.
[0:34:57] Eric: You think Action Point probably at 29. OK, yeah, I think that's fair.
[0:35:00] Gavin: What did you like about it? The weird mixed genre of it?
[0:35:04] Geoff: It just it wasn't fun. You understand the name Action is in the title, though. I do. Yeah, OK. I do absolutely have to acknowledge that does have Action in the title. It's even the first word in the title, which some would argue would make it number one on this list is the only one.
[0:35:25] Eric: No, Action Jackson's here, too, man. That's true.
[0:35:30] Geoff: You mean I have a 28 Action Jackson's way better than number 28 Action Jackson is much
[0:35:34] Eric: better. Action Jackson and Missing in Action are both better than number 28.
[0:35:38] Gavin: I think you're like 21 and 22. Maybe.
[0:35:40] Eric: Yeah, probably. Sure. That's totally fine.
[0:35:42] Andrew: Action Jackson above Air Force One.
[0:35:44] Eric: Now, here's the thing. If I were to put them, I would put Action Jackson and Missing in Action both above the rundown and Air Force One. Yes, I agree.
[0:35:54] Geoff: I agree. Without without any comedy. I genuinely honestly agree. Having seen both 100 percent. Yes. I think probably one of only two people in the room that's actually seen them. I would agree.
[0:36:04] Eric: Action Jackson, Missing in Action. Fun ass. It's like exactly what you want out of them movies. The rundown was at came out at a time where everyone had the worst haircuts and movies look like shit. And it's hard to look at. I don't like looking at the rundown. I strongly disagree.
[0:36:23] Geoff: They do this thing to Chuck Norris when he's trying to save the POWs. They string him up upside down. They tie his hands behind him. So he's hanging upside down by his feet. And they take a rag and they put or not a rag. I'm sorry, a bag like a burlap sack. And they put a rat in it like a giant angry rat. And they tie it around his head. And the rat's supposed to eat his brains out or whatever. And he like fucking rides around for a while. And then he's still and blood pours out. And they're like, oh, the rat got him. And they pull it out. And he's just got the fucking dead rat in his mouth.
[0:36:52] Eric: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's so I'm going to I'm going to drop this photo in the chat real quick. Uh, so you guys can see it. It's so fucking bloody. It rocks. Oh, yeah, there is. It's so there's so much blood inside that rat. It goes everywhere. It's so oh, my God. It's so awesome. It's so cool. So 20 at 21, 22. I would put him right there. I think I think Action Jackson and Missing in Action are like right around the 20 spot. Sure. That's three. I'm going to put Missing in Action above Action Jackson. That's fine. Yeah, I think. Yeah, sure.
[0:37:32] Geoff: Chuck Norris did spawn all those memes and whatnot.
[0:37:35] Eric: Yeah. Yeah. You know, that's that's why I did that. Yeah. Um, I think it's let's talk about Inception.
[0:37:43] Andrew: Oh, where does that go? That's really tough, because like as a movie, I'd put it a lot higher than I would as an action movie. Thinking like 16. It's not ahead of John Wick. I think it's like 12. Oh, I disagree. I don't think it's above Taken or John Wick.
[0:37:58] Geoff: Uh, you don't think it's above Taken and John Wick or you do? No, I think it's below. Uh, yeah, I think 16, 17 is where it feels to me.
[0:38:05] Nick: Okay. Yeah, 17, I think it's good.
[0:38:06] Geoff: On the strength of how good the movie is, but the on an, uh, just from an action stand, it doesn't have action in the title, first of all.
[0:38:13] Andrew: What about Speed? I was just thinking Speed is weird. It's definitely above Inception. Yeah. And it doesn't have action in the title.
[0:38:22] Geoff: Here's a question. Is Speed better than John Wick? Yes. Keanu versus Keanu.
[0:38:29] Eric: Speed is so much better than John Wick. It's like they're not, like they're not close. Then it goes higher than 15. Yeah, it goes way higher than 15.
[0:38:39] Geoff: Maybe put it at 13. It's definitely not top 10. It's tough. I, I think it, I think it could be above John Wick.
[0:38:46] Eric: I think it's definitely above John Wick.
[0:38:48] Gavin: You spend the whole movie with the bus and you expect it to eventually blow up and hit something. It hits a plane.
[0:38:54] Eric: Yeah. He's under the bus. They're jumping on and off the bus. They do a lot. They make a lot out of the bus. You got to give a deal for that. Absolutely. The bus stuff happens pretty quick. They're doing a lot of stuff, not on the bus at the beginning of the movie, guys. There's a lot of action at the beginning of that film.
[0:39:11] Gavin: On the train?
[0:39:12] Eric: There's so much going on.
[0:39:14] Geoff: John Wick, though, it's, it's all about extreme pain visited on bad people that are bad to pets.
[0:39:20] Andrew: That's true. Which is pretty cool. See, where it's complicated for me is I feel like speed is probably above Taken, but not above John Wick, which is the way we're disagreeing with that.
[0:39:30] Eric: I don't think, I think you're nuts. I think John Wick. I think it's so much better than both of those movies. Honestly, I think Taken and John Wick are too high on this list, but I'm not going to fight for it. I think you're wrong.
[0:39:42] Andrew: Oh, they're so cool. Both of them are so cool.
[0:39:44] Eric: I think Taken and John Wick are like 19 and 20.
[0:39:46] Gavin: Taken, he shoots someone in the back. He shoots someone's wife.
[0:39:49] Eric: He shoots somebody's wife.
[0:39:50] Geoff: That is such a fucking tough moment, man. I think Taken's a better film. I do think speed is more fun than Taken. Like, it might be easier to sit down and watch.
[0:39:59] Gavin: That I would agree with. Speed is a movie where if you just, if you're walking through the room, your head just keeps looking and then you've been stood there for like eight minutes.
[0:40:07] Andrew: Yeah. What I love so much about John Wick is it's about the existential dread of the people in universe understand that this is an action star, essentially, and that they have unleashed him upon themselves. I think that's so fun.
[0:40:22] Geoff: Yeah.
[0:40:22] Andrew: Like, there's a level of awareness of like, oh, what you've did this, this isn't, this is a cartoonish killer. This is a force of nature that we cannot stop. We're fine.
[0:40:31] Geoff: And, and it spawned a larger franchise than speed. Yeah.
[0:40:35] Eric: Yeah.
[0:40:36] Andrew: Is that how we're judging these? No, like, I don't, that doesn't add a lot to me personally.
[0:40:40] Eric: That doesn't do shit. Honestly, I think that takes away. I don't think it takes away. I think that's nuts.
[0:40:45] Geoff: I don't think that takes away at all. But if it creates a whole universe, if it creates a whole universe that people want to play in for years to come, I don't see how that's a bad idea. The world building is really cool.
[0:40:54] Eric: Because everything that, most of these movies and the things that spawn off of them are not worth, like, there's a reason that Terminator 3 isn't on this list.
[0:41:02] Geoff: Yeah, but Terminator 2 and Bad Boys 2 are both in the top five right now.
[0:41:06] Eric: Those are both sequels. Right, they are. And they're not higher. And Terminator 1, I think, can be on this list. But I don't think that the sequel spawning thing is criteria for what is worth time here.
[0:41:19] Andrew: Let me try to thread this needle a little bit. I think, Jeff, you're so right that I think the world building in John Wick is super cool. And I think it shows how impactful that was. I also think that because they're sequels, it doesn't necessarily make it better.
[0:41:31] Geoff: I'm not saying it makes it better. I'm just saying that you have to take into account that when they create such a rich world that people get to play in it for years to come, that's because the movie makes such a big impact. Yeah, that's fair. But I wouldn't. The rock didn't make an impact in the way that John Wick did, clearly, or there would have been a rock 2.
[0:41:49] Andrew: Well, it's also like creative intent. There was no, I think, desire to make a rock 2. Maybe. Where John Wick leads to definite sequels. One of the most direct sequels of doesn't John Wick 2 literally start where John Wick 1 ends? Like, I think it's beat for beat into the next.
[0:42:06] Geoff: I don't know. I never saw John Wick 2. I only saw the first one.
[0:42:09] Andrew: You are right.
[0:42:09] Unidentified: John Wick 2 definitely better than Speed 2. It's the funniest thing you could have said right there. I don't fucking know. I didn't watch that shit.
[0:42:25] Geoff: I just, I failed to see why a movie spawning sequels is a bad thing to be on this list.
[0:42:32] Andrew: Not a bad thing. I just don't think.
[0:42:33] Geoff: That's insane. That's an insanity to me. Oh, man.
[0:42:35] Andrew: It's because it's like not just within the art, like there's financial motivations and then you could, I guess, make an argument that it was financially successful because it connected with people, but it just gets money. I didn't see that one. Hot Fuzz. Hot Fuzz is weird because it's about other action movies.
[0:42:59] Geoff: Bad Boys 2, isn't it? It's 45 minutes too long.
[0:43:03] Eric: I don't like this movie at all. Oh, well, you're crazy.
[0:43:08] Gavin: What doesn't you like about it?
[0:43:09] Eric: Yeah. Nothing was grabbing me and the whole time I was going, well, I bet this was probably like a lot of fun to make and that, that didn't really, that didn't really drop me in. It just, it just wasn't. I think it was just a movie that wasn't for me. I think that's it. Yeah.
[0:43:26] Andrew: How do you feel about whodunits generally?
[0:43:30] Eric: I don't, I'm fine with them. I just think like the action I thought was like medium action. And then they're like, now this is the part of the movie where we're going to do an action movie. And it, it all just felt very like, like these like segments of ideas, like baby driver, where it was like, I had this idea and it just sort of spawned the rest of the movie. That's how Hot Fuzz felt to me also is like, I had this one idea and it just sort of spawns the rest of the movie around it.
[0:43:54] Gavin: I liked it just because it's so funny to have that combination of like Hollywood action with an English small town. Yeah.
[0:44:01] Eric: I liked Timothy Dalton in it. He's also hilarious. I thought he, I thought he was like a lot of fun. I didn't recognize him at first. I don't know why I didn't recognize him. And then, uh, the mustache. Yeah. And then it was like, oh shit. I thought he was like a lot of fun.
[0:44:14] Andrew: I think it's fun that when I think of Hot Fuzz, the main thing I think of is them watching action movies. Like that's the first thing that comes to mind that I'm watching point break and losing it.
[0:44:23] Gavin: I think of a, a church steeple wedged up Timothy. Oh God.
[0:44:28] Andrew: So where, where does it go on the list? 25. I would be fine with that. I'm totally fine with that. I'm totally fine with that. And the fact that you're okay with that, Nick, I'm very glad.
[0:44:38] Nick: Yeah. I mean, it's my last pick and it's a funny action movie. So I think that's probably where it goes.
[0:44:46] Geoff: Um, I preferred Sean.
[0:44:47] Nick: Yeah. Sean of the dead is better.
[0:44:49] Geoff: Yeah. What was the other one? The last one. Nobody talks about the world's end world. The world's end. Yeah. Did you guys like that one?
[0:44:55] Gavin: Not really. No. Very different. And also came out at the same time as the end of the world, which made it really confusing.
[0:45:03] Eric: Oh yeah, it did. Top gun Maverick. Any thoughts on where that probably belongs? One of those, I should have seen it, but haven't.
[0:45:11] Andrew: So it's 20. I will.
[0:45:12] Gavin: Yeah. 20. I put a 20. I think it's a visual masterpiece and, and such a generic plot, but, uh, just very cool to look at.
[0:45:21] Eric: I think it could go higher than 20, but I'm fine with putting it at 20. I could see it starting here and then we move it up to like 18. That wouldn't surprise me.
[0:45:29] Unidentified: That was going to say, yeah, I love the movie.
[0:45:32] Andrew: I feel like the last action hero is not going to be ahead of top gun Maverick for best action movie.
[0:45:37] Eric: Yeah, that's tough. I like last action hero, but again, I've seen it like so many times. I don't remember anything for, I remember a part with a grenade, put it at, uh, 27. I think it's higher than 27 though. I would. Yeah. 24. 24. I think it's better than the rundown, but we can put it at 24. Oh, switch the rundown with it.
[0:45:58] Geoff: No. You like, we could, uh, more than Arnold Schwarzenegger, huh? Mm.
[0:46:05] Andrew: Uh, well then now they're, it's just, they're both like one, they're both great. I would just put other things. I would put, I would move both of them up. What if we remove the rundown and put San Andreas on instead?
[0:46:16] Eric: That's not nearly as fun of a movie. What about rampage? Big monkey. He fight big monkey. Oh, he does.
[0:46:23] Andrew: Yeah. Thing I really like about last action hero is he's an action character that's put into the real world and they immediately have him punch out a window of a car and it just fucks him up. Like it seems like this fucking sucked. Like him being in the real world, it's just him getting his ass kicked.
[0:46:37] Geoff: Part of the reason it wasn't such, it was so successful is it was too self-aware for the time. Yeah. Like I think the comedy was a little ahead of what people were ready for.
[0:46:46] Eric: Jeff, you're so right. You're so right. It was in 94. Is that what you said?
[0:46:52] Geoff: Uh, 93, I think 94. Yeah.
[0:46:54] Eric: It like, that is so self-aware is not happening. For like another decade. Yeah.
[0:47:00] Geoff: Yeah. We needed grunge before we were ready to be self-aware.
[0:47:03] Eric: Yeah, definitely. Um, how about, oh boy, let's see. So we still didn't land on where speed belongs, but. Oh yeah.
[0:47:17] Andrew: Let's look at edge of tomorrow. I think edge of tomorrow is, is like, oh man, I don't know.
[0:47:25] Geoff: I'd put it below John wick. I think I've seen that movie twice all the way through and I can't remember one thing about it other than I really like it.
[0:47:33] Gavin: Yeah. I remember the, the aliens move and all cool. Like, yeah.
[0:47:36] Eric: I remember when he talks to the general and he goes, we've had this conversation before like so many times or whatever. And that, that's the one, I don't know why that part sticks out in my head, but it does.
[0:47:46] Andrew: Uh, it's really good. I, but I don't, it's so weird. We're like, I don't feel deeply about it, but it is really good. 26. No, I'd put it at like 18, I think. Yeah.
[0:47:56] Nick: 18.
[0:47:57] Andrew: Yeah.
[0:47:57] Eric: Like I've, I think that's a totally fine range. Sure. Okay. Now I'm going to throw ambulance out there. Any thoughts on ambulance?
[0:48:06] Geoff: Never seen it.
[0:48:07] Andrew: I would put it. I would put it in it. I'd put it in the 20 to 31 range. 28. Personally.
[0:48:13] Eric: I love it. I love ambulance. I'll put it at 28. I love ambulance.
[0:48:17] Gavin: There's some good action. There's some cool shots overall though. It is, it's holy shit.
[0:48:22] Eric: It is so, it's Mike. It feels like Michael Bay.
[0:48:27] Gavin: The whole like surgery over FaceTime. Yes. Oh, it's the best. Shut up.
[0:48:31] Eric: It explodes. Like the pancreas or whatever explodes. And then it goes into like drone shots and then they paint the ambulance green. And I still, I've seen the movie a couple of times. I still don't know why they paint it green.
[0:48:44] Nick: Why? No idea. Especially if they're trying to go out with all the other ambulances. It's the one ambulance. It's fucking green.
[0:48:51] Eric: It's, it's so good. I love it. I'll put it at 28, but, uh, I think it belongs much higher.
[0:48:56] Unidentified: No.
[0:48:57] Gavin: Eric, I sent you the picture of the, of me and the guy who did the FTV shots.
[0:49:01] Eric: Yeah. So awesome. It, I love that. It was like just so many drone shots. It's Michael Bay going, oh, you think I fell off? Check this out. And you're just like, what happened? Where's this going? It goes everywhere. It's awesome. Let's see. Kingsman secret service.
[0:49:19] Unidentified: Woo.
[0:49:20] Geoff: Uh, I think that's a really good movie. It's like, uh, all the way through. There's no lulls. There's no weak points in it. It's a lot of fun. I'd put it pretty high. I put it in the top 15. Yeah. 12 or top 20 rather. Sorry. Top 20. I put a 19.
[0:49:35] Nick: Sure. I do 19 or 16.
[0:49:37] Andrew: Yeah. The way we're talking about sequels. It, the first one to me has like people so loudly hated the sequels that it is tainted my memory of the first, which is not fair to that movie.
[0:49:48] Geoff: Well, that, yeah. I mean, people hated RoboCop two and three and predator two, but we're not punishing those guys at the top, you know, or die hard to know.
[0:49:56] Andrew: But I'm just saying when I think of Kingsman, like it is detracted from it. I'm just saying for me personally, I'm not saying that that is a negative, but just the, the feedback around Kingsman turned so bad that like, I don't have the enthusiasm for it as a whole that I know I definitely had when I saw the first one and it was the only one that existed. I feel like the narrative of those movies changed because of the impacts of the sequels.
[0:50:19] Nick: Sounds a little negative.
[0:50:21] Andrew: I'm just saying for me, I'm not arguing that it shouldn't be wherever it is. That is just how I feel about it, but I'm not arguing that it should be higher or lower based on that.
[0:50:30] Nick: I'd be fine with 19.
[0:50:31] Andrew: Yeah, 19 seems fine to me and live with that.
[0:50:34] Geoff: I think it could be higher, but I think that's fine. Yeah, I could think, I think it could be a little higher too, but 19 is fine. Commando. Oh, uh, number one, probably it's high. It kind of, it's kind of shepherded the genre in.
[0:50:47] Eric: I could put it, I could, I could definitely right here, like putting it at 10 and then fighting out. Yeah, we can do that. We can do that. Absolutely.
[0:50:53] Andrew: The thing with Commando is it's so the beginning of it is so fucking awesome. And the end of it is so fucking awesome, but there's this middle. That sucks.
[0:51:02] Eric: I agree with you. I agree with you. It, I, I'm hard pressed to say that like the middle sucks, but boys, it's slow.
[0:51:09] Andrew: Like definitely drags. It just is. They go to hijack a plane and that whole sequence is just so boring.
[0:51:15] Eric: Yeah. Yeah.
[0:51:16] Geoff: It's a, sounds fun on paper. It does. It is. It is us getting Arnold Schwarzenegger as an action hero for the first time though.
[0:51:23] Eric: It's pretty good. It's a lot of fun. Uh, we still need somewhere to put speed. I think speed is top 15, 16. I go. I go 16. I think speeds at 11. I think speeds at top 10 movie, but I put speed at 11.
[0:51:38] Andrew: I, you know, looking at this list, I'm really happy with the idea of like John wick being the 15 line of like things above and below, I think sort of grouping it as like a top 15. I'm, I'm good with top 15 personally anywhere in the top 15.
[0:51:51] Geoff: Jeff. I don't know. I don't know. For me, speed two was such a disappointment. It tarnished. I can't, I just, I got, all right, fine, 11, I'll pretend like speed two didn't happen. Yeah, why not?
[0:52:03] Eric: We'll do it. Um, keep going down the list. Gladiator. I can see it at like 12, 13, somewhere like around here, but also I don't think of it as like an action movie. I think of all the parts in that movie that aren't action when I think of it. So I could see it going a little bit lower.
[0:52:20] Geoff: When I think about that movie, I just think of fucking wheat fields blowing slowly.
[0:52:24] Eric: Me too, and it's his hand dragging through it and everything.
[0:52:27] Geoff: That's all that I remember about that fucking film. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bury it, bury it as far as I'm concerned.
[0:52:32] Unidentified: What?
[0:52:33] Nick: 27. I'd take 16. Ralphie loved it.
[0:52:37] Gavin: 16 is probably fine.
[0:52:39] Nick: Okay.
[0:52:39] Gavin: It's a beloved film. A lot of these top tens I loved as a, as like a 13 year old. I didn't love Gladiator because of all the chatting.
[0:52:48] Eric: Yeah. Um.
[0:52:49] Geoff: Oh, I'm so glad 300 didn't make the list. That's awesome.
[0:52:55] Eric: I'm going to work from bot. I'm going to work from bottom up here. Yes. Madam super cops. You guys have never seen, but it is, I, it rocks. And I would love to show you a fight sequence from that. And you put it at 12.
[0:53:04] Gavin: That's it.
[0:53:06] Eric: I love it.
[0:53:07] Andrew: I love it. Yeah. I have no problem with it being hired. I just haven't seen it, but I trust that it's great.
[0:53:13] Eric: Yeah. I, I really, it's Michelle Yao before she's doing everything all at once or whatever. And she's the coolest fuck. Oh, her action stuff is so awesome. And Cynthia Rothrock, absolutely underrated. She's so cool.
[0:53:27] Gavin: Aren't the super cops. Aren't they like the police story movies?
[0:53:31] Eric: That police story three, I think is called super cops. And she's in that, right? And she's in that. And it's not connected. I think yes, madam is the name of the movie. And then in America, they titled it super cops because they tried to, it's like a Hong Kong action movie. And they tried to like, let's just call it this. And then it was probably in connection with that. Cause that's probably when it was released. I would think warriors. I love it, but I could definitely see you guys putting it lower on the list and I'm not going to fight super hard. I love it too. It's really fun. I just think it's, it's segmented. It tells such a great story. All the characters are really cool. I, I really, really love warriors.
[0:54:11] Andrew: I would be okay with putting it above the rundown and the last action hero personally, as the person who picked those two. So you're talking about moving these down a spot and then move, move those down. That's fine. I'm not going to try to move action Jackson down below as well, but no, you can't. It has action in the title.
[0:54:30] Gavin: You don't want to split up the actions.
[0:54:31] Eric: No, no, it wouldn't make any sense. Raid two. If it's between one, 12 and 27, it's top 15. What's it about? I agree. Um, I don't think I've ever heard of this.
[0:54:44] Andrew: What was raid one about? Okay.
[0:54:46] Gavin: Okay.
[0:54:46] Andrew: I did the, so the raid one is about a SWAT team, essentially taking over a building that is run by a drug Lord and they have to get to the top floor, kicking ass every step along the way. The raid two is a continuation of the lead of that story going on back out of the building. He does. It is like an undercover cop story. That's fucking awesome. Okay.
[0:55:12] Geoff: Do you need to see the raid one to enjoy the raid two?
[0:55:14] Eric: No, I don't think you, I don't think you have to. I think it definitely adds to it, but I don't think, but I think raid two is so out.
[0:55:20] Gavin: Like the action is so cool that like, yeah, there's that bit where he's getting like stuffed into the, was it like a stall? He's like fighting. Yeah. Yeah. I saw raid two before one and I thought the order was fine.
[0:55:32] Andrew: And I could, I could be wrong. I, I think they reuse actors between them. Like I think there are characters that maybe die, but I could be wrong about that.
[0:55:39] Gavin: I like that. It seems like such a foreign film franchise, but it's made by a guy from Wales.
[0:55:45] Eric: Yeah. Oh, I didn't know that.
[0:55:47] Gavin: Yeah.
[0:55:47] Eric: Oh, that's weird. Great. Um, okay. Here's the thing I want to put, cause I'm looking at what we have left. It's raid two air force one and crank two. And I want to put raid two. I'm not saying it goes at number one. I'm saying we need something in the top 10 so we can juggle around this top 10.
[0:56:04] Geoff: Not crank two or air force one. So go ahead and put raid two up there.
[0:56:07] Eric: Okay, cool. That's, that's what I was driving at. Um, so crank two, I think, oh man, between 12 and 27.
[0:56:17] Unidentified: 27.
[0:56:18] Andrew: I, yeah, I think so too. I don't mind wherever it's placed. I think it personally, it should be higher. I don't think air force one is no, it's certainly not. No air force one is definitely at the bottom.
[0:56:29] Nick: It's a lot of things sliding up. Yeah. I think things will have to slide up maybe from like, okay, so let's, so let's start sliding
[0:56:36] Eric: because we got air force one. We got to put this somewhere. So where do you think this goes?
[0:56:40] Nick: 23. And then everything else. I love that. Nick was his, yeah. And everything up goes up. Yeah. Okay.
[0:56:51] Gavin: That makes sense. Yeah.
[0:56:56] Eric: All right. And okay. Done. I think that's the list. No. Number one. Okay. So now let's look at the top. Let's look at this top 10.
[0:57:05] Gavin: I would immediately swap four with two. Yes. Yes. Definitely. Definitely.
[0:57:09] Eric: Definitely. Definitely. Now here's what I'm looking at. I think Terminator one should be number one. Terminator one should be number one. I'm sorry. Terminator, Terminator two should be number one.
[0:57:17] Nick: I, you know what? I go with that.
[0:57:19] Andrew: I wouldn't fight you on that. Yeah. Would it personally be mine? No, but like, I think it is like such a classic action. Great movie.
[0:57:29] Geoff: It's great. Cool.
[0:57:31] Andrew: Terminator. Shut up.
[0:57:33] Eric: Somebody else can do this next time.
[0:57:34] Geoff: I can't wait. I can't wait for the audience. Terminator poster.
[0:57:37] Gavin: Earlier he typoed bad boys is like bad buoys.
[0:57:42] Eric: Bad buoys. Bad boys. I think. Bad buoys. Bad buoys. I think Die Hard should be higher. I love, I love Die Hard. I love Die Hard.
[0:57:54] Geoff: I think Die Hard is a better movie than Robocop.
[0:57:57] Eric: I agree. I would, I would swap Robocop and Die Hard. I'm fine with that. Yeah. I'm fine with that too.
[0:58:02] Andrew: I guess. Yeah.
[0:58:04] Geoff: Now I personally think Predator is a better film than Die Hard. Really?
[0:58:08] Eric: I would have Predator top five. I think Predator number three. I'm really, I'm feeling good about.
[0:58:12] Nick: I think, I think it's good.
[0:58:13] Eric: I think bad boys too belongs above the raid, right? Uh, shit, but we got Heat on here? Fuck. Yeah, it's, this is where it gets tough. Jeff, anything stick out to you on this list that you think, like on like the top 10 that you think should definitely shift?
[0:58:27] Geoff: The only other thing I would switch is I think Casino Royale and Heat, I would flip personally.
[0:58:32] Eric: You think that's, that's the only swap there? I'm not, I'm not opposed to that.
[0:58:35] Geoff: I just, I, yeah, I think it's a slight, slight, I mean, it's close, right? But I just think it's. Did I swap them? Yeah.
[0:58:41] Eric: Okay. Yeah. Sorry. Like, I was doing it and like zoned out. I don't know what happened.
[0:58:46] Andrew: Um, I really liked the raid too. I'm okay with it sliding down just cause most people haven't seen it.
[0:58:53] Eric: I think bad boys too. I like more than raid too, but shit, but I like commando so much. Yeah.
[0:59:00] Geoff: I'm okay with commando being a 10.
[0:59:02] Unidentified: Fuck.
[0:59:03] Geoff: I love it. It's a, it's a good fucking movie, but it's also very dated at this point.
[0:59:09] Eric: Okay. Now look at, look at our bottom of the top 10 commando, the rock, Heat, Casino Royale, RoboCop, any of these need to shift or you think that feels pretty good?
[0:59:18] Unidentified: I think I like that.
[0:59:19] Andrew: I'm pretty okay with that. Yeah. Like I, I just, I would need commando in the top 10. So I'm happy with it.
[0:59:24] Eric: Yeah. I'm down with that. Gavin. Yeah. Now top five, bad boys to raid to predator diehard terminator. I could swap predator and diehard. Like looking at this, if, if heat isn't in this running, then I wouldn't be opposed to swapping predator with diehard. I think diehard is great. I love it, but I wouldn't put up much of a fight if somebody said predator belongs
[0:59:46] Andrew: it to, I would be happy with putting predator too, but like, I'm also like diehard is great. Yeah. I would have predator too, but split splitting hairs, right?
[0:59:56] Eric: That's how this, that's how this feels like these two feel like they're on equal ground, but that equal ground is just a little bit lower than terminators. Yeah, for sure. I would put bad boys to above rate too, but that's just me.
[1:00:09] Andrew: Oh, right. Two has just such, I mean, two is so cool. It has a great car chase.
[1:00:13] Eric: Yeah. I'm fine with it. If, if that's where a bad girl, um, did we just do it? I think that's the top 10. Are we sure that Looney Tunes back in action doesn't need to move up anywhere?
[1:00:23] Andrew: I would move it above action point personally.
[1:00:26] Nick: You're welcome.
[1:00:28] Geoff: Uh, I'm okay with flipping it with action point. Okay. I'm just happy action point made the top 30. I think that's fair. Uh, top 30 movies of all time.
[1:00:38] Gavin: Have you seen a civil action, Jeff? Would you say it's better than ambulance? Uh, I haven't seen ambulance, so I can't compare. Yeah.
[1:00:44] Eric: You're missing out, dude. We got to watch ambulance. You let me know. We'll find time. We'll watch it before the Tyson. I think, I think I don't want to start any fights here.
[1:00:52] Geoff: I don't want to start any fights here or anything, but I think crank two is better than the rundown.
[1:00:57] Andrew: I agree with that. Yeah. I take that. Oh, listen. Okay. I was thinking about it. The rundown opens with the rock beating up the offensive line of the Cowboys, which is fucking awesome. I get why Nick Slanders it. Not a Nick Slander. Oh, hidden agendas.
[1:01:13] Nick: Uh-huh. Just throwing that out there. I'm just floating it. It's Calvars thing. Cowboys beat themselves up. Okay. So let's. That is true. Leave it to the professionals. And by that, I mean themselves.
[1:01:22] Eric: Do we want to put crank two at 24? Sure. What if, yeah. And then we just slide everything else down.
[1:01:26] Andrew: Yeah. Okay. I would. I'm happy with crank two above the rundown. I'm not happy with the rundown below hot fuzz. No, no, no, no. These are shifting down.
[1:01:36] Gavin: You think the rundown is better than hot fuzz?
[1:01:38] Nick: Yes, I do. I think that's insanity. I think it's a better action movie.
[1:01:42] Gavin: I mean, it sounds wrong, but I haven't seen the rundown, so you could be right. I will say this. Christopher Walken is so good in it. The rundown is a good movie. Okay.
[1:01:50] Andrew: It's a lot of fun.
[1:01:51] Geoff: Is it Sean? Is it? Who's the sidekick? Sean William Scott, right?
[1:01:54] Andrew: Sean William Scott and Rosario Dawson and Christopher Walken. And The Rock plays this like debt collector, essentially, who doesn't use guns. Yeah.
[1:02:05] Nick: You know what? You're right. I was thinking to walk tall. Yep. You're on my board. No.
[1:02:11] Andrew: Yeah. Walk tall. Fuck. Fuck. Walk tall. Walk tall sucks. That's the one of the giant movie sucks. That movie sucks. He's fighting dudes with whip in the rundown. He wants to be a chef.
[1:02:19] Geoff: Did you know that's a remake? Yeah. Yes. I did know that. Yeah. I was a big fan of those movies when I was a kid.
[1:02:24] Eric: The thing about the rundown is I think it's like one of the last times The Rock has hair in a movie. It is. I think after that, he's like bald or in like a funny wig.
[1:02:33] Andrew: It was the thing where they have Arnold Schwarzenegger passing the symbolic action movie torch to him in that movie, but then he signed a deal with Disney and just made kids movies for the next nine years. So the handoff didn't work. Nope. Anything else on this list that you guys think should shift around? No. Like I feel like the things that I haven't seen, I'm not going to fight for like fight against. Yeah. It's a solid list. I think this is a really good list. Yeah. I like it.
[1:03:00] Gavin: It would be interesting. We won't do this because of the time commitment. It'd be interesting if we all watched all these movies and then came back to the list.
[1:03:05] Eric: I've seen most of them. So you want us to watch Looney Tunes back in action, civil action, and action.
[1:03:13] Gavin: I just said it would be interesting to re-rank them, but we should not do this.
[1:03:20] Eric: I don't know.
[1:03:20] Geoff: It's only, what is that, 62 hours probably?
[1:03:22] Eric: Oh, is that it? Great. Great. Then I think we did it. I think we have our top 31, top five, at number five, Bad Boys 2, at number four, Raid 2, number three is Predator, number two is Die Hard, number one, Terminator 2.
[1:03:38] Nick: Good list.
[1:03:38] Andrew: There are things in action movies sometimes where it's like action itself is not, you know, like it's a badass moment without action. That high five handshake thing at the beginning of Predator is so fucking cool. Yeah.
[1:03:50] Geoff: Flexin' Jesse Ventura is so fucking awesome in that movie. How much, uh, how many Terminator movies are there?
[1:03:58] Eric: Oh my God. No, I think it's like six or seven.
[1:04:02] Andrew: One, two, three, Salvation, Genesis, and one, yeah, so like six or seven.
[1:04:07] Eric: Damn. One, two, three, four, five. There are six Terminator movies. I've got a lot of Terminators to watch.
[1:04:13] Geoff: That's what I'm moving on to after I finish Aliens. No, no, you don't. I do. I gotta see them all. I've never seen four, five, and six. I've only seen the first three.
[1:04:21] Eric: Much like Alien, you can stop at two. Yeah, it's, I mean, just, I don't know. You think, you think Terminator Dark Fate is going to be worth your time?
[1:04:30] Andrew: I gotta find out what happens in the universe.
[1:04:32] Eric: It's in Gears of War 5, so Jeff has to see it as part of our Gears.
[1:04:35] Geoff: Oh, that's true. That is true. It is a big part of Gears.
[1:04:38] Eric: I saw Terminator Dark Fate in the theaters, and we went with a bunch of people from Rooster Teeth, and that was, remember Tobin, one of our designers? That was the first Terminator movie he ever saw. Oh, no. So that was the last Terminator movie he ever saw?
[1:04:53] Unidentified: Learning.
[1:04:54] Andrew: I had him do something for us, and I used Terminator 2 as a reference point, and learning later that he has never seen it is very funny to me.
[1:05:02] Eric: Nope, he's not, no, but you should have just said it's like Terminator, you know, Dark Fate.
[1:05:09] Geoff: I, you know, I've been watching, you know, I watched Prometheus and Covenant, and then that got me really excited about just the alien universe, and so I did, watched a bunch of YouTube videos to find out about the history and everything, and I thought, oh, I wonder if there's novelizations that are canon. Do you know how many alien books there are?
[1:05:25] Andrew: Oh, that does not shock me. I've read a lot of them.
[1:05:28] Geoff: Are they canon? Are they canon?
[1:05:29] Andrew: Oh, really? Like 40? Oh my God. Okay, that's more than 90. They canonized them? Wow.
[1:05:35] Geoff: Who decides what's canon and what isn't? I don't know. They're all supposed to be in the timeline. There's like a million of them, and they're all like, it's crazy. It's fucking crazy. I started to look into it last night, and I thought, maybe I'll read an alien book. Where do I start? And I just gave up. I was like, never mind. It's too much.
[1:05:49] Eric: Do you think Ridley Scott gets to make that call? Do you think he's sitting down looking at the novelizations like he puts on his glasses next to a fireplace, and he just has like a stack of alien books, and he's like, I'm going to read all these and let you know which ones are real and not.
[1:06:02] Geoff: I think it probably has more to do with how big the check is, honestly.
[1:06:06] Eric: I think that sounds right.
[1:06:07] Geoff: Because they have like Dark Horse Comics series that were canon that they've novelized and then made sequels to those novelizations. I mean, it's fucking deep. It's weird.
[1:06:18] Eric: Right. I think that when you start getting into the canonization of stuff, I think it gets crazy. Because that was all Star Wars. Yeah. Yes. It happened with Halo, too. I read all those, and then I went, why did I read all these? You just said they're not canon. What was that?
[1:06:33] Geoff: Timothy Zahn? Was that his name?
[1:06:36] Eric: He was one of them.
[1:06:37] Geoff: He wrote all those books, yeah. Mm-hmm. And they just did away with it all. That sucked.
[1:06:41] Nick: Yeah. That really sucked. Now it's Legends instead of EU. Expanded Universe. Yep. Well, there you have it.
[1:06:47] Andrew: Oh, we're winding. In a fight scene? Oh. Watch this shit. Okay. Oh, we got a guy with two swords. He's swinging away.
[1:06:57] Geoff: You know what's a really great, if we're just talking about martial arts, have you guys ever seen the Street Fighter, the Sonny Chiba film, the Street Fighter?
[1:07:04] Eric: Yeah.
[1:07:05] Geoff: No. One of the best movies ever made. I would have, if I was doing my list legitimately, I would have had it on there.
[1:07:10] Eric: See, this is why I wanted this on the list. Yeah. Cynthia Rothrock fucking rules. Watch this shit.
[1:07:17] Andrew: Oh, my God. This movie's so cool. Sound design is awesome.
[1:07:22] Eric: Oh, yeah. It's so, this is just a genre of itself, and it's so sick. Unstoppable. Like, how many takes to do all this stuff? What? Oh, my God. It's so cool. I think they said first take. Yeah.
[1:07:38] Geoff: One and done, baby. Just one.
[1:07:40] Gavin: I love these movies because they do so much in, like, extended periods on a wide lens, and you just get to see, like, massive choreographed sections. Yeah.
[1:07:48] Unidentified: Oh, my God.
[1:07:49] Gavin: It's so cool. I don't ever really get on Hollywood movies.
[1:07:51] Eric: And then, isn't it, it's crazy that the, the star. Through the glass. Oh. Oh. And then, the star of this movie is now, like, a Hollywood, she's in everything. Yeah. I don't know. Awesome. This rocks. This is so cool. Yeah, this is very cool.
[1:08:12] Gavin: I think we talked about this in the other one. When she was in a James Bond film, they had to bring in, like, her stunt team, the Jackie Chan stunt team, because she was just punching all the Hollywood stunt guys for real.
[1:08:23] Eric: That's so sick. Oh, my God. It's so cool.
[1:08:25] Geoff: So cool.
[1:08:26] Eric: Oh. Fucking awesome.
[1:08:27] Geoff: When I was a kid on Sunday mornings, they had Kung Fu Theater, and they would show two movies early Sunday morning, and I'd get up every Sunday morning to watch it. That is one of the most enjoyable rituals I had in my life. I would, I'm being serious here, I would genuinely consider turning that into a show where we got together and watched Kung Fu films together on Sunday mornings. Oh, my God. Just as a live stream.
[1:08:50] Eric: Jeff, I would die to do that with you all. I have a hard drive. Oh, Jeff, I have a hard drive. You ever watch Fist Fighter from 89 or Death Promise? Oh, my God. I want to show you Parole Violators. I want to show you Future Kick. Oh, this is going to be so sick.
[1:09:03] Geoff: Dude, I would love, and I could pull some of the old ones that I used to watch when I was a kid. I would fucking love for us to get together and do that in some way. Let's do it. Just like Kung Fu Theater or like martial arts madness or something, you know? That would be so cool.
[1:09:15] Andrew: I think we're good with the list. Yeah, I think it's a great list. Way to go. Yeah, it was so much fun. Yeah. This is awesome. We need to do this again. Sort of like, as you said, Jeff, the 98 thing. Yeah. But this is ranked first episode of Action Movie Ranker. What will we rank next? I don't know. We'll find out. But until then, thank you so much for listening. Make sure to check out our Patreon at The Regulation Pod. We do gameplays at also Regulation Gameplay, I believe, is the name of that channel. We do streams. We do all sorts of stuff. But thank you so much for listening. Check those things out. Have a great rest of your day. Does everybody like six different cheeses?
[1:09:52] Gavin: Ooh. I can rank some cheeses, dude. Absolutely. That's a draft, though. We're going to have our cheeses stolen.
[1:09:58] Unidentified: Bye.
[1:09:59] Andrew: Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.
