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Hey guys and welcome to another episode of the JRE Review.

Got a couple of legendary comedians on this week that we need to talk about.

Bert Kreischer and his new movie, The machine, following up with the legendary Andrew Dice Clay.

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you still haven't seen The Machine, have you?

I've had my kid for the last 3 days, settle down.

There were quite a lot of people at the theater when I went.

It was like an early showing, what was it, maybe...

I just don't feel like people are going to the movies anymore

Good also good move and that felt like that felt like

I had to watch it there totally worth it.

But it's kind of, you know, it's like, it was

Let me tell you about the machine though.

Now, obviously you could say, there's a bias.

But I'm also a big fan of movies that are enjoyable, and I really didn't know.

I mean, he's not like an A-list actor per se, so I was like, I don't know if he could pull it off, of course, but that's different, right?

Being a standup is different than nailing a movie.

Maybe, but standups know how to act, dude.

Look at Eddie Murphy, I mean, come on, Beverly Hills Cop.

Yeah, but you're saying that like every standup knows how to do it.

Eddie Murphy was something very different.

Think how, like Adam Sandler's been, he's a legend and he's been making, I would say, a pile of dogshit comedy movies.

But I would say that I would I would think that most really good comics are gonna be good actors I would think.

Yeah but is the movie also gonna be good?

I mean there were Just a lot of factors that I was like, I don't know if they could pull it off.

Maybe I like some bits, maybe some bits would be over the top.

It's 1 of the best comedies I've seen in a good amount of time.

I don't really rate things that way, but yeah, I'll give it a I'll watch it again

was no boobs no boobies Bert was a little upset about that towards the end.

I loved how he was like, guys, I think we fucked up.

Like Rodney Dangerfield style in the 80s.

And then didn't didn't his director or producer be like, no, dude, We don't do that anymore.

I love what he's talking about the kissing scene though He's like, yeah, I got to make out with this chick for like 3 days straight

Yeah, well, what's interesting is no spoiler, but when you see that scene, it's like I expected it to be Way different than it was too.

was supposed to be funny or it's just like a

I just imagined it almost being like a love scene.

Yeah, but it was just like a Welcome home.

You know, it was anyway So many great points the the fucking comedy on it was just non-stop.

even the like comedy action and it is really fucking good Hmm like they just nailed it cool.

I mean it would just highly produced right, you know, they have money for it because they had some pretty elaborate scenes.

Their chemistry between the 2 of them is fantastic.

Point is if you haven't seen it, get the fuck out there

Alright, well what do you got in your notes here with Mr.

Well, other than he came in his pants for kissing that girl.

He needed to do the old turnaround tuck up the old tattoo.

Even if it's like, you know, slightly weird, bless him.

And to think, I don't know how old he is now, he's got to be in his 40s.

No, he is, because I was actually surprised.

So he's in his late 40s and I looked it up because he was talking about seeing the Iraq War the first time, which I remember in the 90s.

I'm like, dude, am I the same age as Kreischer?

And so I looked him up and so he was, I want to say he was actually closer to 50.

So Saguiro's like pretty much our age, which I did not realize.

I mean, look, there's a couple of things that's happened here.

So really, this movie is about Burt Kreischer, for sure.

It's like a story of his life plus a fictional part at the end that they make into most of the movie.

But this isn't the first movie that people have made about Berg Kreischer, because loosely based on him was Van Wilder, which was with- You told

So basically, as far as I understand it, Rolling Stone magazine bought his story rights because he was just a legendary partier at Florida State.

And then I think it was subcontracted or bought again by National Lampoon's and they're the ones that produced the movie that Ryan Reynolds was in.

But yeah, that was supposed to be about him.

For all you young kids who haven't seen Van Wilder and have no idea what we're talking about.

I mean, I watched that movie probably 50 times when I was in college.

This is from the New York Post, May 19th,

You said it was in Rolling Stone first though?

Anyways, well this is obviously a lot older.

So it says, Bert Kreischer, who majored in partying during his 6 years in college.

Well dude, anything National Lampoon's made is amazing.

They're 1 of my favorite magazines from back in the day.

Have you seen the movie about the actual...

So there's 2 movies about National Lampoon's, which was a magazine that started based off of a Harvard magazine called The Lampoon.

SNL basically stole all the guys that were part of National Lampoon and that kind of broke everybody up.

So it was a magazine and then they were doing all their own comedy bits and then Lorne Michaels came along and noticed what was happening and he basically took everyone and paid him more I think.

According to the movie poached him and because it was Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, you know Dan Aykroyd, a few others the guy that's in you know they they did Animal House was their first movie.

The nerdy dude at the end, who doesn't really talk with the glasses, who's like walking into a wall when they do the parade.

He's the fucking founder of National Lampoons.

Yeah, and he ended up committing suicide in Hawaii after a Caddyshack bombed.

Caddyshack was not a cult classic until years after it came out.

It first came out and it fucking bombed and he went on he went on a frickin bender in Hawaii.

They talk about it in the movie, so if you haven't seen it, we're getting a little off track.

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