Mouse Hunt Watchalong // Regulation Supplemental
Bonus · published 2025-03-09 · archive #306

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[0:00:58] Eric: Welcome, guys. We have a movie we're going to be watching tonight. However, I want to know, if you're in the chat, let us know, why did you pick this one and not the other movies? Or, if you pick the other movies, how are you feeling?
[0:01:11] Unidentified: Is that right? I think mine even had a little bit of nudity in it, too, damn it. Ooh. What? No! I don't think there's nudity in this one. No? There's a dead guy. With some mouse nipples.
[0:01:24] Andrew: Yeah, we're more hung up on tits than death.
[0:01:31] Eric: Because we will be watching Mouse Hunt. Mouse Hunt is the winner today. Andrew, whose pick was this? This is Gavin's pick. Gavin picked Mouse Hunt.
[0:01:45] Unidentified: This is in recent lore because I was saying it's the third best Home Alone film.
[0:01:51] Eric: It's true.
[0:01:51] Unidentified: That's why this came up.
[0:01:53] Eric: I will judge that today, I guess. Yep. So, who's Alone? We will see if it is the third best. Is it the Mouse? Yeah, the Mouse is Alone. Yeah. Don't you think?
[0:02:03] Unidentified: Yeah, Mouse McAllister.
[0:02:05] Andrew: Mouse McAllister?
[0:02:08] Unidentified: Fair enough. I gotta respect all of the Falcons in here who didn't vote for the film and are just here out of love anyway. Yeah.
[0:02:15] Andrew: I appreciate you guys. Are there any of the 11% that voted for Air Force One currently in this chat? I wanna know who's bummed that we're not watching Air Force One. Yeah. Who picked?
[0:02:27] Eric: Outside of Nick. That was a Nick one, but who voted for it?
[0:02:31] Unidentified: Yeah, who voted for the right movie? Spencer TBL voted for Air Force One.
[0:02:34] Andrew: Is Gary Oldman in Air Force One? Who? Gary Oldman? Is that him? Okay.
[0:02:43] Unidentified: Yeah, he's the main bad guy. Main bad guy. Yes. I've never seen Air Force One. Yeah, neither have I. I probably would've voted for that. Well, you had the opportunity.
[0:02:50] Eric: That's true. You could've voted. You could've voted for it, Gavin. I'm not a Falcon. It's true. You could've done it. You could've voted the way that Nick does in every 100% Eat poll.
[0:02:59] Andrew: I don't do that anymore.
[0:03:00] Eric: It was a couple-time thing.
[0:03:05] Unidentified: I'm not a Falcon. I'm just protected by them.
[0:03:08] Eric: Right, right, right, right, right, right, right. That's a good point. But now it's Mouse Hunt. We are recording this, so that way you guys can do the watch-along later if you're, for some reason, you have to leave early. Don't want you to have to, like, go crazy out of your way for it, but we will be watching this with you guys. We got the chat up, and then we're gonna watch Mouse Hunt. It is...
[0:03:28] Unidentified: Don't have to sigh, what do you say? And this is, according to Gavin, the third best Home Alone film, but what he doesn't mention is that he doesn't like Home Alone 1 and 2. He's referring to 3 and 4 as the other two best Home Alone films, which I think is weird. No. I don't get that. Get to seed him.
[0:03:43] Eric: So this is Mouse Hunt from 1997, a total run length of one hour, 38 minutes, directed by Gore Verbinski and written by Adam Rifkin. Still waiting on his Bioshock movie. Two stumble-bump inheritors are determined to rid their antique house of a mouse who is equally determined to stay where he is, starring Nathan Lane, Lee Evans, and Vicki Lewis. Vicki Lewis? Oh, man. Is that the name of the mouse? Yeah. No. Vicki Lewis was Beth on News Radio.
[0:04:17] Unidentified: Oh. Oh, I love News Radio. Yeah.
[0:04:19] Eric: Yeah, yeah, yeah. So let's do it. Let's check this out.
[0:04:23] Unidentified: 97 was such a good lead-up year.
[0:04:26] Eric: It's true. A good pre-year, I guess.
[0:04:29] Unidentified: It was a tailgater of a year. Yep. I feel like it was a pre-year along with 93.
[0:04:34] Eric: 93. I think 92 feels like a pre-year, but boy, I could really feel 93 is a pre-year. I could get on board with that big time.
[0:04:42] Unidentified: This is the year I graduated high school. I think 95 was main. Main year.
[0:04:46] Eric: I think 95 could be a main year. I think 94 is pretty close to being a main year, though. 94 feels like a big year, doesn't it, Jeff? It was a big year.
[0:04:53] Unidentified: It was a big year. Is your Kirk Cobain dead?
[0:04:56] Eric: Oh, big year. Five. That sounded like Nick was making fun of you.
[0:05:00] Unidentified: Three. No, I like that. That's the first thing I think of the 94. I don't know why. No, Andrew, that's not the countdown. One, two, three. One, two, three. All right. Are you all ready? Let's do it. Yeah, I'll sing it up. And for everybody listening later, in five, four, three, two, one, go. Oh, you almost lost the play button. Almost.
[0:05:25] Andrew: A little vanished. I had to keep moving it around.
[0:05:29] Unidentified: Frame rate's a piece of shit. Why don't you do something like that, Nick? Catch the mouse! Move off the goddamn screen!
[0:05:39] Eric: It's like we did a test for this earlier, and Gavin didn't have anything to say about this part. Well, I didn't look like that.
[0:05:49] Unidentified: Hold on, hold on, hold on.
[0:05:51] Eric: Nick, what happened? What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing, Nick? A word without frames is chaos. Mouse hunts on, Nick. What's happening? Do you want to take a second and restart? Restart what? What's the problem? I can't get the little pause button to get off the screen here.
[0:06:12] Andrew: No, I think this is how Gore Verbinski wanted us to watch this.
[0:06:16] Eric: Oh, there! All right, we're in. Oh, wow, did you just have to not move the mouse for like seven seconds?
[0:06:20] Unidentified: I didn't move it for a very, very long time. This looks like the start of a Batman movie right here. It does. Yeah, like Godfather.
[0:06:27] Eric: Well, Mouse Hunt is like the third best Batman movie. I've heard that.
[0:06:30] Unidentified: Well, once again, Gavin only likes Val Kilmer as Batman. So straight. And this is the, this is for the mouse? The coffin? Yeah. That's a big mouse. That's what I was saying. I don't think that's crazy. What's going on with the picture? What? It's like jittering all over the place. Oh, what is it? Why are you doing that? Could everyone else see that? Nick has to move the mouse again. Hang on. Hey, Gavin, are you wired? There goes the frame rate. Oh, hell yeah. Was that the uncle from Christmas Vacation? Yeah, it's the old guy from Christmas Vacation. His hair gets set on fire. Yeah. Nothing but net. How'd they do that?
[0:07:25] Eric: Like Jesus Christ, Edna.
[0:07:27] Unidentified: Sometimes the movie's playing backwards. What? Is there people not seeing the movie like skip backwards and forwards? No. Is it? No. No, Nick. No, it's not. There has not been any problem at all. We're watching thread.
[0:07:43] Andrew: I'm seeing a little bit. A little skip. Yeah, it's going like skip. I'm not getting that. Not to the frequency in which Gavin is saying. I am not getting it. I'm not getting it at all.
[0:07:56] Unidentified: Okay, they'll see it. Smunts.
[0:08:00] Andrew: Are they doing a thing or are they for real?
[0:08:04] Unidentified: That's a good question. I didn't know that streamer Ludwig is in this. Hold on. I'm going to vomit.
[0:08:09] Eric: Okay, we're going to hold up. We're going to hold on. We're going to hold up. That's fucking great. I know what to do. It's all right. Oh, what do you need to do?
[0:08:17] Unidentified: I'm just going to change the stream quality. Michael Jeter? Oh. Derek Smarter? Yeah. See if that does a difference. I got to say, Zac Efron's brother is on the traders and he's pretty likable. Really? Yeah. He's pretty likable. Captain Stray's got his brother, though. This is looking better for me. How do you feel, Gavin? Yeah, it's looking right. You did a great job, Nick. Good job. It's looking so much better now. Do you think that barrel is a prop in Call of Duty? Or is it a real barrel? Let's wait 40 seconds and see if it whistles. Uh-oh. So the mouse did this? No.
[0:09:16] Eric: I just don't understand what this has to do with a mouse. The buildup to the mouse. Oh.
[0:09:22] Unidentified: This is how the mouse is born. This is his origin story. It is like Batman. Yeah. And he's made out of string? Yeah, he's going to fall into a vat of radioactive string. That I do see. Why is it doing that? Oh, there's string everywhere. Silly string? Do I? Is it jumping back and forth in time for anybody else? Or is it just...
[0:10:00] Eric: Yeah. I have not had it jump back and forth in time.
[0:10:08] Unidentified: Well, then you would be in now. If you give me two seconds, I will fix it. Okay. But the movie will continue to run or we can start it over again for the people who are watching later. What are your thoughts? Just let it run. Okay. Let it run. Two seconds. Okay. We tested this out before, earlier today, you guys. Yep. That we did. All right. You're being a bit pedantic. One.
[0:10:44] Eric: Oh, Andrew's only up to one. Hold on. Yeah, but it's a three count. Hold on. Oh, no.
[0:10:49] Unidentified: Okay. Two. Oh, you better hope... Nick, you better hope Andrew doesn't get the three. Now, look at that. That looks fantastic. Oh, he kicked out. Is that better? Yeah, Gavin. How does that look? Way better. Gavin left. Now it's out of sync with the audio. Yeah. Pause it one time. Pause it one time. Pause it one time. Oh, my God.
[0:11:19] Andrew: How is this a company? It's hardly a company.
[0:11:23] Unidentified: That's a good point.
[0:11:25] Andrew: Turns out you just got to throw LLC in front of some letters.
[0:11:30] Eric: That's right. You throw LLC in front of some letters.
[0:11:33] Andrew: You spin a big wheel and you're like, hey, can I have a W?
[0:11:38] Unidentified: Hey, we're LLC regulation company. Now it's in sync. Now it's in sync. All right. I don't know if that's true or not. Nope. Sort of. Hard to tell.
[0:11:58] Andrew: Sometimes movies just, I feel like, are a little out of sync. That's not true. That is true. Like, whether they're the low budget film or they don't record the audio.
[0:12:08] Unidentified: I mean, you can have, yeah, you can have like shitty ADR, but usually not for the whole
[0:12:12] Eric: movie. Nick, I don't care that Eric Christmas is in this scene.
[0:12:16] Andrew: I don't care that he is either.
[0:12:17] Eric: I would like this to go away now. Do you? Do you think you should move them out somewhere else? Do you think you can do something about it?
[0:12:26] Andrew: Oh, wait. Nathan Lane is in sync.
[0:12:27] Unidentified: That works. Great. Oh, you fucking did it. Yeah. Great. Hey, look, it's Nathan Lane. Would you say this is Nathan Lane in his prime? I don't know. Birdhouse or whatever. Isn't this around the same prime? Birdcage. Wasn't that the same time frame as this? Let's see.
[0:12:42] Eric: I'm going to look up Birdcage.
[0:12:43] Unidentified: I think Birdcage might have been a little before this.
[0:12:46] Eric: I think so, too.
[0:12:47] Unidentified: I think it's within three years.
[0:12:49] Eric: 1972. Oh, no. That's the original. Yeah.
[0:12:55] Unidentified: Because it was like this and that and then Mrs. Doubtfire. 1996. Was it Mrs. Doubtfire? Wasn't he? No.
[0:13:04] Eric: Who was he? Mrs. Doubtfire.
[0:13:05] Unidentified: Oh, never mind.
[0:13:06] Eric: No, no, no, no. I was thinking of the brother. Oh, you're thinking of Robin Williams. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's who I was thinking of.
[0:13:11] Andrew: He was Mrs. Doubtfire.
[0:13:13] Eric: Yeah.
[0:13:15] Andrew: I thought we were about to get some Ratatouille action.
[0:13:17] Eric: Dude, when you go to Nathan Lane's IMDb movies, he's known for his top four. The Producer. The Producers. Okay. The Birdcage. Okay. Lion King.
[0:13:28] Unidentified: Okay.
[0:13:29] Eric: Mouse Hunt.
[0:13:30] Unidentified: Hell yeah. Hell yeah. What a movie. I think more food should be served to you on fire. Just generally speaking.
[0:13:45] Eric: So, they own a string factory, but he's a chef?
[0:13:49] Andrew: I think the family's wealthy in string.
[0:13:53] Eric: I think the dad had the string factory. Okay. But the dad died. He got shoved down a sewer. Right. So, they inherited it, I imagine. Yeah.
[0:13:59] Unidentified: So, they inherited the factory in some old house. Uh-oh. Is this guy going to choke and... Yeah. Key? Yeah. Oh, no. CG cockroach. Is this in 3D? Oh. Whoa. He's going to hurl. Oh.
[0:14:31] Andrew: Hell yeah. So, just stab the table. Kids, just stab the table. We'll add it post. Don't worry.
[0:14:36] Unidentified: He fucking died? This is crazy. Dude, the body count on this film is already at two.
[0:14:43] Andrew: We're going for about 90 minutes. And they both own string factories. Hey, you know what? Kevin McAllister never put a man in the ground. That's a good point.
[0:14:52] Eric: But this guy's not Kevin McAllister. This guy's one of the wet bandits or whatever. He's sticky.
[0:14:58] Unidentified: Yeah. Well, they were the wet bandits in the second? First one. First one. The first one. First was wet. Second was sticky. Sticky.
[0:15:06] Eric: Oh, it's that guy. Yeah. Mark Ruffalo? No, the Mario something.
[0:15:12] Unidentified: Mario Puzo. Mario Cantone.
[0:15:16] Eric: I think that's his name. I think it's Mario Cantone. He was like, he's in like all those I love the 80s, but then also Sex and the City.
[0:15:22] Unidentified: Yeah. Yeah. That guy. Mario Cantone.
[0:15:25] Eric: Mario Luigi.
[0:15:26] Unidentified: Mario T. Plumber. I don't understand how that's actually making a ball of string.
[0:15:31] Eric: Yeah.
[0:15:32] Unidentified: It's just turning a ball of string.
[0:15:34] Eric: It looks like it is. Yes. I have like a lot of questions. Like this movie is very confusing to me in like very basic ways. The Mafia wants to buy the string?
[0:15:48] Unidentified: The factory, I guess. This is back when string was very important. Do you think string's out these days?
[0:15:57] Eric: Oh, string's way out. Yeah. We have like Facebook and stuff now, dude. You don't even need string.
[0:16:01] Unidentified: Most of our bullets in WW2 were full of string. You'd kill people with a staph infection. We have threats. Stupid. Jeff, you ever have MRSA? No. Okay.
[0:16:20] Eric: Why? Have you? No, no, no. I was just curious. Just seems like it's a thing that like some people get sometimes and you just go like, holy shit, you had MRSA? It just seems like one of those things.
[0:16:29] Unidentified: No, I've never really been sick. No, that's. That's.
[0:16:34] Eric: Is that right? Good news.
[0:16:35] Unidentified: Yeah. I get a lot of shit related problems, but that's pretty much it. But you don't really get sick. You don't consider that part of your hell? I get butt sick. I don't get like other kinds of sick. Have you heard of a term called dental health?
[0:16:49] Eric: Yeah.
[0:16:49] Unidentified: Oh, yeah. I guess I get mouth sick sometimes.
[0:16:53] Eric: Yeah. But but at least it's all connected, right? It's like the front hole in the back hole. It's just. Yeah.
[0:16:58] Andrew: Jeff, you you were so mouth sick that you may have phantom mouth sickness. Like, yeah, I know.
[0:17:05] Unidentified: Tell me about it. I tried to go to an endodontist this week and it was out of networks and I got to figure out what my the same endodontist. I went to fucking four times over the last three years is now no longer in our network.
[0:17:16] Eric: Great.
[0:17:17] Unidentified: So. This actor genuinely looks like he was on the brink of death.
[0:17:22] Eric: Yeah.
[0:17:23] Unidentified: Maybe just really good to be his last movie. Do you think they filmed this at his house when he was in hospice and that's his actual bed? I don't know.
[0:17:31] Andrew: It's like too real, though. I don't like it. If you pull up the trivia, I believe he actually was dead and this was animatronic work with his body. He was he was like Tony Soprano's mom.
[0:17:42] Eric: That looks so bad.
[0:17:44] Unidentified: It's like the worst. A world without. Whoa. Oh, no. Did. Oh, she's in Godzilla. Yes. Yeah. Which one?
[0:17:58] Andrew: The Broderick one. Yeah.
[0:17:59] Eric: The one that came out in 97. Didn't it come out in 97?
[0:18:02] Unidentified: A big Japanese monster terrorized New York.
[0:18:05] Andrew: It might have been 98, honestly. Was it really? Because the I know the song was. So I assume the movie came out the same year as come with me. Yeah. 98. Oh, that lady.
[0:18:19] Unidentified: Yeah. It's Godzilla. Yeah. Oh, that's the news radio lady. Uh huh. Beth from news radio. Yeah. Yeah. You know who else is on these radio? Fucking whole cast of other people. I don't know. I don't watch that shit.
[0:18:34] Eric: You know who was on that show? Joe Rogan. God. Oh, that's right.
[0:18:40] Unidentified: Probably John Lovitz. I think he replaced him when Phil Harmon died or something.
[0:18:42] Eric: Yes.
[0:18:43] Unidentified: That is true. If only this mouse died instead of him.
[0:18:51] Eric: Uh, Vicky Lewis, also the voice of Deb from Finding Nemo.
[0:18:55] Unidentified: Who's Deb? Who's Deb? If you could go back in time and kill a mouse for $1,000, would you? I don't think so. No, I wouldn't.
[0:19:04] Andrew: My wrinkle is so happy.
[0:19:05] Unidentified: Wait, is he paying or getting paid? He's got to pay to kill it. Oh, definitely not. Yeah, but this was Christopher Reeves' mouse. Christopher Reeves' kid's mouse. This is the mouse that scared the horse. The horse? Yeah. Yeah. They kicked Christopher Reeves off.
[0:19:21] Eric: I had the same thought. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You have to consider that horses are afraid of mice like elephants.
[0:19:29] Unidentified: Do elephants ever actually shit the bed when they see a mouse?
[0:19:33] Eric: I don't know.
[0:19:34] Unidentified: I'll look it up.
[0:19:35] Eric: That's a good question. Is elephant afraid?
[0:19:40] Unidentified: We've got to test all these cartoon tropes.
[0:19:42] Eric: Yep. Oh, wait. So because of the roach, that dude lost his fancy-ass restaurant?
[0:19:48] Unidentified: Yeah.
[0:19:48] Eric: Yeah, because all the press was there.
[0:19:49] Unidentified: He's grueled. He killed the mayor. He was the mayor, and he ate a cockroach head and died. Yep. Elephants. I mean, people die all the time from eating. What?
[0:19:58] Eric: What? People die all the time from eating? Yeah. You ever choke, bitch? Elephants are not afraid of mice is the consensus here.
[0:20:12] Unidentified: Okay. I've got some cartoons that might disagree with that.
[0:20:16] Andrew: Just another lie from Big Mouse. Yeah.
[0:20:20] Unidentified: Evil X Rain says, I want to know if Gavin would lay in a bed of wet bread for a million dollars. I definitely would. It wouldn't be pretty, but I'd get right in there. Yeah. Wait, for how long? A million seconds.
[0:20:35] Eric: You'd lay in a Trace Leches bed for a million dollars? Yeah. For 10 minutes?
[0:20:43] Unidentified: Oh, that's $100,000 a minute. It's good buns. I'll probably throw up minute four, and then I'll just be laughing all the way to the bank. What if the only caveat is you can't change clothes or take a shower until the next day, so you have to go about the rest of your business in the wet milk bread? Yeah, that's fine.
[0:21:06] Eric: Wow. What if you also had to go back in time and kill a mouse?
[0:21:10] Unidentified: No, I don't want to kill a mouse.
[0:21:11] Eric: But it still costs you $1,000 to do that.
[0:21:14] Unidentified: But the mouse was literally Hitler. Go ahead and say no now, asshole. You can't do it. Yeah. You ready to pony up that $1,000? He's still got $999,000 left. But he has string. Is this a Christmas movie? Oh. It's Christmas in the movie. Like Die Hard? Yeah.
[0:21:43] Andrew: It's just Christmas in the credits.
[0:21:46] Eric: I mean, the body count matches time-wise so far. I think more people have died in this movie than they have in Die Hard by this point. I think you're right, yeah.
[0:21:56] Unidentified: Well, I think all he's done at this point in Die Hard is pick up his luggage.
[0:22:00] Eric: Yeah, he like made fists with his toes and then he's riding around with Argyle.
[0:22:05] Unidentified: Yeah. Ah, the house. You have fond memories of this house? Been a lot of your childhood daydreaming about this house? I bet it'd be sick to live there. It's full of mice. Well, it's full of mouse.
[0:22:24] Eric: It's full of mouse, Jeff.
[0:22:25] Unidentified: There's a mouse in that house. Mouse, not mouse, Jeff. Oh, man. Let's see how we survive bat, not bat first.
[0:22:37] Eric: I don't. The guys, I don't know. It's going to be something.
[0:22:40] Unidentified: I'm already ready to argue tomorrow. Oh, yeah.
[0:22:43] Eric: The way some of these people are interpreting some of this stuff is crazy. I just don't.
[0:22:46] Unidentified: Pop's never told them? I feel like they could have started the movie right there on that line. Yeah. It's huge. This is where Pop used to breed super mice.
[0:23:04] Andrew: What? Nick, I don't think we're watching the same movie.
[0:23:08] Unidentified: Well, that's what they find out later when they're terrorized. Spoilers! What's everybody eating for dinner tonight? Chicken and rice. Yeah, probably. Cockroaches.
[0:23:21] Eric: One half of a cockroach.
[0:23:23] Unidentified: Wait, are you guys eating the same meal? Did you coordinate that? Yeah. Oh. What kind of chicken and rice are you having, Gavin? Just regular chicken with rice. How are you preparing the chicken? Chop it up. And then you'd cook it in some way? Oh, it's quarter cooked. It's like a rich history. Oh, thank you. And then, Eric, what's your chicken and rice look like?
[0:23:47] Eric: I made like a ginger sesame teriyaki chicken earlier this week, and so I'm getting through the rest of it.
[0:23:55] Unidentified: What do you got going on, Nick?
[0:23:57] Andrew: I had tortilla soup that I made.
[0:23:59] Unidentified: Oh, right. You were soup talking earlier.
[0:24:02] Andrew: Imagine you wake up, and every day you flip a coin.
[0:24:05] Unidentified: When was the last time you slept in bed with another dude? Tuesday. This is tough. 2004 would be my guess. Oh, wow. Bonnie, mine's probably not that far off of that as well. It was around season two of Red vs. Blue when we realized we could afford two hotel rooms.
[0:24:55] Eric: Yeah, yeah. I mean, a lot of Mega 64 was like... All right, how are we doing this? And I was just doing that.
[0:25:02] Unidentified: Gus and I used to sleep head to toe a lot back in the early days. What does that help? You just don't accidentally, like, fucking get spooned by Gus in the middle of the night, which happened once. You can still get spooned. It's just a really weird position. No, the worst case scenario, you just get, like, a kick in the face, but... That's way less. I don't know. You don't want to be nuzzled by Gus's fucking five o'clock shadow, dude. That's a weird way to wake up. I don't know, man. Your genitals are lined up now with your face. Wait, what? What? If they're head to toe?
[0:25:35] Andrew: You got your balls on your ankles? What are you talking about? No wonder Nick's a foot guy.
[0:25:42] Eric: Yeah, no kidding.
[0:25:44] Unidentified: No, I don't like feet. Oh, Jesus Christ. Oh, I love Lee Evans. It's only a toy. Did he give up?
[0:25:56] Andrew: Like, I feel like he's in a bunch of movies at this time, and then he just, like, stopped.
[0:26:01] Unidentified: I mean, he's not known for movies, really.
[0:26:04] Andrew: Yeah, like, I meant, like, did... Was he rejected, or did he just decide, you know what? I don't need to be a Hollywood star.
[0:26:10] Unidentified: I think he wanted to spend more time with family, and then he, like, fully retired from stand-up, too. Really? What's he do now? He's retired. Owns a string factory. Supports his son, Chris. He just spends time with family, I guess. Oh, it's the mouse. Finally! How long did it take to get to the mouse? I don't know. Don't move the mouse. All right, well, 21 minutes. Nick moved the mouse. I moved the mouse to see when we saw the mouse. For some reason, people's heads going through the ceiling is always funny.
[0:26:40] Andrew: Yeah, it's pretty good. Yeah, limbs going through any floor, I think, is funny.
[0:26:45] Unidentified: Forward or down. Up or down, yeah. Oh. Oh, by the way, Andrew, I was listening to... A bit of Howard Stern the other day, and they had a doctor on who was talking about, like, the best shitting practices. Uh-huh. And he said that vertical wiping is considered the healthiest way to...
[0:27:05] Andrew: Oh, that's interesting.
[0:27:06] Unidentified: ...to eliminate. So you're ahead of the game. Just wanted to throw that out there. Hell yeah. Ha ha ha! This movie suddenly got really good. That guy! Well, yeah, that guy. You know, he looks the same today as he does 30 years ago. Oh, they're locked in there with him. Uh-oh. Cool shot, bro.
[0:27:38] Andrew: Yeah, the... Gore Verbinski being chosen to make this is such an interesting choice.
[0:27:42] Unidentified: Oh, my God. Is that the dude who... It's crazy. Is Elmo's buddy on Sesame Street?
[0:27:49] Andrew: Yeah, and he gets killed in Jurassic Park 3. The raptor.
[0:27:54] Eric: I don't remember Jurassic Park 3 at all. I don't think I've seen that one.
[0:27:59] Andrew: They use him as a bait. It was good. It was good. They're like, oh, we gotta help, Mr. Whatever. And then the raptor puts a claw on his back. He's like, ah! You don't remember the dream? Alan! Yeah.
[0:28:09] Unidentified: No. The raptor talks. The raptor talks to him in the dream. Oh, my God. That's awesome. Come on. Yep. 600K. I wonder how many of these people are dead now. Vincent D'Onofrio? He's alive.
[0:28:25] Andrew: Oh, who's... Oh, this guy. Oh, he played Weinstein in Entourage. That's how I know this guy.
[0:28:32] Unidentified: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yep. I want a mustache like that.
[0:28:44] Andrew: I want the ugliest fake mustache.
[0:28:49] Eric: It's like the old way. It's like the Walt Disney style of mustache where it's just like so low, like on the lip.
[0:29:00] Unidentified: I feel like I was watching something the other day and somebody had a mustache like that.
[0:29:03] Eric: And it was just like, it looks so bizarre.
[0:29:07] Unidentified: They put a shitload into costuming.
[0:29:12] Eric: This is just... But here's the thing. This is just how movies used to look. This isn't like, wow, what a home run. This is just movies don't look like this anymore. Like they stop putting effort into this. Yeah, I agree. Yeah, it's all screens and shit now. It is. It's all screens.
[0:29:31] Unidentified: You know what I mean. They're not even wearing clothes. The clothes, they're just wearing balls. And they superimpose the AI the clothes on. Yeah. Those are part of the screens.
[0:29:42] Eric: I was thinking the same point.
[0:29:44] Andrew: But then it's like, that is sort of what Marvel superhero movies are now, like a portion, a large percentage of those suits.
[0:29:50] Eric: Oh, yeah. Yeah.
[0:29:51] Andrew: How much did he offer them just then?
[0:29:56] Unidentified: I was wrapped up about like a million dollars. I was thinking about screens. He's very funny. Thank you. So you just have to keep the house for a week and then... Boy, those two do not look like brothers. Yeah, right. Nathan Light and Lee Evans. Yeah. Maybe their mom has a dirty secret. Oh. I think they're in the money. Okay, now let's do it again. Take two. Take two. Yeah, I was going to say, how many takes was that?
[0:31:00] Unidentified: What a catch. How many takes that was? Oh, the rat in his piss. Oh, the rat. Rat cam. Rat cam.
[0:31:14] Andrew: It's like the end of Godzilla.
[0:31:17] Unidentified: One egg. Da-da-da. Da-da-da. Da-da. Da-da-da.
[0:31:22] Andrew: This is me trying to find the last collectible in a level of ratatouille. God, no kidding.
[0:31:34] Unidentified: Oh, what are those mouse holes?
[0:31:37] Andrew: Do you think it's allowed to use another mouse's mouse hole or do you have to make your own hole?
[0:31:48] Eric: Well, it depends if it comes to the house and what doesn't. The olive. The olive from the cover.
[0:31:54] Unidentified: He rolled it back. Yeah. Yeah. This mouse is fucking Pele. That's my buddy. Dude, I love olives. Oh, God. They're the best. They're so good. I'm out there with you, buddy. I hate them.
[0:32:12] Andrew: I like that other people like olives.
[0:32:15] Unidentified: They're so brined and tasty.
[0:32:18] Andrew: Nice can of olives.
[0:32:20] Unidentified: Yes, please.
[0:32:21] Andrew: I like how they look. I like the sound of the crunch of them. I don't want one.
[0:32:27] Unidentified: Garlic stuffed, jalapeno stuffed. They crunch. Blue cheese. They can. They definitely have some heft to them, you know? They're meaty for a vegetable. Boy, and a martini one. Oof. Yeah. Those were the days. Sorry, Jeff. I can still put them on my fingers. I still have that. We'll always have our fingers. Well. Bean olives over black olives, I guess. I don't know. I think they both have their place. They both have their place. Yeah. Yeah. I'd rather have a Kalamata olive than a black olive, I think. Interesting. We should get a house like this as our office. It has to have the mouse.
[0:33:28] Unidentified: I guarantee if we get a house like this, it's going to have the mouse. Yeah. He's mocking you. Mm-hmm. Please cut to that happening. Please cut to that happening. I want to see it. Definitely a lost opportunity. This is eating Cheerios. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, this is Home Alone 3. You don't let him get away.
[0:34:20] Eric: Hit him with the soft end of the broom. Well.
[0:34:24] Unidentified: I mean, you know, wider area. Yeah. You could, like, hockey puck him. Might be some shock damage to him.
[0:34:36] Eric: Are we thinking hammered to the feet? This is great. This is the physical comedy, and this is very funny. The ball hit him. Oh!
[0:34:48] Unidentified: Oh, the sound on the broom is good. This is very funny. Did you guys ever see that movie, A Tale of Two Sisters? Korean horror film? No. No. I would never. I'll never get on the ground and look in a fucking hole like that again. Oof. Oh, what? What was in the hole? Fucking evil girl. Oh, I'm out. Hell yeah. Ha, ha, ha. He's like an extreme sports mouse. That's a huge. Training for the race. What kind of cheese is that, do you think? Edam? How long does a mouse live? How long does a mouse live?
[0:35:38] Eric: I'd guess three years. Yeah. Probably three to five, right? Mice usually live about 12 to 18 months. Oh, wow.
[0:35:47] Unidentified: So there's no way this mouse is still around. That's a bad pet.
[0:35:52] Eric: They probably went through a few during filming. And then other places are saying in other captivity for like pet mice, one and a half to three years.
[0:36:02] Unidentified: He ate that whole meal. He ate the whole thing? The mouse is good as shit. He's definitely not making it to three years. Or not. He may never shit again. I wonder if mice could visit mice doctors if they could extend their lifespan.
[0:36:17] Eric: Yeah. That's the real question.
[0:36:19] Unidentified: Like you go check the mouse cardiologist and see how, you know. God, how do they film all these shots? It must have been a ballic. It's all CGI. Oh, I love that. That's cute.
[0:36:33] Andrew: Of course he loves the foot shot.
[0:36:35] Unidentified: I don't like that. I hate when he moans when you talk about feet. He can't stop himself. Yeah, he can't stop. Oh, he's got a little bed. Oh, man. That's so sweet. He's adorable. That's the cutest shit I've ever seen. Well, his mouse is hallowed. God damn.
[0:36:59] Andrew: Oh, here he goes. Go to sleep, little buddy.
[0:37:02] Unidentified: He's going to have some nolly cheese dreams.
[0:37:05] Andrew: Dreaming about Hawaii.
[0:37:06] Unidentified: I long to be in Hawaii. Oh, no. No. No. Jesus Christ. There's a little mouse in the face. Oh, my God. I wonder how many mice they killed making this movie. Holy shit. What the hell are they doing? That looks so cool. What the fuck are they doing? Oh, I see. He's just putting on some new skirt. I don't think he needs that many nails, but. No, absolutely not.
[0:37:39] Andrew: This is a revenge film and they don't even know it. Whoa. Okay.
[0:37:44] Unidentified: That was some. Oh, the CG. Get out of there. Run away, mouse.
[0:37:56] Eric: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Is there a movie auction thing where we can buy the mouse?
[0:38:04] Unidentified: We're going to save them. Maybe one of those nails. Also, you ever seen a nail gun release steam? No. Well. This isn't a. This isn't set in present day, I don't think. Is it not? I. I mean, did you see the cars? Also, everybody wears a tie all the time. Yeah. You know what? Okay.
[0:38:31] Eric: When, when do you think it's set?
[0:38:34] Unidentified: Uh, 50s or something. Oh, really? I was guessing. I don't know. It's just an old-ass cost. When does mouse hunt? Back before we, uh, outsourced all our string factory jobs to China.
[0:38:47] Eric: Oh, string was a big deal.
[0:38:49] Unidentified: Hmm.
[0:38:50] Eric: Styles range humorously from the 1940s to the 1990s in Mouse Hunt. It's timeless.
[0:38:58] Unidentified: It is just set in the late 20th century is all it says. Oh, okay. That's from a whole lot of shit. You think that's them? Is this what the Nanaimo bathtub races are like?
[0:39:16] Andrew: It's essentially this, yeah. That's great. When is that again? In the, uh, July. We'll see you there. This July.
[0:39:33] Unidentified: You're fucking dead. Okay, now it's truly like the Nanaimo bathtub races. Like you did earlier. I saw that on Jackass. Oh, my God. You did a slow-mo guys like this with Dan once.
[0:40:35] Unidentified: Yeah. Yeah, I've set a lot of mousetraps. Have you ever, uh, has one ever gone off in your hand and got you? Yep. Oh, damn. Can you live to tell the tale? 25. The thing I always remember about the kind of trap thing is, uh, in the shield on FX. Yeah. There was an episode where someone was putting rat traps in glory holes. It's just an episode around it. And it's like, uh, I hope they catch the person who's doing that. Don't know if it ever got resolved, though. Can't remember. Sure, sure. Yeah.
[0:41:30] Andrew: But Nick did stop setting the traps.
[0:41:32] Unidentified: I was gonna say.
[0:41:35] Andrew: So, in this situation, they're now Danger Aaron.
[0:41:38] Unidentified: Yeah. Yeah. Hell yeah. I watched you guys play this level.
[0:41:48] Eric: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But we have to go back down to go up. We forgot where the other thing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, I remember this.
[0:41:55] Unidentified: That's a great stunt. Do you think there was an actor rat and a stunt rat? Yeah. And they tagged out. Yeah.
[0:42:06] Eric: There's a stunt rat for sure.
[0:42:09] Andrew: I'm pretty sure this rat actually does all of his own stunts. Sort of. He's like the Tom Cruise of.
[0:42:13] Unidentified: Except for that rope swing that was bullshit. Yeah. On top of the can. Oh, this is great. Brick oven. Why is there a thing of cherries set out like that on top of the fridge? You mean a bowl?
[0:42:31] Eric: On top of the fridge full of cherries? Yeah. This is great. This is very funny.
[0:42:41] Unidentified: Oh, it's b-blading. Oh. Ding! Now, why would you roll into it? You know this is the single longest day of some PA's life. Oh, yeah. He or she still has fucking nightmares about it. All right.
[0:43:08] Eric: Reset. It's on his face.
[0:43:10] Unidentified: We're all going to go to lunch. Go ahead and reset. Yeah.
[0:43:12] Eric: Everybody else, that's lunch. That was good. One more time. We just get one more.
[0:43:17] Unidentified: Could you go ahead and set this up faster? We're losing light.
[0:43:19] Eric: He got the cheese and he got the olives. And some crackers.
[0:43:24] Unidentified: Wow. If he gets struck by lightning while he's trying to eat them, it'll be rather to him. What do you think is an actor when you have to come out of a closet covered in mousetraps and yelled juice? He went under that ladder. That's not good. Uh-oh. It's like the end of Twister. Wrap your belt. Wrap your belt.
[0:43:53] Eric: Uh-oh.
[0:43:54] Unidentified: Oh, no.
[0:43:57] Eric: He should have raised his eyebrows a couple of times like Bugs Bunny.
[0:44:00] Unidentified: Did the mouse break the fourth wall? He sure did.
[0:44:04] Eric: Uh-oh.
[0:44:05] Unidentified: Oh. Two dead bodies and a load of shit. Oh, you said goddamn. What the fuck? Dude, that's going to be bad. What do they think they're sucking at this point? It looks like a giant pumpkin. Oh, my God. This also looks like a jackass stunt.
[0:45:21] Unidentified: Yep. There's a real good chance none of us will ever be covered in that much feces at once. I hope. In our entire lives.
[0:45:31] Eric: Fingers crossed.
[0:45:32] Unidentified: Yeah. It looks like there's oats in it.
[0:45:36] Eric: Well, yeah, I've been eating a lot of oats.
[0:45:38] Unidentified: Yeah, you assume it's all human feces, yeah. Yeah, a lot of horse stuff, you know. Nay. Taking it away from her family. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Jesus. Cool pound, though. That's a great pound. Looks like one of the rooms in Severance. Some way here is this. Good Lord. Jesus. What the hell? Is that the incinerator? Oh, God. Oh, the guest, the cat.
[0:46:41] Unidentified: Oh, that guy. Maury? Maury. The cat is not the father.
[0:46:57] Andrew: Has Povich done any movies? He must have. Not as, like, a lead, but I think as, like, himself.
[0:47:05] Unidentified: Definitely not as a lead. He has played Maury Povich a lot. Yeah. They want a mentally ill, mean pussy.
[0:47:32] Eric: An old, mean, crazy cat.
[0:47:36] Unidentified: One that you can't love.
[0:47:38] Andrew: It's chained in a box. And they're going to catzilla. Ba-da-da. Da-da-da. Ba-da-da. So they looked into it, and as far as props being sold for this movie, the only prop that has been sold is the animatronic head of this cat. Oh, my God. Really?
[0:47:59] Unidentified: Yeah. How much did it sell for?
[0:48:03] Andrew: It didn't say, but it was projected between $600 to $800.
[0:48:06] Unidentified: Oh, wow. Oh, that seems doable. Depending on what this cat looks like. I want to buy the mouse. Did he just cowl-prop the cat? Yeah. That's catzilla. How else are you going to stop catzilla? Oh, God.
[0:48:25] Andrew: I really like that they're delaying showing what this cat looks like. I like that they're building this.
[0:48:32] Unidentified: Gavin, is this how you picked up Smee? Yes. Yeah. Shit. Oh, my God. Wow. These guys are going to end up with a gorilla real soon this way. Yeah.
[0:49:08] Eric: That's how this works, man.
[0:49:11] Unidentified: Somebody has to stop this insane cat. Whoa. This little mouse. Go through the mouse holes. Oh. It's like Metal Gear Solid in the box. It works. It works. Oh. 800 bucks. Jesus Christ. Oh. That definitely seems worth it. Beautiful music. Wait, but the mouse didn't make any of them go down. Uh-oh. Yeah. Straight up a cartoon in it. Great. Sort of a Tom and Jerry thing they got going on. Mm-hmm.
[0:50:12] Unidentified: Uh, 1990s car. What? What? Uh. Why would you do that? They're going to hang him with his string. I bet he's not even going to give him free string to offset the disappointment. Oh, man. Oh, Jay says, including the buyer's premium, the cat head was sold for $3,700. Wow. Jesus.
[0:51:03] Eric: Wow.
[0:51:05] Unidentified: Too rich for my blood. Yeah. That's pretty rich. If I could have one whole mouse for that price, I'd do it. So this mouse is dead, right? In real life? Oh, big time. And it was an actor mouse. It was a performer mouse. It's an actor mouse. Uh-huh. So it lived a life of mouse privilege and was elevated. Uh-huh. Probably. Do you think, do you think the people that have the mice and the horses and the dogs that are actor, mice, horses, and dogs, do you think that they ever have them stuffed to remember them? Like, if you went to some lady's house, is that mouse on her kitchen table? Like, next to the salt and the pepper.
[0:51:55] Eric: It's probably, like, I bet she puts it. I was going to say, I bet she puts it on top of her fridge with a bowl of cherries to remember
[0:52:02] Unidentified: it fondly. That would make sense. Yeah. A thousand percent Air Buds trainer had him stuffed. I agree. Him. Yeah. Oh, God. Maybe the dogs from, uh, uh, Homeward Bound. Oh, jeez. Chance and Shadow. What was the cat called? Cat Zola.
[0:52:45] Eric: Hang on, I want to see if we can remember it. Poor fucking cat.
[0:52:50] Unidentified: Was that a real cat? That has to be. Oh, my God.
[0:52:53] Eric: Oh. What was that cat's name? Fuck. It was, like, Sissy Spacey something. Sally Field. Slappy. Samsonite.
[0:53:05] Unidentified: Samsonite. Do you guys remember the movie Cat's Eye? That was a pretty cool cat. No. Sassy. Sassy. That was close. Oh, you like Cat's Eye, Andrew. It was a horror compilation film by Stephen King. Oh, shit. With, like, three stories that kind of intertwined all around a cat.
[0:53:29] Andrew: Oh, that's awesome.
[0:53:30] Unidentified: Yeah. Buddy Cat 4. James Wood's in it. Oh, it meowed. It might still be there. Oh. What the? Hell, yeah. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Mouse just killed the cat. The bloodlust knows no bounds. This was the inspiration for Men in Black. Dude, no kidding. Oh, yes.
[0:54:05] Eric: It seemed like it was a big reveal, like, the way it was shot. And then it was, it just didn't continue that way.
[0:54:12] Unidentified: Yeah. Mouse sounds good. I'm laughing. There are funny moments to this. He's going to trick the mouse. How many times throughout his career, before he became Christopher Walken, Christopher Walken,
[0:55:18] Unidentified: do you think he delivered a line, and the director goes, uh, could we try to deliver it this way? And Walken's like, I think we'll deliver it my way. Yeah. He just goes, what do you mean? No. That's how I said it. This is, like, this is so crazy.
[0:56:05] Andrew: I feel like all of these type of, like, movies that have an exterminator need this exterminator.
[0:56:10] Unidentified: Yeah. Yeah. I can't tell if I'm watching Mouse Hunt or The Deer Hunter right now. Yeah. I love it. I want that. We should put that on his shirt. You are the intruder. Little mouse. The first union was formed here.
[0:57:01] Eric: In 1990. Right. Right.
[0:57:05] Unidentified: Or 1940, 15.
[0:57:07] Eric: Yeah, right.
[0:57:09] Unidentified: Man, Walken's headgear would be the ultimate prop, I think. Yeah. Pretty good. It's pretty good. And now he's got to make string on his own. Boy, what are the odds of that? Pretty good, according to this script. How many buttons do you think it takes to turn on, like, a cruise ship? Oh, my God.
[0:57:46] Andrew: I'm going to say three keys and six buttons. Or like an aircraft carrier.
[0:57:51] Eric: Do you think there is a key? Like, do you think it's just a regular key?
[0:57:55] Unidentified: I think there are, like, two keys. And if you lose it, you can't drive the super yacht anymore. Yeah, right. The carnival cruise ship anymore. Everybody look on the ground. It's around here somewhere. We can still make Porta Vallarta. The key to the cruise ship is so crazy. No. I do not understand the physics of that. So the mouse is doing this? No, he's just an idiot. Yeah, he just has bad luck. He's not with the mouse right now.
[0:58:34] Eric: I can't have sympathy for these guys. These are idiot men. I'm for the mouse. I hope the mouse kills these men cat style.
[0:58:46] Unidentified: This is as if the wet bandits were bad at their job all the time. Oh, no. He'll be killed. This is the kind of stuff that would legitimately kill. Oh, it's so bad. Yes. That's what we need. What is he, like, ultrasounding the floor? I remember this very vividly. This was, like, early ASMR for me. In a bad way?
[0:59:19] Andrew: What was that? The Nintendo console where it was all red? Is that what he's doing?
[0:59:24] Unidentified: Yeah, he's doing the virtual boy.
[0:59:25] Andrew: Virtual boy.
[0:59:27] Unidentified: God, that thing was terrible.
[0:59:45] Andrew: There's something really special about having such a goofy script and then giving it to a director that has such clear, thoughtful vision as far as what it should look like.
[0:59:55] Eric: But, like, that's...
[0:59:56] Andrew: It adds so much to it. Jesus.
[0:59:59] Eric: But, like, that's... That's movies! What you're describing is, like, that's what all movies should be, is the director should have, like, a clear vision, and it doesn't, like... Whether it is, like, a big goofy thing or, like, a small, like, quiet picture, it... I think both are really strong, and Gore Verbinski is just a guy who's, like, taking big cartoon swings, and I think it's awesome. I love it. There isn't stuff that is like this.
[1:00:28] Unidentified: This is a blast. Why did he make Lone Ranger? Like, why did he do that? Why did he make Lone Ranger? That's such a bummer. Could have made Mouse Hunt 2. That's what I'm saying. Huh. What's happening here? Well, hello. Ah, okay. Hi, ladies.
[1:00:59] Eric: I own a string factory, and I killed the mayor. My current enemy is a mouse. About to sell it out from under my brother. Do I smell like shit? Christopher Walken is eating shit right now in my form. Do I smell like shit? I was covered in shit.
[1:01:15] Unidentified: Did you see him on that phone over there, ladies? Oh, dear. You told me the mouse is doing this? Is that Mario Cantone? Yes. From Sex and the City? Didn't remember that. This is just such a big cartoon. It's so much fun. Walder Frey? Is that his outfit?
[1:02:20] Unidentified: Yes. I don't think I've noticed that as a kid. Oh, that's great. My wife. Good lord. Holy shit. His dad can't believe it. He didn't watch his son bone down. You were the first movie you saw that had nudity in it? And how old you were.
[1:02:56] Eric: Oh, man.
[1:02:58] Unidentified: Titanic had a tit in it.
[1:02:59] Eric: Yeah. That's not stuff before that. I just don't remember what it is.
[1:03:03] Unidentified: Probably Porky's.
[1:03:05] Eric: Oh, Porky's is a good one. Oh, Animal House. Yeah. I remember going to a friend's house for his birthday and his stepdad rented Porky's and he's like, don't tell your ma. It's like those rods.
[1:03:22] Unidentified: I always remember Starship. We should never watch that film.
[1:03:24] Eric: No, we should absolutely never watch Porky's.
[1:03:27] Unidentified: No. No, I imagine it doesn't hold up. No. It wasn't holding up then. No. I was going to say. Everything held up then.
[1:03:35] Eric: Yep. Jeff, did you see that Topps released a Robert Oppenheimer autograph card?
[1:03:42] Unidentified: No, I did not.
[1:03:45] Eric: Did they really? Breaking. Robert Oppenheimer's first ever autograph card is here. A very difficult signature to find. What? This is crazy. In the 2024 Transcendent set. So be on the lookout.
[1:04:00] Unidentified: I don't collect Transcendent. Good to know. Uh-oh. Uh-oh.
[1:04:05] Eric: Oh, my God. The mouse is evil? No, he's just clever.
[1:04:10] Unidentified: This is awesome. This is so. This is so cool. Hell yeah.
[1:04:26] Eric: The mouse is going to kill this guy. Oh, my God. Oh, it's such a cartoon.
[1:04:31] Unidentified: He's already dead. I wonder if that sucked filming that. Oh, that's so cool. It's such a so cool practical set. He doesn't even look like Christopher Walken there. No. Shot on his mouth. He took his shit off. That's a long walk back for that mouse, too. That's a really good point. He's got tiny little legs. Mm-hmm. They knew about concussions back then? Yeah, but they kept them secret. This isn't the NFL. Back then in 1905. Oh.
[1:05:37] Unidentified: Belgian hair models. I've heard of that scene. Does he have life insurance? Just the timing on so many of these things are so fun. He's just wearing the little hat. It's great. What the fuck does that mean? What the hell? What the hell?
[1:06:37] Unidentified: Uh-oh. Oh, no. Uh-oh. What happened to Caesar? Who the fuck is Caesar? Oh. What the fuck? Play a scene from Apocalypse Now. He never phones it in. No. No.
[1:07:24] Eric: They're everywhere. He's screaming in the background.
[1:07:27] Unidentified: He's locked in a trunk in the attic. Back in the attic. Yeah. He can't wait back up there. Mouse just wanted to sleep peacefully. A little bed. He got a nail to his bed. And he ate all the peanut butter.
[1:08:41] Unidentified: It was like a human mouse travel. Did he say arugula? Why? God, these idiots.
[1:09:11] Eric: They didn't want to crush the sandwich? Crush him into the sandwich.
[1:09:18] Unidentified: It would hurt so much to get hit with a frying pan like that. Yeah. Oh, it would be the worst. A cast iron? Absolutely.
[1:09:29] Eric: Jessica in the chat said, this mouse is a chef. Yeah. The movie poster for this is the mouse as a chef. He's got a little hat on and everything.
[1:09:38] Unidentified: Yeah.
[1:09:40] Eric: We call him the original Ratatouille.
[1:09:42] Unidentified: One of the first chef mice. Oh, my God. He went all the way up there. He's a pioneer, honestly. One of the first chef mice. He looks like Leatherface. He's breaking ground here.
[1:09:52] Andrew: It's at this moment in which I have to say, Gavin, you're right. This is the third best home alone movie.
[1:09:57] Eric: This is absolutely a home alone. I totally agree. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Such good little set pieces. It's really fun.
[1:10:03] Unidentified: Oh, he's this mouse is full Kevin McAllister at this point. And it's great. It's going for the gas hole. I just don't get why you don't like Home Alone 1 and 2. Oh, God. Oh, fuck. This is just straight up going for death. Does he get blown out? Does he get blown out the top? He lift the beam. Oh, my God. Does he ever get blown out the top? Holy shit. Oh, my God. The beacons are lit. Gondor calls for aid.
[1:11:04] Unidentified: In the bathtub. Sacramento wins. Jesus Christ, dude. I think this is the bit where the cabinet falls on his fingers. Oh, I remember this. Wow, he looks. He looks like Christopher Walken. Oh, he has a wedding ring on, too. I think Mouse Hunt should have won an Oscar.
[1:11:56] Eric: Are we sure it didn't? Let me look.
[1:11:58] Unidentified: A shotgun? What the fuck have they been doing this whole time?
[1:12:11] Eric: Not shooting the mouse.
[1:12:15] Unidentified: It was a strap gun for the guns.
[1:12:18] Eric: It was nominated for a Saturn Award, Best Fantasy Film. Wow. Fantasy? A key art award, best of show audio visual, and a kid's choice award, and it was for a blimp award, favorite animal star, but it was simply a nominee.
[1:12:32] Unidentified: Ah. Yeah. I wonder what beat it out. I don't know. Let me look. I heard the favorite kid's quote from this film was, she took me.
[1:12:40] Eric: She? Oh, we did it only in a way I've seen in nature shows. Kids choice awards.
[1:12:50] Unidentified: Oof.
[1:12:50] Eric: Favorite animal star. I get it. It's probably Air Bud, right? Isn't this the end of the first level in Ratatouille? Yeah. It sort of is, yeah. Yes, it is. Salem the Cat from Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Ah. Oh, yeah.
[1:13:04] Unidentified: Yeah, hard to compete with that.
[1:13:06] Eric: Yeah, I mean, smart-ass cat. I gotta see who the nominees were, though.
[1:13:13] Unidentified: Let me see.
[1:13:16] Eric: Buddy from Air Bud, Mouse from Mouse Hunt, Willie from Free Willy 3, The Rescue. Oh, really? Mm-hmm. Dude, Andrew, favorite video game from the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, 98. Mm-hmm. Star Fox 64. Okay. Okay. Diddy Kong, Diddy's Kong Quest, Super Mario 64, Super Mario World 2, Yoshi's Island. Which one of those do you think won?
[1:13:46] Andrew: Uh, Diddy's Kong Quest? No.
[1:13:48] Eric: Super Mario 64. How are they all Nintendo games? Oh, my God.
[1:13:56] Unidentified: What? What the fuck just happened? He shot the bug bomb. The bug bomb. Oh, the bug bomb. See, that's some Home Alone shit. That's Home Alone 2. Hey, Gavin. That was Plan G. That was Plan G. That was pretty good, man. That stun was wicked. Yeah. Yeah. Mr. Smuntz, this is Vinny from Zeppo. Jesus Christ.
[1:14:57] Unidentified: And now the mafia is going to kill us. He sounds like the guy from Condor Band when he's in Hello Dolly. Man, that movie was so enjoyable. It's fucking classic, man. Aside from one bit. Three or four minutes of it that we don't talk about. Yeah. When he falls off the ski lift or whatever, that's the funniest bit in the whole movie. Fucking cinematic art. How much would the rights to Condor Man be?
[1:15:54] Eric: Probably a lot. Yeah. Who owns the rights to Condor Man?
[1:15:59] Unidentified: Disney?
[1:16:01] Eric: Is that right? Yeah, it was Disney. Yeah, I believe so.
[1:16:03] Unidentified: It was a Disney movie. Shit. We'll never get it. They put Condor Man in one of the Toy Story shorts one time. Paramount. Oh, yeah.
[1:16:11] Eric: Paramount Global owns the rights to Condor Man. I actually saw that short the other day, Jeff. Oh, really? Oh. Yeah.
[1:16:18] Unidentified: I've never seen it. I just always see a reference. Is it good? It's pretty funny. I think I like some of the Toy Story shorts more than the, at least the first two movies. Yeah. Animation looks great. These guys had to spend a lot of this movie dirty. Yeah. It sucks. Yeah. The long days when you're covered in feces and mud.
[1:16:45] Andrew: It'd be interesting to know the sequence in which they filmed.
[1:16:49] Unidentified: Oh, yeah.
[1:16:49] Eric: That would be interesting. Like, it starts with this.
[1:16:52] Andrew: Yes.
[1:16:52] Unidentified: That would be funny if you could watch, like, a pop-up video version of a movie where every time it cuts to a new shot tells you what day it was shot on. Oh, no! No, the mouse. He was down. Well, get him out.
[1:17:20] Eric: Just scoop him up and throw him outside. Smash him against the wall. Just get rid of him. You know what I'm killing him? Smash him against the wall.
[1:17:25] Unidentified: Smash him against the wall. I couldn't do it. If a mouse was like that, I couldn't kill it. No, I couldn't do it either. I'd feel it too much. I'd feel the squelch.
[1:17:36] Eric: I tried to kill a bug at the 100% eat office the other day, and Jordan made me scoop it up and put it outside in the fucking snow. And it was like, you think it's better? What is this? Just get it out. It's ridiculous.
[1:17:50] Unidentified: Just buy a ticket to Hawaii. I can't kill it. He tried to light you on fire. He used you as a bullet. Yeah, look at your face. To Fidel Castro. Wait. It's not sporting, but he didn't put holes in the... Okay. Yeah, we'll kill him slow, baby. Suffocation is on the table. Is it a felony to mail an animal in a box?
[1:18:28] Eric: Gotta be. I think you have to declare it. There's a mouse in here. I declare this is mice.
[1:18:40] Unidentified: Mice. Surely you can't mail to Cuba. Well, we don't know when this took place. It's true. Fair point. Newsradio. I still have those. Yeah, the mail trucks? Yeah. That was taken from Goldeneye. What? Wait. What? It's gonna actually reach Castro? Insufficient postage. But what if one mouse lived in it?
[1:19:45] Unidentified: They got their stairs fixed real fast. Boarded up that hole. This is the same fucking house? Yeah. Dude, look at the walls. They don't have the money to pay their employees, but they have tuxedos, and they did all that carpentry work.
[1:20:00] Eric: Yeah, but it's because one mouse doesn't live there now, Jeff. God.
[1:20:05] Unidentified: The woman helped pay for everything.
[1:20:06] Eric: Yeah, she paid.
[1:20:07] Unidentified: So all is forgiven and saved and settled. And they boned like a nature documentary. I wonder if they still talk. Yeah, but he'd be proud of her. I was wondering that too. Yeah, but only about the mouse. Lee Evans is gonna be like 60 now. How old do you think Nathan Lane is? Older than that. Do you think they went to the... Do you think they went to the mouse's funeral when it died? I don't think the mouse had a funeral, probably. He just went straight to... They just stuffed it immediately and threw it. I was thinking more like how Alan Cumming has stayed in the life of that monkey he worked with that time.
[1:21:07] Eric: Jeff desperately wants this mouse to be alive.
[1:21:11] Unidentified: You know. Wishful thinking. Ooh. Ooh. Good lord. That's a lot of maraschino cherries. It'd be awesome if cherries came like that from nature. Are they real cherries, those frickin' things? Yeah. They're like candy somehow. They're just like soaked in sugar water or something. Oh, okay. What do you think a chape tastes like with that? Guys, find out next week. Oh, man. I've never... I've never not enjoyed fruit that much before. Oh, man. Like, the sum of their parts was not greater. Yeah, because the next regulation podcast is pretty fruit heavy.
[1:21:58] Eric: Yeah. So, these guys got back together to make... They were in the producers together in 2004, it looks like. Oh, Lee Evans was in? Yeah, it's Lee Evans and Nathan Lane. I've never seen it. But it's not the movie. I think it's just the stage. I think it's the play. Oh. Oh. It looks like it's just for stage, which is a lot of fun. But, like, I think that's really cool that these guys got together, like, seven years later. Like, hey, remember that mouse? Yeah, anyway. Now we're in the producers.
[1:22:29] Unidentified: But Nathan Lane was in the producers of the film, too, right?
[1:22:32] Andrew: Yes. Yes. He was. With Patrick Broderick.
[1:22:34] Unidentified: I highly recommend watching... Did he just say Hakuna Matata? He sure did. He just said Hakuna Matata!
[1:22:43] Eric: Whoa.
[1:22:44] Unidentified: I get it. I get the reference. What a wonderful phrase. Oh, Quantan Zinwan. My kid watched The Lion King for the first time.
[1:22:52] Eric: Oh, really?
[1:22:53] Unidentified: Where's his dad?
[1:22:55] Eric: Oh, God. Well, just show him Mufasa, the prequel that I've never heard of. Yeah. I'm not showing him the live action.
[1:23:03] Unidentified: All that stuff sucks. Every live action Disney movie is trash, except for Cinderella. Oh, what's that guy from? Mr. Pitt! From Seinfeld. They got the old people on lockdown in this movie.
[1:23:21] Eric: Why would he bring it in the house? Why would he bring it in the house? No!
[1:23:28] Unidentified: The mouse already came out. Yeah, it would chew through the box. It's an empty hole. News Radio. Yeah, all of Lee Evan's stand-up, he starts sweating, like, three minutes in, and is just soaked all the way through his special. That's awesome. That's incredible. He has towels and stuff. Robin Williams was like that, too. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah. Soaked. Have you noticed Gavin in the background? Or not Gavin, sorry. The other one, Andrew. The other one! In the background of the episodes of The Traitors, Tom Sandoval's always sweating through all of his clothes. Yes, yes. Supposedly, he was detoxing, because he couldn't bring all of his whatever it is he takes. Oh, that's awesome. Yeah. That's how he was just, like, a mess the whole time. Allegedly.
[1:24:17] Andrew: They only cut to him to make him look like an ass, or I guess not look, but just show
[1:24:20] Unidentified: how much of an ass he is. I mean, that's the point of him being there, right? Yes, it is. Yeah, he's got to know that. And at some point, he must.
[1:24:31] Eric: I was texting with you guys the other day, but, like, I want to, I think I'm going to watch this Taskmaster show. Yeah. I'm excited for you to watch it.
[1:24:39] Unidentified: Yeah. The String! Oh, the mouse is eating it. I just watched a couple episodes the other day for fun. It's a good show. I think my favorite series is Seven. Really? Who is in that one? James Acaster and Brad Gilbert. It's a great series.
[1:24:51] Eric: Do it, you pussy. I guess the new one comes out soon. Jason Manzoukas is in it, and I really like him. I think he's so funny.
[1:24:58] Andrew: Is it, like, a U.S. version of it, or is he in, like, the British? I have no idea.
[1:25:03] Unidentified: I assume it's British.
[1:25:03] Andrew: No, that's the English one.
[1:25:05] Unidentified: They tried to do an American one, where Alex Horne was still the assistant, but they had Reggie Watts as the Taskmaster. Oh, really? Yeah, that sounds weird. Alex said they had dogshit chemistry, and it didn't work. Well, yeah. It didn't work, but also, Comedy Central was like, it has to be 30 minutes. Oh. Yeah. And the regular show's an hour. It's like buying a format from another country, and then just changing the format.
[1:25:26] Eric: Well, I think when you're an executive, you just kind of, like, go, here are my notes, and they go, well, these don't work, and they go, right, but these are my notes. Yeah, you just take them and use them. Yeah. How else am I going to justify my paycheck, idiot? And then you disappear.
[1:25:38] Unidentified: There's a bunch of other countries' versions, like, there's some European ones and New Zealand one, and they're all, like, the original format. It's, like, more sensible. Yeah, I hear they're good, too. Yeah. The friend who introduced me to that show loves the other series versions as well, except for the U.S. He says it sucks. Is that the friend who has your copy of Left 4 Dead? No. Okay. We lost touch, sadly. Just trying to keep straight. Sad. Bummer. Different friend. Got it.
[1:26:05] Eric: Different friend. So, how can I watch it? Do I just have to, like, download it or something? Oh, is it? Oh, YouTube. I mean, I'm not going to watch old ones. I'm just going to watch the same one. That's all I want to watch.
[1:26:17] Unidentified: I think it's on, probably on a streaming server somewhere, because I watched it not too long ago. Okay. I just found it randomly browsing. Maybe Amazon or something. Okay. Cool. Oh, they might be on Amazon. I know they have everything on YouTube so far. It varies a lot. Like, some tasks are, like, very okay, and some are just, you would never come up with them yourself. Like, they go off the rails.
[1:26:36] Andrew: There are a lot of base hits on that show, but it can hit some really good highs.
[1:26:42] Unidentified: Yeah. Yeah, you can get really good.
[1:26:45] Andrew: This is how I felt at every prop auction that we've done. Just so you guys know. You're the cowboy?
[1:26:50] Unidentified: Yeah. The mouse! Why did he bring him inside? He didn't. He didn't.
[1:26:59] Eric: He was in already, Eric. I don't believe it. The woman said these raisins are lovely, and she was eating rat turds.
[1:27:06] Unidentified: This mouse. This mouse tricked me.
[1:27:11] Eric: I was watching The Sting! That's who had mustaches like that. I saw him for one second, and it made me think of guys with mustaches. That was it. The Sting is a good-ass movie. I was watching The Sting. Great movie. Yeah. It's probably the best of all the movies I had to watch in college.
[1:27:29] Unidentified: Whoa! Holy shit! You can't get away with that in 2025, buddy. I don't think you'd get away with it in 1997, dude. But nobody's even... You could have done it. Oh, no. Not in front of your wife, either. Oh. What? Newsradio. Hey, guys. Newsradio. Oh, and she's into it. Well, yeah. What? It's so funny. He's having a rummage. Oh, no. Put your arm down, you moron. Is this stand-up this physical, Gavin? Oh, he's all over the place. Okay. He probably runs like a marathon on stage.
[1:28:31] Unidentified: It's absolutely insane, his stand-up. Oh, this is...
[1:28:35] Andrew: Yeah, so this is just like every prop auction that I've been part of? I'm gonna get it out.
[1:28:47] Unidentified: Like a monkey. This is crazy. Was that guy also in Seinfeld? Nope, that's... Nope. Oh, no. Another one. No, he's got another. Another great stunt. A fire. This has gone so wrong. You're telling me the mouse did this? Save him. He's the cause. The catalyst, if you will. Is he still bidding while choking? Yep. No. He's laughing at her. He's laughing at her. You're gonna die!
[1:29:53] Unidentified: 16 million.
[1:29:59] Eric: This is the craziest auction I've ever seen.
[1:30:02] Unidentified: The bias premium will be insane. Back in... This may not have had a premium. 1927.
[1:30:20] Eric: They redid the whole house, but left the mouse holes.
[1:30:25] Unidentified: You could have made a new hole. You made a hole in the box pretty quick. You can screw it back on, moron. I bet this is the kind of shit that went on in my old house right before I bought it. That's why I had it on the box. Yeah, they covered the mouse holes, though. Swim! 20 million. Good lord! Sign it now, quick. Yeah, what do they think is currently happening?
[1:31:08] Andrew: Who's they? The guys. They've left the water running with the thing in the... Like, they just don't seem to care. Like, they know that the water's still going. Oh, yeah.
[1:31:18] Unidentified: They were distracted by all the money. That's a lot of water for the space of one auction. Especially from one garden hose. 22 million is my last offer? How many do you think it is worth today? About the same. I feel like at 22 million, you wouldn't skip 3 million. If you still edge it up a little. Yeah. Especially since he said, that's my last offer. And he's like, fuck you. 3 million more. Oh, no. No. Nate Lane's looking at it like a flower, twisting it around. Gavel, gavel, hit the... Oh, no. No! It's not official.
[1:32:11] Eric: That's going to lower the price. Now they have to live here with the mouse, probably. That must have been so fun. Oh, man.
[1:32:19] Unidentified: Actually, it was a night in the cold. I bet that was miserable.
[1:32:21] Eric: Oh, it'd be so cold. It's not 7 p.m. there. It is 3.30 a.m.
[1:32:32] Unidentified: And, you know, they filmed so much they didn't use. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. They're like, they wanted to make sure they had plenty of coverage so they didn't have to do that setup again. How much did this movie make? Look it up.
[1:32:47] Andrew: Mouse Hunt.
[1:32:48] Unidentified: I bet Lee Evans' stand-up tour made more than this movie. Probably. Probably.
[1:32:55] Eric: Worldwide box office. No! $122 million. Damn. Made $61 million in the U.S., $60 million international. All right. How much did it cost to make? $300,000, probably. $38 million. Jesus.
[1:33:15] Unidentified: That's a huge success.
[1:33:17] Eric: Yeah, no kidding.
[1:33:18] Unidentified: I'm surprised we didn't get a sequel.
[1:33:19] Eric: I mean, in the U.S., it doubled its budget.
[1:33:22] Unidentified: Yeah.
[1:33:23] Eric: This is before anybody cared about international.
[1:33:25] Unidentified: Yeah. Oh, Flubber was $80 million. Before anyone cared about international. Ooh, small soul. Oh, the string! Oh, he coughed it up. Lucky string! So the rat threw up the string? Over, he's dead. What's the life lesson they're going to take from this? There was never a rat to begin with. They were the rat. Don't kill the mayor. Continuity on their outfits and faces must have been a nightmare. Oh, it's too lucky string. So, they don't have anything?
[1:34:24] Eric: They still got the factory. Where does the mouse live?
[1:34:28] Unidentified: Guys, they have each other. That's all that really matters. Oh, that's true.
[1:34:31] Eric: And the string. The mouse's house is gone. Oh. Is the mouse under the car? Oh, no. I hope he has a little mouse suitcase.
[1:34:38] Unidentified: It's like Cape Fear! Yeah! It's Cape Fear! A little Robert De Niro mouse. Fucking Max Cady'd his ass. Holy shit! He's going to start laughing loudly in a movie theater behind them. Smoking a cigar. Wow. Wow, an exhaust is 600 degrees? That's crazy. I'm learning stuff from the Falcons. Oh, that's pretty cool. I started looking up Robert De Niro's tattoos in Cape Fear. I think... He was scary in that movie. Yeah, he was. He was so creepy. I think the Sideshow Bob episode of The Simpsons is... The best. One of the best parody... Yep. ...ever done. It's so good. I totally agree. Not enough people put their knife away by stabbing it into the table.
[1:35:43] Unidentified: I feel like that should make a comeback. Thunk! I'm done with dinner! Have you ever done that? No. Yeah, probably, like... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
[1:35:55] Eric: So the mouse did this? But it...
[1:36:01] Unidentified: It's not regular string. It's string cheese! It's string cheese!
[1:36:06] Eric: Oh my god.
[1:36:06] Unidentified: Oh my god. They're gonna be rich! They're gonna be rich! This might be a true story. Borden, is that you? This is insane. I would eat cheese like that. Me too! That seems fun!
[1:36:28] Eric: Vinny in the chat, are you fucking kidding me? Yeah! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Ha ha ha ha!
[1:36:41] Unidentified: Best goddamn cheese I've ever had! That's right, you bitches! The hero mouse! Give a little mouse salute! Come on! I like they didn't change any of the machinery, though. It's still the same old shit.
[1:36:58] Eric: They hired the oldest people they could find to work the cheese. It's the old original crew I don't know They look older This is not how the original crew looked
[1:37:09] Unidentified: Cheese based products I'll take that please Thank you He's wearing a little hat Oh he hates it Oh he loves it He likes spaghetti That's good Peanut butter and jelly provolone I want to talk to you about expansion In marketing Mr. Mouse please I'm going to go eat some sharp cheddar after this
[1:37:54] Eric: Dude me too We're making rat moves after this one dude Dude I'm in We're right at the end of the movie And in the chat Yeah my suspension of disbelief is dead Not wheels on the bus A world without string is chaos And up next is wheels on the bus
[1:38:12] Unidentified: Oh I think that's the guy that died
[1:38:14] Eric: I think it might be
[1:38:16] Unidentified: Mr. Smuntz Yeah What a movie That was so much fun Yeah That was so much fun So glad you brought that into my life Crazy So it goes Home Alone 1 Home Alone 2 Mouse Hunt Yeah Yeah
[1:38:29] Eric: I agree That was That was a lot of fun Falcons Thank you for being here To watch Mouse Hunt with us Who would have thought that Mouse Hunt would have been that much fun That was What are we watching next Falcons? It'll have to be put to a vote Air Force 1 Somebody said there's a post credit scene What?
[1:38:47] Unidentified: There's no way There's no way That doesn't sound right Let's see
[1:38:50] Andrew: Skip ahead He's trying to get us to stick around
[1:38:53] Unidentified: Do we put the movies that weren't picked back into the list Or do we pick all the movies?
[1:38:57] Andrew: Why wouldn't you just skip ahead Nick? Why are you googling it?
[1:39:00] Unidentified: Because we're watching it with other people
[1:39:02] Andrew: Okay Fair enough
[1:39:03] Eric: It's the post credit scene Who cares? Alright
[1:39:05] Unidentified: Alright fuck him There's a guy named Lester Dinkus? You have to say fuck him That's rude
[1:39:09] Eric: Alright everybody skip ahead
[1:39:10] Unidentified: Bum bum bum bum Oh Who is Lester Dinkus?
[1:39:15] Eric: I don't know It just said Lester Dinkus And then it was like the character name This is it Let's see Nope That's not it
[1:39:23] Andrew: If you hover over I think it shows like a thumbnail of it
[1:39:28] Unidentified: Boy Nick's being a real Dinkus right now
[1:39:30] Eric: Yeah he's being a lesser Dinkus Okay let's see Post credit Wow paramount Does the mouse climb the
[1:39:39] Unidentified: Let's see Bullshit Joker you pieces No I'm just kidding You trust with a guy named Joker? Dude no kidding He said nah I apologize Alright well I can't believe Joker tricked me
[1:40:00] Andrew: Who would have thought that Joker
[1:40:02] Unidentified: Of all people Unbelievable Who would have guessed?
[1:40:05] Andrew: Oh This was so much fun Yeah thanks for picking my movie Thank you so much for joining us In this mouse hunt watch along I can't wait for us to watch whatever we watch next This has been a lot of fun I agree Yeah I just want Andrew to do the outro Oh I didn't know I was waiting for someone else to pop in Thank you so much for watching You were doing it I thought you were doing a really good job I was just kind of talking I was just kind of dreaming I was in the moment I was just having a good time Do you want to go from here Or do you want to take a step back It means so much to us For you to support
[1:40:37] Eric: Falcons do the outro Take it one word at a time Let's hear it Hang on hang on And sync Hang on No So I'm gold Okay there we go We're gonna wait and see
[1:40:50] Unidentified: What are you doing?
[1:40:52] Eric: We're gonna wait and see Hang on For what? Okay Spummer Hold on This is your big moment Spummer You're gonna do You're gonna do the outro
[1:41:02] Andrew: Thanks for watching Falcons
[1:41:07] Unidentified: You're from England Spummer Yeah Gav is not happy about that No it's crazy You made a new enemy today Spummer Spummer you're a Brit I didn't even know that Ooh Sorry Gav Sorry Spummer Sorry for interrupting Go ahead Thanks for watching Falcons We'll see you next time Yeah Way to go Spummer
[1:41:34] Eric: Hell yeah Alright guys That was the intro Done by Spummer All Spumheads unite And we'll see you next time guys Bye Bye
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