This Week in Startups
01:05:35 · Lon Harris, Jason Calacanis
[01:05:35] S2: I don't [01:05:36] S0: wanna reveal percent were reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, 77 for the popcorn rating. Pretty high for a monster film. [01:05:42] S2: Well, and it's it's... But it's like it... It's weird. It's not it's not... It it consistently upends your expectations about what you think is coming, and I I really enjoyed it. Check check it out. [01:05:52] S0: Worth Godzilla minus one. Guess the Rotten Tomatoes scores. [01:05:57] S2: Oh, it's gotta be, like, 98 or something. 97, 98. [01:06:01] S0: How do you do it? 99 [01:06:03] S2: Mhmm. [01:06:03] S0: And 98. [01:06:04] S2: Yeah. [01:06:04] S0: How do you do it? I mean, that was You know that that's bait. [01:06:07] S2: Yeah. That movie blew everyone. I mean, I remember... Because that... It was it was not... Like, there was Shin Godzilla, that Japanese Godzilla movie from, like, ten years ago, and that one was very, like, anticipated. The filmmakers were really well known. It was really marketed heavily. This one, I feel like Godzilla minus one kinda came out of nowhere. Like, I hadn't heard that much about it. I I think it was not intended to go international. International. Like, had mainly been selling it to Japanese audiences, and it was just so good. It became like a worldwide phenomenon. Like, r r r, that that that Indian movie around the same time. [01:06:41] S0: Give me one more. Give me one more. Okay? Everybody loves your pitch. [01:06:44] S2: There's a show that, it wrapped up a a few weeks ago on Apple TV, but I am just now finishing the season. Dark Matter season two just wrapped up.
01:06:44 · Lon Harris, Jason Calacanis
[01:06:44] S2: There's a show that, it wrapped up a a few weeks ago on Apple TV, but I am just now finishing the season. Dark Matter season two just wrapped up. [01:06:52] S0: Yes. I know about that. [01:06:53] S2: That one with the... It's a multiverse show, but in a in a much more thoughtful, serious way. And not to knock Marvel. I like Marvel. But, like, Marvel's doing the multiverse of that very, like, fantasy sci fi, like, oh, eight different versions of doctor Strange, which is fun. This one is like, what if you really could travel between realities and meet other versions of yourselves? Like, how would that psychologically impact you, and what would that do to the world? And, like Is that the guy who [01:07:21] S0: was the billionaire guy from Yes. [01:07:24] S2: The Silicon Valley. From Silicon Valley. Exactly. He plays a private detective. Glad he got one more. In this show. So, yeah, Joel Joel Edgerton plays a physicist, but in another reality, not his own. He's just a teacher in his reality. But in another reality, he's a [01:07:39] S0: This is my show. [01:07:40] S2: He's a brilliant physicist. [01:07:41] S0: Keep you around. [01:07:42] S2: Yeah. Who invents a device that allows you to visit other realities. And so he ends up meeting the other him who's this brilliant inventor. It sets off this whole chain of reaction that involves everybody he knows, basically. Very good. Very cool show. Dark Matter on Apple TV plus. [01:07:58] S0: That's your twist. We'll see you on Monday. Bye bye. [01:08:01] S2: Bye, everybody.