I just found out about Talk Ville Podcast

I just got into watching Smallville again and yesterday I found out that Tom and Michael hosts a podcast called Talk Ville. I'm embarrassed to admit that even though the podcast has been around for four years, yesterday was the first time I became aware of it.

I'm pleasantly surprised that Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum are actually close friends in real life. For some reason I thought they didn't get along in real life. I guess because it's very common for TV shows for cast members not to like each other. But Tom and Michael seem to be an exception.

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u/QueasySpell1946 — 3 days ago

The scene in King Kong 1933 where Kong fights the T-Rex is my favorite scene in the movie.

I just rewatched the 1933 movie and I had forgotten how incredible the scene where Kong fights the T-Rex is. It's 3 minutes of fun. It's such a cool scene. I can't describe it. It's more awesome than a threesome!

Nah, nothing is more awesome than a threesome. But it's still an awesome scene.

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u/QueasySpell1946 — 5 days ago

Is King Kong 1976 a movie that has almost been written out of existence?

King Kong 1976 used to be a very popular movie back in the 80s and 90s. It aired on TV a lot. Many people watched it more than the original from 1933. King Kong 1976 was what people though of when they heard the name King Kong. But then in 2001, the Twin Towers were destroyed on 9/11 and suddenly, King Kong 1976 was relegated to obscurity. It stopped airing on TV. It stopped being mentioned in media. Universal let the King Kong 1976 ride in Universal studios burned down and replaced it with one based on the 2005 version.

I personally think it's unfair that King Kong 1976 was relegated to obscurity because of 9/11. It's not like King Kong 1976 is the only movie that features the Twin Towers. In Home Alone 2 there's a scene where Kevin visits the Twin Towers. In Armageddon there's a scene where the Twin Towers get destroyed by meteors. Nobody has written those movies out of existence.

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u/QueasySpell1946 — 9 days ago

Are there Americans actors you though were British?

For me it's Elijah Wood. I spend years thinking Elijah Wood was British. I don't why. There's something very British ish about him.

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u/QueasySpell1946 — 10 days ago

My theory of how Imhotep is going to return

Imhotep is going to return but I don't think it's going to be the same character. It will probably be a modern day guy who is a reincarnation of Imhotep and he looks like Imhotep but he doesn't have memories of his past life. He will be an egyptologists and will be a nice guy and Rick and Evie will go to him for advice.

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u/QueasySpell1946 — 11 days ago

I'm surprised they hadn't announced who will the villain in this new Mummy movie.

Like, who will Rick and Evelyn face this time? You would think we would know by know.

I don't think Beni is going to be the villain. I don't think Imhotep is coming back. I don't think The Scorpion King is coming back.

I just hope the villain is memorable and not forgettable like most villains in Marvel movies.

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u/QueasySpell1946 — 15 days ago