Um... no. He got paid and more people bought his book. That's why he came to terms of it. But "different mediums" doesn't excuse the hipster take that all movies outside of Oscar Bait have to be now. And that means that there is a cultural mandate thanks to hipsters that every other character is a snarky wannabe comedian throwing one liners all the time. There was a time when action movies can be made that took themselves seriously. Now everything has to be like a MCU movie with annoying character cracking corny one liners all the time which is horrible especially since those MCU movies ignore the serious tone of the original Marvel comic books to make everything into practically a parody of itself.
@@DaRunningMan calm down dude, the marvel movies are going to die out once china milks everything they can out of them... focus on making your own film to change the future for the better, I know I am... even if I'm just one person eating shit with a camera.
@@DaRunningMan I think this is a bit harsh personally, but I get what you mean. Matt Damon gave a great answer in like a piece that GQ or smthn like that did where he said, Movies have to do this now because of the money. Paraphrasing his words, but a movie like Good Will Hunting or Behind the Candelabra being profitable in today’s market is fiction. You have to appeal to the lowest common denominators and loudest communities to gain viewers even if 80% of those viewers hate it. They still get paid no matter what the audience thinks, as long as they see it. And unfortunately, its a trend now to go see movies in order to join the hate online. I think it is nonsense, but from a purely financial perspective, it usually makes sense.
@@noahp6886 when people find these contents. They're going to be like what. Then you realize nobody reads comments I mean I surely don't I just leave them all the time That's what leaders do cute up cue it up q
Aint that right, i liked the movie, a lot actually, but im already into the 3rd book after about a week of starting the first one, cant put it down. I would never have known theres a book series without Jre.
@@Eidolon1andOnly *Whoa “Whoa is the much older spelling and is the one considered standard. Woah is a newer, alternate spelling that is often considered to be nonstandard or informal.”
@@christopherrefusal4843 An informal spelling would be more adequate given the context, and although not "standard" it is still recognized as an alternate spelling, and not too dissimilar from how American English and British spellings differ.
One day, I hope Brandon Sanderson gets on the podcast and breaks down in exhaustive detail how he developed his writing method. His pace is unreal. More fiction authors on the JRE!
Joe would have absolutely zero interest in having him on, and it's unfortunate. His interests just don't align with anything Sanderson, plus Joe doesn't really read books he only listens to audiobooks these days. Basically it'll never happen
I used to read the book before seeing the film . Yeah I know , it may mean I miss out on conversations but in my defence , I read silence of the lambs in a weekend and then watched the film and oh boy it was so true to the book that it was a real rare treat . So rare for that to happen .
@@JayTheDodo my brotha, you missed the mark on this one lol. Re read the comment and think - "choreography done in a realistic way." Choreographed meaning it's obviously fake, however there are no wired 540° kicks. When the main character is fighting multiple attackers, the attackers dont just wait their turn to get one touched. The main character gets fucked up multiple times, both shot and stabbed. Nobody said it was "real", just choreographed in a more realistic way than it's modern theatrical action focused counterparts.
This film suffered from the same thing a lot of other films do now which is villains that can’t really be villains where they have to be chatty and can’t seem evil either because the actors don’t want to or the writers don’t
The exposure that joe brings to us is priceless when we don’t have time to scroll all day he brings out people and ideas that otherwise might stay under the stagnant radar.
@@jeroeng1025 ummm I was trying to be creative with my opinion of -status quo & the failure to openly embrace anything that isn’t in-line with convention or politics, and joes ability to cut through the fog I know this clip isn’t some “big, important, deep dive” into anything spectacular but even in minor ways I get something new from his podcasts
Love Mark Greaney's, Gray Man character. I read one a few years ago n liked it so much that I ordered every Gray Man book. I look forward to the new installment release every February. Excellent read.
@@benjaminroberts7411 actually writing a novel with a friend currently. We want to publish within the next year or so. Maybe an unrealistic goal but we want to push ourselves. The channel name is just funny to me. Cheers
@@ETAisNOW thank you. I just want to reach Joe since I am legitimately trying to start a podcast with an American friend about my own military experience, how to apply first aid and general aid and combat medicine and general war politics and politics in general. If you would I'd appreciate if you'd spread the word. I'm a man who identifies internally as a woman and is a true feminist and a general mens rights activist who praises Roma army and the comment section who you should look up if you haven't heard of or seen before. I as a veteran of Syria fighting for the 96th reconnaissance brigade under command of Yuri klimanov from 2017-2019 i want to spread more awareness of what truly goes on in the russian army, the consequences of our actions in Syria, the natural disasters happening in Syria currently and the terrorist cells growing in Syria especially el raqqah and Al babh. Thank you for even commenting Nd thank you whether you spread this or not. Må du leva länge och bra och bli välkomnad till Valhall translates from Swedish as may you live long and well and may you be welcomed to Valhalla.
Because it’s all one big ego show. Directors and writers go into these projects all the time thinking their the main character and smartest person in the room and their take on the story is better than the original in their head.
Different media. Even the best adaptation will at times stray from source material. Now that said... Producers and movie execs use that excuse to completely butcher movie adaptations of books.
Brother, Hollywood just made an Freddy Mercury bio pic.....and just made up shit for "dramatic purposes". Even the recent Elvis flick is loaded with pure BS. Hollyweird just can't help itself.
After hearing *I Am Legend* is getting a sequel - I’m convinced these filmmakers choose source material they hate.. I just want a faithful adaption - with a blonde Robert Neville as he drinks and listens to music - then has mental breakdowns at night. It’s not much to ask. It’s from the book.
I love when Joe gets authors on. They can be very insightful people. I hope he gets author Will Jordan on. I think Joe would enjoy his books. I insist that anyone reading this at least give him a glance. Go away now
he sounds like a very insightful and humble author. as a writer who, like every writer, has imagined - dreamt - one of their books becoming a movie, this bit was very humbling to hear
They were filming"Ides of March" rite on McMicken in Over the Rhine in Cincinati, Ohio. I seen George Cloney and they were filming a driving scene and Clooney had walked across the street and said hello and everyone flocked to Clooney. I spoke a a younger GK looking guy that was amazingly friendly and very easy to talk too. I'd later ask him if he was in the movie and he said yes and it was Ryan Gosling. That's my 2 seconds of getting close to a famous person and it really opened my eyes to how humble the both of them were.
I really like this author. He's so down to Earth and not at all full of himself. Wish more authors would relax and enjoy having their books made into movies instead of getting all wound up about it. Great interview! :)
First of all they aced in choosing the perfect casts for the role. Secondly, the chemistry of working together between Ana de Armas and Ryan Gosling. The Conspiracies, the Fights, The Sports Car stunt scenes. The down to earth, composed, protective, committed and soft corner side of Ryan Gosling when protecting Julia Butters. The Mastermind planning of Chris Evans throughout the whole movie. This Movie proved it can really compete with James Bond Movies. Need more Part 2 and 3. Hoping Gerald Butler also takes a role in the next part. Awesome Movie✌️✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍👍
You know what the key is with this dilemma of chosing a Hollywood star or an unknown. Pick an unkown character for the lead roal, the protagonist and pick a Hollywood star for the antagonist. You get the sell numbers because of the Hollywood name and the quality of an unkown actor to identify with in the movie. Meanwhile you have an A class actor for the bad guy. You get the focus on the mean character without the prejudices of a star and the quality of the star actor for the supporting role. Perfect
Ryan Gosling and Ana De Armas carried the movie. Whenever Chris Evans was “acting” on screen it felt like Steven Seagal was going to appear and save the day.
Chris Evans is actually not a great actor. He's decent at best, and was just literally perfect for Captain America. His acting is everything else is serviceable at best. If anything, I think he's much better as a comedic actor as proven in Knives Out and his small part in Scott Pilgrim.
@@riseofazrael Chris Evans is proof that the most important thing you can give your children isn't education or talent, but looks. Looks get people so far it's unreal.
Mark Greaney is an excellent writer - I love all the gray man books and really enjoyed the movie even though it "hollywoodised" the book. May there be many more!❤️❤️🙏
Grey Man books number one and two are good, maybe even quite good. But, wow, books three through 12 get better with each novel. Outstanding for what they are.
Joe! I am actually thinking of making a podcast soon about my experience in the russian army fighting in Syria with the 96th separate reconnaissance brigade and how to use and apply first aid and general medical care tips and playing music we like. I'm gonna credit you and Id like to know if you have any recommendations or tips for me and my American friend of what we should do or avoid when starting and running our pod
The Bourne films were good quality action. This filmed sucked hard. It was that non believable fast and the furious/cartoon superhero type of action. Just silly stupid.
The reason why Stephen king HATED Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’, is due to Kubrick’s depiction of Wendy. King wrote Wendy to be a strong and smart protagonist. Kubrick portrayed Wendy as a whiny, emotionally unstable little girl, who wouldn’t stop crying.
Not really cause in the movie Wendy takes care of Danny , Jack and the whole hotel bc Jack is just sleeping and typing nonsense. By the end of the movie she bested Jack and all the ghosts in the hotel and managed to escape.
You won't regret it. Completely different court gentry, but he is so cool in the books (think mitch Rapp, if you know that character, but incognito). It's like ten of em in the series so far, but they are all good.
I can't wait to see who they cast as Zach Hightower. I think Warren Kole would fit the role well. Especially after seeing how he played Phillip Graves in MW2.
Just wanted to say, if there were ever a time to have one of those military guys with knowledge of aircraft and propulsion on, now would probably be it. That and you should release that Randall Carlson episode.
That's gotta be one of the most humble individuals I've ever seen on Joe's show.
Man he is one of the most humble authors I have ever heard speak about his creation/craft. Was not expecting that .
This guy has the right attitude in terms of adaptations. They're different mediums.
Um... no. He got paid and more people bought his book. That's why he came to terms of it. But "different mediums" doesn't excuse the hipster take that all movies outside of Oscar Bait have to be now. And that means that there is a cultural mandate thanks to hipsters that every other character is a snarky wannabe comedian throwing one liners all the time. There was a time when action movies can be made that took themselves seriously. Now everything has to be like a MCU movie with annoying character cracking corny one liners all the time which is horrible especially since those MCU movies ignore the serious tone of the original Marvel comic books to make everything into practically a parody of itself.
@@DaRunningMan there are quite a few serious films like that made in other countries
@@DaRunningMan calm down dude, the marvel movies are going to die out once china milks everything they can out of them... focus on making your own film to change the future for the better, I know I am... even if I'm just one person eating shit with a camera.
@@DaRunningMan I think this is a bit harsh personally, but I get what you mean.
Matt Damon gave a great answer in like a piece that GQ or smthn like that did where he said, Movies have to do this now because of the money. Paraphrasing his words, but a movie like Good Will Hunting or Behind the Candelabra being profitable in today’s market is fiction. You have to appeal to the lowest common denominators and loudest communities to gain viewers even if 80% of those viewers hate it. They still get paid no matter what the audience thinks, as long as they see it. And unfortunately, its a trend now to go see movies in order to join the hate online.
I think it is nonsense, but from a purely financial perspective, it usually makes sense.
@@noahp6886 when people find these contents. They're going to be like what.
Then you realize nobody reads comments I mean I surely don't I just leave them all the time That's what leaders do cute up cue it up q
I've listened to 6 of his audio books, and I consume them quickly, ready for the next one. So cool to see Mark Greaney on JRE.
Amazing books if you haven’t read them. Highly recommend. Can’t believe he was on Joe’s radar. Amazing to see Mark on the podcast!
I'll check them out. I hated the movie. Very generic.
@@christopherkaine730 same here. I didn’t hate it but it was so cookie cutter. Forgot it the next day.
Ordered the first one.
Aint that right, i liked the movie, a lot actually, but im already into the 3rd book after about a week of starting the first one, cant put it down. I would never have known theres a book series without Jre.
Pinki bon khanki maghi
Joe: "Couldn't pick him out of a lineup. I love him." Which is why he is the best.
Truly...a "gray man"
Lol
Man, I got the chills when he mentioned The Man From Nowhere. Such an amazing action movie.
👌
Woe this guest is so intelligent. Very down to earth. He made me wana read his book. Good job Joe joe
@TheJoeRogan_ 10/4 good buddy
Great books love them well written
@@bobbyscott420 *Woah
Woe is a form of sorrow or grief.
@@Eidolon1andOnly *Whoa
“Whoa is the much older spelling and is the one considered standard. Woah is a newer, alternate spelling that is often considered to be nonstandard or informal.”
@@christopherrefusal4843 An informal spelling would be more adequate given the context, and although not "standard" it is still recognized as an alternate spelling, and not too dissimilar from how American English and British spellings differ.
One day, I hope Brandon Sanderson gets on the podcast and breaks down in exhaustive detail how he developed his writing method. His pace is unreal.
More fiction authors on the JRE!
Agreed!! I’m a huge Sanderson fan myself. At the very least, Joe could interview him about the Kickstarter, where he set the record.
Joe would have absolutely zero interest in having him on, and it's unfortunate. His interests just don't align with anything Sanderson, plus Joe doesn't really read books he only listens to audiobooks these days. Basically it'll never happen
Sanderson has released, for free on his CZcams, an entire semester of creative writing lessons that he gave at a university.
@@cloudbloom Unfortunately you’re probably correct.
Holy shit yes
This was a great episode. I really enjoyed listening to this one.
So cool to hear the author talk to Joe about this stuff. Big fan of the books and happy to hear more movies are coming.
I used to read the book before seeing the film . Yeah I know , it may mean I miss out on conversations but in my defence , I read silence of the lambs in a weekend and then watched the film and oh boy it was so true to the book that it was a real rare treat . So rare for that to happen .
My favorite book series. The audio versions are very well acted.
If you haven't seen "The Man From Nowhere" watch it. Crazy good movie with choreography done in a very realistic way.
The Man From Nowhere is like if Taken was more like Oldboy - in a good way. Fantastic movie.
I believe that movie inspired John Wick
Every Korean movie has to have sad / fked up endings
Great movie.
@@JayTheDodo my brotha, you missed the mark on this one lol. Re read the comment and think - "choreography done in a realistic way."
Choreographed meaning it's obviously fake, however there are no wired 540° kicks. When the main character is fighting multiple attackers, the attackers dont just wait their turn to get one touched. The main character gets fucked up multiple times, both shot and stabbed.
Nobody said it was "real", just choreographed in a more realistic way than it's modern theatrical action focused counterparts.
Thank you Joe! Just found it on Netflix going to watch it.
I will buy the book just because of this interview!!!!keep writing sir.
Rubbish movie
It's a great series!!
He has so much gratitude and humility in the way he speaks
This film suffered from the same thing a lot of other films do now which is villains that can’t really be villains where they have to be chatty and can’t seem evil either because the actors don’t want to or the writers don’t
everything about this movie sucks. waste of money and talent
@@AJ-xi4hb You're PFP is jerrad letto...
@@Joefrogigolo nope, thats Mr Wallace
The exposure that joe brings to us is priceless when we don’t have time to scroll all day he brings out people and ideas that otherwise might stay under the stagnant radar.
Is he paying you?
That's a weird thing to say about a clip about the gray man movie.
Here is the recommended clip that says it all:,
czcams.com/video/tR9hR1IuorI/video.html
What's a stagnant radar? :)
@@jeroeng1025 ummm I was trying to be creative with my opinion of -status quo & the failure to openly embrace anything that isn’t in-line with convention or politics, and joes ability to cut through the fog
I know this clip isn’t some “big, important, deep dive” into anything spectacular but even in minor ways I get something new from his podcasts
Love Mark Greaney's, Gray Man character. I read one a few years ago n liked it so much that I ordered every Gray Man book. I look forward to the new installment release every February. Excellent read.
Orphan X is a close second as far as book series
I'll watch a Zack Hightower/Goon squad spinoff
@@HighValueTargetRacingthanks, 👍🏿 m gonna check this out
Every time I see Mark pop up somewhere it makes me psyched to continue my own writing.
Keep it up! What do you write and where do you share it? I'm sure the channel name is not an accurate description! 😆😆
@@benjaminroberts7411 actually writing a novel with a friend currently. We want to publish within the next year or so. Maybe an unrealistic goal but we want to push ourselves. The channel name is just funny to me. Cheers
@@wildlymediocreoriginalrecipe Cool! How do I look out for it?
man from nowhere, i love that film. glad he knows it.
Also thank you Joe. You have changed a lot of my thinking in a very good way
I second this
@@ETAisNOW thank you. I just want to reach Joe since I am legitimately trying to start a podcast with an American friend about my own military experience, how to apply first aid and general aid and combat medicine and general war politics and politics in general. If you would I'd appreciate if you'd spread the word. I'm a man who identifies internally as a woman and is a true feminist and a general mens rights activist who praises Roma army and the comment section who you should look up if you haven't heard of or seen before. I as a veteran of Syria fighting for the 96th reconnaissance brigade under command of Yuri klimanov from 2017-2019 i want to spread more awareness of what truly goes on in the russian army, the consequences of our actions in Syria, the natural disasters happening in Syria currently and the terrorist cells growing in Syria especially el raqqah and Al babh. Thank you for even commenting Nd thank you whether you spread this or not. Må du leva länge och bra och bli välkomnad till Valhall translates from Swedish as may you live long and well and may you be welcomed to Valhalla.
Is there a reason why Hollywood doesn’t like to follow the original source material? And then get so surprised why no one liked it? 😂
Because it’s all one big ego show. Directors and writers go into these projects all the time thinking their the main character and smartest person in the room and their take on the story is better than the original in their head.
@@Dr.Gainzzz bingo, narcissism on steroids and cocaine.
Different media. Even the best adaptation will at times stray from source material. Now that said... Producers and movie execs use that excuse to completely butcher movie adaptations of books.
Brother, Hollywood just made an Freddy Mercury bio pic.....and just made up shit for "dramatic purposes".
Even the recent Elvis flick is loaded with pure BS.
Hollyweird just can't help itself.
After hearing *I Am Legend* is getting a sequel - I’m convinced these filmmakers choose source material they hate.. I just want a faithful adaption - with a blonde Robert Neville as he drinks and listens to music - then has mental breakdowns at night. It’s not much to ask. It’s from the book.
Love the books, thanks Mark!
Hunt for Red October is a classic. Resonates to this day.
I really enjoyed both the book and the film. I'm a huge Gosling fan and loved him in it and I really would like to see a sequel.
I haven't read or seen "The Gray Man". However, this podcast is still fascinating to hear the perspectives about the comparison of the book and movie.
It has Ben Affleck as the main villain.
Albert Fish? That guy was a real *jerk*
You know, with Albert, the more I learn about the guy, the more I don't care for him.
@@ryanfrank1309 odd looking duck
He was a clinical psychopath. Most psychopaths seem like jerks b cause of their complete inability to have any compassion or empathy whatsoever.
I am a non violent clinical psychopath btw. So I can empathize with the complete lack of emotion
@@bidencockboy7608you can’t emphasize with anything…jk please don’t hurt me
I love when Joe gets authors on. They can be very insightful people. I hope he gets author Will Jordan on. I think Joe would enjoy his books. I insist that anyone reading this at least give him a glance. Go away now
Has he interviewed Lee Child?
Reading Dark Harvest now.
The Drinker!
Reading Dark Harvest now as well.
Thanks, will look him up
Just discovered this author, now one of my favorites!!
"I couldn't pick the guy out of a lineup... *pause*... I really like the guy"
Love the Gray Man book series. Great reading! Thank you, Mark!
he sounds like a very insightful and humble author. as a writer who, like every writer, has imagined - dreamt - one of their books becoming a movie, this bit was very humbling to hear
Hey Joe. I need u rn..stuffs going not so good. N I feel as if my feet isn't on the ground. Love ur videos
They were filming"Ides of March" rite on McMicken in Over the Rhine in Cincinati, Ohio. I seen George Cloney and they were filming a driving scene and Clooney had walked across the street and said hello and everyone flocked to Clooney. I spoke a a younger GK looking guy that was amazingly friendly and very easy to talk too. I'd later ask him if he was in the movie and he said yes and it was Ryan Gosling. That's my 2 seconds of getting close to a famous person and it really opened my eyes to how humble the both of them were.
I wouldn’t have know either existed without this podcast. Thanks Joe.
Both versions were amazing.
Loved the book. Especially the hit teams. Awesomely done. Felt like a world cup of assassins.
Mark- A friend of mine (Jason , whom you know), turned me on to your writings. Good stuff! Thank you !
Read all the grey man books, can’t wait for the next upcoming one.
I just read The Gray Man book (after seeing the movie months ago). Both are great!! Super stoked JR did a podcast on it.
Just finished the 5th book, great series for sure. I could see them trying to combine 1 or 2 of the next books into 1 movie,
The Gray Man should have been a TV series like The Terminal List. You can adapt a book to a TV series way better than a movie in my opinion.
I didn’t know it was a book. Great movie!!
Just watched this last night!
Me too and i didn´t like it, just medium cgi action, like 6 Underground.
I'm super grateful to joe and lex for inspiring me to present my new standard for humanitys future.
The man from nowhere was such an amazing suprise. I still cant remember why I clicked play on it years ago, but I'm glad I did. Easily top 5 for me
I started writing a book and now I see writers everywhere!
Must be a sign.
They did that with the Bourne movies too. Totally different than the books.
Just bought the gray man book. Yay I’m pumped
On ballistic book 3. So good
I had never heard of the book, saw the movie on a whim and enjoyed it quite a bit.
Have to check out book. Thx joe.
Dude I love this guy's books I'm almost done with the gray man series
6:02 The Man From Nowhere is one of my favorite movies. Highly recommend
I’m an Independent Latino. I LOVE THE GRAY MAN a movie!! This Latina lady me watched 3 times!! ❤❤❤❤❤
I really like this author. He's so down to Earth and not at all full of himself. Wish more authors would relax and enjoy having their books made into movies instead of getting all wound up about it. Great interview! :)
Perishable skills. Incredible statement
Great action piece
Movie was really good. Never read book but I might now
First of all they aced in choosing the perfect casts for the role. Secondly, the chemistry of working together between Ana de Armas and Ryan Gosling. The Conspiracies, the Fights, The Sports Car stunt scenes. The down to earth, composed, protective, committed and soft corner side of Ryan Gosling when protecting Julia Butters. The Mastermind planning of Chris Evans throughout the whole movie. This Movie proved it can really compete with James Bond Movies. Need more Part 2 and 3. Hoping Gerald Butler also takes a role in the next part. Awesome Movie✌️✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍👍
Are you joking? The CGI was so bad. The books would trump everything in hollywood had they actually stuck to books
You know what the key is with this dilemma of chosing a Hollywood star or an unknown. Pick an unkown character for the lead roal, the protagonist and pick a Hollywood star for the antagonist. You get the sell numbers because of the Hollywood name and the quality of an unkown actor to identify with in the movie. Meanwhile you have an A class actor for the bad guy. You get the focus on the mean character without the prejudices of a star and the quality of the star actor for the supporting role. Perfect
Loved that movie...
I'd love to see Joe get Brandon Sanderson on. I know it'll never happen but to watch them have a convo would be interesting.
Mark Greaney is an awesome dude.
Mark Greaney is brilliant. I'm stuck in that series.
Ryan Gosling and Ana De Armas carried the movie. Whenever Chris Evans was “acting” on screen it felt like Steven Seagal was going to appear and save the day.
Chris Evans is actually not a great actor. He's decent at best, and was just literally perfect for Captain America. His acting is everything else is serviceable at best. If anything, I think he's much better as a comedic actor as proven in Knives Out and his small part in Scott Pilgrim.
@@riseofazrael Chris Evans is proof that the most important thing you can give your children isn't education or talent, but looks. Looks get people so far it's unreal.
@@lucasgrey9794 No doubt, but he is also charismatic and charming which go a long way. Nothing against the guy either, he seems like a good person.
@@riseofazrael He's just normal in terms of personality. Good looking people with blue eyes go far with just being normal.
I loved that movie. The man from nowhere. Saw that so long ago
I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I'll have to read the book.
Movie was fantastic!!!!
Mark Greaney is an excellent writer - I love all the gray man books and really enjoyed the movie even though it "hollywoodised" the book. May there be many more!❤️❤️🙏
Mr. Greaney has a good perspective. Rogan keeps his attention on good topics.
Grey Man books number one and two are good, maybe even quite good. But, wow, books three through 12 get better with each novel. Outstanding for what they are.
Loved the movie. It was surprising.
Checking in from the DMV.
I just watched the movie. Haven't watched an action movie that good in years.
LOVE the Man from Nowhere name drop! I audibly went “OH!” In my house by myself haha
Joe! I am actually thinking of making a podcast soon about my experience in the russian army fighting in Syria with the 96th separate reconnaissance brigade and how to use and apply first aid and general medical care tips and playing music we like. I'm gonna credit you and Id like to know if you have any recommendations or tips for me and my American friend of what we should do or avoid when starting and running our pod
ryan became one of my favorite actors even since blade runner.
It was the same with Bourne identity. The book and the movies are totally different
But the movies WERE good....
The bounre trilogy pretty good tho..
Here is the recommended clip that says it all:
czcams.com/video/tR9hR1IuorI/video.html
The Bourne films were good quality action. This filmed sucked hard. It was that non believable fast and the furious/cartoon superhero type of action. Just silly stupid.
@@readingtips2690 go to hell.
The reason why Stephen king HATED Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’, is due to Kubrick’s depiction of Wendy.
King wrote Wendy to be a strong and smart protagonist. Kubrick portrayed Wendy as a whiny, emotionally unstable little girl, who wouldn’t stop crying.
Not really cause in the movie Wendy takes care of Danny , Jack and the whole hotel bc Jack is just sleeping and typing nonsense. By the end of the movie she bested Jack and all the ghosts in the hotel and managed to escape.
Niice, congratulations
And tack så mycket Joe and balshoy spasibo Joe.
I had no idea that the movie was made from the book, I liked it a lot.
He looks like an adult baby.
Babies are people too… sometimes…
So. you're attracted to him.
loved the movie, so im getting the book
You won't regret it. Completely different court gentry, but he is so cool in the books (think mitch Rapp, if you know that character, but incognito). It's like ten of em in the series so far, but they are all good.
did you like 6 Underground?
@@metois1 yeah! I enjoyed it a lot!
Love the movie !!
I can't wait to see who they cast as Zach Hightower. I think Warren Kole would fit the role well. Especially after seeing how he played Phillip Graves in MW2.
I always pictured Taylor Kitsch as the Gray Man when I read the books and that's only because how Mark described Court physically in the book.
Na man seeing how cool this dude was made me just buy the book. 💯
Max Martini is an incredible actor and was fantastic in the show "The Unit"... he would have been perfect for "The Gray Man" movie.
Max is one of those actors that truly elevates whatever he's on.
Just wanted to say, if there were ever a time to have one of those military guys with knowledge of aircraft and propulsion on, now would probably be it. That and you should release that Randall Carlson episode.
I enjoyed the movie, it’s entertaining, didn’t think much else. Didn’t know there was a book till now. Now I’m curious
I’m 41-(for context of critique). This is my favorite action movie of the modern era.
Man from Nowhere is awesome. Great knife fighting
I find it hard to believe Dr. Steven Greere hasnt been on the podcast yet. We need this JOE!!!!
Tom Clancy's special-feature commentaries for his movie adaptions are hilarious. He literally calls them "bullshit."
Lloyd! Awesome character
The movie was immense
I fuckijg loved max martini. Especially since The Unit! A show I still cry that got cancelled
Forgot this movie existed