Chris, do you want to be simultaneously confused, infuriated, and enthralled at the same time?

Like when I watch my dog pee in my parents house?

Not quite like that, although maybe similar. If that appeals to you, may I recommend Emily and Paris on Netflix?

Oh, but may I remind you, it's supposed to be pronounced Emily in Paris, so that it rhymes.

No, Netflix tweeted about it and then Jermaine Clement from quite of the concords,

because you should have called it Barry and Barry. That was the best response.

That's great.

Well, to our loyal audience, such as made it through that. Welcome back to another episode of What Went Wrong.

As always, I am Chris Winterbauer here with Lizzie Bassett, who's just

doling out hard recommendations left and right. And Lizzie, let me ask you,

did you think this week's movie was pretty entertaining?

I did. I kind of liked it.

Yeah, and of course this week we were talking about the Arnold Schwarzenegger Star Vehicle 1993's

Last Action Hero, which was starring Arnold Schwarzenegger,

Austin O'Brien, Charles Dance, a number of other cameos that we'll get into.

Produced and directed by John McTiernan, released by Sony under their Columbia Pictures

banner. And the film follows Austin O'Brien's Danny Madigan, as he's magically transported

into the cinematic universe of Jack Slater, an indestructible Los Angeles police officer,

played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, both in the movie and in the movie, if that makes sense.

It doesn't. And a large portion of the plot also doesn't, doesn't make sense.

The movie was intended to be a high concept takedown of the action genre, which had kind of

peaked in the late 80s. It was the action satire to end all action satires. Unfortunately,

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